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08:49Where's the young married couple gonna flop tonight?
08:51I'm gonna fix up the spare bedroom for them.
08:54You'll have to come through our bedroom to get to the bathroom.
08:57But don't mind us.
08:59What could this be?
09:18Looks like the White Star is coming in.
09:21Yeah, she's back ahead of time.
09:23She's been off the coast of Mexico.
09:55Hey, Larry.
09:57Well, if it ain't old Rubber Nose.
10:00Oh, the boss wants to see you up in the office.
10:03Yeah, what does he want?
10:04Oh, I know what he wants.
10:05Go up and see him.
10:06Blah, blah, blah, blah.
10:09Hey, Cookie.
10:10Yeah?
10:11I got to go up to the office.
10:14Listen, I'll see you outside.
10:16Don't forget you're coming over to the house for dinner tonight.
10:18OK.
10:19I'll see you outside.
10:21Don't forget you're coming over to the house for dinner tonight.
10:23OK.
10:33The young man, Lonnie White, the navigator of the White Star
10:36is waiting outside.
10:38Well, have him come right in.
10:46How are you, White?
10:48Mr. Granger?
10:49Want to see me?
10:50Yes, bring up the chair.
10:52Sit down.
10:53I want to talk to you a minute.
10:56Well, did you have a good trip, White?
10:58Yes, sir.
11:00Nice run of skipjack and a few tuna.
11:02Fine.
11:05We're transferring Captain Meglin out of the White Star.
11:08A darn fine skipper, sir.
11:10Oh, yes.
11:11We're giving him a new boat.
11:13White, I've been watching your work for a year.
11:17How would you like to go out in command of the White Star?
11:20You mean I'd be skipper?
11:21Yes.
11:22You have your papers, haven't you?
11:24Yes, sir.
11:25Fine.
11:26Of course, the job will carry with it a reasoned salary of $50 a month.
11:32Thank you, Mr. Granger.
11:33No.
11:34Well, all right, White.
11:35I'm glad to do it.
11:37Have a cigar?
11:47Sure is swell looking.
11:49Your daughter?
11:51My daughter?
11:52Oh, no, no, no.
11:53Just a young lady that I happen to be interested in at the present time.
11:58I'm sorry.
12:00I didn't know.
12:01Well, I guess you're the only one that doesn't.
12:04Help yourself.
12:05Thanks.
12:06Well, I guess I'd better be running along to tell the wife about the good news.
12:09Fine.
12:10She'll be pickled pink.
12:13She'll be glad to hear it.
12:15Good enough.
12:17Thanks again, Mr. Granger.
12:19Oh, that's quite all right, Captain.
12:45There you are.
13:04Thank you, Mr.
13:05White.
13:06Captain White.
13:07The same to you?
13:09My name is Bainbrick.
13:10Ethel Bainbrick.
13:12Oh, yeah.
13:13I've just been drinking in an eyeful of your pitcher up in Mr.
13:16Granger's office.
13:17Oh, so he's been showing off his treasures again.
13:20Yeah.
13:21Well, see you in swimming.
13:25That'll be a break for me.
13:40Snap out of it, buddy, and snap fast.
13:43It wouldn't be hard to take.
13:45Oh, no?
13:46Do you still want to work for Granger?
13:49Oh, boy, have I got news.
13:51I'm the new skipper of the White Star.
13:53What?
13:54The big boss gives you a boost, and then you start right out on the make for
13:57his dame.
13:59Oh, don't get that way.
14:01You got to admit, she's just as trim as any ship of the line.
14:04Kid wise.
14:05Them dames is dynamite.
14:09So you're a captain.
14:11Well, guess we ought to get drunk and celebrate.
14:14No, nothing doing.
14:15We're going right home and tell Millie the good news.
14:18You certainly get around.
14:20A minute ago you were stuck on that dame.
14:23Hey, was your mother ever frightened by a bicycle?
14:47Millie?
14:48Oh, Millie?
14:50Home from the sea comes the sailor.
14:53Three rousing cheers.
14:57Yeah.
14:58Looks like a great welcome.
15:00Yeah.
15:01How about a little drink?
15:03It's an idea.
15:05I'm with you.
15:11Maybe she had a bad cold while you were away.
15:18Hello, Cookie.
15:20Hello, Millie.
15:21Hello, Millie.
15:24Hello, Larry.
15:27Hey, that's a swell hello to a guy that's been away to sea for 10 days.
15:32Well, I guess I'll shove off.
15:36Hey, Cookie?
