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Vocally sure, also, was graceful young Helen Oelheim, another débutante who did all she could with the absurd role of Siebel, for which she had to dress as a boy, flutter about picking flowers. Back-slapping scene of the week took place in the Grand Central station late that night when Tenor Kullmann rushed through the "Charles Kullmann" specials, shaking hands with his townsfolk to whom he was just plain Charlie...
...blush, and flutter their eyelids, and show the most delicate signs of embarrassment when any indelicate subject is touched on in conversation? Modest young women of Cambridge...
...Missouri's Bennett Champ Clark. The Senators marched back to the Capitol, where next day five of them joined other Finance Committee members in approving by 16-to-4 a redraft of the Clark resolution. In effect it offered an emasculated Blue Eagle less than ten months to flutter to its grave. The resolution would extend NRA to April 1, 1936, grant a 30-day period after the present June 16 expiration date for revision of existing codes to its specifications. The death-dealing specifications: 1) No price fixing, except in mineral resource industries...
Down crashed stocks and foreign currencies even faster than they had gone up. The whole financial flutter lasted only an hour but all except the nimblest traders were mightily whipsawed. And after trading relapsed into the usual doldrums and stock prices shuffled off to new lows for the year, Wall Street remained unconvinced that the President's remarks were entirely without purpose. A new case of business jitters was clearly registered in the Government bond market, which during the rest of the week not only failed to recover but extended its flutter losses...
That great Dunster Don Juan who makes flutter the hearts of the debutantes from Chelsea and the debutantes from Beacon Street was out a-hunting. This time the quarry was a dainty and delicious little nurse at the Boston Lying-In Hospital...