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the maternal grandparents of the
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence H.
McGhee are the paternal grand
parents, also of Philadelphia. Sgt
McGhee is with the us. Army
stationed at Fl. Smelling.
Club Makes Plans: At the reg
ular monthly meeting of the TSTC
Club held at the home of Mr.. Sid
ney Salter, 1913 w. Central Av.,
Saturday night, February 6, plans
were discussed for compiling a
club history.
New Members Welcomed: At
the regular meeting of the Oak
Leaf Art Club Tuesday evening,
February 9, at the home Of Mrs.
Josie MCGEE, 321 N. Avon St.,
members welcomed into member
ship, Mrs. Napoleon Jackson and
Mrs. Mary Lee Parks. The usual
order of business was conducted,
after which lunch was served dur
ing the social hour by the hos
tess
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LAWRENCE SMITH is
HONORED ON BIRTHDAY

Lawrence M. Smith, 1918 Fourth
Av. S., was honored on his 21st
birthday at a dinner party given
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Merzell, 1905 Fifth Av. S., Monday
evening, February 8. Mr.. Smith is
a nephew Of Mrs. Merzel.
The prettily appointed table
spread with a yellow linen cloth,
was conferred with the beautiful
birthday cake. Preceding dessert,
Lawrence cut his cake as the group
sang Happy Birthday to You"
Following dinner games and
music added to the evenings fes-
tiVtiesL
Those present wishing the hon
oree a happy birthday were Miss
Connie Mccoy Miss Della Neal,
Mr.. John Vanado and Mr.. and Mrs.
barrow Davis.
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A new Miss Halle Q. Brown
will be crowned at the Women's
City Club in st. Paul on February
10. Three candidates, Vanita Pet
tiford, Paullette Starks and Joyce
Taylor are in close contention for
the title. Mr.. Popularity" can
didates Littleton Gardner and Bob
by Lewis are longtime members of
Halle Q. Brown.
The Junior Miss" title will go
to Beverly Jones, Mary Redmond
or Martha Taylor, and their male
counterparts Bernie Buford and
Jerry Lewis will seek the title of
Mr.. Big"
Traditionally, this is the big
event in the Teen Department dur
ing the year and competition for
the titles is always keen. The win
ners will receive gifts as well as
trophies, and will be admitted
without charge to Teen Depart
ment functions at Halle Q. Brown
for the coming year.
The Contemporary Dance Quar-
tet, a Halle Q. Brown modern
dance group composed of Eulis
Pierce, Anita Hill, Michele DaH-
son and Barbara Leeds, has been
asked to perform at the Associat-
ed Artists banquet Valentine Day,
at the bennington Hotel in Min
neapolis. The group will perform
it's Beatnik number which was so
successful at the Ebony Fashion
Fair. James Murray and Wilma
Naves will also appear on the
program singing numbers from
"Porgy and Bess."
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ceived of the critical illness of
Mrs Cora w. Richardson Of Du-
luth. Mrs. Richardson is a patient
in Miller hospital in her home
town. She is well known in the
Twin Cities and is the mother Of
Kenneth Richardson Of Duluth.
Mrs. Edward Nichols, 4O44 Fifth
Av. s, formerly Of Duluth, left
Tuesday night to be at the bedside
Of her friend and will be Joined
by her husband and son, Charles
on the weekend.
