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Bing of Manhattan, are sponsoring legislation that would specifically carve out an exception for the company or, as the bill reads, any retail tobacco business that was in existence prior to nineteen hundred forty-seven. (Nat Sherman was officially incorporated in November 1946.) The bill would also exempt such a business from New York Citys own stringent antismoking laws, otherwise known as any regulations or local laws adopted by a city with a population of one million or more. William Sherman, Nat Shermans vice president and grandson of the stores founder, said that the company was simply trying to iron out some kinks in a law that should never have applied to the Johnson Club Room, which would not be open to the public and which does not even have a kitchen

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