Submarine Alert (1943)

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00:01:30Be a confident transmitter, Mr. Bergstrom.

00:01:45I told you I'm not interested.

00:01:47If you don't care to sell it, that makes it easier for us.

00:01:51Take it, Bela.

00:01:52You can't do this. Please, Doctor.

00:01:53Bela.

00:02:00Bela.

00:02:30Bela.

00:03:00Bela.

00:03:07Bela.

00:03:07Let's make it!

00:03:37Let's go!

00:04:07Mr. Bambridge, we're not questioning the loyalty of your shipping men.

00:04:09We're merely asking your cooperation.

00:04:11Every oil tanker we lose weakens our Pacific bases.

00:04:14Lack of oil may keep our planes on the ground.

00:04:16Well, if the Navy would only give our tankers protection...

00:04:18You can't expect the Navy to convoy every single tanker, Mr. Bambridge?

00:04:21That's true, that's true.

00:04:22But with an amount of effect,

00:04:24at least one of them will be able to do it.

00:04:26That's true.

00:04:27That's true.

00:04:28That's true.

00:04:29But with an amount of effect,

00:04:30at least one of them will be able to do it.

00:04:32You can't expect the Navy to convoy every single tanker, Mr. Bambridge?

00:04:34That's true.

00:04:35That's true.

00:04:36But with an amount of effect,

00:04:37at least we thought our tankers would be harder to find.

00:04:39That's exactly why we've asked you gentlemen down here.

00:04:41We have proof, concrete evidence,

00:04:43that this enemy submarine or submarines didn't have to find your ships.

00:04:47They knew.

00:04:48What?

00:04:49They've been informed by radio

00:04:50the times of sailing and the routes of almost every tanker.

00:04:52It's unbelievable.

00:04:53We've used every precaution, Mr. Fleming.

00:04:55Yes, we know that.

00:04:56But Naval Intelligence has proof.

00:04:58Lieutenant Winston?

00:04:59This message was short-waved last night in code

00:05:01by an illegal transmitter.

00:05:03Tiger Somali sailed at 9 at midnight.

00:05:07Route 4.

00:05:08I no one knew anything about this but myself,

00:05:10one or two of my trusted employees.

00:05:13Yet three hours out of port, the Somali was torpedoed,

00:05:16even before this message was decoded.

00:05:18Someone has been systematically relaying this information

00:05:20to the enemy offshore.

00:05:21What do you suggest?

00:05:22Well, you must redouble your efforts at secrecy

00:05:24while we recheck all your employees.

00:05:26In the meanwhile, we'll make every effort

00:05:28to locate this illegal transmitter.

00:05:30You can count on our full cooperation.

00:05:31Thank you very much, gentlemen.

00:05:32I love you like that.

00:05:33It's quiet right now, right?

00:05:34Stop.

00:05:35What about your listening post, Pomeroy?

00:05:36The trucks are already planted

00:05:37and they'll be in use from now on.

00:05:38Good.

00:05:39We'll be standing by.

00:05:40Well, thank you very much.

00:05:41You're welcome.

00:05:42What is it?

00:05:43Just a plane.

00:05:44I hope they broadcast before I get cauliflower ears.

00:05:48That might be an improvement.

00:05:49I hope they broadcast before I get cauliflower ears.

00:05:50That might be an improvement.

00:05:55I hope they broadcast before I get the

00:05:56It's a good thing.

00:05:57No, I don't know.

00:05:58I think I don't know.

00:05:59I don't know.

00:06:00That's not true.

00:06:01I don't know.

00:06:02I don't know.

00:06:03I don't know.

00:06:04I don't know.

00:06:05I'm not sure.

00:06:06I don't know.

00:06:07I don't know.

00:06:08I don't know.

00:06:09Hello, Mr. Fleming.

00:06:11Any news from your listening posts?

00:06:13Not a darn thing.

00:06:15Yes, they'd only start sending.

00:06:17Well, I'll stick around for a while.

00:06:19Okay.

00:06:21Maybe something will happen.

00:06:23Oh, dear.

00:06:25Oh, dear.

00:06:27Oh, dear.

00:06:29Oh, dear.

00:06:30Oh, dear.

00:06:31Oh, dear.

00:06:32Oh, dear.

00:06:33Oh, dear.

00:06:34Oh, dear.

00:06:35Oh, dear.

00:06:36Oh, dear.

00:06:37Oh, dear.

00:06:38Oh, dear.

00:06:44I think I got something.

00:06:45What is it, Al?

00:06:50Your boys must be pretty busy these days.

00:06:55Farmeroy speaking.

00:06:56Yeah.

00:06:57Yes?

00:06:58They're sending.

00:07:00West, northwest.

00:07:03West, northwest.

00:07:05Check.

00:07:06West?

00:07:07Northwest.

00:07:12Pomeroy.

00:07:13East, northeast.

00:07:14East, northeast.

00:07:15East, northeast.

00:07:20Hello, Pomeroy.

00:07:21Directional beam.

00:07:22East to west.

00:07:23Exactly.

00:07:24Directional beam.

00:07:25East to west.

00:07:26Exactly.

