THERE was a time when problems of currency seemed remote enough from the average man-an abstract puzzle for the economists and financial experts to solve. But the debacle of European currencies after the war, and the scourge of inflation, when money lost its value overnight, made everyone realize how important currency policy was in the everyday life of the modern man. Everyone was in some measure affected by the complicated process of return to a gold standard, which, with all its intricacies of deflation and devaluation, Professor Gregory will explain in this evening's talk. He will go on to discuss the future of the gold Standard and the probable future value of gold.