MR. CHURCHILL
RECOVERS FROM INJURY
yiEV/S ON CURRENCY
NEW, YORK, 30th December.
Mr. • "Winston .Churchill has recovered from his injuries caused by being struck by a motor-car on 15th December. He received Press representatives and discussed the world's monetary affairs, denouncing proposals for a unified, stabilised, world currency. '
He said: "I, most decidedly repulse such a ,vile suggestion. It would be horrible to see a stabilised currency when wages are low."
He said the United States had it in its power to-day to enter upon a period of prosperity. " Meantime," he added, "you are writing your values down .every day."
Commenting on the large gold stocks held in- vaults, he said: "A great part of this is sterilised. It is like gold iii its' virgin state in the rock, and nobody knows how to get it out."
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 1, 2 January 1932, Page 11
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