:50:01
This is the last straw.
:50:02
We must prevent
this all-out attack
:50:03
at any cost.
:50:04
Sir Evan is right.
:50:05
All our available
resources
:50:07
must be rushed immediate.
:50:08
Withdraw material
from elsewhere?
:50:10
If need be, yes.
:50:11
This calls for action
and lots of it.
:50:15
There's something curious
about this broadcast.
:50:18
He said tomorrow.
:50:19
Always before it was now.
:50:22
I wonder what it means?
:50:23
There's no time to
wonder at this point.
:50:25
Mr. Holmes, your methods
have got us nowhere.
:50:27
The situation demanded
action and got none.
:50:29
Mr. Lloyd, I think I know
:50:31
when action
should be taken.
:50:32
Nevertheless, we
take charge now.
:50:34
This is a crisis you
can't hope to deal with.
:50:38
A man to see
your Mr. Holmes
:50:39
Bring him in.
:50:40
Yes sir.
:50:42
Mr. Holmes, sir, last
night I followed Kitty
:50:44
and that fellow Meade.
:50:46
Yes.
:50:47
They went to a place
near a bombed village
:50:48
on the coast.
:50:49
North?
:50:50
No sir, south.
:50:51
South?
:50:52
Why didn't you
come sooner?
:50:53
Motor trouble sir.
:50:54
Just got back.
:50:55
All right, it
can't be helped.
:50:57
Stand by until
we need you.
:50:58
So, it's on the
southern coast
:51:00
the drama is to be played.
:51:01
The fox is out of
his hole at last.
:51:03
Meade has led us to
the Voice of Terror.
:51:04
Gentlemen, we must
set out at once.
:51:06
Are you mad?
:51:07
What sort of a wild goose
chase are you suggesting?
:51:08
It's ridiculous.
:51:10
It's time to be
a stop to this.
:51:11
(Buzzer)
:51:14
Barham speaking.
:51:19
Yes, of course.
:51:22
We've been ordered to
accompany Mr. Holmes.