15:37Yeah?
15:38About coming over to the house tonight for supper, I guess that's all.
15:45Well, that's all right, Larry.
15:48I'll see you later.
15:55You sure can take the wind out of a guy's sails.
15:58Here I come home loaded with good news and happy as a kid with a new top.
16:02What is the good news?
16:05When I pulled up to the doctor this afternoon, the big boss sent for me.
16:08I went up to his office.
16:10Guess what he said?
16:13He congratulated you on another record-breaking haul of fish, I suppose.
16:17Fish.
16:18Oh, Larry, how I hate fish.
16:20This whole place smells of fish.
16:22Every time I hear the word, I want to scream.
16:25Hey!
16:28Don't get so high and mighty.
16:31Fish buy everything we got.
16:33Yes, and what have we got?
16:35This little cracker box for an apartment.
16:37Me wearing last summer's clothes.
16:39You haven't bought a suit since we've been married.
16:42Now what's the good news?
16:44Well, I'm skipper of the ship.
16:47And?
16:48And what?
16:50Well, don't you get something extra for it?
16:52Sure I do.
16:5450 smackers a month.
16:56I guess that bowls you over, don't it?
17:0050 bucks a month.
17:02Oh, Larry, why don't you try to make some real money?
17:05You're going to start that again, are you?
17:09But, Larry, what is 50 bucks a month?
17:12A lot of fellas make that in one night.
17:14Yeah.
17:15Some night, the coast guard's going to catch them dumping that booze
17:18and fill them full of lead.
17:20Oh, don't be so dumb, Larry.
17:22Everybody's doing it.
17:24And now with you in command of a boat, it's a cinch.
17:27They don't bother fishing boats anyway.
17:29And you could make a clean-up.
17:34You're not going to make a crook out of me.
17:36You and there's nobody else.
17:55Easy, Chad.
17:56Hang it over there.
17:59Easy, Chad.
18:01Right, bang it.
18:13That's it, boys.
18:15You can all pay me 15 more.
18:18You're a lucky stiff.
18:20Say, let me see your pill.
18:22Sure.
18:24There it is.
18:26You've got a shame to take the dough.
18:28Oh, yeah?
18:29Yeah.
18:30Hey, is there any other game you guys know?
18:33You think you can make it, buddy?
18:40Hey, Cookie.
18:41Yeah?
18:42Come on, I want to talk to you.
18:43Sure.
18:44I'm all through, fellas.
18:45Hey, what do you mean?
18:46You're going to quit now?
18:47Certainly.
18:48Why?
18:49After winning all our dough, five games in a row,
18:52taken apart, Ray.
18:54You cheap nickel snatcher.
18:56Hey, you can't call a friend of mine any names.
18:59Oh, I can't, eh?
19:08Hey, who the hell is that, Freddy?
19:09Get off them tables.
19:11I'll give you what you think you are.
19:13Hey, Navy.
19:14Come on, buddy.
19:15Let's go.
19:24That's what I'm looking for.
19:38Cut this out.
19:39Cut it out.
19:40Cut it out.
19:42I suppose you two guys thought Dempsey was twins,
19:45and you was both of them.
19:48Letting a lot of palookas in a pool hall
19:50give you a shellacking like this.
19:52And me ruling a perfectly good beef stew
19:54so you can go down tomorrow and collect your pay.
19:59I told you how it happened.
20:01A guy insulted me.
20:03Larry stepped in, and a guy clipped him on the chin.
20:06Oh, yeah?
20:07Yeah.
20:08It happened just like this.
20:11This is for such a big palooka, you can get up in the morning
20:13and fix your own breakfast.
20:22Say, who started all this?
20:24And where did you get the snoop full of your head
20:26when you came down here?
20:27I don't know.
20:28I don't know.
20:29I don't know.
20:30I don't know.
20:31I don't know.
20:32I don't know.
20:33I don't know.
20:34I don't know.
20:35I don't know.
20:36I don't know.
20:37I don't know.
20:38I don't know.
20:39I don't know.
20:40What snoop full of your head when you
20:41came down at that pool hall?
20:42Oh, Millie and I had a battle.
20:44I walked out on her.
20:45You know the rest.
20:48I thought she'd be glad to hear the good news about the raise.
20:52She only laughed at me, said it was chicken feed.
20:59I know how they are.
21:04Say, Larry, I know how we can make a lot of dough.
