New Britain herald., 1917-06-08
PROGRAM ARRANGED FUR BIG EXPOSITION
Exhibit 1t Spline6ld This Month
 To Aid New England

Splendid program announced for industrial expedition and export con ference headed by Hon. William c. Rsdneld. Secretary Of U. [. Depart ment of Commerce,
 At Springfield. Mass. June n to 70. ! will be conducted in connection with a mammoth industrial exposition. q
 conference and school devoted to the practical development of exporting. Morning sessions will deal with specific lines of trade. Afternoon sessions will handle vital export prob lems, under the guidance of practical export experts. There will also be three evening meetings in the Ma hogany Room of sprinsdeld's Audi torium. The first meeting will be handled entirely by the United States Department ot Commerce. The even ings will be given over to the careful study of important foreign markets. Opening day. Saturday. June 23, will present formal exercises with ad- dresses by General Chairman Frank H. Page. Mayor Frank E. Stacy, Governor Samuel W. Mccall, and Hon. William c. Redneld, secretary of U. S. Department of Commerce, who speaks on the vital subject of ':After the War. What9"
 Paper day. Monday. Juno 36. Pre- nlding ohlcer, Arthur B. Dauiels, president American Paper and Pulp association. Tho speakers win bo James Logan. general manager U. a. Envelope company. Louis Chable, ex- port manager. International Paper company. Hon. Judge Charles F. Moore. secretary Bureau of Statistics of Book Paper Manufacturers.
 In the evening will be heard Dr. E. B. Pratt. chief of tho Bureau of Foreign and Domostic Commerce, and ]. F.. Fitzgerald. ohief of Consular Division Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce.
 The topics covered will be "south America" How To Export Paper"
 Tho Purpose of tho Webb Bill" Packing and Shipping Problems of Paper Exporting" 'The b. s. De. partment of Commerce and Its serv- ics To American Manufacturers' and World Trade"
 Textile day. Tuesday. June 20. Con- ducted and addressed by men Of prominence In every department of textiles. with . clear treatment Of After the War, What of the Textile Trade?' American Cotton Goods,., Hosiery . Financial side of Export ing." American Banks Abroad"
 Financing Foreign Shipments After the War;" After the War, What of the Credit Problem ?''
 Leather and Rubber Goods Day. June 17. Tho topics outlined are, ssvVhat of Leather Export Trade and Boot and Shoe Trade After the War - Rubber Goods in Overseas Trade" Foreign Advertising" Reaching Foreign Customers Through Circu- lars and Export Publications.'' How To Get Up a Foreign Catalog." Lat in-America." Promoting Trade Re- lations," .'Brazil," "columbia."
 Metals Day. June 2s. Subjects for this day will embrace After tho War. whatsof Export Machinery Trade and Fittings in Overseas Markets," Export Practice '.Tangles In Foreign Trade.'' Practical Exporting" Packing for Export :
 omce Appliance Day. June go. Top les as follpws: After the War; what Of the once Appliance and of- sfice Furniture Trader stationery and omcs Supplies In After the War Trader" Transportation and Ship. ping In Foreign Trade.' "Railway End of tho Problem" Overseas Shipping,'' ..rhe Federal Shipping Board" Russia "Ths Far East," Australia
 Chemical Day. June 90. Addresses on After the War. What of the Chemical Industry7" Drug Exports," Fertilizer Trade With Overseas Mar kets."
 The above condensed outline gives some idea of the extent and thor oughneas of the export sessions. At all of these meetings there will be general questions, discussions and ex- change of experiences.
 While all of this weighty business Is being seriously handled. the gen- eral public will be entertained and hibita. hand concarts, opera 0ingera geants.
 During Exposition week, tho fa- nous Dc Lloyd Thompson. known as the kind of aviators. will demonstrate in a gigantic war plane fancied de- struction of the exposition grounds by the dropping of supposed bombs upon the principal buildings. Those who have seen De Lloyd's thrilling per- formances say that 1t is . spectacle never to be forgotten.
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