Geneva, Nov. 4.
Tt was learned from authorita Jsources to-day that the experts who fare preparing the agenda for the World economic conference will di lercetly recommend that the world return to the gold standard. "This; return shoul: the report preliminary requisite, The first condition, the experts believe, is the restoration of a reason-Jable' degree of freedom of trade. The nations should make a deter-_ mined effort to remove as many of the existing barriers as possible. The second condition would be a satisfactory solution to the problem fof inter-governmental debts. In the third provision, the central] banks of the world' would under-_ take to prevent gold movements from affecting either the sending or the receiving nations by a. system inging the discount rates or by Jopen market transactions.
The latter provision would of nelcessity require careful study andi preparation, it is understood and therefore there be no hurried return to the gold standard but a return [through methodical correction of jexiating barriers—United Press.
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