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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-06
Devils Propaganda


lConfnvsd from Back Psse)
BOTH MARrYRooMs ACCELERATED THE MES
sIAHsHIP OF THE ONE CHRIST ! WOMAN Matthew
1890 and Revelation l2:l. S: CLOTHED WITH THE
SUN AND THE MOON UNDER HER FEET WHOSE
MAN CHILD WILL RULE us RULiNc ALL NATIONS
WITH A ROD OF IRON - N.Y. GODS INCOMPATIBLE.
lf,vINcI8LE, INDISPENSABLE CHRISTIAN SCI
ENcE MOVEMENT
THE REV. MARY BAKER EDDY. NY INcoMPAR-
ABLE PROPHECIES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. RE-
cEivED MY DicTATIoN INTO HER ooTH YEAR,
AND SHE AND PRESENT MANKlNDs ONLY INTAL-
LIBLE BIBLE AND PASTOR THE c.s TEXT
BOOK SCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE
SCRIPTURES"
GODS GREATEST MARY, MRS. EDDY, WILL
LlBERATE res FROM THE DEVILS STEAL OF VIRGIN
MARY AND CHRIST JESUS -!
ALL BIBLES. CLERGY. LAiTY. LEADERS. AND
MASSES. THE NON-CHRisT SCIENTIST, ARE INvoLUN-
TARY PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL
FEB. 1856. MY MRS. EDDY COMMISSIONED :
BUT WAS CONFRONTED WITH SATAN BOUND"
BIBLES AND CLERGY AS PER BELOVED ABE
LINCOLN QUOTING SHAKESPEARE: THE DEVIL
USES SCRIPTURE FOR HIS OWN PURPOSE MRS.
EDDY WAS CONFRONTED WITH 100000 READ
INcs' OF THE NEW 7. +! 10000 OF THE oLDT.
THEREFORE l. GOD, DICTATED MY ONLY iNFAL-
LIBLE BIBLE, THE C.S. TEXTBOOK AND IT'S
MILLIONS OF HEALINcs - AFTER SATAN
BOUND" CLERGY, BIBLES. PRAYERS. MD.s, FAILED!
TESTIFY TO IT'S DIVINITY
PART 2
ONEs iEUS SHuK(H - IESs INK SnNI9Is
SCIENTIST THE EVENTUAL ONE AND ONLY!
: THERAPEUTICS. TOO !RC. = THE DEVILS
STEAL. PERvERTINC me-. GOD. AND MY CHRIST.
FROM AT0z!!!
"BUT CAN YOU PROVE THE BIBLE IS TRUE?"
TX. Of c. Ad in Newsweek 25)
Suppose unbeiever challenged you do so.
THE ANSWER Is OF COURSE THAT THE ONLY
LIVING AUTHORITY IS THE CATHOLIC CHURCH
THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH THE CHURCH WHOSE
TRADITIONS, BEGINNING WITH PETER, BEAR REL
ABLE WITNESS DOWN THE PATHWAY OF TIME FROM
CHRIST TO THIS VERY MOMENT. THE BIBLE CANNOT
PROVE BY ITS OWN TEXT THAT IT is INSPIRED BUT
THE CATHOLIC CHURCH CAN PROVE THIS.
All these bear witness the importance Of the Apos
oIe tradition All testify the Scriptures
to the Church that the Church is their preserver and
interpreter that they must Clement said be
prefed according TO the chureh's rule" Writing the
second century about PoIyearp, who lived the first
renaeUs said The things which he had learned from
Apostles he uniformly taught and delivered Church.
and these things alone true"
THE CATHOLIC CHURCH WAS PREACHING THE
GOSPEL Or CHRIST YEARS BEFORE THE LAST BOOK
OF THE BIBLE WAS WRITTEN CENTURIES BEFORE
ITS WRITINGS WERE COMBINED INTO A SINGLE BOOK
NEARLY 1900 YEARS BEFORE THE BIBLE GAINED
WORLDWIDE DISTRIBUTION. If YOU WANT TO KNOW
MORE ABOUT THE CHURCH AND THE EARLIEST FOL-
LOWERS OF JESUS CHRIST IF YOU WANT COMING
ING PROOF TO SUPPORT YOUR CHRISTIAN cONvlc-
TIoNS WRITE TODAY FOR OUR FREE PAMPHLET
GIVING A BRIEF BUT DRAMATIC STORY IN THE WORDS
OF THE FOURTH-cENTURY HISTORIAN EUsEBUs 1T
WILL BE MAILED TO YOU IN A PLAIN WRAPPER; NO.
BODY WILL CALL ON YOU. ASK FOR PAMPHLET NO.
NW-45.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-06

