Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1937, Page 28

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON B—10 #% D. C, TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1937. HURIATO RETURN TOBUSHESSOST Will Quit Politics Within 60 Days to Go With Insur- ance Firm. B the Associated Press. X Emil Hurja, who called the turn on | & three elections for the Democratic National Committee, is going back to private business. The gentle-voiced expert in prophecy and patronage, who voluntecred his services to James A. Farley in 1932, said he would quit poltics Easter Flash! Pointed Heels in Golp SiriPE Silk Stockings! Genuine 3-THREAD CREPE chiffons . . . elegently sheer in that smart dull way! In glorious new Spring colors EXTRA. EXTRA! Carnelian, newest Spring shade in Gold Stripe 2-Thread Silk Stockings, to wear A with Carnelian Shoes 1214-1220 F STREET Redingotes for All- Hail the Winner! edingores 10 nn it iInner. BECOMING to All! S . M t T d . pring Monotone Twee work for a New S [ ] * B York insurance : : firm. o - I § ; Redingotes for LITTLE WOMEN! $ s m‘lfl“‘“ s 3 4 Their slimming, heightening effect—so flattering to 4 s ;mc“';;‘ = sizes 16V to 22)>—is very evident in the one sketched | ” i That Pranklin A left! Long sheer wool coat with new quilting in its L [ ] D. Roosevelt| revers, over a dress gay in the new polka dots—black : . . Emil Hurla. ‘;’;;‘2“ win in with aqua or white dots—navy with rose dots! Perhaps ;gsbbeccfluse utbus . . i t for a bit That the Democrats would gain for MISSES! Fosires e m"li“ CZ“Z““ in 193:“ e Herz':dolf?eg?}'l:: reflects the impor- of stitching! Or, because ufl“&fiifi&fifl‘fi&'&m e tant new collarless vogue (sketched Icr;osthi"sllzgztt f:’:g%i' vtgg; That President Roosevelt would be center below) in the sheer wool red- with dressegs CE s re-elected. ingote over high-necked print frock! T O b et Eisfeioc) y Navy and black with flower print— o o e o Percentage of Vote Decisive. : : ; 5 little 2-piece suit is tai- “When you begin to forecast elec- : ; beige with bluc!(hcoat b]ez'gf ggh lored with the new soft- percentage of the vote the Yy pol 3 ), 3 R 2 f 5 : s rand monotone tweed g e he/once “x'd- - Redingotes for JUNIORS! ! 3theve, fatdii e s “Politics is a matter of geography.” 3 i = ’ " Once, at least, Hurja underesti- Pmsgfl‘:(”mm?‘d Wfio‘ redingote but literally “walks out”—on mated the Democratic strength. The toned like a sheath over a gay print misses and women—sizes day before the 1936 election he showed frock! The redingote sketched be- 12 to 20, and 38 to 42! !riends? “pmslimi:t's ‘zog; ngmlg 36; low at right is just one of many And we have it in prac- - " t v t an s . - b/ 167 to Landon. e causes for junior excitement. Other tically every Spring shade! Actually the President received all but eight—a figure which Farley hit upon in his own prediction. Keeps Attitude Impersonal. ‘The robust, heavy-jawed Finn ap- plied to politics the same impersonal attitude, fortified by myriad graphs and charts, which he learned in analyzing mines and oil properties in Texas and later on Wall Street. Once the 1932 election was won, he became Farley’s right-hand man, handling patronage affairs in the Re- construction Finance Corp. and later in the Interior Department and the Public Works Administration. Hurja went into the statistical busi- ness and thence into politics through newspaper work in Texas. His col- lection of 200 portraits of Andrew Jackson is his greatest pride. ATLAS TACK STOCK DEALS DESCRIBED Member of Stock Exchange Says |} He Was Advised to Cover Short Position. BY the Associated Press. A specialist in Atlas Tack Corp. stock told the Securities Commission today he covered his short position in | that security in 1935 upon the advice of associates in the Stock Exchange firm of W. E. Hutton & Co. Resuming its hearing on charges that the Hutton firm manipulated Tack stock, the commission called as its first witness Thomas Sloan Young, member of the New York Stock Ex- change since 1923, and one of several specialists in the stock. Young said activity in the issue was very dull from January 1 to November 1, 1935, but “unusual activity” ap- peared on November 15, the date on which the commission charges ma- nipulation of the stock began. He testi. fied he could not understand this ac- tivity, which caused a rise of 21% points during the day, and that he took a “short” position on 1,300 shares. | ; Later, he said, Carroll V. Geran, floor member of the Hutton firm, told him new interests had bought into the corporation and that prospects were good for increased business from the motor industry. Geran advised him Junior Redingotes, $16.95 to $45. Junior Deb Shop, Fourth Floor. to cover his short position, he said. 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