davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

port TO implement relentless bombardment OF
JaPsn's sea bases and ports indicated by symbols
on the home islands southwark toward Singapore.
Much also hinges on the present British drive
from Chittacone down the Bengal coast TO Burma,
and there is promise Of further eounfer-moves from
Sadiys down toward Burms's heart and from the
Yunnsn stronehoIds Of Running and Teneyueh.
Successful defeat of Jsps in Burma would lead TO
road supply Of China for start Of other drives ind
cated by arrows. However, Russian aid depends
upon what future course Stain may take. Map shows
how valuable Russian cooperation would be, espe-
oiay in opening air bases 70 U. s. planes flown over
the short northern routes traced on Silhouette maps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

Bravery and mountains teamed TO check Japan
in China, but much Americsn-Britsh help is needed
If China is TO be the sPrinsboard for the eventual
assault upon Japan.
topography above partially explains why piucky,
scant-armed Chinese have prevented Jap conquest
Of China. The Nips' powerful arms have taken the
Yellow Sea coast plains and have advanced up the
Ysngt1e and Hwene Yellow rivers. They have
Nsken Chinss main Chino Sea ports. But Chino's
great mountains, harborne brave men with light
nortsrs and machine guns. have prevented complete
inland invasion, even stopping the Jap sPearhead
beyond Hsnkow on The Yenei1e
Geography, however, stymies China, hope 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17

b WASHINGTON Nov. IL
Soviet Russ. as claims 10 TERRITORY
TrC H thr lag northumberland
the/ Atlantic Charter and the
ia ielv-heraldcd Moscow pact
This Was The glum interprcta-
ton today of Spokesman Tor the
Polish coltrumtui-ln-cNlle and the
Baltic states %, the result of me
FAILURE az Secretary of state HUI
10 declare otherwise M two news
conferences concerning has MS
SION 90 Moscow.
Nor does Capitol Hill expect the
secretary OF state 10 remove tins
SkeptlciSm when ne reports i'm de
tail before a Joint session ot Con-
gress tomorrow regarding the
four.power agreement for col
alteration reached in Moscow.
I'm ms first press conference on
Monday since returning from the
kremlin. Secretary HullS re-
marks were interpreted as mean
inc that the Baltic states and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
City Hospital Aides
PAY Rates EqudIized

Equalization of pay for city
employed male and female hos
pital aides is in effect today at an
annual cost Of $4,000. after APP
proval by the common council.
Under the new scale, both viii
receive a S1,6SS minimum, and
,754 maximum, approximately a
5000 a year raise for the women.
The council refused 10 equallze
pay for male and female building
attendants but raised the women
10 81 .6SS minimum and 81, (o4
maximum, with the men boosted
TO Sf,754 and $3.50, an average
raise OF $50 yearly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Son for Producer
of Life With Father

NEW YORK, Nov. II INS)-
Oscar Serlin, producer of the
Broadway hit, Life With Fa-
ther," knows now what ii means
to be a father. His wife gave
birth 10 a 6-pound son. Anthony
Block Serlin, last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Train Crash Kills IS

LONDON. Noy. II GNS)-At
least s. persons were killed and
POO injured. the Nali-uun Paris
radio said early today, when two
electric trains Colhded Monday on
a oue-track railroad between
Rome and NItcTbO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Bus Crash Hurts SIS lnductees

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov.
II (INS)-Fifty-five army In
ductees were injured, five seri-
ously. late yesterday when the
bus in which they were riding
crashed on a highway near Chat
tanOOga
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Meningitis Here
Near Epidemic
As ! More Die