ONE OF THE SPEAKERS SPOKE OF A MAN WHO
CUT OUT LIQUOR. HE CUT OUT TOBACCO. HE CUT OUT
DANCING. HE CUT OUT SEVERAL OTHER PLEASURES
(so-eaIed). AND THEN HE WAS FOUND CUTTING OUT
PAPER DoLLSl
WE ENJOYED THIS. BUT WE ARE STRONGLY sUs-
PicIoUs THAT THE SPEAKER WILL. SOMETIME IN THE
FUTURE, LOOK BACK TO THIS BIT OF CLEvERNEsS,
WHEN HE HAS DivINELY SCIENTIFIC, CHRiSTLiKE RE-
BIRTH AND APPREHENDS THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY
OF UNAVAILABLE. OMNPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETER-
NAL LIFE. AS DO GODS HIGHEST CHOSEN ONES.
CHRISTLIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS AND HAS MADE
THE DISCOVERY THAT GODS ONE. PURE. TRUE.
HONEST. COMPLETE. sATAN-FREE, SANE
CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS - THE CHRIST. SCIENTIST
- BARS ALcoHC- AND TOBACCO USERS FROM
- MEMBERSHIP!
AND, or COURSE, SATANs THERAPEUTICS (DRUC
sToRE) INCLUDING IMPURE PRAYERS ARE OUT
OUT!
GODS AND JESUS PROPHECY TO THAT wicked
AND ADULTERoUs GENERATION" WHICH COULD
NOT BEAR" THE MORE PROFOUND AND MA
TURE CONCEPTS OF TIE EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF
ONE VERY GOOD" - PERFECT - UNIVERSE -
WAS ANSWERED IN GODS INCOMPATIBLE US.
MESSIAH NATION TO ALL THE NATIONS. AFTER
THE CIVIL WAR BLOOD BATH MYTH, INCLUDING
LINcoLNS EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION"
AND MARTYRDoM. HAD SO soFTENED THE SATAN
BOUND" THEOLOGY - PREACHERS, POLL
TicIANS. EDUCATORS, PHYSICIANS, SPIRITUAL
MALPRAcTITIONERs AS TO ENABLE GODS
GREATEST MARY TO BE APPOINTED FEB. 1866,
WHOSE MAN CHILD lc.S. MOVEMENT WOULD
RULE ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD or IRON AND EF
Feet THE HEALING OF THE NATIONS" -
REVELATION = OF THE REAL CREATION AND
UNIVERSE - NEVER = NEEDING A HEALING!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-06
Reds Psychology
Continued from Back Page)

