Reporters interview US Assistant Secretary of State Raymond Moley, who has no comments

The transcript features a series of questions directed at a secretary regarding the success and future of a conference, the gold standard, currency stability, and US recognition of Soviet Russia. The secretary consistently refrains from providing definitive answers, maintaining a neutral stance throughout the discussion.

What was the Secretary's response when asked about the future of the conference?

• He had no comment on the future.

• He predicted a positive outcome.

• He confirmed the conference would adjourn soon.

• He provided a detailed plan for the next meeting.

How did the Secretary respond to questions about the gold standard?

• He confirmed France's commitment to it.

• He provided a detailed analysis.

• He expressed uncertainty about its maintenance.

• He stated it was irrelevant.

What was the Secretary's opinion on the pound's relationship with the gold franc?

• He believed it would strengthen.

• He had no opinion on the matter.

• He thought it would weaken.

• He suggested it was irrelevant.

What did the Secretary say about the United States recognizing Soviet Russia?

• He provided a historical context.

• He supported the recognition.

• He opposed the recognition.

• He had no comment on the subject.

How did the Secretary conclude his remarks?

• By announcing a new policy.

• By thanking the audience.

• By predicting future economic trends.

• By providing a summary of the conference.