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The midland journal., 1945-04-06

The clothing collected in Rising
Sun for overseas relief may be left
at the High School here or the Meth
odist church. Later on the clothing
from this neighborhood will be sort
ed, packed and shipped.
The midland journal., 1945-04-06

Frank M. Goodchild, of Route 2,
Newark, was fined $50 and cost by
Magistrate James Weinroth, of Elk
ton, for reckless driving.
Robert Moore, aged eight years, of
Appleton section, was thrown from
the back Of truck being driven by
Goodchild and was fatally injured.
The midland journal., 1945-04-06
Overcome By Gas

Marvin Biggs, Chesapeake City,.
and William Curlett, of Delaware
City, were overcome by cyamade gas
fumes when they tried to rescue
John Werner, watchman ON the U.
S. Tugboat Camden, near Philadel-
phia, who was killed by the gas. The
two men were released after being
treated at q local hospital. They are
employed on Government tug.
The midland journal., 1945-04-06
COMPLETED Missions

Mr.. and Mrs. Barclay Gyles of this
town, received cablegarm on March
81, from their son SlSgt. Alfred R..
Gyles, of the U. S. Air Force in Eng
land, stating he had completed lis
fifty missions and would see them
soon.
The midland journal., 1945-04-06
Red Cross Fund

Chairman Ralph R. Crothers OF
the Red Gross Drive, reported the
amount collected in Cecil County up
to the end of last week had reacned
a total of $4,000. The goal for the
county is SIS, 900. and it is expected
this figure will be topped.
The midland journal., 1945-04-06
Duck Sanctuary
Law Repealed

The bill introduced in the House
of Delegates by Leo M. Moore early
in the January session providing for
the repeal of the law establishing the
sanctuary on the Susquehanna Flats
has been signed by Governor Her.
bert R. O'Conor over the protests of
Baltimore sportsmen and is now a
law.
The midland journal., 1945-04-06
Slightly Wounded

Joseph Baird, of Rising Sun, has
received word from the War Depart
ment that his son, Sgt. David Baird,
had been slightly wounded ON March
4th, He has bee noverseas since the
beginning of the year and was sery-
ing with the 3rd army under Com.
Genl. Geo. Patton.
The midland journal., 1945-04-06
Will Entertain w. C. t. U.

The w. C. T. U. will meet Friday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. William
M. Pogue at 1880 p. m. Rev. Frank
White. leader of Devotions and Prof.
William Graham in charge of the
program. Both active and honorary
members are urged to be present.
Mrs. Ella Brown, assistant hostess.
The midland journal., 1945-04-06

The War Department reports Pvt.
Peter q. Creswell. huband Of Mrs.
porotky z. creswell. Of Rising Sun.
Wounded In Europe,
The midland journal., 1945-04-06

Circle No. 3. w. S. c. s., will be
held Friday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. ]. G. Mccoy.
The midland journal., 1945-04-06
Stores To Close We'd
nesday Afternoons

Tke business houses in Rising Sun
will close at one o'clock Wednesday
afternoons, starting May LIST, 1945.
The midland journal., 1945-04-06
Black Barren Fair
Postponed

The Black Barren Fair Association
has decided not to attempt to hold a
fair until after the war is over and
exhibits more plentiful.
The midland journal., 1945-04-06

Mrs. Catherine Etter Taylor, of
Lynchburg. Va, is visiting her par
snts. Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Etter.
The midland journal., 1945-04-06

Mr.. and Mrs. George Mix and son
Warren, of Baltimore, were week.
end visitors in Rising Sun.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17
Gloria Worthy
Will Be Bride
Of James Adkins