New Residents: Mr.. and Mrs.
James Sisson and family Of Chi
cago, are the newest additions to
Minneapolis, where they have TAX
en- residence at 1920 Oakland Av.
Mr.. Sisson was a long time resi-
! dent Of the city before moving to
Chicago several years ago, where
he operated a tavern for a time.
Club Hostess: Mrs. Helen Daw-
son, 4127 Second Av. s.. was hos
tess to the 13 Duchess Bridge Club
on Saturday, February 6. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Maxine Jones,
first; Mrs. Dorothy Payne second
and Mrs. Elva Jones, third. Lunch
was served by the hostess during
the social hour following bridge.
Mrs. Christine Johnson is club
president.
Return Home: Mr. Arthur Mop
pins of Kansas City, Kans., Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Smith and daughter,
Elizabeth and Ms. Izora Waddell,
all of Kansas City, Mo, have re-
turned to their homes. They came
to Minneapolis to attend the fun
eral of the late James A. Moppins,
which was held Saturday morning,
February 6. Mr. Moppins is a
brother of the deceased and Mrs.
Smith and Mrs. Waddell are Sis
tiers of Mrs. Moppins.
Booker T. Washington Study
Club: Mrs. Emma Wormly was
hostess to the Booker T. Washing
ton Study Club at the home Of her
daughter. Mrs Arthur Register,
42OO Portland Av., on Tuesday
afternoon, February 2 The group
received tickets to attend the Gas
Company cooking school held Feb
ruary II. They attended as an
affiliate of the Minneapolis Urban
League Guild. A hghlight of the
meeting was reading of an article
on Africa of Today" by Mrs.
Jennie Hall and Mrs. Hazel Mer-
rill. Plans were discussed for a
money raising project. Lunch was
served by the hostess during the
social hour. The March meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Marie Boswell. 326 E. As st. on
March /.
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thing so easy? Use this simple
idea for many occasions: for Sun
day brunch, for a TV treat, for
afternoon tea, or for after the
bridge game. And, for a very spec
ial dessert, top the "crunchy'
waffles with whipped cream, or
ice cream and add a generous
pour on" of maple-blended syrup
. really yummy!
And, today many very good
mixes make life very easy for busy
homemakers . for example. pre-
pared pancake and waffle mixes as
well as the frozen waffles and
pancakes! Served with butter or
margarine and hot maple-blended
syrup-or the two mixed together
they are delicious. Another fine
thing about pancake mixes is that
they may have a bit of this" or a
bit of that" added to vary the
basic recipe to suit your purpose.
Here are several simple variations
of any basic package recipe that
makes about a dozen pancakes:
% Fold - cup cooked ham
strips into the batter. (2) Add l.
y cups grated unpeeled apple, 2
teaspoons lemon juice and table
spoons sugar. 80 Fold in 2/3 cup
diced cooked pork sausages. &.
or use leftover sausage meat, cook
ed and crumbled. Each one of these
is excellent-so-pass the syrup
bottle.
Yam pancakes offer yet another
breakfast treat. For the recipe on
this page, used canned, or leftover
yams. Serve these with maple
blended syrup and, as a delectable
accompaniment, stewed spiced ap-
Piles, or a mixture of stewed dried
fruits.
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NAFTALIN TO SPEAK AT
FIFTH WARD DFL