VK. N0NUSnNnEvs III WON WYNN
COMMUNISM IS DOOMED 7! IT IS MORALLY
A DEAD DUCK!
YOU WILL OBEY YOUR MASTER THE DEVIL,
OPERATING IN YOUR DEAD-END STREET, IN WHICH
YOUR 'pvny' Cod MINOR, PHYSICAL, NATURAL
SCIENCE - NATURALLY A PRISONER OF THE
DEVIL - WILL COME UNDER THE CONTROL
OF MY, GODS, MARVELLOUS. IMPERATIVE MASTER,
COLOSSAL CHRIST SCIENCE OF THE UNIVERSE i!
- THE UNIVERSAL MESSIAH LLENNIUM TO ALL
PEOPLES! - REVEALING AND DEMONSTRATING
THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY. THE ONE, REAL UNI
VERSE, OF INFINITE, MAJESTIC SPIRIT, THE
ONE, REAL SUBSTANCE, VOIDINC MATTER" AND
ITS FATHER. THE DEVIL !! = THE ONE,
REAL, SANE MIND, SOUL = ONNIPRESENT, d.
VINE LOVE. THE ONE REAL PARENT, IN. AND
OF, THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE - APPREHENDED BY
THE c-H-L-D-LE-ss CHRIST JESUS, MY iNcoM-
PARABLE PROPHET MESSIAH. HOLY GHOST CON-
cEivED SON. WHO WAS FORBIDDEN TO SUBMIT
TO SEX AND HUMAN PARENTHOoDl - THEREBY
AIDING HIS APPREHENSION AND TRIUMPH
OVER THE MYTHICAL, DEvILISH, P-S-YC-H-O-
P-AT-H-lc ADAM-EvE, MURDERoUs CAIN
JUDAS. KNAvEs AND FOOLS - THE ECO AND PsY-
GEOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENT
HOOD = A sHADoWY. MYTHICAL. MORTAL
OF MY OFFSPRING - IN WHICH THE DEVILS ADAMS
AND EWES WILL AWAKEN AND REPUDIATE
THEIR FALSE MASTER AND AWAKEN TO TRUE
BEING - SlNLESS DEATHLESS MATTERLESS,
FLEsHLEss, ADAM-EvELEss, SPIRITUAL, CHRIST
LIKE = Externally. COMPLETELY PoPULATiNc
THE ONE. REAL UNIVERSE WITH UNAVAILABLE,
INcORRUPTIBLE oMNIPRESENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE, YOUR TRUE HABITAT, OF MANY
MARvElOU MANSIONS Christ Jesus).
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-06
PART
C.S. CHURCH. PRACTITIONERS, ETC.
IMPERATIVE FOR THE HEALING OF THE
NATIONS" -REVElATION-

OF THE REAL. NEVER NEEDING A HEALING
IN ALL ETERNITY J CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH -
NY. GODS ONE, PURE, TRUE HONEST, CON-
PLETE, SATAN.FREE. SANE CHURCH, THERAPEU-
TICS! IMPERATIVE, PURE, BASIC EDucA-
TON. CULTURE. POLITICS. RECREATION ENTER
TAINMENT VOID OF THE DEVILS BILLIONS
RAcKETs RAMPANT THROUGHOUT ALL SOCIETY!
"STEALTHY vIRUSES AT LARGE"
AS BoNE-cHILLiNc WINTER WEATHER SWEPT
ACROSS MUCH OF THE NATION LAST WEEK, SOME
MILLION TO 4MLLIoN AMERICANS WERE SICK IN BED
ANOTHER MILLION COMPLAINED OF ILLNESS. BUT
WERE STILL ON THEIR FEET" THE ovERwHEL MING
MAJORITY OF THESE sUFFERERs-AT LEAST 20 PER
CENT WERE VICTIMS or RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS
OF WHICH IS PER CENT WERE OF VIRUS ORIGIN : IN
FLUENzA. GRIPPE, OR THE PLAIN RED.NoseD CON-
MON COLD.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-06

c-H-o-P.A.T.ti-I.c, ADAMEvE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY
OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD WHICH IM-
PERATWELy REQUIRE CHRIST SPIRITUAL REBiRTH
or GODS ONE, sATAN.FREE, SANE CHURCH, THERA.
PEUTIcs. THE CHRIST. SCIENTISTS
WITH THE SOPHISTICATED WASTE OF PRECIOUS TIME
HOW MUCH MORE THAT ENTIRE GATHERING OF SOME
$500 PEOPLE WOULD HAVE BEEN BLESSED. HEARING
SOME SCHOLARLY SPEAKER - RELIGIOUS OF BROAD
APPEAL; EDUCATIONAL; OR POLITICAL.
OF COURSE. AN EXPERIENCED, MATURE, THOR
OUCH STUDENT OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE WOULD BE
THE IDEAL. BUT SATAN BOUND" HEBREWS. cATHo
Lies, PRoTEsTANTs. ARE NOT YET READY FOR SUCH
PURE MeDicNE' THE DEVIL HAS THEM QUITE CON-
TENT IN THEIR FOOLS PARADISE FOR THE PRESENT
BUT WELL GET THEM ALL HERE OR HEREAFTER.
CHRIST JESUS BEING THE PERFECT MODEL!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-06
"U.S. HATS RUSSIAN DEBT TALKS"

