1:37:01
Now, who is he?
1:37:06
He is officer.
1:37:08
He are a big man.
1:37:10
Very big
in allJapan.
1:37:12
Of course.
Big general maybe, huh?
1:37:14
Navy captain?
1:37:16
Air force colonel?
1:37:18
Oh, no. He are
a major in army.
1:37:21
But in Japan,
I know his name.
1:37:23
I make gamble
money on him.
1:37:26
He is big... very big
baseball player.
1:37:28
What team?
1:37:29
Meiji University.
1:37:31
But surely you're not
interested in baseball.
1:37:34
I am.
1:37:36
Come on,Johnson.
Let's go.
1:37:43
Oh, Lieutenant
Anderson.
1:37:44
Yeah.
1:37:45
We brought
the old man around.
1:37:46
Good. You get
back to him.
1:37:47
Yes, sir.
1:37:48
Talk to him.
I'll handle our major.
1:37:50
Right. But, Lieutenant,
if I may make a suggestion:
1:37:52
tear down his ego. He's
rolling in pride and vanity.
1:37:54
Okay.
1:38:16
Meiji University
teaches engineering,
1:38:18
doesn't it?
1:38:20
Japanese universities
teach everything.
1:38:22
What kind of
an engineer are you?
1:38:24
Railroad.
1:38:25
I have 3 university
degrees.
1:38:27
Uh-huh. And in spite
1:38:29
of your 3 university
degrees,
1:38:31
your rank and your name,
you're a coward.
1:38:33
You hide
in a private's uniform.
1:38:36
Lieutenant,
you're a fool.
1:38:38
All right.
What's your story?
1:38:39
You'll know the story
when you see
1:38:41
the number of dead you have
through my efforts.
1:38:43
You're a liar!
You probably got to be
1:38:45
a major because your
family had influence!
1:38:47
I became a major
because I planned a big--
1:38:52
Lieutenant...
1:38:53
you seem to know
Japanese psychology.
1:38:56
But I'm smart, too.
1:38:58
I know you know.