1:27:01
l'm sorry, Mr. McDowell.
1:27:08
Thank you, Doris.
1:27:10
Seems you made
the front page today.
1:27:14
What are we celebrating?
1:27:16
That was a bit unorthodox.
1:27:18
Well, l guess if you
want to break an omelet...
1:27:21
you've got to lay a few eggs.
1:27:24
Congratulations.
1:27:58
See you, Frank.
1:28:17
Did this McDowell guy die?
1:28:20
Got nothin' to do with me, mate,
but you owe me sixty cents, eh?
1:28:26
Two papers?
1:28:28
Don't think l'll be able
to change a twenty, though.
1:28:31
lt's OK.
1:28:36
Mr. McDowell said recently--
1:28:38
lt's not how many square miles
that makes the country great...
1:28:42
lt's how many square people.
1:28:44
Last night,
in Anderson Valley...
1:28:46
the McDowell soft-drink factory
was burnt to the ground.
1:28:49
As the buildings blazed...
1:28:51
Mr. McDowell successfully
blocked factory entrances...
1:28:54
to the fire brigade
and told police to leave...
1:28:57
claiming the right
to do what he wanted...
1:28:59
with his own property.