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Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
Central High
Meters TO Play
In 0iaiMeet

With the Imperial valley
league tennis season complete,
FL Centre high school METERS
Thursday looked forward to "A
trip to the annual Ojai tourna-
ment next Wednesday.
Coach Bill Maxwell, who guides
the destinies of the FL Centre
high tennis team. plans to take
seven high school players ana
one junior college racket swing
er to the tournament.
Representing the high schoo'
will be, Jack Hens. Alan NUN
son. Jimmie Riedy, Fuzzy Men
OILS, Charlie Blalack. Doris Ches-
nut and Betty Horton. Allan
Hens will represent the junior
college.
Junior college tennis team'
also under the direction OF Bill
Maxwell, will travel TO San Die
go this weekend to meet tho
Herbert Hoover high school ot
San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
Padres Win, But
Cling to
LEAGUE Lead
Ru United Press

Runs seem TO come IN
lunches, like bananas, this
Pacific Coast league season.
Oakland beats Sacramento
with a seven run rally; the Seals
thump Portland with three runs IN
each of three innings; Seattle tum-
bles Los Angeles with a four run
splurge and San Diego puts on a
five run parade TO overhaul Holly
wood, It's Il tough life for the
pitchers but tonic to the htterS.
Oaklands solid comeback which
earned a 9 to 3 win over Sacra-
mento. maintained the Oaks first
place.
San Diego scored a close 9 to 8
win over Hollywood with live run
flourish in the eighth. and almost
lost the game in the ninth when
the Stars sent three runs across
the plate after two were out. The
Padres scored three unearned runs
in the big inning when Johnny
Williams hit a pinch triple to CEN
terfield. Stan Sperry and Bernie
Uhalt also contributed three base
hits, Sperry adding double ano
single for perfect day at bat
SAD to relate, Hollywood left II
mel: stranded on the sacks.
Dick Newsome gave up u hits tt
the Stars before he was yanked II
the eighth for williams to pincf
hit. jim Morris, who relieved hlnl
permitted two hits, Il walk and three
runs. He retired in the ninth II
favor of Pat Tobin. who was touch
ed for four hits before he coul(
quell the uprising. Rugger ArdlzolS
lasted until the happy eighth to
Hollywood. giving way to Johnny
Bittner and Charlie Mongrief. TIT
Stars outhit the Padres, l8 to 10.
AT last San Francisco made al
exit from the league cellar, To b.
replaced by Portland. The Seals al
most didn't do it, They blew nln'
run lead, eventually to win IL Il
9. and it took some smart pltchln!
by Wyn Ballou to Subdue the BeaV
er-DuckS in the ninth when the.
chased two runs across the platter
Seattle opened its home season
with a 7 to 5 win over Los Angeles
scoring four runs in the sixth in
ming to ice the game.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, April 1S. up
Hogs saieable supply $50, very slo"
steady to 25 cents higher, adNa hC'
on medium lights, few good L
choice POS lb. CALIFORNIA; 6.6u. early
top; Ioad medium 159 lb. eastern,
6.25; sorted 25 head AT 5.5o; fe" OH
weight 550-6.0O; sows 4.5o-5.oo
Cattle saleable COO; STEADY lod"
924 lb. fed steers 9.35; good quote
q 10 IN: load Mexican steers IL
feeder steers 775-S.25, load 90
Id. grass heifers 7.e5, odd heao
tighter kinds $50; COWS 3.1o-e'o"
canners and cutters 42o-o.5o' goo
tnaIiy steady. good vealers quoted
huIls 10 7. calves salealbe 100; nom
Sp'is TO- ESQ: 30 good calves to IL or above
sheep salaeble 500; sieady' nleu me-.
ium to good spring lambs 9.25, sort
ed 10 per cent few 9.o". goo" q '.ii, IL
choice quoted around 80. in''. vi"
IN rood shorn ewes 400; few out :"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18

