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Evening star., 1928-12-29
UTILITIES ISSUES
FEATURE ON CURB
AirpIane and Specialties
Show Gains in Active
Market Session.
BY WILLIAM r. HEFFERNAN.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, December 2s.-Public
utilities were brought to the front at
the close of the week on the curb ex-
change. Prominent holding company
issues were bid up sharply, several of
them to new high records for the
present share capitalization. The mar
ket generally gave q good account OF
itself.
Utilities were discounting the highly
prosperous year enjoyed by the industry
and the prospect of continued expand
ing operations in 1929. Gross revenues
for the electric power and light industry
alone are estimated at approximately
$1,875, ,000, 900 for the year, with flnanc-
ing placed at $1,000 100000. Electric
Bond & Share securities shot forward
to a new top above 1902.
Northeastern Power reached q new
high above 81, compared with Friday
close of 5512. All classes Of American
Super Power moved upward substantial
ly and American Gas & Electric gained
more than point.
Airplane issues were also favored,
notably North American Aviation,
Aviation Corporation of America and
Niles -Bement-Pond. the first two attain
Ing new highs. In the oil group Vacuum
maintained leadership, reaching its best
above iii.
Specialties which established new tops
included Goldman, Sachs Trading,
Dominion Stores, Neisner Brothers and
Roam Antelope
Ford Motor, Ltd, after opening frac-
tionally lower on block of 1900 shares.
continued In supply whenever bids came
into the market under the 20 level.
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CONVERTIBLE BOND
| TRADING IS ACTIVE
Less Selling Is Noted During
Short Session-U. S.
Issues Quiet.
BY CHARLES #. SPEARE.

Special DisSatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, December 29.-Less
liquidation occurred In bonds today
than at other times during the week,
and there were sections of the market
where it appeared that investors were
cautiously picking up some of the is
sues that have been discarded recently
and have dropped to favorable income
basis.
The buying of United States Govern
nlent issues, which was a prominent
feature of yesterdays market, was not
repeated, and some members of this
group declined Slightly. The volume of
trading fell off sharply.
Convertible bonds were the center of
attraction in the domestic list. Andes
Copper Is advanced 3 points and at
225 compared with the redemption
price of ito, which is effective January
/. Probably some of the holders of
these bonds will neglect to take advan-
tage of their opportunity and thereby
miss big premium, as always happens
in situation of this short, Anaconda
Copper rs were likewise strong and
Public Service of New Jersey 4l2s con-
tinued their rise, which has been Is
points in the past two days.
The Seaboard issues were heavy, the
refunding Is off IA points and the
Florida IS skirting their previous low
level Florida East Coast SIS rose
point. Various new rail 4l2s were
fractionally lower. st. Paul adjustments
moved up fractionally.
There was considerable irregularity in
the foreign group. with European issues
inclined to sag off, but with some re-
covery in South Americans.
Evening star., 1928-12-29
WHEAT PRICES DROP.

CHICAGO, December 30 [P).-Under
pressure of general selling, all wheat
tumbled down today to within frac-
ton of the lowest level yet this season.
Deliveries here on December wheat con-
tracts today were on large scale,
totaling 100000 bushels, and this cir
cumstance together with smallness of ex-
port demand today for wheat from
North America led to the execution of
numerous standing orders to sell out
and thus put a stop to losses Deliveries
today on Chicago December corn con-
tracts were also heavy, amounting to
1900, 900 bushels.
Evening star., 1928-12-29
Bid and Asked Prices.
RONDS
PUBLIC UTILITY.
MISCELLANEOUS.

Barber & Ross Inc 6ias, ,,.... % sS
Cham -Vanblt. Hotel 6ias..... G5 go.
Chestnut Farms Dairy 613S.... 1854 .....
Chevy Chase Club 5iss. s...,.... 1903 los
D. c. Paper Mfg. 6s.....,..., 81 81
Pot. Joint stock La Blk. 5s.... 80 49,.
wash. Mkt. Cold STORAGE 5s.... 96 80.
wash. Cons. Title Co. 6s..,... 100 102
Wardman Park Hotel 5las,.., 104ss 104Is
Evening star., 1928-12-29

Production of nitrate In Chile is now
nearly double that OF last year.
Evening star., 1928-12-29
COTTON MARKET QUIET.