Arthur Naftalin, Commissioner
of Administration for the State of
Minnesota, will speak on state
government at the next meeting of
the Fifth Ward DFL Club on Tues
day, February II, 1860. The meet
ing will be held at the Peretz
Community Center, PALS Plymouth
Avenue North, at 8 pm. The sec
ond reading of the proposed amend
ment to the Constitution and By
Laws will be given. The public is
invited to attend.
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Winnipeg Masonic Lodge
Regent No. S Entertained
On Thursday, Feb. q

Winnipeg, Man, Canada. - In
honor of their membership, can
didates of Regent Lodge No. 5,
F. & AM, Winnipeg, entertained
officers and members of the lodge
Thursday, February 4, at the home
of the grand senior warden, ]. R.
Briscoe, 2S1 Zimmerman Av.
Mrs. J. r. Brisco was in charge
of the dining room and was as
sisted by Mrs. Harold Selvi and
Mrs. Keith Parson.
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Club Hostess: Mrs Thomas jackson first prize and
Mrs Hobart T. Mitchell Jr second when Mrs John Clan
hostess the Saturday Bridge Club February her
home 3445 Fourth Av Mrs r Daniels guest of the
hostess Mrs Thomas Jackson 1921 Fourth will be hos
tess at the next meeting February 20
Second Son: Gerod and RhOnda Johngan very busy
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Second Son: GrrOld and
these days getting acquainted with
their new brother, Awrman Lee,
who joined the family circle at
1923 James Av. N, on Tuesday
February 2, in Minneapolis General
hospital, tipping the scales at eight
pounds and four ounces at birth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Johnigan are
parents of the family Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Sorrell are the mater
nal grandparents and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. C. Johnigan are paternal grand
parents, all Of Minneapolis.
Out OF Hospital: Mr.. Henry
Bailey, 4O17 Fifth Av. S, is now
convalescing at home where he
returned on Saturday after his
confinement in Mt. Sinai hospital
for examination and treatment.
Election Held: Carl Wade Jr.,
was elected president of Club Uno
Score Inc. at it's regular election
held February s, at Mr.. Wade
home, 1887 Fifth Av. S. Other Of
ficers named are Cartrell Cooper,
vice president; Mrs. Jackie Thomp-
son, recording secretary; Vicki
Henderson, corresponding secre-
tary; Maurice Howell, treasurer
and Hobart T. Mitchell Jr. was
reelected chaplain. After the bus
mess session, refreshments were
enjoyed during the social hour.
With Mother During Illness:
Welton Barnett, 3648 Portland Av.,
left the city Thursday, February
4, for St. Louis, Mo, where ne was
called because Of the illness of
his mother.
Twilight Social Club: The Twi-
light Social Club will meet Satur-
day, February 10, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Barnes, lis E. seth
St All members are asked to be
present.
Weekend Guest: Miss Beatrice
Cashashama of Tanganyika, East
Africa, was weekend guest of Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Maxwell of 1920
goth Av. S. Miss Cashashama serv-
ed as resource person at the Work
shop on Negro History held at St
Peters AME church on Sunday
evening, February 7. Miss Cashash.
ANA, a home economics major, ha.
been studying year in this coun
try and this was her first visit il
a Negro home.
StarIighters VIII Meet: Callinl
all members to be present at tn,
! regular meeting Of the Minneapoli
Starlighters Saturday, Februar-
20, from l to 3 pm. at the Masoni,
Temple. 1892 Fourth Av. S. Top
ping the agenda will be planning
for the years activities and othel
business of Importance. All mem
beers are asked to be present anc
on time.
Critically Ill: Word has been re,
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BIRTHDAY PARTY GUESTS "AIRLIFTED"
TO ROCHESTER FOR PART OF
JOY ELLIS NATAL DAY FESTVITY

never-tObe-fOrgoten day was enjoyed by group Of
Saturday February g. apane birthday party
terminating in Rochester, Mimi The unique hosted
by Mr. and Mrs. Carter Ellis, 4548 Oakland honor
their daughter, Joy List celebrating her 18th birthday
The group of young ladies and young the Ellis
home and from there proceeded the airport On
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Social and Personal
K ST. PAUL

New Brother: Sgt and Mrs. Warner H. McChee 822 Mar
shall Av receiving congratulations the birth of
who arrived in Miller hospital Saturday February g. tip
ping the scales nine pounds and and Oneha
Del Crsa MOneriO welcomed home by his sisters and
brothers and already the center of attraction of the McGhee
household Mr. and Mrs Manuel A Silver of PHILADELPHIA
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1.-THE best things often easiest make" is
phrase brought to mind by that DID, old saying The best
things in life free and prove this newly coined statement
Of this page several truly wonderful recipes and
truly easy tomakc well.
Just to make really hungry, read the recipe for
Maple Pecan Crunch Waffes did you of any
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THERE'S ONE TROUBLE WITH
BIRTH CONTROL
1t can't be made retroactive

