:51:00
Cheers!
:51:02
Sorry.
:51:04
Later, perhaps?
:51:06
Perhaps.
:51:13
l was not a good artist.
:51:15
My father disapproved.
:51:17
He felt I belonged in the army.
:51:21
So I changed from art to engineering.
:51:25
l must tell you, Colonel Saito.
:51:29
l intend to make a full report
of your activities.
:51:38
l do not think you
quite realize my position.
:51:42
-l must carry out my orders.
-Oh, quite, quite.
:51:45
My orders are to complete the bridge
by the 1 2th day of May.
:51:49
-l have only 1 2 weeks more.
-No doubt.
:51:52
Therefore, I am compelled
to use all available personnel.
:51:57
No officers, except
for administration.
:52:00
But officers are working
along the entire railway.
:52:04
You know it. I know it.
:52:06
I'm not responsible
for other officers.
:52:09
Personally, I'm appalled.
:52:11
Let's not get excited.
:52:18
Will you have a cigar?
:52:20
No. Thank you.
:52:24
When I said all officers must work...
:52:27
...naturally, I never meant you,
the commanding officer.
:52:31
My orders were only intended
for officers below--
:52:35
No officers will do manual labour.
:52:37
Please! I was about to say:
:52:41
I've thought the matter over
and have decided...
:52:44
...to put majors and above
on administrative duties...
:52:49
...leaving only junior officers
to work.
:52:52
No. The Convention's
quite clear on that point.