ed the worlds champions DattlnS
order.
The Yanks came back to beat the
Athletics, Al, in the major leagues
only game yesterday but those five
straight lefthanded hitterS in the
Bronx Bombers lineup invited the
opposition to try to southpaw them
to death during the next two weeks.
Consequently, Connie Mack will
come hac,. II C.e Yanks today with
HERNIA al. t. Besse. his foot
, inch rookie SO, ,.thpaw from Mem
phiS.
With Joe DiMaggio laid up with
an injured knee and Jake Powell
abed in Ashland, KY, recovering
from Il brain concussion. the YankS
have only three outfielders on their
squad, and all are lefthanded hit
terS. The American leagues no.
trade rule prevents the YankS from
making a deal for a righthandeo
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
BENCHW FARMING
by Burdette Kline
Sports Editor

distance events and in field events.
particularly the pole vault and high
jump.
Brawley. on the other hand. has
its strength concentrated in the
dashes. hurdles and middle distance
events
But its the dasheS which may win
the meet for FL Centro. Every day
Jack Kirkpatrick, star dash man for
FL Centro last season. Is working
TO put his injured ankle in shape.
an ankle he sprained severely dur
ing basketball season.
There is some belief that Kirk
patrick may be ready for the county
meet. two weeks hence. Jack is al
ready a threat in the shot put event
and should his ankle continue TO
show Improvement. Kirk will be at
the starting line come the night oil
MAY 3.
kirkpatrick will not defeat Will
liams of BraWley in the 100. bul
he is a cinch for second place
and he may defeat Williams over the
900 ward distance.
Should Kirkpatrick come up With
eight points in the dasheS, those
points might mean the difference
between victory and defeat for the
defending champion SpartanS.
Tennis
Next Wednesday FL Centro and
Calpxico high school tennis teams
will send players TO compete IN the
annual Ojai tournament, tourna-
ment which annually attracts the
best METERS in southern California,
There will be no eventual winners
from either valley school, but the
teams they send this season are a
definite Improvement over last
wears representatives.
Therefore il is not entirely m
possible that some day valley schools
will bring home tournament VIM
ner or two. Especially if Lyn John.
son of Calexico and Bill Maxwell OF
FL Centro continue their present Ell
forts TO improve the brand Of tennis
PLAYED here.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
Joe Platak Sets
hai,dbah Pace

DETROIT, April l8. CUPl-De-
Tending champions in singles and
doubles Of the National AAU hand
ball tournament led players today
into the quarter-finals.
Joe Platak of Chicago. singles
champion. defeated Anthony Cen
tile of Philadelphia. 2l-l2. 2l-6. late
yesterday, and the 1899 champion
ship doubles team of Frank Coyle
and Ed Linz of New York AC,
pounded out 2l-l3. 2l-8 victory
over Jack EmaS and Gentle.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
Bears Beat Broncs,
TieFor Third Place

SANTA CLARA, Calf, April l8.
tUPD-University of California NOV
ed into a third place tie with Santa
Clara in the California intercol-
legiate baseball association today
by a to 4 win scored owes the
BroncoS Catcher Carl Hoberg' SeV-
enth inning home run with the
bases full gave the Bears victory
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Arfll 10. -
Snrcial groups moved into ne" HlE'
rruund on the stock market louah
The main list was lirts u'di a.
quiet, ,r.. ,ha#u
,s nfr cent # all the business done
ON the market, i-;,.
Dow Joncs preliminary 'io-ihF u.
s,n,k averages: Industrial l4tI'
orr 10; rail. 5000. OFT O.@9' umtm't'H W.
e4.Gu. off o., and % sio'hS' '''''
stock sales approNimated l,2lo,o"'
shares compared with 9o"."uo EeS
,crday; curb stock sales were %.
900 shares against 264,0V IA inc Pi'
NiouS session.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
Mixed BowIinQ
LEAGUE Formed

El Ccntro's newest bowling
league, a league in which two
girls teams will compete against
two mems teams. will get under
way tonight at the Bowling Pal
sce, according to Jack Darnell,
league manager.
Teams sponsored by the Seven
Up and Silver Slipper are mems
teams and the Rogers and Tison
and Thompson Truck teams are
CsmpOsed of feminine bowlers.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
District Shop
Defeats 20-30

