:32:01
and keep abreast of any
future developments.
:32:03
When the members
nodded agreement,
:32:05
I knew I'd be making
weekly visits to Berlin,
:32:07
and that's all I wanted.
:32:10
I had expected opposition
from the man next to me,
:32:13
who was a Gestapo colonel
in charge of Scandinavian countries,
:32:16
but he went along
without too many questions.
:32:19
Later in his office, though,
he called Kortner in Stockholm,
:32:22
just to check
on me firsthand.
:32:25
Kortner assured him
that I was trustworthy, loyal
:32:28
and that the refinery plan
had great possibilities.
:32:31
Kortner's enthusiasm, of course,
was based mainly on larceny.
:32:35
A little graft, it seemed,
:32:37
could open more doors
than a passkey.
:32:40
Colonel Nordoff
and I had a pleasant chat.
:32:43
When it came time for me to leave,
I felt I could ask an important favor.
:32:47
Oh, one more thing.
:32:49
I was wondering if on my return
trip I could go via Hamburg.
:32:53
I'd like to say hello to Otto Holtz,
old friend of mine.
:32:56
You seem to have
many friends in the oil business.
:33:00
Oil is a fraternity.
:33:02
You've been in it for a while,
you know all the members.
:33:06
I think it can be arranged.
:33:11
Please.
:33:14
- Thank you, you've been very kind.
- Thank you.
:33:17
It's comforting to know that we
have such loyal Swedish friends.
:33:20
- Goodbye.
- Goodbye.
:33:26
Have him put
under surveillance.
:33:32
Express train to Hamburg
departing 8:10 on track 11.
:33:39
Train to München departing
8:20 on track six.