Australia At A Meeting With Representatives Of The...
Bank and the trading banks last Saturday Mr. Scullin, the Prime Minister, and Mr. Theodore, the Treasurer, explained Mr. Theodore's proposal for stabiliz- ing prices as well as......
We Can Well Believe That There Have Been Deplorable...
When the patience of the police is strained to the breaking point such things happen. Riots are a kind of war. The Times correspondent describes the police as standing their......
The French And I;alian Navies It Is An Encouraging Sign
(though it should not be regarded as anything more) that Mr. Craigie's conversations in Paris about a Franco-Italian naval agreement have unexpectedly caused Mr. Henderson and......
Bank Rate, 8 Per Cent., Changed From 81 Per Cent.
on May 1st, 1930. War Loan (5 per cent.) was on Wednesday 103L; on Wednesday week, 1021 ; a year ago, 102. Funding Loan (4 per cent.) was on Wednesday 911; on _Wednesday week,......
India In India The Conversations Between The Viceroy And Mr.
Gandhi have caused alternations of hope and doubt. On Friday, February 20th, Mr. Gandhi addressed a mass meeting of his followers and, as one of his temperate moods was upon......
The "new Statesman And Nation" On Saturday Of This Week
our old friends the New Statesman and the Nation appear in conjunction as the New Statesman and Nation. The New Statesman of last week said that there would be "no change of......
Spain The New Spanish Government Is Trying To Put Itself
right with public opinion, not only by consenting to such municipal and provincial elections as by Constitutional custom precede a General Election, but by agreeing that the new......
The Socialists Have Decided To Vote In The Municipal And
provincial elections but not at the General Election. This seems illogical, as most Spaniards regard the munici- pal and provincial elections as a material preparation for a......
The Times Correspondent Goes On To Say That The Round
Table delegates, Sir Tej Sapru, Mr. Jayakar_ and Mr. Sastri, are optimistic, as they believe that Mr. Gandhi has "never been more open to reason" He admits, however, that this......
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