Miss Gloria worthy. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Worthy Of Cal
exico. Will become the brite of
James Elliott Adkins. navy, son Of
MI. and Mrs. Bert Adkins Of FL
Centre. at $50 pm~ Sunday. Au-
gust 2G III the CaleXico Methodist
church.
The bride-tC- be has chosen Miss
Patricia Ray as maid Of honor and
Misses Charlene Mandrapa anG
Florence Dixon as bridesmaids. 5.
Ray Higgenbotham II Fl Cenuo
will serve Mr.. Adkins as best man.
and ushers Will bc Lloyd Case and
Harold MadduX
Following the ceremony a recep-
ton will be held at Tie Worthy
home
The couples engagement was an
nounced last spring. TIE bride
elect is prominent in CaleXico anC
is q graduate Of schools there Mr..
Adkins graduated from FL Centro
Central Union high school in Feb
ruary. where he was a prominent
athlete. and since then has been il
the navy. He is stationed at the
san Diego Naval Training Station.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17
FARM NEWS
AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION
SERVICE
FARM LIVING COSTS
COMPARED

Farm families are spending less
money for family living ana saw
ing more than rural non-farm fam
lilies. This comparison is from a
summary gathered from among ru-
raj families who have maintained
home account books under the di-
rection of the home demonstration
office OF the Agricultural EXten-
sion Service, University Of Cali
fOrnia.
This study was under the direc-
tiCn Of Dr. Jean Warren, formerly
home management specialist of the
Agricultural Extension Service, and
now head Of the Department Of
Home Economics OF the Davis cam
pus Of the University Of California.
TniS work covered 16 California
counties and the conclusions are
presented in the annual home ac-
counts summary.
Money spent on family living III
1914 was shown to be larger than
reported in any previous year. The
average total expense Tor family
living was nearly doubled III the
past five years, and almost trtbled
in the past 10 years Percentages Of
family expenses for income taxes
and savings reached Il per cent
in 1914. compared with u per cent
cf the family living cost III 1884
Percentage of family expenses for
food dropped from 81 per. cent 10
years ago to 18 per cent in 1914,
although more collars were spent
for about the same amount Of food
in 1914
This summary is presented as a
record CT how some California fam
lies spend their money for family
living" said Dr. Warren, but it is
not presented as a standard OF
how money should be spent. No
study was made Of the probability
that they receive more goot s and
services for their money"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17

Marth: Scott. warned by her doc
tors about being underWeight has
gained 10 pounds on a peanut but
ter and banana diet. Bettejane
Greer, recently divorced from Rudy
Vallee. goes to court August % to
legally adopt her new name. Jane.
NJ. Katharine Hepburn has the in
side track on tie feminine lead in
the film version OF Somerset
Maugham's The Razors Edge"
Tommy Dorsey and Pat Dane cela-
brated her birthday very quietly
this week-the first anniversary OF
the battle OF the balcony"
Someone asked George JeSsel.
who IS always making speeches Al
banquets, how he can get up at a
moments notice and make a nice
speech about someone he hardly
knows. That's easy" he said
You can alwagS think Of wonder
full things to say about people You
don't know"
Van Johnson ana Jacqueline
Dalya are = constant aftcr-dlrk
tWOsome at Tom Breneman'S.
TuneSmlth MACK Gordon has turn
ed film producer n 2Oth Century,
Fox His first VIII be Three Little
Girls in Blue n which Cesar Ru-
nero returns 10 the screen as a
civilian. The navy gave him a med
ical discharge . Robert BenChley
who became famous for his mono
lOgue. The TrrasurerS Report. "
has been elected treasurer OF the
Stage Actors Benefit Association
He's busy making up his first report.
and is scared To death he'll make
mess Of the whole thing.
ERNIE PYLE EPISODE
Best line of the week: IN Ernie
Pyle's story Of GI joe" Robert
Mitchum hands Burgess Meredith.
as Ernie, bottle o. liquor. Burgess
takes a long sNig nearly suausles.
then asks: what's that. the ae-
cret weapon?" Bob agrees and
adds; You 4et q Purple Heart
after every third drink.
A Beverly Hills bicycle cllb has
organized Cook Tour" Of the
star-studded suburb. Maps show
ing the homes Jf film stars are III
cluded with the bike rentals.
On her recent USO tour. Jinx
Falkenburg took along q two pound
sack of good old California earth.
dug up in her back ward. Every
time She met 4 GI from California
She gave him 4 handful Larg-
est pin-up picture at Camp Hahn
hangs over Turhan Beys bunk. It's
a l6XI8 Xavier Cugat sketch Of girl
friend. Lana Turner
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17
Diet Should Be Checked
On Vitamins Deficiency
BY ALICIA HART
NEA Staff Writer