District Shop softball team upset
another favored ball club in b
league play Wednesday night when
the water lads defeated 20-30 club,
i7-13.
Eighteen errors were chalked up
in the game.
Coca Cola plays the Telephone
company tonight.
The score.
O-30-13-I2-9
D!Strlct-l7-l4-9
Merklelr. Smith and Tackett;
Steele and Varney.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
jackson Predicts
k.O. Over Hoque

Johnny Jackson. New Orleans
Negro middleweight. Thursday pre-
dicted k.o. victory over Bigboy
Hogue when he meets the Jacumba
twin Friday night in the main
event of the weekly San Diego Col
iseum athletic club card.
Jackson. who dec:Sioned Hogue
two weeks ago is currently rated
a middleweight contender. and plans
to leave for an eastern tour after
his victory" over Hogue.
Bigboy was reported to be IN
good condition.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
Bears Work Out
For Saturday Race

SEATTLE, April 18. CUP)-Coach
KY Ebright called his three Univer-
sity of California crews back onto
Lake Washington today for two ad-
ditional workouts after the Bear
varsity and Junior varsity drew
the outside lanes for their annual
meeting with University of Wash
ington Saturday. The Bear trosh
drew the inShorc lane for the two
mile event.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
l.. A. STOCKS

Los .ANGELES. April lS. CCP)-
AclIlltI c"r'ercd upon Menasco ar
ratr motors on the L1S AnseIe'
inrk r<rhanpt this morning. Up Il
.nnu - sor hare. Of Menasco were
rad.d. i Jumped 10 80 then set,
iled back to 3'4 for net gain OF
and u nov high Tor the year.
Among other airorafts Vega slip
oed "a L. l3f- and Lockheed : &c
TO-: Ryan edged up is TO o's.
Hudson Motors dropped IS 10
Iew low for the year at 544.
In oils. Iosses Of : were Tecorue'
~ EirlficId at =. and Universa
= ,nI.nlIlal..h al J.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
By HENRY McLEMORE

NEW YORK. April l0. 'UP)-I1
YOU are a sportswriter and want
to find out whether anyone is read
ing your stuff or not, just do what
I did yesterday.
Suddenly becoming international
minded I took the stand, for sou
words or more. that in the light OF
what was happening abroad Bob
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
Drops Football

MONMOUTH. Ore. April l8
(UP)-Oregon College of Education
joined University of Chicago today
in banning intercollegiate football
in favor of intramural athletics.
Director of Athletics Al Cox said
athletic considerations forced the
move
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
Ambers Scores
Easy Decision

DENVER. April l8. up Lou
Ambers. lightweight boxing champ
ion. turned leisurely TO enjoying
mountain scenery today after haF-
ing won 10 round non-title decla-
ion over WALK Hally of Los Angeles
last night
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
Spartans, Bulldogs
Mines Clash

Another FL Centro athletic team
Thursday was faced with the prob
lem Of defeating 4 CaleXlco squad,
this time in baseball, as the two
clubs prepared to square off in a
league engagement Thursday after
noon in Ell Centre stadium.
CaleXico was heavy favorite to
defeat the SpartanS because of
Bulldog victories over Holtville and
BraWley, whereas FL Centro drop
ped an opening day decision to
BraWley.
In the other league engagement
BraWley will entertain Holtville
Monday afternoon. The game was
originally scheduled for Friday but
was postponed because of the Holt
vile relays.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
Markets at a Glance

Stocks irregular and moderated
active.
Bonds irregularly lower; |. :
governments lower.
Curb stocks irregular.
Foreign exchange hiher.
Cotton irregular.
Wheat up go cents; corn up Il
Rubbe rhigher.
silver unchanged in New OF n
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. April Is. tCP)-W hea'
.,rices turned upward TO new high
an the Chicago board Of trade toohs
- tradeDs gave primary auehtlol
- war 1esclopmcnts. corn to'ure'
also showed strength.
,l,n.at .losed > to 9is cents higher
NAV IT, to Sllla. bushel; Corn
nas up :. to j.. cent. May GA .
nats = 10 cent higher. May 1914
rTr -, 10 -. cents higher, May ~,
A: soybeans wer" up - TO
cents. May $l.o944
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
HIGH SCHOOL TO
OPEN SOFTBALl. PLAY