NEW YORK, December 90 lPl-The
cotton market was very quiet today,
and the narrow fluctuations were at
tributed chiefly to evening up OF COM
n1itmentS for over the week end and the
approaching holiday. After selling up
to 2o.26 during the earlier trading,
March declined to 20.2l and closed at
20.23. The general market closed
steady, net 2 points higher to 2 points
lower.
Evening star., 1928-12-29
PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, December 30 (SpeciaD
Associated Gas & Electric rights fea-
tured the trading In the produce Sc
curities market today. An active de-
mand developed, which carried the
price well across the level. Elsewhere
prices moved irregularly, with interest
level.
Evening star., 1928-12-29
SILVER QUOTATIONS.
NEW YORK, December 30 (R.-Bar
silver, 5Tss; Mexican dollars, 43l4.
Washington Stock Exchange

SALES.
Capital Traction Colo at 106L.
Chestnut Farms Dairy COMO at 205,
so at 205.
Washington Gas Lights at 104a.
Lanston Monotype-l0 at 100. 10 at 100.
Mergenthaler Linotype-5 at 104A.
Washington Mech. Mtge. conl-30 at IL.
AFTER CALL.
Washington Rwy. 81 Elec. gen. 6s-
$1,000 at 1o21a.
Potomac Electric 6% pfd-5 at 111%.
Potomac Electric 512@o pfd.-30 at
1063s.
Merchants Tran. g. Storage pfd.-l8
at lot.
Riggs Banks at 5485z.
Bid and Asked Prices.
Evening star., 1928-12-29
INVESTMENT TRUSTS

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, December 29.-
Evening star., 1928-12-29
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET

Special Dispatch to The Star
CHICAGO, December 29.--Following
Is a report OF todays sales, high, low
and closing quotations, on the Chicago
Stock Exchange:
Sales In STC1xS
Evening star., 1928-12-29
U. S. TREASURY RECEIPTS.

Treasury receipts December q were
$4,106, ,276.65 expenditures, ,S9, ,2S2, ,731 rs;
balance, $276, TAI, ,294.62.
Evening star., 1928-12-29
FOREIGN BONDS.

10 West P SIas A caSh II1Fe
10 Wheel Stl 4iaS B.. SO
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B. & 0. STATEMENT.


