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The noise, though, told him that at least there'd been no cancellation of orders so far.
Cancellation of orders from uneasy foreign firms poured into Vienna.
Production speedups produced quality problems and cancellations of orders.
"We have not seen any significant cancellation of orders, but it is difficult to avoid the conclusion that this is a possibility," the spokesman said.
About 250 aircraft in all were built, but with the cancellation of orders at the end of the war the firm went into liquidation.
They resulted in postponements or cancellations of orders.
Suddenly, foreign car manufacturers were flooded with cancellations of orders, and owners of foreign cars began dumping them.
The cancellation of orders for trade-show brochures and advertising campaigns after Sept. 11 have them wondering if their futures are in doubt.
The inquiry has heard that the Treasury's intervention led to the cancellation of orders for extra helicopters that could be used in the current Afghanistan conflict.
'Understandable Wariness' Mr. Paper said industry executives had not reported large cancellations of orders, which often occur in a severe economic downturn.
Many factors contributed to the economy's poor performance, including adverse weather for agriculture, cancellation of orders by China resulting from the Sino-Soviet dispute, and unrealistic plan goals.
A change in RNAS requirements lead to the sudden cancellation of orders for the N.T.4, however, while engine problems caused delays to the delivery of N.T.2Bs.
Boeing credits this contract with rescuing the company from financial difficulties following the cancellation of orders after World War I, and with being the impetus for its rise as a premier manufacturer of military aircraft.
The May contract had tumbled 1.32 cents on Thursday ahead of a weekly Agriculture Department export-sales report that some traders had expected to show some cancellations of orders for near-term deliveries of United States cotton because of the recent price surge.