00:07:27Triangulates perfectly.

00:07:28Give me the phone.

00:07:29Hello.

00:07:30This is Fleming, the FBI.

00:07:31Give me my office.

00:07:32Quickly.

00:07:3350th and Essex.

00:07:3450th and Essex.

00:07:3550th and Essex.

00:07:36All right, everybody.

00:07:37Just keep your seats.

00:07:38Federal Bureau of Investigation.

00:07:39Cabinatio.

00:07:40West, northwest.

00:07:41West, northwest.

00:07:42West, northwest.

00:07:43West, northwest.

00:07:44West, northwest.

00:07:45Hillcrest and Highhurst.

00:07:46All right, boys.

00:07:47All right, boys.

00:07:48All right, never mind.

00:07:49All right, men.

00:07:50Take a look through here.

00:07:51All right.

00:07:52All right, men.

00:07:53Take a look through here.

00:07:54All right.

00:07:55All right, men.

00:07:56Take a look through here.

00:07:57All right.

00:07:58Take a look through here.

00:07:59Yeah, come back and take a look through here.

00:08:13All right, men.

00:08:16Look through here.

00:08:20Yes.

00:08:25What do you mean by the R3's FBI?

00:08:27Yes, sir.

00:08:29Oh, boy, Mawson, what's this?

00:08:31FBI.

00:08:33So it adds up to a complete zero.

00:08:37We know the transmitter was in every one of those locations

00:08:39while it was being used.

00:08:41Sure. Sure it was.

00:08:43But when we got there, it was gone.

00:08:45They must be using something simple.

00:08:47We know the transmitter was in every one of those locations

00:08:49while it was being used.

00:08:51Sure. Sure it was.

00:08:53But when we got there, it was gone.

00:08:55And it's more powerful than any battery set we've ever heard of.

00:08:57Yeah, they may have a lot of things we've never heard of.

00:08:59Well, you'll just have to keep your boys plugging away, Pomeroy.

00:09:03Oh, by the way,

00:09:05have you ever heard of a Johann Bergstrom?

00:09:07Bergstrom?

00:09:09No, I haven't.

00:09:11Ah, never mind.

00:09:17Who's this Bergstrom?

00:09:19He's a radio inventor.

00:09:21Has a laboratory out in the valley.

00:09:23Disappeared last week.

00:09:25Wait a minute.

00:09:27You think he could have some connection with the transmitter?

00:09:29Might have.

00:09:31We know he was working on some kind of a small outfit.

00:09:33Hmm.

00:09:35This device they're using must be highly technical.

00:09:37Suppose something went wrong with it.

00:09:39They'd need help.

00:09:41They'd be in a pretty bad fix.

00:09:43That's exactly what I mean.

00:09:45Let's give them the help.

00:09:47I think I see what you're driving at, but they're probably pretty well set up for mechanical aid.

00:09:49Maybe.

00:09:51But suppose we arrange for some of the best radio brains in this town to be fired from their jobs.

00:09:55And we watch them and see what happens.

00:09:57If nothing comes of it, we can always get them their jobs back.

00:09:59It's a pretty long shot.

00:10:01Yeah.

00:10:02It's worth trying, isn't it?

00:10:03I'm afraid it's been made for you, Mr. Dearhold.

00:10:05We'll have to operate.

00:10:07But she's so young.

00:10:09I know just how you feel.

00:10:11But if you leave it in my hands...

00:10:19Tina! Tina!

00:10:21Tina!

00:10:23Tina.

00:10:24What were you doing?

00:10:26Hello, Uncle Wolf.

00:10:28Tina.

00:10:29Mm-hmm.

00:10:30How many times have I told you not to play with my equipment?

00:10:34Uncle Wolf.

00:10:36Oh, well, don't cry, darling.

00:10:38The tubes were burned out anyhow.

00:10:40Now you go downstairs and play while I talk to Miss Thurston.

00:10:46Poor child.

00:10:47It's just as if there were nothing wrong with her.

00:10:49There seldom are any obvious symptoms.

00:10:51How soon do you intend to operate?

00:10:53Next week.

00:10:54But I'd like to take her to the hospital now, though, for observation.

00:10:57I'll go down and look after her.

00:10:59Miss Thurston?

00:11:00Yes?

00:11:01Please don't let her know.

00:11:02She's going.

00:11:03Do you want me to make arrangements with the hospital?

00:11:05No, I'll make them.

00:11:10Yes?

00:11:11Hello, J.D.

00:11:12Will you have Bixel fix me up with a four-week advance in salary?

00:11:15I need it pretty badly.

00:11:16Come in here, Lou.

00:11:17I've been waiting for you.

00:11:18Morning, J.D.

00:11:19Morning.

00:11:20About that salary advance, I...

00:11:21I'm afraid I can't let you have it, Lou.

00:11:23You can't?

00:11:24I don't know how to tell you this, but...

00:11:26we have to let you go.

00:11:27Let me go?

00:11:28Does it pertain to my work?

00:11:29Certainly not.

00:11:30It isn't that.

00:11:31Got it from the FBI.

00:11:32Government orders.