DINNER-FREE DELIVERY
Saturday, February Is, a dinner
will be sponsored by the willing
Workers Of st. James AME church.
5000 Smelling Av. So. Beginning
at IL am. until. Southern friend
chicken SI.OO Gatherings $1.25.
Call PA. 9-S7O6 for free delivery
or PA. I-461I.-Advt.
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YAM PANCAKES

1 cup sifted flour
IL teaspoons double-acting bak-
ing powder,
q teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons sugar
Dash of ground cinnamon
2 eggs, well beaten
Y cup mashed cooked yams
l cup water
4 cup butter or margarine, melted
Maple-blended syrup
METHOD: Sift flour once, meas
ure, add baking powder, salt, sug-
ar, and cinnamon, and sift again
Combine eggs, yams, water, and
melted shortening. Add gradually
to flour mixture, stirring only
until smooth. Bake on hot lightly
creased griddle. Serve with butter
and maple-blended syrup. Makes
2 dozen 4-inch pancakes.
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MAPLE PECAN CRUNCH
WAFFIES

y cup maple-blended syrup
3 teaspoons butter or margarine
4 teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons light cream
l cup coarsely chopped pecans
z teaspoon vanilla
IL e packages) frozen waffles Cor
your own
METHOD: Combine syrup, but
ter, salt, and cream in a small
saucepan. Cook over medium heat
8 to 10 minutes, stirring occasion
ally. Stir in pecans and vanilla,
Spread teaspoon of the mixture
on each waffle. Broil for 2 to 3
minutes, or until topping is hubby.
Makes IL servings.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Willis Clark Jr.. sent gifts, but
were unable to attend.
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Evening star., 1960-12-11
Indonesiu PIons
Withdrawal of
Congo Troops

JAKARTA, Indonesia, Dec.
10 AP). - Foreign Minister
Subandrio announced tonight
1ndoneSia is going to withdraw
its troops from the United Ma
tions force in the Congo. There
are about 1,150 Indonesian
soldiers in the U. N. force Of
approximately 10000.
Mr.. Subandrio declared the
ill-treatment Of ex-Premier
Patrice Lumumba when he was
arrested by forces loyal to Con.
go Army leader Joseph Mobutu
had proved the United Nations
unable to carry out the task
assigned to 1t.
He also told reporters, as he
emerged from a conference
with President Sukarno, that
1ndonesia feels Indonesian
troops no longer are being used
in accordance with the assign
ment originally given them.
In announcing withdrawal of
troops from the Congo, Indon-
esia joined the United Arab
Republic with $40 troops in
the Congo force) and ceylon
with o..
Evening star., 1960-12-11
Planes Riddle
Red Defenses,
Gates Says

NEW YORK. Dec. 10 (AP).-
Secretary Of Defense Gates
said tonight that for four years
United States reconnaissance
planes have "riddled" Soviet
air defenses.
The defense chief made that
statement along with an asser-
tion that America and its de-
fenSe organization are In first
rats condition.
s'And I know that the Soviets
know it. too" said Mr.. Gates.
I'VE must not get confused.
Why else would the industrial
banners of the USSR exhort
then workers to catch up with
Afnerica? Why else would their
political leadership resort to
the bluster and filibuster Of the
bully?
!"Why else would the engine
Of their military conquest have
gfound to q halt over the last
few years? Why else would the
flow Of escapes from Soviet
tyranny continue to rise?"
Points TO Strength
Then. in an address prepared
for delivery to the Pennsylvania
Spciety at q dinner here, MIR.
Gates said:
"The cries Of American weak.
ness are surely not heard so
loudly in q nation such as the
Soviet which has been faced
with the realization that for
four years unarmed American.
reconnaissance planes have rid
died their air defenses and
made q proper mockery Of their
refusal to open their skies as
willingly as we would open ours
to them. The Soviet leadership
damns US not for weakness but
for strength"
Mr.. Gates made no further
explanation. in his text, of the
reference to four years of aerial
reconnaissance. Presumably he
had In mind actual flights over
Russian territory by the U-2
reconnaissance-type as wen as
surveillance by radar and cam.
era-equipped patrol aircraft fiy-
ing along but outside Russian
borders.
Mr.. Gates came to New York
to receive the annual gold med.
al award Of the PENNSYLVANIA
Society. The defense chief is a
Pennsylvania native.
Contrasts Position
He contrasted this country's
present position in arms and
technology with what existed
when the Eisenhower admin
lstration came into ONCE in
1858. Mr.. Gates said:
I'm 1858 no ship had nuclear
power. Now 43 have either
Joined the fleet or are under
construction. These include
submarines. both attack and
Polaris types, aircraft carrier,
cruiser and missile frigate.
In 1858 Polaris was a dream.
Atlas (the ICBM missile) q,
doubter's concept. We were
impressed with operational air.
craft that exceeded the speed
OF sound. Today we are unim-
pressed with twice that speed
and are moving forward with
development Of a bomber air.
craft that viii operate at three
times this speed.
"Sputnik startled the world
ana Explorer 1.-THE first success
full United States satellite)
made headline news. To-day
our satellite successes rarely
make page one.
who says we are backward
or this is a second-place rec
ord? I say 1t Is superb"
Evening star., 1960-12-11
Group Asks More
Air Pollution Fund

