1115-1130 When A Girl Marries

Double duty as the Washington. The National Insurance Company of America presents When a Girl Marries. Dedicated to all those who are in love, and to those who can remember.

This is the story of two young people who are destined to know the joy and the heartache that love can bring. A story for all those who, like Joan and Harry, have come to know what it means to hope and plan for the future, and a dream of that wonderful day to come when a girl marries.

Friends, one of the things that we do regularly on this program is to introduce prudential representatives from various parts of the country. These are the men who bring the services and the aims of the prudential to neighborhoods all over the United States and Canada.

Today, I'd like you to hear Mr. George E. Connors, who calls on prudential families in some of their Massachusetts near Boston. How do you do? But to Connors, how long have you been with the prudential?

Over fourteen years. Now, just for the year of duties, as the prudential man in your neighborhood. We'll take a long time to tell the whole story, Mr. Gallup. But here's the general idea. I, of course, make regular calls on my policyholders, and when claims fall due, it is my job to pay them.

and I feel that the most important job I have is the first purpose of life insurance to replace the cash in the hands of the families in time and virgin moon. So what else do you do Mr. Carles?

Well Mr. Gallup, the largest part of my time is spent in rendering service on existing policies. I try to do everything I can to make the prudential life insurance fit the needs of the particular families. Changes in the family's needs and circumstances may arise a different arrangement of their life insurance. Perhaps a beneficiary should be changed, or the type of policy, or