21:09Tony Molino will give you two thousand bucks for a cargo of booze delivered behind the old machinery pier
21:16You're Joe
21:18Well, why not they're all doing it
21:20I take two thousand dollars and throw it over your shoulder that two of us could grab the boat
21:25Slip out after it was dark clean up the whole deal and be back before daylight
21:29Why it's a cinch we can pick up some easy dough regular
21:33I'm gonna fool you. I'll do it. You make a deal with Tony and we'll pull it tomorrow night. Gee, that's great
21:40Say do you want to flop here tonight?
21:42Well, I don't feel much like going home. Well stay here. You can sleep in the spare room
21:50We'll both sleep in the spare room
21:56That all of it cookie, yeah. All right get ready to shove off
22:03Good work as you're two grand. See you later
22:33I
23:03Well
23:08They got away yeah, it looks like a fishing boat to me I'm sure it is
23:14I
23:31Shirt with Tony Molina's gang certainly, but that's the first time they ever used the old machinery wall. They got away cleaner
23:37Yeah, they had a lookout posted but they spotted us as soon as we drove up
23:41They made a break with their truck and shot their way out
23:44What boat landed the stuff a fishing boat fishing boat? Yeah
23:49That's a new racket. I'm sure that was one of the Yamato boats. You're not a liner
23:55Granger runs that outfit, don't he? Yeah, but you don't think Granger's mixed up in the booze racket. Do you cheat? No
24:01But someone working for him might be I'll have a talk with Granger in the morning anything more tonight
24:07Yes, take a run out the fish harbor and get a line on what boats were out tonight
24:11Okay, chief. Come on boys
24:41You
25:12Well, where have you been
25:17Getting that I hope you're satisfied. Oh Larry you did it. Yeah, I did it
25:25How much is this over a thousand bucks? Oh, gee Larry. That's great. Come here sit down. Tell me all about it
25:35Well, we just got away in time I
25:38Don't know whether it was hijackers or federal agents. I bet it was exciting. Yeah, it was exciting
25:47Larry listen
25:49Isn't it going to be grand honey?
25:51We can move in a nice apartment now and I can have a lot of new clothes
25:55We can meet the people we want to know and I can live the way I want to live
26:00Yeah, I suppose so oh gee honey, I'm awful happy
26:05Are you oh hello. It's Captain white on the boat Larry sure Larry
26:12Someone here wants to see you
26:25I'm sorry. I got a little busy. I got a little busy. I got a little busy
26:31Harry!
26:32Yo!
26:33Someone here wants to see you.
26:35Be right there.
26:51Hello, Miss Bambrick.
26:52How are you, Captain?
26:54Very well, thank you, Admiral.
26:58Like to come aboard for a little tour of inspection?
27:01No.
27:02Your boat smells too fishy.
27:04Well, it ought to.
27:06It's full of fish half the time.
27:07But not all the time.
27:09I thought it might smell a little rummy.
27:12Why, what do you mean?
27:14Now, White, don't lent mince words.
27:17I know what you've been doing with that boat.
27:20That means Granger knows, too.
27:23Yes.
27:25That means I'm true.
27:27You might have known you couldn't get away with a thing like that on one of those boats.
27:31What you need is a speedboat.
27:34Yeah.
27:37Granger hasn't got any speedboats.
27:39But I know where I can get one.
27:42Meaning what?
27:44If you want to continue on with this racket, I'll finance you.
27:50Are you on the level?
27:51Sure I am.
27:53Well, let's go to the apartment, and we'll talk things over.
27:58Okay.
27:59That's a go.
28:07Oh, thank you.
28:09Say, Millie, have you been down to the new speedo club?
28:12No, Larry hasn't had time to take me yet.
28:14I was down there last week.
28:16There you are, dear.
28:17Keep it strong enough.
28:20Hey, Millie.
28:21Pick the new scenery.
28:22Let's have a look.
28:23Cookie, you look immense.
28:25Huh?
28:26I mean swell.
28:28Yeah.
28:29Hey, have you acted yet?
28:30No, not yet.
28:32That's great.
28:34Oh, gee, this is great.
28:36But where's Larry?
28:38Oh.
28:39He just went down to tell us about these tuxedos.
28:41He hasn't gotten back yet.
28:43Hey, Pipes, Cookie in the soup and tea.
28:47Well, I'm in a fishy business.
28:50There sure is some swell shoot.
28:52Shoot?
28:56So what are they serving around here?
28:59Look at him.
29:00Ever since he got that monkey suit, he's been showing himself off.
29:03That dumb pluck.
29:04How do I look?
