PER CURIAM:
In 1967 Miss Pogue, of Miami, Florida, read an advertisement placed by the Walker & Townsend Co. of New York. The advertisement stated that Walker & Townsend would make loans, with securities as collateral, up to ninety per cent of the value of the securities. By comparison, bank loans to finance stock purchases were then restricted to twenty per cent of the value of the securities due to margin requirements. Miss Pogue, an experienced businesswoman...
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