A Foreign Affair
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:39:01
Since that committee arrived,
you've been playing a double bill

:39:04
with the lady from Iowa in the upper half.
:39:07
I'd appreciate it
if you leave her out of this, sir.

:39:11
You would?
:39:13
Pressure has been exerted to have you
go back to the United States for a while.

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- So I've heard.
- You're not going of course.

:39:21
Of course. When do proceedings start, sir?
:39:25
Captain Pringle, you're to stay away
from that certain party, off limits.

:39:30
Suits me fine. It was all washed up
anyway as far as I'm concerned.

:39:33
Let's get this straight. You're to stay
away from the Congresswoman.

:39:38
Oh?
:39:40
Pick up that torch for
Fräulein von Schlütow,

:39:42
light it again and carry it in public,
that's an order.

:39:46
- Well, how do you do.
- You've heard of Hans Otto Birgel?

:39:49
- That was her guy.
- He's hiding out in the American zone.

:39:53
- He's dead.
- He's very much alive.

:39:55
And thanks to you, he's kicking.
:39:57
We had a hunch about him
so we watched Miss von Schlütow.

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Here are three letters we intercepted.
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Someone tipped him off that his girl
has been seeing an American officer.

:40:07
He's a jealous rat. He says he's going
to come out and kill you both.

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- That's cute.
- Now, go on back and fan those flames.

:40:15
Stick around the Fräulein until he shows.
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I wish I'd never crossed
the Remagen Bridge.

:40:21
Sorry, son, that's the way it reads.
:40:23
OK, I'm going.
Only I think I'll have that coffee first.

:40:27
Never mind the cup.
Just give me a spoonful of the powder.

:40:53
- Do you have your passport with you?
- No.

:40:56
You just tell them who you are
and they check with the army officials.


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