FL Centre high school softball
team plays its first league game
of the season this afternoon against
the Imperial Tigers on Imperial
field
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
Southpaw HurIers Poison
To yunks as Stars Hurt
By GEORGE KIRKSEY

handler save him the Yankees-that was the cry louy
around the American league rival managers Sluieu
Chubby Deans opening day victory them and anay2
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18

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smallpSr cost use Post Press want
adSl
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
T.. A. BANKS
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES

Los ANGELES, April IS. Up
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Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18

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Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
l.. A. GRAINS

- ANGELES, April rs. UPb
Smyrna times., 1940-09-19

Suuscr1pe TO The Smyrna Times,
S1.50 per year, In advance.
Smyrna times., 1940-09-19

both in Wilmington Monday, at
tending court.
The two Milford canneries have
been receiving between 200 and
300 tons each, daily.
The bold stand taken by a sub
ject last week has put a damper
on hazing at Delaware College
Newark.
The Prohibitionists of Sussex
County will hold their county con.
vention in Georgetown on Tuesday
September 80.
Fodder saving down the state i
nearly completed, and this pro
vender has been saved in good con
dition generally.
Mr.. F. w. Hess, of Townsend
who has been threshing wheat
ever since harvest, says that be
threshed 700 acres and the AVERAGE
yield per acre has been about "a
bushels.
An agent for a Baltimore pack
er endeavored to load a car with
tomatoes at the Milford depot last
week. He got only 200 baskets in
four days and left quietly, the rail
road taking the rotten tomatoes
for the freight.
Smyrna times., 1940-09-19

ware City section reported already
rented to sportsmen for the open
ing of the season October 16. Ad-
vancement of the opening date
nine days by the U. S. Biological
Survey and elimination of the ban
on shooting before z a. m. are ex-
pected to improve the hunting.
Last season was regarded as a
poor one, with many days of bad
weather, and few of the wild fowl
remaining in the marsh feeding
area as late as a. m.
Smyrna times., 1940-09-19
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Report of Church Services For
Next Sunday


First Churcn of Christ, Scientist
Wilmington, at Park Place and
Van Buren Street: morning service
IL a. M, Sunday School IL a. M,
evening service 500 P. M, We'd
nesday evening service 500 p. m.
Christian Science Society, Milford,
meets at Grange Hall: Morning
service IL a. M, also meets on first
Wednesday evening Of each month
at s p. M; Sunday School, IL a. m.
Subject for Sunday, September %:
Matter. Golden Text: 1 John
5:21. Little children, keep your
selves from idols. A bible citation
from the Lesson-Sermon: Acts II:
"a, 25, %. God that made the
world and all things therein, seeing
that he is Lord of heaven and
earth, dweleth not in temples made
with hands; 25. neither is wor-
shipped with mems hands, as
though he needed anything, seeing
he giveth to all life, and breath,
and all things; %. For in him we
live, and move, and have our be-
ing; as certain also of your own
poets have said, For we are also
his offspring. Correlative from the
Textbook, Science and Health
with Key to the Scriptures" by
Mary Baker Eddy: The belief that
life can be in matter or soul in
body, and that man springs from
dust or from an egg, is the result
of the mortal error which Christ,
Smyrna times., 1940-09-19
Radiant Living
WELLS OF
APPRECIATION
By Rev. G. M. Griffeth
Pastor Methodist Church
Cecilton, Md.