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS United States broke off
end-Iease talks with Russia Wednesday, II accused the
Soviefs Of trying bring trade matters into talks which
had been scheduled TO only Rvssas World War u
Iend-Ieass debt.
THE LEND-LEAsE TALKS HAD BEEN REVIVED IN
WASHINGTON JAN. " AS AN OUTcROWTH or THE
CAMP DAVID MEETING LAST SEPTEMBER BETWEEN
PRESIDENT EISENHOWER AND RUSSIAN PREMIER Nj
KiTA S. KHRUSHCHEV.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-06

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, FEB. 6, 1860
Arizona sun., 1960-07-28
Julia l. Taylor

Julia L. Taylor (Mrs. Greed Taylor)
started her artists career early but
turned aside from it to enter the ed
ucational field. She graduated from
the u. of A. in 1943, also taking ed
ucational work at Columbia U. After
successful career as grade school
teacher in Tucson Mrs. Taylor re-
signed her position to return to her
first love, Art.
She studied Art at the Art Insti-
tute, Chicago and the u. of A. For a
number of years she was Supervisor
of Art in the Oklahoma City school
system. Mrs. Taylor initiates no par
ticular school of art, but her style
shows the influence of several schools.
Not claiming to understand mod
ern or contemporary art she has no
quarrel with it, but her tendency is
strongly toward realism. Since art is
for all the people, and not the chosen
few, she sees realism in art as the
common plane on which most of the
people can receive and understand
the message of the, artist.
In her extensive and full career of
school teaching and art Mrs. Taylor
has allotted her quota of time to af-
fairs social, civic and religious.
In addition to her activity in wom-
ems clubs Mrs. Taylor has member
ship in many of the civic organiza-
tionS of which her husband, Creed
Taylor, is SO active. Like him, she is
a paid up Life member Of NAACP.
She is also a member of the Tucson
YWCA and Tucson Council for
Civic Unity.
Mrs. Taylor is a member and his
torian of Eta Epsilon Omega chap
ter of AKA Sorority and member of
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church for
which she painted "The Water"
Arizona sun., 1960-07-28
ABB To Publish
Ariz. Recreation List

The Arizona, Development Board
is announcing plans to publish the
first statewide Accommodation
recreation guide.
QueStionaireS are being prepared
for mailing to all motels, hotels, re-
sorts, guest ranches and trailer courts
for which addresses are available.
Board Director Mergen has observed
however, that ultimately the cooper
alton of every chamber of commerce
and accommodation association will
be required to ensure that no establish
ment in these categories is omitted.
Tentative plans call for at least
Arizona sun., 1960-07-28
(SUN Photo)

8 pages to be devoted to each county,
describing the recreational advantages
of that county and listing the accom-
modation facilities available. The
book will be designed to permit dis
tribution of individual county-Sec-
tions, or binding of all the sections
under one cover.
The directory is being created to
supply widespread demand and for
distribution at travel shows over the
nation, as well as for reply to mail
requests.
Travel associations are hailing the
directory as lone of the most Signi
ficant efforts ever undertaken to en-
courage travel to Arizona"
Arizona sun., 1960-07-28
Education Looms
(Cont. from Page u

S. "A most important feature of
the program is the availability of both
life and permanent disability insur-
ance to assure completion of the pro-
gram," Bimson said.
Life insurance which covers the
borrower not only pays off the bal
ance due on funds previously ad-
vanced but also provides for payment
of unused portion of the commitment,
thus enabling the educational pro-
gram to be completed.
Disability insurance is also placed
on the borrower SO that in the event
he should become permanently dis
abled the insurance will, after six
months, make future payments on
previously advanced funds as well as
providing funds to be advanced under
the commitment.
Life insurance also covers the stu
dent to the extent of funds already
advanced.
While a physical examination is
not required, the applicant must be
acceptable to the insurance company.
e. Maximum commitment on any
plan is $4,000.
7. Loan commitments are restricted
to permanent residents of Arizona,
although the school attended may be
anywhere in the country.
Arizona sun., 1960-07-28
ANYONE CAN WIN!

