Don't Sell Them Short. Howell Hollis, 6, and his sister, Mar
UNITED STATES - APRIL 22: Don't Sell Them Short. Howell Hollis, 6, and his sister, Mary Jane, 4, are presented with 19 shares of AT&T stock at 11 Wall St. by Keith Funston (2nd left), president of the New York Stock Exchange, as their mother (left); Sen. Howell Hollis, their father; and John Scanlon, (right) treasurer of AT&T, look on. Children are the first minors in the U.S. to become stockholders under new law. (Photo by Bob Koller/NY Daily News Archive via Getty Images)
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