BALTIMORE, August 2s tSpecian .-~
The statement of the Baltimore g. Ohio
Railroad Co. for July and the seven
months, Just made public. Is considered
the most favorable issued by the car
rier so far this year. While both gross
and net continue To show declines, as
compared TO last year, they are the
largest reported thus far in 1929,
Railway operating revenues for July
totaled S199l1,874, a decrease of s4o9,-
$40. as compared to same month last
year, but an increase Of s73,458 over
June, Net railway operating income for
July amounted TO S4848, IT'S, decrease OF
sl,16l $40 as compared to the 1927
month, but an increase Of So54,806 over
June.
Rejecting the Efficient management
of the road operating ratio for July was
1924 per cent, the lowest so far this
year This compares with 1913 per cent
in the same month In 1927.
For the first seven months OF 1923
railway operating revenues totaied
St3il43. 100. a decrease of sl2,574,503,
as compared to corresponding period
last year, and net railway operating In
come amounted to s22.56l 1885, a de-
cline Of S3,68l $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-28
STABILITY IN BEEF
PRICES PREDICTED
Midsummer U. S. Report Indicates
Continuance of Active
Demand"
By the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
A continuation Of the present active
demand" for beef cattle Is expected by
the Department of Agriculture in its
Midsummer outlook report issued yes
terday. Prices. the report said, would
remain at approximately present
levels rather than a continuance OF the
UPWARD trend which has characterized
the market since 1921"
Seasonal price declines are probable
both this Fall and next Spring, the re-
port said, predicting that marketings
this Fall doubtless will be somewhat
smaller than a year earlier. but the
number coming to market during tne
first half of 1929 probably will about
equal marketings during the first hal1
of this year.
Slaughter has reached a point where
it about equals production. and, WIN
the exception of 1921. this has not been
true since 1918, the report said. IN
spectcd slaughter of cattle and calves
during the first seven months OF this
wear was reported per cent less IMAM
in 1927 and IL per cent below 1925.
The number of cattle on feed In the
corn belt on August ] was 6 per cent
less than a year ago, while consumer
demand for beef has been increasing AZ
the rate of per cent or more annually
since 1921, the department observed: A
break in prices was held unlikely with
in the next II months unless there Is
all unexpected lowering of the genera
commodity price level or marked low
cring of industrial activity.
Other factors named by the depart
mcnt as likely to maintain the present
prices are the anticipated lower sup
plies of pork and an increase In the
consumers purchasing power
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-28
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. August % Especially -
Western Eew YORK Duchess apples. u
& grade No !, 2j2-inci1 stock. whole
o. led 1t $50 per barrel. while basket
offerings Of the same grace and size
brought 1922. California Gravenstsin
apples SOLD al mostly I.90a200 per box
Upstate New York big Boston lettuce
peddiec oGt at 5oa2 90 per crate. princi-
pallY 00sl SO Western Iceberg lettuce
realized from 275a4.50. rarely higher.
Green peas from New York STATE
a. the top price sold ct 50 per b,lshel
basket Colorado peas IN crates iopbeo
CIT IT 4a5 50
The best cueumbers brought 00ai %
per oushel basket DiIls commanded It's
a. IS and pickles 2 25a4 50
HUDSON Valley Clspps Favorite pears
90 tsiSI7el baskets sold from .5Oa2 so
chiefly 75a225. BsrreIed offerings
brought 500aG 81 for the No stock.
Upstate New YORK green round and
fat string beans gfolessleo at 200s
50 per busheI basket Wax beans re-
si.1ed from l00a3.50 and red cranberry
50a2 Is
CatGklA Mountain caQ!ifower sold a.
high a. $50 per crate and as low a.
% Colorado caUliaoWer brought from
300a35 So per craft
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SILVER QUOTATIONS..

NEW YORK. August 20 (4ei ,~~ bar
silver. hsl2, Mexican dollars, 44is,
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SEABOARD STATEMENT.
Report Submitted for Seven Month
Period This Year.

BALTIMORE. August 28 tSpeciaD ,--
The Seahoard Air Line Railway failed
to earn the July proportion Of interest
end other fixed charges by $6o,6i3. but
for the seven-month period covered
those requirements by margin of
s70i ,97A ia, exclusive of the interest on
the adjustment SIS, the report Of oper-
atlons just issued revealed.
For the seven-montf period earnings
were $227,sll short o. covering interest
on the adjustment per cent bonds.
Net income applicable to the payment
of interest on the adjustment bonds was
$685. o62 80 less than for the correspond
ing period In 1927,
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
lntatiun& furnished oN " h HlnhS X Co
Nominal sold SELLING checks
sHoRT.TERM SECURITIES.


,Repotted ns q " aeiigman 4 Co
Bid pttet
Aluminium Go of Amer bs 1882 ioa,4 1909 :
American Radiator Alas iaa1, % 81
Amer Tel & Tel Go As ta20 Aa7s a9's
Anaconda Copper Dis 1923 . lnnls 1900 ,
BALTIC Ohio Alas 1898 ..e ~ Of.
EataVtan Pet. Corp Alas lg4s % 92lg
He'll Tel nf Canada As 1915 ln9 lna =
California Pet corp st2s taas innta lpl >
Canadian Nat Ry Alaa iaan aass aats
Canadian Nor Try 4tgs 1872 pIss e
Ches Ohio Ry, Go A'4a 1850 ae!s nDia
Cplumnia Gas Il Flee ~ 1879 e1ta ID,
Cuuahy packins Co a'as i9a7 % eass
Dnauesne tightlns tias 1851 apta ph'a
Edison El II 0t Bos Avs 1910 aasp 20
Erie RWy Go rs 1890. .tt..4st t0aie ln9h
Glen Mot Aeeep, Corp. 6s 1887 lnl's lo3. =
Cen Petroleum Corp, S. 1910 100 1908
Goodyear T A. r.. IS 1887 80. pl eias
ard Trunk OF Canada ss 1885 lnh lnale
Gulf Oh OF Penn IS 1897 ~. 0aa4 1907.
tumble oil Atss 1852. s;.,t.s.. 1905 tol
Massachusetts Gas G hlss i946 l09 tn4
New York Tel Us i94l.s-s-,,. tn6te ln1l4
Oregon Short Line Is 1929 49,. aAls pass
Pure OIL Corp alas 1897, ,s... aaaa Nela
shell unian oil Co IS tDai 90 AHss
Southern Pae Il II As 1929, 9aes pats
standard oil NJ Jersey AS la4a lnats lnStA
ST. l. ir All 4 30 ~ il 1870 aals Do
swift A. 10 SIS 1899 .ts,s..s, aass 100
tininn OH Go Of Calif s. 1875 a7ls aata
n n Amelt Go aiss 1898 49,. lnla lhas.
- n, n M As sala tSs tasY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-28