Two deaths last week from CQ'-
demic meningitis, together with
the setting in Of cold weather.
today brought from Dr Bruce II.
Douglas city health commissioner
warning 80 parents ro keep their
children out uf Cr0s'as and away
from persons who have symptoms
ot colds
This j. an epidemic wear and
we already have had Slo cases
Of meningitis and SO deaths re-
ported he said.
During The last four years there
was a yearly average Of 10 cases
and five deaths M Detroit.
"The incidence of the disease
seems 20 run In cycles of about
10 or II wears. The last serious
trouble We had with IL was in
1929" Or. Douglas said.
BEGAN IN EAST
This cycle began just about
n wear ago on the Atlantic Sea-
board and reached Michigan
last March. Most of the cases
reported have been since that
month"
Meningitis occurs most FIRE.
ouently in children and young
adults and there are no accepted
preventives. DR.. Douglas said, ano
recovery depends, 10 q great eN-
tent. upon early treatment.
About half of the is new
cases reported last week were
not treated promptly enough
he said Early symptoms by
which the disease il recogniI-
able are headache, sore throat
nausea, fever and chills.
sULFA DRUG USED
eff the suIfa drug treatment
IL used early enough, the NOR
tality rate usually does not eN-
coed 10 per cent of the cases.
When there il a delay, the rate
rises 10 about 90 per cent.
Before the sulfa treatment was
discovered the mortality rate was
as high as 80 per cent
Meningitis dies down In Tho
warm summer months, but be
comes more prevalent IN the colo
winter months, Or. Douglas sad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
" l94s TINE DETROIT rlEs
Poles. Baltic States
Fear Moscow Pact

other territory claimed by the
Soviet would Doe granted a piebe-
SCItD as 10 what torn OF govern
ment they desired
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Men, Women! Old or
Young! Need Pep?
Want New Vim and VitaIity7

Thousssas Of 90 90 90 % feel veal. p.Piss.. elder
thar thsir vssrs ~bsa body larhs iroa Try OstrsH
Suppies thsrupsUfc doses iroe whsn nssded Ter pep
vitsmir a. csicinm q E0afa against deheieneI
usskusts feeling iack Of Wis ~ tntrodoetorr
slss uou o. = Ne Get OstrsH 1onis Tsblsts TO-DAY
W. sale A. Al drug stores evsrvWhere-in
Detroit a. al tlmninghAm'L kinsela .. san
AMI Aa..rrru STORES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17

order War Stamps delivered
20 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Wayne Doctors
To Meet Nov. q

Compulsory sickness insurance
based on forced pay roll taxation
will be discussed Monday, Nov.
%. at a meeting of the Wayne
County Medical Society.
The basic subject of the evening
will be medical and health phases
of proposed legislation introduced
IN the House and Senate.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

As twentieth century. s greatest
German,
II would he worth our citizen
rvs while 20 learn 10 di>crImi-
nate between men like The
kaiser, like Hitler, even like
Zeppelin, on the one hand, and
on the other 48crS like Schurtl.
The former have a Ncarning for
power unchanged since the days
of the HanSa merchants 4
refugee. German born. making
a public speaking tour Of the
Pacific Coast wa MS Americans
that this HIST for power. this
last for wa" dominates the vast
majority of Germans today that
we hlundcr in suppoSjnS they
are dominated by small group
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
DAVID CAMPBELL.

TO THE EDITOR:
EAGER= far=waI,- there came
II 10 l.. &. A. in 1853. a Ger
man cavalryman named Fcrdi-
nand Won Zeppelin Wanting
service. he went to Carl Schurtz,
an officer in the Yankee Army
also German born. bat a iScr'
Zeppelin was accepted. Later. 20
spy on the Confederate lines. he
made the first ascent IN a bal
-leen Returning after-thc war ~
Germany. ne continued his IN
,crcst in aeronauuCS. Finally,
wears later. he landed "Zeppe-
lin AT the kaiSer'S feet, 10 be
decorated by the all highest
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

TO THE EDITOR:

