The-Leader_1956-05-10A

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FOR EVERYTHING
-ECCtESIASTES 3s 14
^nal Affairs Month Edition
A ¥tQ\€xA of Fdmnml Affairs Institute
Theti^ABER
" N A S S A U ' S LARGEST WEEKLY"
MAY
18 THE MONTH
TO REVIEW YOU&
PERSOr^AL
AFFAIRS
Bght Pages of FacH, Figures and Valuable fnfoJViation To Aid the Busy Breadwinner in fhe Bette
Management of His "Qfher^siness." His Perso nal Affairs.
of itoi^aniiiK TMay.'*
—IMtJ.
^BTBOiial AftAtn tHalllttle FBEEPOIT, N. Y , THOrapAY. MAY 10. 1956
Ifere's The Pkture
^ I t e r Tham Hta Informittfon.*
Your Personal Affairs
Are They O.K. or N.G.
! lamJllM ami btiNhiess**. '^'
' Su I his is l»<Ts«.naI Amiirs Mwilh . . , »,M| ihis k (to
, s(«'riul Jdilinn <i| yaui- (jjiiirr ||,„i %,. t^ivf („.,.„ ivHtliiitf
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II lookH ciiiJIi- iii{fr.«||ii{* ill Ural glimiv. liHw<«vcT, T
ii v<i y iHisy mail and 1 am ii.»t s<» SUIT 1 I mw (In- liim- lc»
l*"«'''* - *•••"'""' y<ii[ (.-II mr ill SI few witnls vvliiil it
\ am
: I'Ciiil all «'i^'h
! is nil nbiiiill'
^"^•s Hir . ,
j so ttc will liiivi
vv!' c( i-tiimiy ciiii. Mowi-ver, ID ortUr lo do
III iisk yoji ii few i|tt(>K(i(iiis. >.
I Rogers States Case
For Periodic Check-up
Author Found Fnend
Left Wif t; In Poverty
And Here's The Problem —Kmrnnmn Mi>rth»r»l»n« Mutual
A» wf ITlIf, 1956
Aiiiiiial
P a ^ l W y a B e o f t h t g i m t e s t problems with which Americap family IWe k faced t«daj'.
T t e prebtem of bi^y men . . . t«w busy lo think sibaut t o m a r r o w . . . two liwy to l a t e « r e
of tfedr beulth . . . loo b w y to take care of the many asperts of their |wra»nal affaire
reiiuire iwriodic nnnuiii review.
And here's the first step toward the solun.
tion of the f i n a n c i a l aspects of the
problenr\.
PERSONAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Vt*r yiiitr own infnrmatmn and sathfa<-litm . . . for tliiuMxiiion wilh
ytHir Prifffmiionaf Consitllantit. .. fnr attaflitm'nt Iw jiwr trill.
Assprrs:
A. "Fixed IK.lla/'
la Mf ifer Wlte*»
1. tUiwli Mawe* • Maine"
A- On Tfanil i . . . . . . . »•
B' -C^heckiiig Aw«unt» .. . .... . . .
C—-In Kttviiip A««oi|Ml« .... . . . ... ,
2. lnve»tiu«ittH
A~Hi}«h IJwifa BondB . . -
B—P^efrrwHl ilorks .... . " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
'A. Life 'Inmiranfte Cimh ¥jilue .. .
4. ,MoH;(ugeit Ownril .."......
B, "Kqiiiiica"
. 1, Home „....,...,......"
2. Btiiiines Iiiti*r««t» ......^ .,„
ii. Seciirilies .... •••
A—Iiiconn'. I*r«du«iiig ; -.^
B- Non-InconM^ Producing
. . 4 Real Estate -
C Misc. Atdwit* •
1. Umiiieliolil Fnmishing* '.
2. Peraoual Vtopeny (Fiir%
- -(CooUnu^ im Fti|Ee 5>
Why Personal
Financial
Statement
Do jroM remembw ihe oM RBying
. . , ••111 oriter to kwm where you
iM-e goiBt, yoa a»i« get. w mww
KUiBifB fBB mm at."
mm, Uils to ^ tmma »hf the
f b ^ ^^t ia pttllt^ mm tUmm^ai
bmm to oider . . . to ^rtag ow
w^r msm i^ree « mm m^O&m
t i ^ awl B t a ^w we ^m mu
wffk, bralB^ or |Ef A r t i B , 1» Vm
1 ^ t« ym^m^M e»wy su^m-
All b n ^ » s tuK ta a^Mwtart
DWte vm mmnmfn qiMMeriy iff im-ami
teasdel ^ ^ ^ m t a f J«M Iw-
.fien '^;p«l^ee tbiA ttiair {tens
ffiul deeistoiH mw* be hme^ OB
r~SEMSts. Aad tfi«r know <h»t £tere are
nt» Itets sn imfoentaiitb to efOident
'and profitable imalnetm maaaage-ment
as the financial facts which
• sidy a pixqserly prepared fisaAdal
' ^ - stEKtemei^ zeveals.