29:05Great.
29:06I thought and think women for $69.50.
29:08Shh.
29:09I'm holding out on Cookie.
29:10He thinks it costs $100 and a half.
29:12How about that drink?
29:13Right over here.
29:16Thanks.
29:20Life?
29:21There you are.
29:23There.
29:24Mm, thank you.
29:25There you are.
29:27Here, pal.
29:33What's the matter with it?
29:35Larry said it came right from Canada.
29:37Well, if it did, they must have deported it.
29:51Thanks.
29:56Here's to us.
29:59Sure, why not?
30:06I never knew the stuff I brought in tasted so good.
30:09That's the way with life.
30:11The clever people fight for champagne.
30:14The dumb ones are contented with beer.
30:21I guess it's the same way with women, too, ain't it?
30:24Everything worthwhile is worth fighting for.
30:27Can I live with that?
30:46No, it's 4 o'clock.
30:53I'm going home.
30:55o'clock I'm going home. I got to get ready to crank that Mac truck.
31:08I thought. Leviathan oh wait a little while let him sleep let him sleep what about
31:15me I'm dead on my feet cookie wake up. Why.
31:20I. Come on we're going home I gotta wait for Larry Oh no you ain't we're going
31:26home oh he'll be home pretty soon I know we will if I have been a home by four in
31:32the morning he ain't coming home till after breakfast. Come on that's living your
31:37hangar all right don't rush me.
31:42Don't worry me well maybe we should have well time and so you can say.
31:48Well Larry. We've been waiting for you. But there's
31:54a reception committee oh no we had
31:57a well party it's too bad you weren't here yeah.
32:03Too bad. Come on. Good night Nellie good night Mabel good night Milly good night
32:11cookie. So long Larry.
32:48Where have you been Larry I never did make where I've been. You told me
32:53a long time ago that it didn't make any difference what I did just so long as I
32:58brought in the money. I'm bringing it in.
33:06But what about I guess you think it's very nice to throw
33:09a party and then never show up yourself that gang. They didn't even miss me.
33:15All they're interested in is whether I put out enough liquor or not. Looks like I
33:20provided plenty.
33:27I'm in that business you know. I didn't know you felt that way about cookie.
33:35Well I don't feel that way about cookie he understands. I think I understand
33:42too well that's great and from now on there won't be any arguments.
33:50Good night.
34:12I. Know.
34:20Wait for me. About time you were showing up you haven't been around for three
34:25weeks oh gosh I've been busy I got something to show you look what probably gave
34:28Mama ain't that
34:29a hunk of ice oh it's beautiful but that ain't all come on I'll tell you all about
34:33it.
34:33I. Want to tell me all about it cookie fine guess
34:44what he wants to do what about the baby and you're going to maybe I think it'll be
34:50sort of fun buying things for
34:51a kid but imagine me with a baby one day. Geo this money's made you awfully
34:58happy hasn't it oh I'll say it has. Ain't you happy. Do I look happy.
35:08Oh I know it's Larry. Where is he.
35:14Well he always is. Miss Ethel Bainbridge. His business partner.
35:19Well. Maybe they have to talk things over oh you know
35:25as well as I do. They're not fooling me at this. But what do you care.
35:33Did it ever occur to you that I I might be stuck on Larry. That he's my husband
35:40and I want him. Well you should worry as long as you have everything you want.
35:45Everything I want. What would you do if it was cookie. Well I'd like to catch the
35:51big mug they take him home on a meat wagon.
35:57Let's forget about it. We can do tomorrow nothing let's go shopping for a baby
36:03all right I'm going to get me
36:04a nice big fat one that looks like cookie if they come that funny.
36:07Oh Larry. I have any trouble getting through plenty.
36:12All right I'm not a boy and just a minute before you do get.
36:19I'm going to get you a nice big fat one.
36:23I'm going to get you a nice big fat one.
36:27I'm going to get you a nice big fat one.
36:31I'm going to get you a nice big fat one.
36:33I'm going to get you a nice big fat one.
36:34And just a minute before you do get.
36:39Why is it up huh.
36:47And five hundred.
36:50What is this a hold up I don't know what do you think you can get everybody else to take a chance could you.
36:56All right.
36:57All right.
37:01OK cookie let him have it.
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38:27Let's go.
38:28Hello.
38:29Don't push me.
38:30Take the car.
38:31Get out of the car!
38:32Take the car.
38:34Get out of the car!
38:35Take the car!
38:36Get out of the car!
38:37Take the car, buddies!