TO THE EDITOR:
THIS talk about the danger
L Of changing h-,seS in the
middle Of the stream seems
quite a bit of political hallyhoo.
Would Our changing of prcSi-
dents destroy our board of war
strategy?
If President Roosevelt and
Winston Churchill we're both
called 10 the great beyond.
would the l. S. A and the
British Empire 60 TO pieces?
W. can all be replaced and
sometimes for the best.
Nony promises made 10 us
in the past 10 years have bcon
kept only Al terrific cost 20
ourselves For instance. adding
10 billions tn-ouE national debt
IN time Of peace.
And our four freedoms We
have had them for a long time
many thanks 10 James Madison
That social security from
the cradle 10 the grave 50
glowinCly hinted aD may we'll
he taken with a few grains OF
salt.
Some Of US have not forgot
ten the hunghng OF the past
decade. plowinG under grain
and the bodies of little pigs IN
the burrows.
Creating chiSelcrs among tho
farmers. who today viii admit
II was all wrong 10 pay them
for not farming their fun
acreage.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
knowledge Test
Nv DIR. SABINA II. CONNOLLY

~ NV
! Test your sky knowledge:
ta Which IS the planet
nearest the sun? th) What
is another name for the
Seven Sisters? lcl What's
the carthS only satellite?
. What Is another word for:
ta) prairie wolves; tb)
bison, CO. moose.
: To what state would you 20,
TO visit. CA Mt Shasta; thl
Lake Wales; lc) Tippecanoe
battle-ground
1 DO YOU know your fish. (a)
What is the most valuable
fish IN the world? Ch) What
IL the best known fresh
water game fish? CO. What
IS the hest known OF Sat
fish
What colorS arc these human
part, al spleen, tbl bile;
Ocl gastric Juice
s FJll tho garden blank (al
CauhfloWer IS a variety Of
,......t thD GuaNa fruit
fs-u>ed in-BfsktBE -.,-,-, -.
Another word for Cohber
- IS .......
E About how much docs n
weigh . lal a bale Of cotton
lhl a barrel Of -four. tc) a
catty of tea.
(Answers on Opposite Psge)
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
I O the Editor

of gangsters. This refugee in
SlSts We must re-eduCate the
entire German people herein,
that 1t will take many years.
The refugee warns. therefore,
against a soft peace. The NaziS
VIII use laundering idealists IN
our midst the same folks who
last decade, insisted Do not
tortify Guam. 1t viii offend
Japan
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

attention ~ the largest per
.ccntagc of men cal Boy and
-f-'--r--~0'a -,,fsstrr ''7'r-'s]Hy'-
and girl skiing with glr'
laughing az mans spill lCl
Roy ard Clrl In bathing
suits ryUnnE oN beach
ANSWERS on Opposite Page
SaY ON. y ship of state
~--..--t-.. -EI-t t--+-+-.. st'-..ttV -.'t'f
&eb0f
iisar-rttV m n8 rs feors,
UI oI tht hopes of future
UGTIg,
u tarQw1 bf,qthicss on nv
t0fci
-Longfei.ow.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
For SIackers and Strikers
At Home

AMERCANS at home who think of their part in the war
"A in terms of taer own harshpS and sacrifices should read
Bob Consdnes unorgetabe story Of an incident on the
FIGHTING front of This Wal.
There are many Americans who doing work at home
that is As important lighting. but who not doing ALL
they are capable of doing.
They stay when they do rot feel like working for one
reason or anothcr.
Trey BaK long hours or strike for higher and higher
They have walked Off vital Jobs by the thousands in
support Of the real fancied grievances of handful of men,
the dscomfos and pnpeasantneS of war
the real harShp and sacrifices for civilians
aleok, through Bet GeHsi4ine little group
REALLY KNOW what discomfort and unpeasanneS
hardship and sacrice-and pain and death-nean.
Bob CnSdne correspondent IN Europe for International
his the American OF Flying
Fortress bombing mission Germany
territory still miles
their target he writes "a FockeMuf attacked at furious
20mlmeer shell through COFOt MOgans window
exploded with such force that it not only blew of the pilots
headb took of the the turret behind him.
The ship flying at 25OOfOOt altitude The cockpit was
could He might have out of for
nation and perhaps picked fighter escort for the trip home But he
blood the windshield and decided formation
He had bombs to drop.
pilot began slump the controls causing the Fortress
With his left Morgan pulled
With his right he handled the multitude OF jobs
formation fixing.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

