Modern Screen (Dec 1949 - Nov 1950)

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I began to take an interest in his work, not meddling, mind you, but offering to pitch in if there was a little something I could do. There was. You know, today, I go through the telephone book pickmg out and listing people I think would be good prospects for insurance. And whenever he gets someone's policies to look over for analysis and suggestions for possible changes I've learned to do what is called the basic evaluation— comparing the man's income with the amount of his premium and the benefits he's getting! It interests me so much that every night I ask Geary if he has any new policies for me to work on! I can't even stop there. Do you remember my telling you Geary was second high salesman in his company for the country , a few months ago? Now he's the first. \ I always ask all my friends whether they | need insurance, and I always laugh, but underneath I mean it! (Do you need any?) But what I really wanted to bring out is that when husband and wife work together everything seems wonderful. Geary doesn't even throw his clothes around anymore. And this is how Geary stopped me from being ultra-critical: He read a description of a man to me one night from a book. "His manner of living was shiftless," read Geary. "His rooms were usually in a mess, his clothes scattered about everywhere, dust on top of all and rarely a window opened. He was miserly, or so most people thought. He would haggle about everything. He was considered uncouth, almost barbarian in his ways. . . ." Then Geary stopped reading and looked that's hollyw There is a radio commentator who also writes a column, and he dotes on writing, and reading publicly over the air, open letters to celebrities in which he advises them on conduct, morals, business principles and finance. Usually, these manifestoes get a response, often though, an indignant one. 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