:50:03
You give me half
of the dough down
:50:05
And put me back
over the border where the heat ain't so bad.
:50:09
Write your wire.
:50:11
Wait a minute.
:50:12
What color dough
are you using?
:50:13
The color of
the dough is ok. Write your wire.
:50:19
How do I know you won't
double-Cross me?
:50:21
You don't.
:50:22
It's dealer's choice,
and I'm the dealer.
:50:25
Write your wire.
:50:30
Parkson ranch--
Is that the address?
:50:32
Uh-Uh.
:50:33
Care of postmaster,
El Centro.
:50:39
Postmaster,
El Centro.
:50:43
There you are.
:50:43
"Box 1510,
main post office, kansas city, missouri.
:50:47
"Dear roy,
please airmail me my manuscripts
:50:52
Care of postmaster,
El Centro, California."
:50:54
That's fine. Thanks.
:50:56
Now, look. Look.
:50:56
I'm hotter than
a firecracker, I tell you.
:50:59
Put me back over
the line, will you?
:51:01
If the feds pick me up,
I face a 20-Year rap.
:51:03
We'll take awful
good care of you. It's to my interest.
:51:05
I think the little room
up in the water tower will be best, huh?
:51:10
Set Clay to work on it.
:51:11
All right, fella,
let's go.
:51:16
Hey, Parkson.
:51:17
How do you know that wire's
going to pay off?
:51:21
I don't,
:51:22
But you're going
to be my guest here until I find out.
:51:25
Oh.
:51:35
Long distance.
:51:36
A person-To-Person call
to doc briler,
:51:41
The blue swan inn,
kansas city, missouri.
:51:46
Now, we get 25 cents
American an hour.
:51:49
We work 10 hours a day.
:51:52
That's $2.50 a day.
:51:54
We work 6 days a week.
:51:56
That's $15 a week.
:51:57
But the mayordomo then takes
$3.00 from each one of us for himself