In what CLASSIC s'ar. 'HD
hero rara. officer
aaG-i..a-I.s.a.As-a--..ae....4...
japanese Erl
2-How much faCrr vpad t
9OO0-Ib bomb ia. .rnw
plane over frrlg 7p
200.lb BOMB \.E
3-The Norusndir raised aU-
irg mace military r3--..
in f'e-- iff'ts- =
world daSfctf Snip y
4-Nho few 20 SIcIS uy 81 G'r
some 5000 wears before. oa
sgd sIrbOrno division did
6Whst T. 6. hyIng general is
q grandson of the original
SIsDese twins ?
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

Bob Considine's account of the
heroism of Co. pilot Morgan and his
shipmates should be required read
ing for every Stacker and striker on
the home front.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

earphones could the of his radOman the
and tail Their line had been shot out he
needed dropped TO the floor kicking for air.
Hee unged into the controls again when Morgan
dipped frontal attack by German lighters
terrible stretch of time appeared the Fort would continue
dive straight down.
managed pull the ship out of its dive by brute
strength.
formation 1he target still long Off
craWed back the navigator
badly wounded urret He put toun-
the the gunners the latter gaSpd oxygen from
portable tank
little of the arm left 1t
tnued TO pour Koshy morphine the
wepadde Fortunately unsuccessful and the
remained conscious for the ordeal ahead
vi would bleed death before the Fort reached It's
made the long trip home -Four hours flying hell remained
Morgan knew. =, - ,., 49,, -, 49, no rh h bd,v
medical The Fort Germany
but Morgan knew the only chance saving the gGnes M was de-
liver him into the me-h ano the enemy He PRAYED the gunner
would be found hurry.
Jump natural At best meant
But he kOsk hooked the
numbed through the pCOrd and asked him to try It, The gunner
pulled little and the wall of air through the hatch ripped open
the ptute the small chute which drag out the bigger one 1t led
their little compartment with pillows of unmanageabe silk strings
E.HE kept The pilot kept falling into the
controls Heavy flax coming too
KOy struggled with the gunnrs pilot chute at last controlled
and then helped the hoy drop down into the eternity thin air The
belly urret the chute open
the ship directly for the and with unerrng
wOndrous teamwork Bombd 1t Asa n Irwin dropped his bombs
SquarelN their mark
coming in solid walls while German fighters
carried emsucda attacks was long voyage home full
of fighting and danger
Morgan ship him. of the
with little brakes It's wo-man
job best hut Morgan did alone What he did little short OF
miracle And he lived lifetime those four uni0rgeabe hours
# HIS picture home keep in their minds
while a
What true American American with that picture in his
the work he IS doing that puts the
weapons of in the hands Of such boys as these?
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
{. VI. GOETHE.
seventh and ! streets,
Sacramento, Cal.
TO THE EDITOR

To THE EDITOR
I AN native Of Detroit and
-ttffr trrcn away evrr y1nrp
] i0n6d the air force And I've
heard and know from my bud
dies who were fortunate in being
stationed In Detroit OF 'h0 swell
treatment they received while
there
have hccn in many different
places and know | haven't re-
CeiVcd The kindness as have my
buddicS IN Detroit, 50 pic">c lot
the people know OF the swell
things they are dong and t'll
them 20 keep up The good vork,
CPL. GEORGE J. GROZA.
TO THE EDITOR:
7 AGREE with Mrs La
L Rocque's letter about West
brook Pegler'S editorial
He bucks every working man
in the country when he asSailS
the Unions which the workers
have organized
! know the unions aren't per-
feet but. if everything was
perfect. We would have nothing
n work for So for Victory.
lets have no foolish gossip and
buckle down and work together.
W. VIDA.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80