NEW YORK August q lP,.~~The to-
tzl q new construction started ~ 81
States east ~ the Rocky Mountains
lAst aeek fell to all .274 100 from 1928. =
49, 800 81 The previous week, r. w
Dodge Corporation reports, The total
70 date tins year however, amounting
to 34439 903 400 is almost per cent
sneao Of the FIRST eight months Of 1927
The daily average ~ contracts let since
fae first Gi the year IS nov &29 3li 900
compared 2ith 500 s53 900 In the firsf
eight months last year The largest JOB
contracted last week VaE the stfaighten~
,ng ef re Chicago River at cost u
So 800 .001
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-28
Plan to List Stock.

NEW YORK. August % up Plans
are under way To apply tn the New York
Stock Exchange for listing the capital
stock of the Montecatini Mining &c Ag-
ricutural Co. Inc. one Of the largest
industrial enterprises In Italy II Is be-
lleved In Wall Street that the listing
would make an important addition 10
the small group of foreign stocks nov
dealt In on the exchange,
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Money to Loan

occurred By first deed Of trust on real estate
PrevaiiIns interest and commission.
Joseph |. Weller a." wash s,s I: . : ,s1 w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-28

NEW YORK, August 28 fAl. Gov
errors of the New York Stock Exchange
today voted To keep the Exchange open
for trading on Saturday, September /,
Members had petitioned for a closing.
The New York Curb Market also win
be open for trading on that date,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-28
To Discuss Credit Situation

REV YORK, August 20 As1.~~Ths
credit situation will be the major topic
fcr discussion ct the annual meeting Of
ire American Bankers Association IN
iiedeiDslia October la President
sTssrs9.as III. Preston ElateS IN hls CAL 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-28

NEW YORK, August % fSpeciaD ~
Eew York bank ciearings 81 254 900 900
Rev York bank balances, siIa !o00, 900
New York Federal reserve balances
as 900 900
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II am, 700, 300 : noon 49,. 100
pm. 1873 700 2p,m 2,i7I. 400
Dividend eatet as given In the anpse tAnie
ara the annual cash paymants baaed 90 the
latest quarterly OF half~veaTlp inelara tipns
Unit of trading 'ess Than 100 shares
Partly eAtta Plus tA IN stock Plus
lsld this vear~zn0 regular rate Paw
aple IN stnek Plus ~ 10 stock q Paw.
able when earned PAYABLE In cash al
stock Plus iOb in stuck i Plus dos
in stock, h Partly stock Plus aes in
stock + Plus ltfan share quarterly IN
stock ~ pagAhie ifin share quarterly In
LI.lIsaa GlAar. aIaLAs common AlQNA D PlAs
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WASHINGTON Stock Exchange
SALES.