. . .The .exact pclocipte MIda good
liiiai individuals, thita one has a
O.K. — Whia4 are thp qiH^stlom?
All rfgM. here they art-.
FIRST:
How about your pcr^uinat atfAirs
. , . your Utt hmiraitee plans. poH-clPB
and jnovbdoni! . . . yew WlU
. your planB lor ttie p>^ervaUon,
mtiMmmi^m 'm ^ ^ i ^ t t i n of your
wraonal afrair* l.s smtPd JtecBftjIly; yw"" «**en dewJtofi , , , your ^ i ]»
te Donald I. Rogws. flnaiu>tel i^l- • Tor ^ a r «W» flioijeslal msinl^
£oj- or the New yorJt Bei-ald TH-, »*wllor iwlln"ni«w* . . , your 1B*»*-
! buiw, ill nhc foi-eword at hte iMiib, mi-nlic «i>d il» admntiup^ lor jMur-
•TeHcli Yoiir vntf to be a widow."* »1I «»dloP fom* ftiinl^ Mm »«
ptlWfahed in 1953, Mr. moft^r* wUt
tie guo* spwikrr at the hinph«Hi
tjf Ihc Pwwjniil AffMirsj Insriurte at
tbp Elks clubhoi!«e next Tuwdiiy.
Till* luncheon Is plunund as Ihe
highlight, of Freeport'K obsei'vuner
or PcixjiiHl Affairs MfUKh durlan
t l» entire mniitii of May.
Tht fnreward to Mr, ftaf«ei»' booh
rwids «.s follows: Wheji a Mmid
who was eamiiig $20,000 H yenr tfHs
i killed In a phttm criuih, my first
thnuglA. iMiturally. wus of his
widiiw. CaUUtg to iiffsr coiidolenoBS,
I was astounded to learn IhH't Khe
fac-ed ihe iniminen* prospect of
i poyerty. He hnd been In the procesK
i of changing his liu>uranee progriitn.
[had ctv>hto In hlK old policies and
! had not taken out the new oneK:
ha to'vught Ntniit i^ |n-rte4l«illy
wvlpirinis «U of ytwe as^ts.
. ITm, mhm. mimat tbete various
HKpiicts of your (wmnnal aflata,
ar^ they O.K. m N.O.f
Wtere, far n n n ^ r . , , rlibt at
ihls Biiroii* i i» .voai» Mfi' Intnmtee
t»ltolw . . . to your WlU. U* you h8»B
one? Dow anyone ^Ise besides
youi'seU' know where they are?
THIRD:
If you have no Will—how would
the method of dispo»tne of your
»Kset,-j that would automatically go
Ituo effect fit in with your wisdies?
Let me explain. If you have chil­dren
would ii be your wish tor them
' to grt *wi>-thirds of everything you
o»'B and your wife tmiy one*tWrd?
i he hail left a sta«gerhig mortgage: W ^ u have- no ehUdren. Is it OJC
on their big. new home, which wmlvUh fom a met VUB »M yam pia-n,
it covered by mortgage Inairanee;;»»» * » * m»M$f » fm have ft
ihe had hivested unwisely and Kbere **»«««» « p»w»rt«t-tt»t d e ^ lu
iwMs very little left In mvtam. Wtt .y«» heaflt j»B would mm to mm
•three «naU chUdren. she fmeit » , o ^ » « « « d«»«" im vm mm, mm»
btek future. ' |la-lttw, or fwt l^»uw it, wmM
Bt set me thinking. WmM ^.m*» Vmtmtm*xi1mmrW^^
mm Wile, should «he ««daeiil» te-!"«»« " ^ »«« *«*?» *» S ^ ^ '
eome a widow, be much better itfff [ (CoMlituttl «B fam V
She knew ll»le, U anytMng, KboiA
bualo^« aflains: she Iwd no M^
»w& BiAltudes except those wMa& m
tm making an excellent ivUe; ^m
knew but few of my buatoesa oM
prafesslooal aHsoclat^. HoiV /m/OA
she moke out la Uie prftetical voild
ai buidness?
My friend, the air crai^ vloUm,
had depended on tMt good if&ulg
Income of hju. While be was getting
his $20jODO. his morigage wasn't
*'dtasserliw" .at all. "niiuss were just
Sae, m tact, it was beeause of bis
success 'ttiait he was changing his
insurance jmigram. Since, according
to Investl^tors of.the lOr carash,
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BmM. Smm^*B ¥ifae
'" . , , M I t e (^jut^to." itaii^iitf,.
Radio StattaB UTOBB- tm WsOsm-nesday.
» a f *, at O-.M o%lode, JObn'
Form, SifMMt^r ot tiui Bentpstead
mmial securti^ olOoe, said-today.
In this pmr»to, Bb^Oa. a OOM
wealthy lady, wibo worked In a vmt
plant and tuSpM <»tdti a s ^ , tdte
Miss liBMtnBon of some c^ Vcm (high-spots
in hg: life, and what iiear sodsil.
security ^uCectiffii mctont to bar
when she stood at one of mttt istamr
mads. ff . ' • -'•.••.
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