Stepped-up efforts to control
air pollution have been recon-
mended by an advisory COM
mittee to the Surgeon General
Of the Public Health Service.
The committee, formed at the
request Of Welfare Secretary
Planning, asked that financial
support Of air pollution research
be increased from $l1 million
to $32 million a year by 1868.
The committee asked that the
Federal Government assume 90
per cent Of the cost, industry %
per cent and State and local
governments the rest.
The committee included edu-
Gators, State and local health
authorities and industry repre-
sentativeS.
Evening star., 1960-12-11
Wedding Present

OSTEND. Belgium, Dec. 10
OAP).-This towns wedding
gift to King Baudouin and
Princess Fabiola is a shrimp
boat complete with nets.
Evening star., 1960-12-11
Christmas Shopping is easier
when you have a charge account.
Open one this easy way. mail coupon.

JOHN DAVID, 1870 X ST., NV. Wash, d. c.
,could like to open John David
Charge account. (check preference).
3O'Day Charge Account q
9O.Day Charge Account =
Address
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Evening star., 1960-07-31
Dallas News
Indorses Nixon

DALLAS, Tex, July 80 (AP)
The Dallas News gave its sup
port to Richard M. Nixon as
candidate for President tonight.
In an editorial prepared for
the front page of Sundays edi-
tions, the newspaper told its
readers:
THE Dallas News, an inde-
pendent Democratic newspaper
strongly indorses the Republi-
can ticket of Richard Nixon and
Henry Cabot Lodge in the con-
viction that these two men have
the character. experience and
courage to meet the challenges
at home and abroad - that
face u.s."
AS a preface to this statement
the editorial stated:
"Nikita Khrushchev, with his
usual venom and bitter, hate of
the West. predicted that our
grandchildren would live under
communism.
Thursday night at the Re-
publican National Convention
Richard Milhous Nixon squared
his jaw and answered him
His grandchildren will live
under freedom"
That is the confidence, the
unshakable faith and dedicat ted
leadership that America needs. "
Evening star., 1960-07-31

businessman Aksel Nielsen
went for a drive to suburban
Broomfield Heights for a look
at new home construction
there.
Mr.. Nielsen has a financial
interest in the construction
field and usually shows the
President what is going on in
home building in the metropol-
itan Denver area whenever Mr.
Eisenhower comes to town.
After the tour the President
arranged to pay another visit
to the home of his mother i'm
law. The Eisenhowers are stay
ing at the Brown Palace Hotel,
but the First Lady has been
spending much of her time
during the day with her
mother
In Newport on Monday, Mr..
Eisenhower will preside at a
regular weekly meeting of the
National Security Council. In
the late afternoon he will go to
Kingston, R. l., to receive an
honorary degree of civil laws
at the University of Rhode
Island.
The Eisenhowers expect to
return to Washington from
Newport shortly before the
Senate reconvenes August 8.
Evening star., 1960-07-31
Beauty Congress
Contestants Dock