washington Gas SIS $500 at 1906.
Capital Traction Cos at 1898, . at
l04.
Potomac Electric e. pfd.--5 at 1l13s.
Potomac Electric 5i21o pfd.-lo AZ
l063,, 10 at 1861.
Federal American National Bank~-lo al
1886.
Commercial! National Co pfd.--3 at 10S
Mergenthaler Linotype at 1908.
Sanitary Grocery Co. pfd.-10 at 10.
10 at 1876. 10 at 1885,, 10 at l2o12, D
at 1851, at l25l2.
AFTER CALL.
washington Gas SIS "B'-s5Oo at 1osls.
Capital Traction Co.-l0 at 104,
Washington Gas IS "A-sloO at io1Is'
washington Gas IS "B'-s200 at lo41s
Merchants Transfer g. Storage pfd,--5
at l08i,.
CAPITAL friction SSH 600 at iol Il.
Money-Call loans, and 6 per cent.
, 1928-09-25
Publication.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ sum of Frcs. 202.7 Is, represent
ing interest accrued on the invest
ed capital of His Royal Highness
Prince VALDEMAR'S Wedding Me
mortal Fund, for the benefit of IN
digent persons in St. CroiX, will be
on hand for distribution on the
22nd day Of October, 1923.
Applications for participation in
this distribution, duly certified,
should be forwarded to the under
signed on or before the 18th day Of
October, 1923.
Despatching Secretary's office,
Christiansted, st. CroiX, V. J.,
20 September 1928.
FRANK T. FOXWELL,
Oe8pGtchjng Secretary.
, 1928-09-25
A Fine High Pitch, B. Flat
Clarinet On Sale.

HAVE an Excellent Quality CLARI-
NET for a person who knows how to
: appreciate Music and Instruments
1t is made out of the best French Wood
Material which makes the Instrument
very light and nice. and contains seven
teen keys all in perfect condition. 1t is
just as / bought it; never used but on
special occasions.
For further particulars try to see me
as soon as possible.
r. L. DELERME.
, 1928-09-25
Auction Notice.

AT the request of the Sheriff for
"A the Municipality of St. Croix
there will be offered for sale on
Friday 28th September 1928
at 3 o'clock p. m. in the Fort Yard
at Christiansted, the following ami
mails.
One White Jackass, impound-
ed at Est. 1t. Princess.
One Black Donkey, impound-
ed at Est. Fareham.
The conditions will be read at the
time of the sale.
C~hristiansted, September 18th, 1923.
F. COULTER,
Sheriff.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-24
JURY PLANS PROBE OF
 INVESTMENT TRUSTS
Watkins Panel Will Con. duct Wide Investigation,
 AlcOrn Tells Court

Hartford. Oct, :4 Up-A new spe- cial grand jury will consider not only certain phases of the Roger w. Watkins case but will undertake an inquiry of wide scope into the in- vestment trust situation in Hartford, States Attorney Hugn NJ. Alcorn told Judge Allyn L.. Brown in su- perior court today. Attorney Ralph O. Wells will head the new grand jury. succeeding Corporation Coun- sel Francis w. Cole.
 Tho special grand jury empanel- led in April and whose investiga tion led to the arrest and conviction of Watkins. was discharged today with the thanks of the court for "a very effective and useful piece of public service" Watkins is serving a fifteen years prison sentence for fraud and conspiracy in connection with the National Associated Invest ors. Inc. in which several hundred persons lost total of about $50o,- 900.
 New members of the special grand jury will be: Daniel Clark, Henry Thompson and William A. Zymour. all of simsbury: Ernest H. Woodford of Farmington: Gavin $. Fallow of Wethersfeld and Thomas J. Leahy of Hartford. The follow ing will continue as members of the jury: Charles B. Cook. George s. Stevenson and Haywood H. Whaples, all of Hartford: Edward E. King, East Hartford: Ro' Tt A. Board man, South Windsor: David N. Case of West Hartford: William H. Webster of Berlin: Charles Griswold of West Hartford: Edward Wood house of Wethersneld: Owen R. Havens of Rocky Hill. and William R. Wood of South Windsor. In ad- dition to Foreman Cole, the follow ing will retire from service on the special grand jury: Robert C. Glaz- fer. John B. Bryne. Henry T. Holt Seth Halfleld. Eugene Ballard and Clark Belden. all of Hartford.
 Mrs. Margaret E. Watkins, wife of the former broker. who received a Jail sentence of one year for her part in the conspiracy. was brought to the county building this morn ing and 1t was expected she would give testimony before the new grand jury,
New Britain herald., 1928-10-24
YANKEE DOODLE TO
 TRY FOR NEW MARK
VIII Attempt to Fly in Record Time to
 Pacific Coast

