Moscow, Apr. 24.
Mr. Sinclair has appealed to the Supreme Tribunal against the Saghalien judgment in- connexion with the Sinclair Concessions—
Reuter, cial Secretary to the Treasury, re plied that the Genoa resolutions contemplated not action by a Gov ernment in the first place but a conference of the central banks. He doubted whether the time had yet come for this. He added that ce-operation between the central banks was increasing.
The Gold Standard The Government's gold standard jon was assailed by the Conservative financial expert, Sir Frederic Wise, who, after detailed criticism of "this gamble," which would probably benefit nobody but the United States, declared that we did not want to borrow more from America. Certainly, he exclaimed, vee ald "not want to be in their Mr, Ramsay MacDonald, the Opposition leader, denounced the Rudget on similar lines to Mr. Snowden's remarks yesterday.
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