GENERAL DAWES
VIEWS ON* TRADE POSITION,
United Prim Association—By Electric - -Telegraph—Copyright).
(Received this day a + noon.) - LONDON, September 29
Nothing is Linore certain than the coming business recovery. The business fool in 1920 was he who had no fear. Now the f but‘'is lie who has no hope, skid General Dawes speaking at Belfast. “I do not think the world’s business lost its normal trend before 1927, two' years befdre the collapse of the stock exchange prices with most nations. Iff lam right in this, other things being normal, may we not hope to see normality, resumed, by the suraer jor autumn, of 1931, which marks the end of the 1 two years period. The truth is that both stock exchange and business, depression is due to a fundamental change of attitude of the average ma'ii who has lost confidence. The first public manifestation of this is visible in the Stock Exchanges.
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Hokitika Guardian, 29 September 1930, Page 5
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