Read paper thoroughly Write down each mistake find with
address telephone Use sheet each
you mail ARIZONA SUM- p o.
Alpine will be
of will
Arizona sun., 1960-07-28

3 Prs. Venetian blinds To 3 prs. drapes
43"x78" long, CIR 4-1667.
Evening star., 1960-07-28
PerIe Is Alarmed
By Jockie's Legs

why, do you know, they
run around with all sorts of
people and they'd invite joey
Bishop, Frank Sinatra and
Sammy Davis, jr., to the
White House? They're all
part of that clan
Il don't know what I'm
going to do"
Perle is in Chicago with
her sister, Mrs. Marguerite
Skirvin Tyson, who has no
similar problem. Mrs. Tyson
is staunch Republican and
has a son running for Con-
gresS as a Republican in Ne
vada. Son William is a liberal
Republican, Mrs. Tyson says.
He's living in the 1960s,
not 1920 or 1921, and he's
right"
Both sisters were at the
Democratic convention. Mrs.
Tyson explains:
"Perle said I was shopping
there and I tell her she's
shopping here"
Mrs. Tyson'S major prob
lem in Chicago is finding a
big badge that says I'm a
Republican" She needs it,
she says, so they won't con-
fuse me with Perle."
Evening star., 1960-07-28

on her fathers 10-acre truck
farm in ArteSia, Calf.
Her parents began calling
her Patricia when she was a
little girl and the adopted
name stuck.
Her mother, Kate Halber-
Stadt, a German immigrant,
died when Pat was II. At II,
she had lost both parents and
was out to make good on her
own.
She worked her way through
college, held jobs as X-ray
technician, saleSgirl, even
had a bit part in a movie,
and finally taught CONNER
cial subjects in Whittier
(Calif0 High School.
Pat met Mr.. Nixon in Whit
tier, his home town, in 1887 at
a Little Theater group, where
she joined in amateur the
atricals. He was just out of
law school and they married
three years later, on June 81,
1910.
For only about a year and
a half, while Mr.. Nixon worked
as a home town lawyer, they
lived an everyday life.
Then came World War II.
Mr.. Nixon served as a Navy
officer for four years while
Evening star., 1960-07-28

Pat travelled with him where
ever she could, taking jobs
as file clerk, secretary and
bank teller.
From the day Mr.. Nixon
decided to run for Office and
entered his first campaign
for Congress in 1916, his wife
Pat has been his partner and
best political team player.
They have never lost a cam
paign together.
People who have travelled
with the NiXons marvel at
the way Pat can sit in rapt
attention, listening with ap-
parent interest to a speech
she has heard many times
before.
Although she comedies she
never would have chosen a
life in politics. Pat says she
has found great excitement
in it.
Since 1946," she once
noted, Dick and l have been
campaigning together. We're
a team. It's hard work, but
it's fascinating. l love it.
I love meeting people"
Thousands of Americans
will be meeting Pat Nixon
at whistle stops, airports and
crossroads of America in the
months between now and
November.
Evening star., 1960-07-28
MOTHER IMPARTIAL
Mrs. Nixon Praises Sons

And lots of eyes turned
toward the Governor Of New
York's family box, when his
State swelled the Nixon total
of votes, only to find Mrs.
Rockefeller whooping a n d
cheering with the best of
them.
Mrs. Richard Nixon did not
go to the amphltheater last
night but watched the de-
monstration on television
with ner husband in their
suite at the Blackstone.
Fields Buffet
Earlier in the evening they
attended a buffet supper given
by Kay and Marshall Field.
The Nixons arrived about
$3.50 and stayed for an hour
and a quarter. The guests
included a number of promi-
nent publishers and editors.
Among them were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Knight of Akron,
Gardner CowleS of New York,
the Richard Ambergs of st.
Louis, the John PerryS of
Palm Beach, and the James
CopleyS of San Diego.
At the same time, over in
the Drake Hotel, the Chief
Of Protocol and Mrs. Wiley
Buchanan were tossing a
cocktail-supper before the
evening session of the con-
vention.
Ensconced in the Sapphire
Suite occupied by Queen
Evening star., 1960-07-28