All money sent A. senfer's risk. DO not
send casn or stamps All checks drafts
ana MONEY orders should bee made payable
to THE TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY.
international News Service has the eNCIu-
sive rights 20 use for reproduction iu any
form AL news dispatches credited tO 10 or
not otherwise credited IN this paper.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

THEY also play up the pub
Il hCity or reputation value
OF magazine publication 10 a
writer as though you ought TO
take part of your pay in pres
tige As many writers. especially
young or obscure ones. do.
The New Yorker. for OK
ample. pays peanuts, and that
Ross viii Jerk yout apy every
which way and throw IT back
and back for rcdoing accord
ing TO his peculiar personal
tastes and by the time YOU
Get II across and get your mod
est check. YOU haven't even got
good day wages for your time.
He kids himself that the rea-
son he can't get good writers
10 do ProflleS and Where Are
They-NowS for him is that so
many of them have gone 10
war when the truth is lust that
'n[y & fellow tlT5 'e can T'd, do about as we,e
on yearly earning, covering
might police in Ogden Utah. and
NJ YOU send a whole bale Of those
New Yorker by-hneS around 10
the landlord the most he will
allow will he their market value
rs stick waste paper.
Just got a call from Carcvs
dressing room lie Is still out
cold and hasn't even tWitched
] guess / didn't know nv
strength. I wonder If they
could hold me for manslaughter.
Copyright 1913. By United Features synS
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

The childhood shows the man,
AZ morning shoms the dnE.==
Milton.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

4 mighty pain 10 lore II is.
And 'fis n pam that PAIN 10 mss.
But of 0H pans, the greatest
pam
n is 10 love, but lore ~ roU.
-Cowley.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

w TVTITV TTk VTTTITITF TTVN NV
applicable Ia your eaSr";;-ff ffr7--z-
lowed by a blank space whore
he inserted None" Incl
den'aiN, have YOU ever seen
government form among the
many you have filled our these
past years that ever gave an
opportunity 10 face the facts Of
your individual case clearly -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Hope to Breed a Super Race

vegetarians. Lytton's race would
not kin any animal unless there
was no other way 10 protect its
crops. DR.. Siegmeistcr's race
must not kill, even for that.
Both races are supposed 90 rid
themselves of illness by scienti-
fic living.
Both manage TO dispense with
all the crushing burdens Of gov
eminent, but by different means,
In both plans there are no
politics or politicians, with all
graft, profit and even honors
taken away.
Neither plan, however, seems
to solve convincingly the crimes
of passion. Even naked veg
etarian have-nots might fight
over love and jealousy.
DIR. Siegmeister's people will
write no books, because publish
ing requires capital. Bull we r
Lytton's people wrote few prin-
cipally recordings of scientific
research.
But Bulwer Lytton's people
frankly were Pigments Of the
imagination.
And DR.. Siegmeister's Marian
Windish and John Wierlo are
virile, living people intent, APP
parently, on producing the Mod
ern Master Child.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Dinner at g. at I4h and No

War is grim, but in wartime, living be gay The
Lindsey girls laugh they dinner their long day
But the job each is doing laughing You
don't Dad bis shifts from four til midnight You can't
Joe he's somewhere in North Africa. Joe missed
but nobody broods they're all too busy backing him up
Kathernes in war plant Marhas in the WAC Even
I3year. old Virginia does duty OCD Junior Messenger
Mother? She gets the meals does the homework, keeps
family morale high and sill manages get in three days
a week as Staff Assistant Red Cross
Yes the Lindseys ideal American family. And the
millions Of others follow their example, the
we'll win this Are yoH doing all you could you
take fulltme job? You learn about many jobs
open you by calling your local branch of the u
Employment Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Why The West
Is Still Wild