38:38Take the car!
38:39Take the car!
38:40All right, take it!
38:41Take the car!
38:42Take the car!
38:43Take the car!
38:44All right, sign the papers
38:50Oh, I'm sorry, Mr. Frank, something wrong with your arm?
38:53No, I just got vaccinated.
38:56I see.
39:07Now get this truck and get her straight.
39:09The trouble with your squad is that you always
39:11get there just a little too late.
39:13Yeah, but we got the truck and the booze, didn't we?
39:15Yes, but I want what I want.
39:17The guy who runs it in.
39:18Well, that ought to be easy.
39:20He was wounded when he got away.
39:22I'll try the hospitals.
39:24He's too smart for that.
39:25Get a line on his wife.
39:27Watch her.
39:28Go around the places where he hangs out.
39:30Throw out a dragnet.
39:31And comb this town clean.
39:33I want that man.
39:34I want him now.
39:35Yes, but Chief, I...
39:36No buts about it.
39:37Now get going.
39:38And you better bring him in, too.
39:40All right.
39:42Now get going.
39:43And you better bring him in, too.
39:45All right.
40:11Yep.
40:12Short.
40:13Quick.
40:14Now just the two of us.
40:15Get down.
40:16Here.
40:17Oh.
40:18Chief.
40:19Yes?
40:20The man you saw with intersection.
40:21What?
40:22All right.
40:23The man with intersection.
40:24The life of a comeback.
40:25All right.
40:26All right.
40:29I'll be right down.
40:30You can go on.
40:31Whatever you say.
40:32Bye-bye.
40:33Summer's just about over, you know.
40:34I'll be home soon.
40:35All right.
40:36Well, goodbye.
40:37Bye-bye.
40:38Bye-bye.
40:39Goodbye.
40:40What's all the excitement?
40:42Is Larry here?
40:43Why, no.
40:44He's with Cookie.
40:45They were running in some stuff tonight.
40:47Somebody tipped off the federal agent.
40:49Cookie got away with the boat.
40:50But Larry was wounded.
40:53Well, where is he?
40:55Well, we don't know.
40:56Cookie phoned all the hospitals, but he can't locate him.
41:02And he didn't come home.
41:07He's with her.
41:10That's where he is.
41:11He's with her.
41:18Millie, what are you going to do?
41:21I'm going to settle this thing once and for all.
41:23Listen, you can't do that.
41:25Can't I?
41:26Well, I'm going to.
41:30Millie!
41:31Mabel, you keep out of this.
41:33This is my affair.
41:41Come in.
41:46You're late.
41:47You kept me waiting.
41:48I think it's worth waiting for, Mr. Granger.
41:50Well, what did you find out?
41:53They've shattered Miss Bainbrick 24 hours a day
41:56for the past week.
41:57You're right.
41:58There is a man.
41:59Who is he?
42:00What's his name?
42:01His name is Larry White.
42:03He used to work for you, I believe.
42:05Larry White?
42:06That's him.
42:07And if you're interested, he's up in her apartment right now.
42:11He's up there now?
42:13Yep.
42:14Just had a phone call from one of our men
42:16who's in an apartment across the court.
42:20That's all.
42:21Thanks.
42:22I'll mail you a check in the morning.
42:24That's perfectly all right, Mr. Granger.
42:26And the other little job, I'm pleased to serve you.
42:29All right.
42:38Larry White.
42:55Gladstone.
42:561865.
43:38Miss Bainbrick's apartment right here, miss.
43:40Thanks.
44:01I don't think it's smart to call a doctor tonight.
44:03But if your temperature is up in the morning,
44:05we'll have one hot or cold.
44:06Oh, don't worry about me.
44:08I'll be all right.
44:10Of course you're all right.
45:06Help me out with this, will you?
45:08You think you'd better?
45:10Sure.
45:18Well, this finishes things.
45:20I don't want you to try this again.
45:22You're going to give up the racket.
45:24I can't.
45:25I can't.
45:26I can't.
45:27I can't.
45:28I can't.
45:29I can't.
45:30I can't.
45:31I can't.
45:32I can't.
45:33I can't.
45:34I can't.
45:35I can't give up the racket.
45:36I can't give up the racket.
45:37I can't quit it now.
45:43What do you mean you can't give it up?
45:45Oh, I gotta go on now.
45:47Millie's used to money.
45:49She'd leave me in a minute.
45:51What do you care?
45:52I've only seen her once and then at a distance.
