Neville tells how his wife, a costume designer at the Music Hall for eleven years, was treated unmercifully by the head producer until Neville had her imagine, as she walked the five blocks to work, that he praised her designs and begged her father to raise the budget - which happened within twenty-four hours.

After his wife retired in 1946 the same producer begged her to return, and she did about six special shows for him.

Neville saw in vision a four-year-old boy who told him his name was Neville Mark and that he was coming on the 10th of November; he told his wife and then a pregnant friend, and the boy was born to that friend on November 10th.

His niece Sally came from Barbados to New York, was rejected by the head nurse at St. Luke's for inadequate schooling, and after Neville imagined her happily married to an American doctor she was accepted at Columbia's nursing school, met and married a young doctor, and now lives in Cincinnati with several children.

In 1951 Neville's brother-in-law Sam, stuck in the Trust Department of the Bank of New York and unable to see how to put his two children through college, came to him for help; Neville told him to sleep each night in the feeling of a heavenly day investing enormous funds, and while Neville was away three months in Barbados Sam was offered the job managing the Rockefeller brothers' private funds.

Before the child was born Neville saw in vision a four-year-old boy who called himself Neville Mark and said he was coming on the 10th of November; his wife thought it impossible, and a pregnant friend expecting a girl in late December was rushed to hospital on the 10th of November and bore a boy she named Neville Mark.

While shaving last Friday, Neville imagined telling his wife wonderful news about George, a friend in the city who was in debt and out of work, and three hours later George telephoned to say two good jobs had been offered him.