Garden City. N. r.. Oct. ci LF- Harry Tucker. owner of the mono plane Yankee Doodle. which made . nonstop record flight from Cali fornia to New York. announced shortly before noon that he would take of at three o'clock this after. noon. weather permitting, in an at- tempt to break the non stop record frop the east coast to the west The weather bureau said the weather was excellent.
 Tucker who was piloted by Art Goebel on the west-east flight, which set & transcontinental record of IS hours and 5S minutes, will have as his pilot on the westward race against time Captain C. B. D. Col lyer who set a new round the world record with John Henry Mears dur. ing the past summer.
 There has only been one success full east-west non stop transcon- tinental flight. It was made in 1923 by Lieut.. John A. Macready and Oakley Kelly in 2S hours and 42 minutes. This was the only trans continental non stop flight until Tucker and Goebel made the first eastward cross country hop this past summer.
 Collyer was confident that the Macready time for :h, westward flight would be bettered by the Yankee Doodle.
 Well either beat that time or We won't get there non stop at all,'' he said. "as we're only taking gas enough for 24 hours
 Dr. James H. kimbali. aviation weather expert of the weather bureau. said the niers would have clear weather all the way to Los Angeles. but would have little help from the winds. There will be head winds of some strength. though not enough to be dangerous. over the Appalachians. and from then on head winds of decreasing velocity. He estimated that the Yankee Doodle. barring accident. ought to reach Los Angeles about noon to- morrow.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-24
Band, Lights and Chil- dren's Brigade Listed on Program for Re- cepion to Presidential Candidate at Railroad Station.
New York Governor As. sures Mayor Paonessa That He Will Have Train Stopped for Brief Visit to New Britain-Rally to Follow.

Governor Alfred E. Smith, tho democratic presidential nominee will be received at the railroad station here tomorrow evening at S:20 o'clock. and arrangements have been made to have his train stop and have the nominee come onto the platform long enough to speak few words to the assembled citizens.
 This change in the itinerary of the Smith train was decided upon last night after hope of hearing him here had virtually been abandoned. and it was brought about as . result of Mayor Paon,ssa's persistence after the state central committee had told him there was no hope of a stopover here. and :hc mayor had carried the matter to Attorney Robert P. Butler. chairman of the Connecticut reception committee. Late last night. the mayer received telegram from Governor Smith telling him his request will, be granted. and he set cut st once to lay plans for a brief reception in honor of the nominee. 4
 Features of the reception will in- clude a band concert at the railroad station for half an hour before the time set for arrival of the tsaan: . istreet procession in which . .'hA's 9mith brigade" composed of several hundred boys and girls eArsytns campaign posters will take part: and (Continued on Page Three)
New Britain herald., 1928-10-24
DEMOCRATS OF THIS CITY
 PREPARING 10 GIVE SMITH
 WARM WELCOME TOMORROW
PARADE AND SPEECHES ,, ".' ~' BOSTON PROGRAM 'asS sSaIc,,.sn :,.n U. uo)' to Speak on
 COmn,.l and in
 Arena

Boston. Oct. 2l R - Six busy fred E. Smith oD his visit to Eos ton today to carry his campaign for the presidency into Massachu- sets and New England.
 The first thing on the program on the arrival of Governor Smith and his party was . parade through downtown streets. The Smith special train was due shortly before 1 o'clock. From South station the pa- rade was to lead through part of the business section. arriving at the Parkman bandstand in Boston con- mon %5 minutes later. There the governor was programmed for . short speech.
 After that he was to 50 to his hotel to meet members of the demo- cratic state committee and some of his admirers.
 A private dinner was scheduled for I o'clock. after which Governor Smith was to go to Mechanics hall and later to Symphony hall to ap- pear before overflow crowds from the Boston arena where he was to deliver his main speech. The speech at the arena was scheduled for p. m. to last for one hour. At 10 o'clock the democratic nominee will leave the arena for his hotel where he will remain until he leaves Boston tomorrow morning or trip to New York. stopping off al number of cities in Rhode Island and Connecticut. His train is scheduled to leave Boston at 10:3t 4. m.