:57:01
Lost it in the hospital, I think.
:57:06
I forget things sometimes...
:57:10
...since the war.
:57:14
Yeah...
:57:16
...me too.
:57:22
Trash. Vile, despicable trash.
:57:25
Its about the West Virginia
coal miners strike of 1920.
:57:30
The plight of the downtrodden worker
and all that.
:57:33
-Communist propaganda, start to end.
-That bad?
:57:37
Theres a dog in it I like,
but aside from that....
:57:41
-Tell me about Appleton.
-His agent reported him missing.
:57:45
Hes been gone four or five days.
:57:47
Four or five days? Gentlemen, we may
be onto something here.
:57:52
What kind of man hides
after being implicated?
:57:56
Not an innocent one. What if Appleton
is more than he seems?
:58:00
Not just another schmuck, but an
important Communist operative.
:58:04
One with lots of secrets to spill.
:58:08
The Reds would do anything
to keep him out of our hands.
:58:14
We have one of two scenarios here.
:58:17
Number one: His Communist friends
killed him to shut him up.
:58:26
Number two: Theyre trying to get him
out of the country as we speak.
:58:32
I dont intend
to open a copy of Pravda...
:58:35
...and see him get a heros welcome
in Red Square.
:58:39
-What shall we tell Mr. Hoover?
-Tell him this has top priority.
:58:47
You find him. Living or dead.
:58:50
Whatever it takes.
:58:53
His trail will lead us
to a nest of Communists...
:58:56
...that will make the Rosenbergs look
like Ma and Pa Kettle.