Food for thought is that a scar
city of butter and other fats is apt
to cause Vitamin A deficiency
III your diet. Without a sufficient
Vitamin A content in your three-a-
day, you can't hope for a healthy
skin. IustrouS hair, dazzling teeth
and good vision.
So, in order to tell YOU what's
what in dependable sources when
red points run low or the grocer
says No" we queried the nutrition
lists. who say: Eggs. spinach, kale,
squash. carrots, milk ana ice cream"
In an average serving OF ice
cream, they say you get PIT units
Of Vitamin A, and q FOOD that is
available and causes absolutely no
pain to take.
If YOU worry for fear ice cream
is a figure threat slim Adele Jer-
gems - star Of Thousand and One
Nights treasures you that ice
cream contains the same number
OF caIories as 4 luscious baked ap-
Pile which, as YOU know. Is right
up front on many reducing diets.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17
Army Sets Plans
To Free Men at
100000 a Month

WASHINGTON. Aug. II. up
The army will be diScharging
100000 soldiers monthly by the end
Of the year, Gen. Brehon SOmer-
veil, commanding general OF the
army service forces, has forecast.
The army hopes to release 5,C01.-
900 within the next II months.
SOmervell said cancellation OF
army procurement contracts should
release vast quantities Of raw ma
terialS and end the freight cOnges-
ton on American railroads. Con-
tract cancellations for all the armed
forces are expected to total S35.-
900. 100000 in a few weeks
SOmervell said that five minutes
after President Truman announced
Japan'S surrender, kilograms can
ceiling army contracts were being
sent over the country Thus far. he
added. 100000 have been sent can
ceiling $1,000 contracts.
Howard Bruce, army director Of
materiel, estimated the armv's can
cellations would result in release Of
between 2,500,00O and 5000. 900
workers
These and other facts concerning
the army's rehabilitation and cut
back program were disclosed at a
Pentagon press conference.
Bruce said cancellation of army
service forces contracts represented
slash Of 80 per cent under the
present rate of production and 81
per cent from the peak production
for the tWo-front war.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17
Earl c. Mcbride
Takes Bride
In Iowa Rites

Tie church in Illinois Grove,
Iowa, was the setting for the recent
wedding of Miss 'Glatys Biatto,
daughter Of Rev. and MIS-. John
BiattO Of that city. and Earl Cliff
ford Mcbride, son CT Mr.. and Mrs
Isaac Mcbride of the MelOland dis
trict.
The brite's father officiated at
the ceremony with wedding music
by Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Ristrom of
Des Moines.
For her wedding gown the bride
chose a floor length dress of eye
let embroidery and chiffon. fash
ioned with a train, and a fingertip
veil. She carried a bouquet of white
roses and sWeetpeas
bridesmaids were Miss Erma Bi-
alto. sister of the bride. and Mis $
Orpha Roberts of DeS MoineS. both
wearing gowns Of yellow net Bar
bara Jean ObertO and Betty Bi-
alto. neiceS OF the bride. served
as flower girls. They Were dressed
il floor length dresses Cf blue and
yellow and earned bouquets of mix
ed garden flowers.
Attending MI Mcbride were Al
bert Steward and DOnny Wayne
Following the ceremony a recep-
ttOn was held at the home Ct the
brides parents for so relatives anC
friends The table was centare d
with a three-tiered wedding cake,
decorated with white wedding bells,
while a blue and yellow color
scheme was carried out in other
decorations
The bride is a graduate of the
Gearing high school with the class
Of l943 and has Just completed a
Two year course at William Penn
College.
Mr.. Mcbride graduated from high
school in F. Centro and attended
the LOS Angeles Bible Institute for
one year. The couple are making
their home IN Des Moines At the
present time.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17
INITIATION AND DISASTER