Elizabeth and the Duke of
Edinburgh during their Chi
cago visit last year, the Bu-
chanans entertained in the
big blue luxurious drawing
room that overlooks the lake
shoreline,
Among the Guests
Guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. Rockefeller Prentice,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks Nc
Cormick. the Alfred Gwynn
Vanderbilts, Jack Heinz,
Henry Fonda's wife Alfeda
who came with the Earl
Smiths. and Earl's daughter,
Mrs. William Hutton.
The Clifford Folgers and
Capt. and Mrs. Edwin Graves
OF washington dropped by
along with Undersecretary of
Commerce Philip Ray, Arthur
Middleton Hill, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Lynch (of Merrill,
Lynch. Pierce, Fenner &
Smith, Mrs. Jock Mclean,
James Hanna, Nicholas Du-
Pont, the John Perrys, and
the Charles Potters.
Mrs. Edward Lawson of
Tulsa, Okla, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmund Mcneil of New
York, houSeguests of the
Buchanans. were also in the
congenial group that even
tually whizzed down to the
convention hall behind a
police escort.
Evening star., 1960-07-28
BY PAT WELLS

North American Newspaper AlLlance
CHICAGO, July 28.-Perle
Mesta, the hostess with the
mostes', is in a tizzy.
Two weeks ago she labored
long and unsucceSsfully in
Los Angeles to win the Demo-
cratic presidential nomina-
ton for Senator Lyndon B.
Johnson of Texas. Senator
Johnson got the vice presi-
Dental slot but Perle is not
sold on the ticket.
Her problem is that she
does not see eye to eye on
several matters with Jacque-
line Kennedy, the wife of the
Democratic presidential can
didate.
For example, Mrs. Mesta
cites stockings.
do you know" she fumes
Indignantly, half the time
Jacqueline doesn't even wear
stockings?"
Perle shivers at the pros
pect of a White House man
aged by a First Lady from
Hyannis Port. wearing no
stockings and a bandana on
her head.
Evening star., 1960-07-28
Pat Nixon Ready for Job
BY FRANCES LEVINE
Associated Press Staff Writer

CHICAGO, July 2s.-Calm,
unruffled and controlled,
Mrs. Patricia Nixon has been
in training for years for the
White House race she's about
to make with her husband.
This is the climax for the
Nixons of IA years as one of
this country's best known
political partnerships.
Pat Nixon thinks her hus-
bands greatest qualification
for the presidency lies in his
working and training so close
to the job under President
Eisenhower.
BY that standard she, too,
is perhaps best qualified to
become First Lady.
Done Every Job
In the past ia years, Mrs.
Nixon has done every job
that could be required of a
Presidents wife.
She has travelled in So
countries, sat at the tables of
kings and potentates and
walked among the people of
many lands.
A First Lady's greatest con-
tribution, says Mrs. Nixon.
is to make friendly contact
with the leaders Of other
nations, wherever possible.
Mrs. Nixon not only has
made contact with the leaders,
she has concentrated on the
people as well-visiting hos
pitfalls and other institutions
and shaking hands amid
crowds in Russia, South
America and Asia.
Auburn haired, S feet 5
inches tall, slender Mrs.
Nixon at 48 has stamina that
amazeS those much younger
than she.
Some critics say her per-
formance is just too perfect.
PerfectiOnist
But Mrs. Nixon is an ad-
mitted perfectionist. II don't
do a thing without trying to
do it we'll" she once declared.
She emergeS cool and smil-
ing from hours of hand
shaking and day-long touring
in high-heeled shoes.
Pat Nixon processes to love
her rigorous role, except that
it often keeps her from her
daughterS-Julie, IL, and Pa
tricia, IA, known as Tricia.
On the eve of her hus-
bands nomination as the Re-
publican presidential candi-
date, Mrs. Nixon said.
This really is the Ameri-
can dream, where people
from humble circumstances
can, through sheer hard work,
go up the ladder"
She was referring not only
to her 47-year-old husband,
Richard Milhous Nixon, but
to herself.
Worked Way Up
For Mrs. NiXon-born Thel-
ma Catharine Ryan in the
mining town of Ely, New.
daughter of itinerant gold
miner William Ryan-worked
her way up, too.
Her early years were spent
Evening star., 1960-07-28
Tn. stars Convention Bureau