LONG BEACH, Calf, July
80 (AP).-The liner S. S.
OrcadeS has docked here with
what Skipper John D. Birch
described as the prettiest cargo
he has carried in 40 years at
sea.
Aboard were the first eight
entries to arrive for the Inter-
national Beauty Congress,
which will open Thursday. The
Congress is the successor to the
Miss Universe contests formerly
held in Long Beach.
A festive welcome was ac-
corded the liners arrival yes
terday. 1t had sailed 26 days
before from Manila. The con-
teStants aboard:
Joan Stanbury, %, Australia;
Elizabeth Voon, 10, Borneo;
Michiko Takagi, 19, Japan;
Zena Ahmad, 81, Malaga; Edita
Vital, l8, Philippines; Christi
d'Cruz, %, Singapore; Patricia
Apoliona, %, Honolulu, and
Margaret Powell, "a, Canada,
who joined the ship at VAN
couver.
Evening star., 1960-07-31

he likes and say what he
wishes although he probably
will consult Mr.. Nixon's cam
paign managers.
The Vice Presidents associ-
ates think Senator Goldwater
who said school integration
can't be enforced under pres
ent constitutional provisions
would be helpful to them in
the South.
Their specialized plans call
for Secretary of Interior Seaton
to do some intensive cam
paigning in the agricultural
Midwest. Secretary of Agricul-
ture Benson wasn't invited tc
today's farm conference and
does not figure in their cam
palgn plans.
In the Pacific Coast area, the
star performer may be Gov
Mark o. Hatfield of Oregon
He made a good impression in
convention appearances and
Mr.. NlXon's associates like the
youthful accent he gives to the
Republican cause.
Evening star., 1960-07-31

peoples minds On a spiritual
basis-or victory will elude
U.S."
Mr.. Lodge, accompanied by
members of his family, retired
to his home after making the
brief address, moving slowly
through the cheering, shouting
crowd.
The Ambassador, returning
from his nomination at the
Republican convention in Chi
cago. also was accorded an en-
thusiastic welcome in Boston.
Delayed by Storm
The chartered airliner which
carried him and his party from
Chicago was delayed nearly an
hour because of tropical storm
Brenda.
A crowd estimated at about
500 cheered loudly as Mr.. Lodge
appeared at the door of the
plane and then made his way
through a line of police to a
stand set up in a large hangar
for an official civic reception.
Evening star., 1960-07-31
Boot Cut in Half
In Delaware Bov

LEWES, Del, July 80 (AP).-
Apparently little the worse for
having spent an hour clinging
to the wreckage of his boat in
Storm-tossed Delaware Bay,
Wilbur R. Clifford went home
today to Manasquan, N. j.
Mr.. Clifford was alone OH his
42-foot cabin cruiser Five
Tose' when the Sun Oh Co,
tanker Jersey Sun cut it in
half last night. Mr.. Clifford was
thrown into the water and
clung to the wreckage until the
Norwegian freighter Hayio
came by and spotted him in its
searchlight.
Evening star., 1960-07-31
NIXON SHOWS UP
AT PARTY IN
BARE FEET
By q star stan Writer

CHICAGO.-Vice Presi-
dent Nixon turned up at
a party last night in pa
jamas. bath robe and bare
feet.
Tired from the weeks
activities which saw him
named as the 1860 Repub.
lican presidential candi-
date, Mr.. Nixon went to
bed at 8 pm.
He woke up at l0:30. Too
keyed up to get back to
sleep. he got up, donned a
bath robe and walked down
the hall from his Sheraton
Blackstone suite to Offices
where his staff was holding
a small party.
The Vice President
stayed an hour and a half
and finally got back to bed
at midnight.