The anti-inflatiOn statement,
drafted by the postwar policy COM
mittee of the association. has been
released by Clarence A. Dykstra OF
the University Of California at Los
Angeles. chairman Of the associa-
ticn'S executive committee.
Farm people have an enormous
stake in the successful control OF
initiation" the statement reats in
part. "A runaway price situation
during the war, or while the pres
sure for civilian goods and services
continues during the early postwar
period. would spell disaster for many
farmers and their families"
Amy decided rise in prices anC
wage rates during this period would
add greatly to farm costs . when
war demands taper off. shortages
of farm products are likely to BE-
replaced by surpluses. If prices are
allowed to get out Of hand now
farm prices then may nOse-dive
while many items Of farm expenses
stay up.
Farmers surely do not want TO re-
peat their experiences Ct the l92O's
and 1905 ascribed 10 inflated prices
of World War I.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17
CHINA SPEEDS MOVE
TO REOPEN CAPITAL

CHUNGKING. Aug. II. CUPl-
The Chinese government expects to
be completely moved back to Nam
king before October 10, China's ma
tional day, it was announced Fri
day.
The government is speeding plans
to transfer the capital to Marking
III order to celebrate the holiday in
the city. 1t also was announced that
60 bankers have been chosen BY
four government banks to be flown
to Shanghai al the earliest possible
moment to reopen banks in the
Shanghai, Marking and Hangchow
areas.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17
l.. 4. COUNTY MURDERER
RECEIVES REPRIEVE

SAN QUENTIN. Cal, Aug. IT,
'UP>-William Leva Hough. Los
Angeles county murderer, was saved
from execution Friday by a reprieve
granted by 1t Gov Frederick
HOuSer.
Hough was scheduled to Cie at
10 am. in San Quentins lethal gas
chamber. Fridays reprieve was
HOugh'S sixth. Gov Earl Warren
issued the last reprieve May A.
Hough was convicted in 1912 Of
killing his divorced wife, Inez. and
her companion. Frederick Culp. at
a Long Beach amusement park. He
previously had carried his case to
the U. S. supreme court which re-
fused to review the trial.
The new date of execution was
set for Sept p, Warden Clinton
Duffy announced
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17
Troop Movements
From Europe
To Japan Halted

PARIS. Aug. II. American
army authorities have cancelled all
troop movements from the Euro
pean theater to the Pacific and
announced radical reviSions in the
deployment program.
More than $4,000 veterans will
start for the United States as
soon as possible. with five divisions
leaving within the next 81 days
The 63rd, 69th and lO3rd infan-
try divisions, the 9Th armored divi-
sion and the 18th airborne have
been scheduled as the first five TO
go. Two other unidentified armOred
divisions were lined up to leave
shortly afterwards.
The army said that the personnel
of the divisions slated to return
home has changed greatly since
VI day. Many loW-score men have
been transferred to other divisions
and their places have been taken
BY high-score men who were re-
leased from Pacific-bound units.
The army said the five divisions
would be used merely as vehicles
for returning men to the United
States for eventual discharge"
Authorities explained two meth
DDS will be used for returning high
score veterans.
First, they will fill divisions with
pointers from the armies and
corps.
Second. they will use a quota
system for returning air force and
service force troops. Thus the great
est possible space will be given to
combat ground units
The army said that 1922 troops
were in various stages of redeploy-
ment when the japanese surren-
dered. Most We're low-score men.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17
OF Interest tOWOnen
VJ-Day Attracts
Record Crowd
At 'USO Club

