Attendees at London Economic Conference in 1933

The transcript discusses the role of Secretary Hull and the American delegation in London, highlighting their preparatory work and readiness to implement plans. Mr. Swope accompanies the delegation, which has completed two weeks of preparation. The transcript concludes with an optimistic outlook on the results of their efforts.

Who is serving as a means of contact between the administration and the delegation at London?

• Mr. Swope

• The narrator

• Secretary Hull

• The President

What role does Mr. Swope play in the delegation?

• He is the Secretary of State.

• He is the leader of the delegation.

• He is the main spokesperson for the delegation.

• He is a friend of the President and accompanies the narrator.

How long has the delegation been preparing before they are ready to pursue their plans?

• Two weeks

• One week

• Four weeks

• Three weeks

What can America expect from the delegation's efforts?

• Definite results

• Uncertain outcomes

• Minimal impact

• No results

What is the main focus of the delegation's work in London?

• To explore cultural exchanges

• To negotiate peace treaties

• To pursue plans made before sailing

• To establish new trade agreements