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that serious social disturbances in
Europe have a reaction in America,
If Europe should not get back on its
feet commercially and industrially in
the near future, American business
men believe it would mean American
business would lose all chance for a
European market for the export sur
plus of manufactured goods which it
is believed will be available in the
United States as soon as stocks de
pleted by war have been replaced. ,
America must concern itself, it is
pointed out, in bringing exchange back
to normal as a means of keeping up
the volume of ex-port and import
trade. Business leaders believe the
best American business policy, there
fore, is to give Europe- the kind of
business assistance of which it stands
most in need, and to refrain from ac
tion which would tend to prevent it
from resuming its own production.
At Atlantic City all of these ques
tions will he taken u.p by the Mis
sions and the American business men
attending with a view to arriving at
some definite plan of re-establishing
European credit. The various delega
tions will ibe requested in advance to
bring idiata on certain specified (sub
jects to the end that just the kind of
information may te given to Ameri
can business men which will he of the
most value.