FL Centros USO Club was
gathering place for marines, sail
OrS anG few soldiers Tuesday and
Wednesday when the servicemen
came TO town 20 celebrate VI DaI
but found most everything, except
the USO. closed
2 Nearly 800 SerVIcemen and women
were counted at the club on Tues
day with Wednesdays total rum
ming close TO 75O. The regular pro-
grams went on as scheduled in
az dition to an unexpected rush on
the snack bar, according to Mis-.
Elizabeth Rowe, director
A bridge tournament was a
lEghlight Of Wednesday night with
Mrs. Laura ProhoW and ANN ? c
Jimmy Sylar winning the grocery
prizes.
Two swimming parties were SChed-
uled for this week by the USO. the
first held ThursC ay night at Ken
yons Desert plunge was for mar
ried couples.
A "GI and Junior HOSte: s" SWIM
ming party was planned under the
direction Of Miss Barbara Bowen
program director. for Friday night
at the HoltyilIe plunge with the
group leaving the club at 7:30. A
picnic lunch was to follow the swim
ming.
Music will be provided BY the
Navy Hellcats orchestra for the VI
dance from 9 to y Saturday night
with the following committee in
charge Miss Betty Henderson. Sgt
Vernon Franks and S Henry
BoPgS
The club Anticipates a formal W
Day observance when that date is
officially announced, by President
Truman. according to Miss Rowe.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17
:, c, CHURCH SERVICES =

commanding Officers. Sunday school. 10
a. r: holiness meeting. II 4. m. ;
Young Peoples Legion. G.:O p. M: sal
walton meeting, 10 p. m: public
meetings Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
day at T:2U i. m; Home League meet
ing for ladies. Thursday from TO p. IN.
ASSEMBLY OF GOD TABERNACLE-Tenth
and Park avenue. Rev. Kenneth r.
Schmidt. pastor. Church school. 9:3o
a. m. superintendent. Miss Opal Bea-
We. Morning W"rstip service. 1913
a. m Special music Church OtCheS
tra. Christ Ambassadors, G.tu p. m.
Evening FVangcliStic service, 7:i5 (. m
Special music. Church Orchestra.
ST. PAJL's EPISCOPAL South Fifth
street Father Edward Hutchinson,
rector. Mass u a. n.
ST. MARY'S cATHoLIc-F:fih and Or
ange streets. Father Dennis Barry.
Masses Sunday At $ ana 10 4. m, daily
at s Il. II.
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER
DAY SAINTS (Mormon) )-NetcranS Han
Tenth and State streets. c A. Gardner.
branch president. Priesthood meeting. 10
a n. Relief society, 10 4. m. :SSunday
school 10:45 a. m; Sacrament meeting
p. m; primary. p. m. Monday;
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17
BAD CHECK WRITER
GETS PRISON TERM

Probation was denied and Mig
uel Chavez, 25. Friday was SEN
fenced by Judge Vaughn N
Thompson to serve concurrent
terms i'll San Quentin for tw
counts of issuing fictitious checks
Complaint against the BraWlrl
mechanic was filed by Justo San
chez. Judge Thompson recon-
mendad two years in the state
prison.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17
RATION POINTS

RED STAMPS. Book 4
Coed through august 81 = O.. RI
50, To, U2.
Good through September 80 - w
w. X2, W. 70
Good through October 31-Al, Bl
CT, Dl, FL, Fl Gil. HI. II, j, Kl
SUGAR STAMPS Book 4
Stamp 36 eood for pounds through
August 81.
SHOE STAMPS Book 3
Stamps !. >, 3 and gOOC iNdefi-
uiIely.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17
STEAMSHIP LINE PLANS
PHILIPPINE SAILING

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. II. CUP,
The Isthmian Steamship Co. will
resume sailings between California
ports and the Philippines on Sep
tember Is, officials announced Fri
day.
The company is still under the
authority of the War Shipping Ad-
ministratiOn, and its first sailing
will be designated as VISA 500.
Loading will start at Los Angeles
September Is and be completed in
San Francisco q week later.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17
PAIR HELD UNDER $4,000
EACH ON ASSAULT COUNTS

BraWley Justice Of the Peace J
B Miller set bail at $4,000 each and
will hold preliminary hearings
August -4 on rape charges filed
against Wesley Burk and Elmer
Junior Johnson by 4 Brawley
Mexican girl The two were an
Ia!Pued Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17
LESS FARMS-MORE LANDS