AAC 1NeA . SSAfNANASN @A@~"1
CHICAGO, July 2s,-Even
at the moment when Rich
ard Nixon was nominated for
President and everybody was
shouting, Mrs. Frank Nixon
remained an impartial
mother.
She beamed with pleasure.
admitted it was just like a
dream and stood in the Nixon
box and posed with her two
granddaughters before a bar
rage Of cameras.
But when someone said to
her, you must feel a great
deal of pride" Hannah Nixon
came right back with, IT do
in all the boys, all three of
them in their separate ways.
They differ and that's fine. 1t
takes all kinds to make up a
world"
The fact that the eldest
had just been nominated for
President of the United States
was no excuse in her mind
for making the other two.
Donald and Edward, feel
any less important to their
mother.
Faith in Outcome
But as to the scene she
was witnessing at the mo-
ment, she lacked words to
describe it, she said. "Of
course there is a lot of time
between now and November
but somehow I have a lot of
faith and confidence that it
will turn out"
The Vice Presidents
younger daughter had no
trouble describing the demon
stration, if she did put it
rather mildly.
IT'S real nice I think.
Everybody shows a lot of
spirit and pep" said 12-year-
old Julie.
II am so thrilled" said
Tricia. IA.
ITS a wonderful demon
stration," said Don Nixon.
Terrific" said his brother
Eddie.
well, it's about a thousand
times beyond my expecta-
tion," said the Vice Presi-
dents uncle. DR.. Ernest Nixon
of Pennsylvania State Col
lege.
His surprise, though. was
nothing as compared to Mrs.
Barry Goldwater when she
saw the size of the demon
stration for her husband.
Tears Of Pride
Tears of pride and graft
tude rolled down her face as
the cheers filled the hall. Her
pretty blond daughter Peggy
was crying too, both of them
trying to dry their faces for
the television cameras.
It didn't expect it," ex-
planned Mrs. Goldwater.
The Goldwater sons, Barry.
jr., and Mike, in Phoenix
were probably watching TV,
while another daughter 10
Anne and her husband,
Thomas Ross, must have seen
it all from Torrance, Calf.
Evening star., 1960-07-28

Four m EN- bers Of the
Washington Council of the
American Medical Center at
Denver will attend the Au-
gust 4 convention in Denver
Evening star., 1960-07-28
Woshinqtonions To Attend Meet

of the Eleanor Roosevelt In
stitute for Cancer Research.
The delegates are Miss
Yetta Gerber, Mrs. Leon
Pearl, Mrs. Albert Briskman
and Mrs. Morris GoldStein.
Evening star., 1960-05-06
Paul B. West, 81,
Ad Associations S
Head 28 Years

Paul B. West, 81. president of
the Association of National
Advertisers, died yesterday in
a New York hospital after a
long illness.
Mr.. West, a resident of
Scarsdale, N. Y, headed the
association for % years and
was currently working on a
program for Self-regulation in
advertising.
In 1912 Mr.. West founded
the Advertising Council and
enlisted the cooperation of the
communications media in sup
port of vital home-front drives
during World War II.
He also founded the Adver-
tising Research Foundation
and was treasurer and a direc-
tor of that organization as well
as of the council. Mr.. West,
in addition, was a director of
the Brand Names Foundation
and the first president of the
Controlled Circulation Audit.
He received the Poor Richard
Award and the Printers Ink
Gold Medal during his career
in advertising.
He leaves his wife, Luda West
of Scarsdale; a son, Peter West:
two brothers and a sister.