🚜Mr. Pel, a farmer, owns a piece of land called Track 38 within a military reservation.
🏢The military wants to use Track 38 for their maneuvers, but Mr. Pel refuses to leave.
👫Sergeant Carter and Lieutenant KS try to settle the issue, but fail to convince Mr. Pel to leave.
📜Mr. Pel produces an original copy of a will that grants the land to his family.
🚧The military is forced to find an alternative location for their maneuvers.
Who owns Track 38?
—Mr. Pel, a farmer, owns Track 38.
What does the military want to use Track 38 for?
—The military wants to use Track 38 for their maneuvers.
Why does Mr. Pel refuse to leave?
—Mr. Pel refuses to leave because he claims ownership of the land based on a will.
Do Sergeant Carter and Lieutenant KS succeed in convincing Mr. Pel to leave?
—No, Sergeant Carter and Lieutenant KS fail to convince Mr. Pel to leave.
What happens in the end?
—The military is forced to find another location for their maneuvers.
00:08Introduces the character Gomer Pile.
00:36The military plans to use Track 38, owned by Mr. Pel, for maneuvers.
06:00Sergeant Carter and Lieutenant KS visit Mr. Pel to convince him to leave.
10:56Sergeant Carter brings reinforcements to settle the issue, but loses to Mr. Pel.
12:27Lieutenant KS presents an original copy of a will, but Mr. Pel produces his own original.
13:25Mr. Pel reveals that he reserved a section of the land for his family in the will.
14:09The military is forced to find another location for their maneuvers.