Land in farms III the United
States in 1874 appears to have
reached the greatest total acreage
III the nations history in face of
a decrease in the total number Of
farms.
Preliminary tabulation Of the 1945
census Of agriculture show:
/. A decline in the total number
Of farms by 25 per cent, from L.
823.0l6 in 1910 to 1.71744G
.. An increase in farm acreage
Of II per cent. from 315.577 ,091
acres in 1910 to 1889 536 acres.
8. An increase in average size
Of farms By 98 per cent, from 1871
acres in 1910 to 1901 acres.
These figures are from returns
Of 1000 counties which include
counties Of TIE Pacific seaboard
states
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17
HOW TO Enjoy BORGE

Victor Borge's 60-year-old uncle
attended his radio show the other
night and aprlauded vigorously.
Someone remarked that it must be
nice to have such an enthusiastic
fan IN the family. 1t is nice said
Borge. except that the old man IS
as deaf as a dOorknOb.'
Under a pen name. Irene Dunno
has submitted two short stories to
a New Pork publisher. Pajamas
hadn't been invented in 1880. but
Joe Gotten wears EN- in a scene
for Duel in the Sun" While tech
nical advisors screamed, Joe refused
to wear an old-fashioned nightgown
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17
ORDERED TO ENTER PLEA

Juan NJ. Rameriz, alias SoStenos
Padilla. alias lose Perez, was given
one week to get an attorney and
enter a plea on forgery charge
when he appeared in superior court
Friday morning. Kapur S. Dillon
filed the complaint.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17
Imperial Valley Press

Established April ~, 1907.
Published evenings e,ceEt Saturday
ara SUNDAY in combination WIth the
Sunday POST-PRESS by the Imperial
Valley Publishing Company, G23 State
St. FL Centro. Calf.
Paul Jenkins Publisher
and President
Member United Press. California News
PAPER Publishers Assn. West Holiday
Co. Inc. national representatives..
Rates Gnciuding Sunday Post Press
Single copy. So. carrier pa.d-in al
vance: month. ~ co. ; months.
S2-T5; months. 81. -. l year. SO 90
Ry mail. ! month. 81 co. 2 months,
50 80: months S4 50. ! year, 50 90.
Outside Of California, S1OU per month
flat.
Entered at Fl Centro. Calf. post
office as 2nd class mail
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Theme, Soul. d"
This declaration of the psaimst will be
the golden test in the Sunday lesson
sermon On Soul" in an branches Of
The Mother Church The First Church
ul Christ. Scientist in Boston: My
soul waiteth for the Lord more than
thcy that Watcn for the morning l say,
more than they that watch for the
morning" Matthew records that a GER
tam ruler came to Jesus, and wOr-
shipped him saying. My daughter is
even now dead: but come ana lay thy
hand upon her and she shall live
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17

And when Jesus came into the ruler 5
house. and saw the minstrels and the
people making noise. He said unto
them. Give IlaCe: for the maid is not
dead, but sleepeth. And they laughed
him 10 scorn. But when the people
were put forth, he went in, ana took
her by the hand. and the maid arose.
Mary Baker Eddy says in Science an
Health with Key TO the Scriptures;
Life is real and death is the Illusion.
A demonstration OF the facts OF Soul
in Jesus way resolves the dark visions
Of material sense INTO harmony and
Immortality" The spiritual fact and
the material belief Of things are con
tradictons: but the spiritual is true.
and therefore the material must be
untrue.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17
COURT CONFINES CASE
OF CHILD NEGLECT

Superior Judge va ughn n.
Thompson Friday continued until
Wednesday the plea Of Estelle
Hart, INLAND mother, on a charge of
contributing to the delinquency Of
minors for neglect Of her two
children. f. P. Patterson was ap-
pointed to defend her.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17
GETS FINAL DECREE

Louise Fitzgerald Friday was
granted a final decree Of divorce
from Archie Fitzgerald
The original name proposed or
Utah long before it became a state
was DeSeret.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-17

It didn't exactly take a
war to make buick ana
gme truck owners ap-
precia,e their cars ana
truck. but most Of them
are quite thankful that
they had dependable
transportation When the
time came that they
lou.tnt replace them
il isn't too early to con-
slder the make # Your
next car OF truck. buick
viii still continue to
make the best OF the
passenger cans and gmc
trucks Will 10 everything
YOU expect Of 4 truck.