Foreign Correspondents
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1:51:01
- Hello.
- Hello, Mr. Powers. This is Johnny Jones.

1:51:04
Here comes the captain.
1:51:08
Mr. Powers, keep your ear glued
to this phone and don't hang up.

1:51:18
- Mr. Haverstock, I want to talk with you.
- Yes, sir.

1:51:21
- I just found out you're a newspaperman.
- That's right.

1:51:24
Why didn't you tell me
when I questioned you?

1:51:27
- You lied to me.
- My dear Captain...

1:51:29
when you're shot down
in a British plane by a German destroyer...

1:51:32
300 miles off the coast of England,
Latitude 45...

1:51:35
have been hanging
on a half-submerged wing for hours...

1:51:38
waiting to drown
with other stricken human beings...

1:51:41
you're liable to forget
you're a newspaperman.

1:51:43
You'll have to forget it
for as long as you're on this ship.

1:51:47
I can't understand your attitude, sir.
1:51:49
You performed a heroic rescue,
Captain John Martin.

1:51:52
- You took us out of the sea.
- You're not sending a thing from this ship.

1:51:56
You're right, Captain.
1:51:58
We mustn’t embarrass
the United States government.

1:52:00
Exactly. That's my point.
1:52:04
That's the story I've got. I won't print it.
I think you ought to hear it first.

1:52:08
That's only fair, Captain.
1:52:13
You know who headed that movement
in London?

1:52:15
Mr. Stephen Fisher.
1:52:17
The man who ran
the Universal Peace Party?

1:52:19
- Why, that's preposterous.
- Yes.

1:52:21
The Mr. Fisher who was drowned
a few hours ago.

1:52:23
His peace party was a cover-up
for spies and traitors.

1:52:26
He was going to be arrested and deported.
1:52:29
- Those are facts.
- I can't believe it. He was a friend of mine.

1:52:33
He engineered the kidnapping
of Van Meer, the Dutch diplomat.

1:52:36
- Nobody would believe that.
- It's the truth.

1:52:39
- I refuse...
- Dear Captain, wait a minute.

1:52:41
This young lady should know
whether it's the truth or not.

1:52:44
Yes, I ought to know.
Mr. Fisher was my father.

1:52:48
And I want the story printed.
1:52:50
- What's that?
- I guess that's my uncle.

1:52:56
Hello, Uncle. How are you?

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