(Q) Now, along these same lines, what might be a general
business outlook for the near future?
(A) This would depend upon what VIEWPOINT or aspect business
would be viewed from. As a general whole, there is seen that
while there are varying groups, from that including steel,
coal, and the lentil directions, a general impression of
decrease in the activity of these movements, or these
elements of business; in those general lines as pertaining
to motors, and some industrials, these show the greater
increase, and a more lenient activity toward a general
bettered condition. In the money market, at home and abroad,
these show more leniency to the general reports than is
ordinarily seen under the existent conditions, of times, and
conditions in a whole. Hence we would say, for the next
ninety days, the GENERAL business outlook (This will be
quoted from the magazine on same) as relating to industrials
is good. As to steel, rails, and those GROWING commodities,
not so well. Short crops in corn and wheat - and the reserve
in same shorter than the world has known, in the next fifteen
months. We are through.
REPORTS
7/15/28 See
254-42, Par. 16-A on E.C. Work indicating [
900]'s
associations in Egypt with others closely associated with the
work.



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