45:54What you can see in that selfish,
45:56empty-headed little pool is beyond me.
46:04to you. But you see I'm really in love with Millie it isn't
46:09a surprise I've always suspected the only reason I ever went into this was because
46:14she wanted me to. See Millie want money and he's
46:20both and you're going to keep on giving them to her I suppose so. I've always
46:26hoped that something would happen that would bring it both to our senses. Maybe
46:32this is it just popping into bed.
46:40Well I was just about to retire when Mr White dropped in for
46:44a moment. Sorry I felt that won't wash I know better I
46:50want to you mean. I told you once there was one thing I
46:56valued more than anything in this world. I valued it because I was
47:02never entirely sure that I owned it. You. Know I'm
47:09going to kill you just as I would expect you to kill me if I had robbed you of
47:15the thing you value the most Jim this is all
47:18a terrible mistake. Come on Larry I'm ready.
47:25Oh I beg your pardon.
47:33This is Mr Granger there. My wife Mr Granger.
47:42How do you do how do you do it's going to be so often I've always felt that I knew
47:47you. Are you ready here. We'll be dropped in for
47:53a moment. I'll ring in the morning maybe we can shop and have lunch.
47:58Yes of course. Good night Mr Granger good night.
48:14I'm sorry. I can't tell you how sorry I am it's all right Jim.
48:21We all make mistakes sometimes you're hurt.
48:25It's. Hardly a scratch. And how do you know I was here.
48:33Maybe tell me what happened when you didn't come home I I guess where you were.
48:38And I suppose I ought to thank you for keeping Granger from making
48:41a target out of me no Larry you haven't anything to thank me for.
48:48And why did you lie to Granger about the reason I was here. Because I'm to blame for
48:54the mess you're in. Yes Larry oh I've been
48:58a selfish little fool. I only thought I wanted pretty clothes and soft living.
49:04I never knew real happiness when I had it. I know now that the only thing I ever
49:09really wanted to do. Well that's
49:13a mighty pretty speech but it's too late. A lot of people want me now.
49:20And the cops will grab me before I get a chance to beat it out of this town.
49:32If you're not going to beat it Larry. What do you mean I'm not you're going to give
49:37yourself up now tonight plead guilty it won't go so hard for you. I suppose you
49:43think that a stretch in the pen would be easy. Oh but you can't get away from them
49:48besides it's your only chance for
49:49a clean start and it's my only chance to make up for all the grief I've got you you
49:54will won't you Larry.
49:59Going down Mr White. No.
50:07I guess I'm going up.
50:17But
50:26this car is registered in the name of the Reverend John Antwistle Yeah I know that's
50:31why it's called all right you'll be down in a minute.
50:48That's what I call service.
50:56Well why are you ready to go with it. Sure.
51:03Milly you better go over and stay with Mabel tonight you'll hear from me in the
51:07morning.
51:18The.
51:38People versus Larry White the defendant will approach the bar for sentence.
51:48Have you any legal cause to show why a sentence should not be pronounced on your
51:53honor.
51:57The charge of which the defendant stands guilty is one which the court does not
52:01treat lightly in fact this court has never in the past shown leniency on this
52:07charge however the facts at fault in the probation officers report. The defendant
52:13the defendant's past good behavior. And his former employers believe in him.
52:22And his service to his country. Outweighs the precedence of this court. A
52:29probationary order will be made.
52:33The defendant is sentenced to one year of penal servitude which sentence is
52:39suspended for the period of two years the defendant will during that time keep
52:44himself in the direction of the court strictly obey all laws and will report
52:51monthly in person for the probation.
52:54Being exonerated.
52:56And.
53:08Larry.
53:13Oh Larry you're free. Then let me off with
53:17a suspended sentence I'm on probation. I prayed all morning long.
53:24I guess it's the first time I've prayed since I used to say no I lay me down to
53:27sleep when I was a kid. I guess your prayers were answered all right.
53:32Granger dropped in out of nowhere testified to my good character that helped that in
53:38my Navy record that didn't do any hurt. I'm so happy I feel sort of giddy.
53:44Giddy.
53:51Larry Granger said he'd give me my job back again. Well.
53:58Going to be different now. No more big dough just plugging along I don't care at
54:04least if it's honest and it's clean. Fish business clean. I won't ever
54:11complain again. You did the trick you made
54:16a hit with Granger. I don't want to make
54:20a hit with Granger. I only want to make a hit with you. Now and
54:26forever. You love me don't you bet I do.
54:32I'm different. Give us another kiss when you're there.