- ANGLERS and cowhands in
X Colorado, Wyoming and New
~ Mexico are riding the range
these days with ASS slung low
on their hips and Winchesters in
their saddle holsters. They are
not just playing cowboys and In
dams or falling under the inAu-
ence Of Hollywood's horse operas
they are fghting cattle rustlers.
Most of the cattle thieves do
their work with speedy pickup
trucks. driving into herds at
night, roping half a dozen head
and rushing the animals TO the
Black Market. Others do their
work on horseback just as the
rustlers used TO do in the historic
days Of the wild and woody West
The secretary of the Wyoming
Stock Growers Association says
that more cattle ARE just dis
appearing than at any time dur
ing the last ten years" and he,
like many of the victims Of the
racket, blames Inpatriotic citi-
zcns who buy Black Market meat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

pect TO get out of this?"
II don't hope or expect" was
his response. II know what my
reward will be-a lot Of abuse"
But" I said, that isn't your
real answer"
"Of course not" he responded,
MY reward will be the satisfac-
ton Of doing something that
should be done. That's big
enough pay for anyone"
The three men left-the scien-
list, the silent disciple of NOLAN
das Gandhi and the young giant
destined, possibly, 10 be the
Adam In this new South Ameri-
can Eden.
THEY left me fascinated by the
curious similarities and equally
curious differences, as I COM
pared their plan for a super
race with that set forth ~ years
ago by Bulwer Lytton, in his
classic novel, THE Coming
Race"
Bulwer Lytton found" his peo-
pie in the bowels Of the earth.
where they had fled from the
Flood. DR.. Siegmeister must
breed his.
Among the striking sinilarities
are that both "super-races" are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

@ 1919. by American Weekly, Inc. Great BrItaI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-04

square dance class, games, Services
Mems Club No. l, 3o6 Ninth street
NV, . O'Clock tonight.
Square dancing with INSTRUCTORS,
MacFarland Center, Iowa avenue
and Webster street NV, 3 O'Clock
tonight.
sVesperA Christian Endeavor
Union and 176th Infantry tfoot q
Eleventh street SCI, O'Clock TO-
night.
Dancing, fostesses, Jewish Com
mupity Center (USOD, Sixteenth
and q streets NV, 3 O'Clock tonight.
Recreation night. Brightwood
Park Methodist Church, Eighth and
Jefferson streets NV, $50 o'clock
tonight.
[ FOR COLORED SERvICEMEN.
Swimming. hobby night, INCA
(USO, 1912 Twelfth street NV,
3 until II O'Clock tonight.
Swimming, Dunbar High School,
First and o streets NV, 2 until
10 o'clock tonight.
Dancing, indoor sports, Francis
Junior High School, Twenty fourth
and N street NV, until 10 o'clock
tonight.
/ Hobby night, square dance,
YWCA (USO), 90l Rhode Island
avenue NV. 7 until 10 o'clock to-
nigth.
war workers also.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-04

Pan-American Society, Mayflower
Hotel, 3 o'clock tonight.
Kappa Beta ri, Mayflower Hotel,
Q o'clock tonight.
DISCUSSION.
Town Hall q the Air, Jewish
Community Center, Sixteenth and
Q streets NV, $3.50 O'Clock tonight.
FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.
Stage Door Canteen, Belasco
Theater, Madison place and Penn
sylvania avenue NV. g o'clock to-
night.
Ofncefs' Club Of the United Ma
tions, Burlington Hotel, 10 am. until
10 pm. today.
Dancing, orchestra, new members
invited, Roosevelt Center, Thir-
teenth and Upshur streets NV,
7:30 o'clock tonight.
Dancing, hostess, refreshments,
games, Rhoads Service Club, 1915
Fourth street S.W., 7::30 until 1890
o'clock tonight.
'Co-ed night. swimming, basket
ball, badminton, sewing, shuttle
board. photography. etc. YMCA
USO), 1876 Twelfth street NV,
8 until 10 o'clock tonight.
Dancing, refreshments, hostesses.