How casually and cold heartedly
we take all things as a matter OF
course. What little recognition
we give to others for the accom-
plishments of the everyday lie
which they have achieved.
Perhaps we may be generous
with our praise to some stranger
or acquaintance who has accom-
plished some outstanding achieve
ment, but we never notice the
faithfulness of the daily worker at
his monotonous task.
How about the wife who washes
stacks of dishes out of the same
old dishpan three times a day?
How about the husband who tolls
back and forth across the hot acres
of plowed ground day after day !?
What words of appreciation do
they get for their daily steadfast-
ness, their daily fidelity, their daily
dependability?
Who can measure the pleasure
that a few well spoken words of
appreciation would give to them.
Such words of appreciation would
be as refreshing as a drink of cool
delicious water drawn up from the
depths of an old fashioned messy
well on a hot summer day!
There are such wells of appre-
citation on every premise. Why not
draw the sweet waters of refresh
ment from them to encourage that
faithful life partner of years who
keeps toiling so courageously at
your side.
In the water of appreciation one
tastes the joy Of recognition. 1t
brings a delight to the heart in
knowing that one has accomplish
ed something that has won the ap-
preciative notice of another. 1t
stimulates the will to achieve
something that will be worthy of
still a greater recognition.
Out of the wells of appreciation
comes forth that living water
which creates within the mind an
inspiration for still greater accom-
plishments.
Rev. Griffith has helped others to live
a more radiant life and he would be glad
to help you. Write him concerning your
difficulty, addressing your letter to Cecil
ton. Md.
Smyrna times., 1940-09-19
DOINGS
OF so YEARS AGO
Continued from Page Three)

the evening where she f1uently rep
resented the work of the Woman's
Home Missionary Society, and its
needs. A society of 19 names OBJ
tained for the Journal of the So
ciety.
George H. Thomas and Miss
Mamie Garman, were married at
the residence of J. C. LeCompte
near Clayton on Wednesday even
ing last by Rev. j M. Yingling.
COUNTY AND STATE ITEMS
The menhaden fish factories at
Lewes will soon begin operations
The west side of Wilmington is
infested with gang of boy thiev-
es.
Senators Gray and Higgins were
Smyrna times., 1940-09-19
HIS PROBLEM

Little Johnny should have been
hard at his homework. AS it was.
his father found him listening to the
wireless and sucking his pencil.
Well" asked father. why don't
you get on with your work."
II can't, Dad" came Johnny's re-
ply, until I've heard the latest news
bulletin. You see. I've got to draw
a map Of Europe"
Smyrna times., 1940-09-19

underlies all that may really be re-
garded as progress in human af-
fairs, because it is through spirit
ual progress that whatever is real
ly good is brought into human ex-
perience. And does not progress
mean to each of us some further
unfoldment of good or destruction
of evil? We certainly do not rec
ognize the seeming loss of good or
development of evil as progress.
And is there anyone who does not
desire more of good? To one, pro-
gress may mean better sense of
health; to another, freedom from
bondage to some form of sin or
false appetite; to others, a more
abundant sense of supply, a more
harmonious home, happier human
relationships, a better place or po-
sition, and so on. Yet, as desirable
as these things seem to be, they
are the signs following" the out
ward manifestation of the spiritual.
ization of thought that must first
take place in individual human
consciousness they are not the
reality of good that must be sought
for itself. 1t is right to bring out
these things in human experience,
but we do not bring them about
by seeking them for themselves.
Rather, our first desire must be to
attain a correct understanding of
God and man, and this desire must
be strong enough to cause us to
seek-yes, to strive for-this un-
derstanding, knowing that this
spiritualization of thought will re-
move the seeming discord or lack.
Christ Jesus made this quite clear,
and gave us an invariable rule for
the attainment of human progress,
when he said, Seek ye first the
kingdom of God, and his righteous
ness; and all these things shall be
added unto YOU"
Spiritual progress spiritual
ization of individual human con-
sciousness- invariably brings about
human progress, or Improvement
in individual human experience.
God is perfect and He maintains
man, His idea, your true individ-
uality and mine, at the standpoint
of perfection-the perfect image
and likeness of Mind, Spirit, Soul,
Principle, Life, Truth, and Love.
But we seem to be conscious of a
very different sense of ourselves
and the universe, conscious of man
and the universe as material, limit
ed, discordant- anything but
perfect. Now there is only the one
perfect creation, hence we do not
suffer because of an imperfect crea-
ton, an imperfect man, but only
from our wrong thinking about
Gods perfect creation, about His
perfect man. Consequently, the
only thing that needs to be healed
is out thinking, and as this is cor
rected or spiritualized, as false be-
liefs are replaced with spiritual
ideas, as we come to know more
and more as God knows, we be-
come more and more conscious of
man as he really is-as spiritual,
healthy, harmonious, and perfect.
And as the false beliefs are remov-
ed from individual human consci-
BUSINESS, they are removed from in
dividual experience, for we can ex-
perience nothing of which we are
not conscious.
Subscribe to The Smyrna Times,
Smyrna times., 1940-09-19

The farm Of ~
near Pearson's ~ raonas p.,l
~, containing 17o r1'aer' Eeat y
Er6. of PS5lsss1,sss:s,' i'a1sss.s ss,' t IL Z.
the e. Penrose canpn....tt ~. for u
Is on this tract. 'uestirggGr]
J osn5' william G. L. carp,.. |
a candidate for may IN Na|
and was Sd astest.s ta s'd Lin II
Hae,s Mccall received rs W w.. s']
Lewes fshern e. |
licious fgb c.iIas Hasnt titles a i
seines caught '-,su aa cFoakea \
one night. Me- = many As n
put up in barrels ssf. ase sata |
tubs while a few "a nai' aaa4
the city markets, saqs
While the storm -
day week was in ~ u at \
ming struck the larps y,9Ilsa s
nan nam E. Phillips fam 'a,a J,
Hiil Schoolhouse pear ,s,. y
IS peculiarities were ~ 4.lls
ed to make Mr.. phils1. nv :
good but still be cps. !
Continued on Pa.
Smyrna times., 1940-09-19
Ham And Eggs

When the well-known actor and
producer retired. the son carried on
with some Of his fathers honors.
One evening in front of the fathers
theater an old friend of the family
affectionately patted the son on the
back and remarked: "A chip off
the old block. eh?"
To which the critic groaned: You
mean a slice of the old haml"
Smyrna times., 1940-09-19

Rev. Griffith has helped others to live
a more radiant life and he would be glad
to help you. Write him concerning your
difficulty, addressing your letter to Cecil
ton, Nd.
Smyrna times., 1940-09-19

or Truth, destroys by fulfilling the
spiritual law of being, in which
man is perfect, even as the Faith
er which is in heaven is perfect"
Smyrna times., 1940-09-19

Rural Delawareans attending the
Eastern States Exposition at
Springfield, Mass, September Is
21, will see exhibits arranged by
the United States Department of
Agriculture. The large groups of
displays, one entitled 'The War on
Erosion" and the other Domestic
Enemies Guard Against Them, =
make up the exhibit.
Middletown's fire company won
honors at the parade of the Milton
Fire Carnival Monday night, with
27 organizations contributing close
to 1000 marchers and an estimat-
ed 1000 viewing proceeding on the
mile-and-a-half line of march. The
Middletown visitors won S25 for
presenting the best band, and an
other $40 for the company coming
the longest distance.
Construction of blinds for duck
hunters is expected to start within
a week, with all marshes in Della
Smyrna times., 1940-09-19
BRIEF ITEMS OF
THE PENINSULA
Brief News Items of People
We Know in and Around
Larger Peninsula Towns
FROM OUR EXCHANGES

The Levy Court last week ap-
propriated $3,275 to the Old Age
Welfare Commission for the pur-
chase of materials for the WPA
sewing unit.
Smyrna times., 1940-09-19

Wilbur Tyndall, of Salisbury, Md,
and more recently of Smyrna, has
accepted the position of manager
of the newly acquired meat mar
ket in the up-to-date grocery store
of Mrs. A. M Harrington, en-
Loockerman Street, Dover.
Smyrna times., 1940-09-19
He's In q Hurry

Mrs. Crabshaw-You're becoming
absolutely unbearable. II win soon
be impossible TO live with you.
CrabShaw (hopefully)-How soon1