00:11:33What's the deal?

00:11:34I've got it from the FBI.

00:11:35Government orders.

00:11:36What's the deal with you?

00:11:37No, I'm not.

00:11:38No, no.

00:11:39I'm not.

00:11:40I'm not.

00:11:41No, no.

00:11:42I'm not.

00:11:43I'm not.

00:11:44I'm not.

00:11:45I'm not.

00:11:46I'm not.

00:11:47No, I'm not.

00:11:48I'm not.

00:11:49I'm not.

00:11:50I'm not.

00:11:51government orders what's the government got against me oh because i'm an alien no that hasn't anything

00:11:58to do with it i wish i could tell you why but i can't it may be only temporary well if it is

00:12:04because i'm an alien that's only a technicality honestly jd i need this job badly especially

00:12:10right now i'm sorry old man but we're at war and lots of things have to be done that you and i

00:12:16don't understand i think i understand

00:12:46but you're a fine radio engineer what do you want with a repairman's job i need the work and

00:12:57i can't be choosy well i might be able to find something for you swell how soon maybe right

00:13:05away maybe not at all leave your name and address uh just keep that goodbye

00:13:16hey come back here what's the matter he grabbed my purse

00:13:41oh he got away not with this he didn't i'm sorry to cause you so much trouble there's

00:13:46really nothing valuable in it no family jewels miss uh 8p potter pill beam uh pinkham no couldn't

00:13:53be paid patterson and patterson no reward no i'm afraid not i insist on a reward miss patterson

00:14:03i once thought i was going to be a second rack man enough so i end up playing a switchboard in an

00:14:07office tell me what do you do when you're not busy catching purse snatches

00:14:12uh-huh i'm sort of a second marconi without a job right now that's the case then i'll do oh no it's

00:14:19not that bad you see i was with inter-american broadcasting fired me because i was an alien oh

00:14:25oh you're kidding

00:14:33i uh i came to this country when i was a little kid before i was 21 i went abroad to do some postgraduate

00:14:40work i came back a couple of years ago technically i'm not a citizen that sounds very involved

00:14:46i hate to break this up but i've got a date to kiss the most beautiful girl in the world good night

00:14:52how'd you like to come along and watch sure come on at least it sounds different

00:15:00that's enough for now good night darling will you bring miss patterson again we'll see

00:15:06good night uncle who don't forget to kiss her good night good night tina

00:15:25she's cute she is her father was one of my professors who likes it her mother was my sister

00:15:31what do you mean was they're both killed by stormtroopers

00:15:35i brought her back to this country three years ago

00:15:41excuse me a minute will you please

00:15:49wait a minute huh you speaking to me yeah what are you following me for you're mistaken you've been

00:15:55following me all night i saw you over at the restaurant i'm sure you're mistaken no i'm not

00:15:59why don't you fbi guys lay off first you got my job and then but you're sure i know i'm

00:16:03mistaken you go back and tell that boss of yours he's mistaken and if he hasn't anything better to do

00:16:07than have you follow me around look i've got nothing to hide may i go now yeah

00:16:26you found something wrong no it's alright

00:16:40goodnight i forgot to tell you i make a terrific cup of coffee oh no thanks lou it's too late i'm a

00:16:46I'm a working girl.

00:16:47When will I see you?

00:16:49Call me.

00:16:50Tomorrow?

00:16:51Call me.

00:17:01How did you make out?

00:17:03Good.

00:17:13Good evening, Mr. Deergold.

00:17:15Oh, Mr. Haldine, what's this all about?

00:17:18I regret that we have to wait on you so informally, Mr. Deergold.

00:17:21This is Dr. Hunnaker.

00:17:22How do you do?

00:17:23You heard of my health resort, the Old Mill Heart Springs.

00:17:26No, I haven't.

00:17:27No?

00:17:28Mr. Haldine tells me you are interested in obtaining work.

00:17:32Yes, I am, but, uh...

00:17:36Well, perhaps we should go to your apartment.

00:17:38Surely.

00:17:40After you.

00:17:46No doubt you're very confused, Mr. Deergold.

00:17:48You are not a man to exaggerate, Doctor.

00:17:50You are a very amusing chap.

00:17:53I wish he'd sit down.

00:17:55My friend Baylor?

00:17:57Manic depressive.

00:17:59Never relaxes.

00:18:00What has he been following me for?

00:18:02You mistook him for a fellow man.

00:18:04Well, to be frank, he has been shadowing you.

00:18:08Not very good at it.

00:18:10Well, we are amateurs at this sort of thing.

00:18:13But I want to come to the point.

00:18:15We have been trying to perfect a therapeutic machine

00:18:19which employs radio principles.

00:18:21I made a thorough study of radiotherapy in Leipzig.

00:18:23Excellent.

00:18:24You hear, Haldine?

00:18:25I must congratulate you on your recommendation now, Mr. Deergold.

00:18:28Thank you, Doctor.

00:18:30My machine has not yet been patented on attempts that have been made

00:18:34to appropriate its principles.

00:18:36Well, that's why all this hocus-pocus, huh?

00:18:39Well, we wanted to investigate you thoroughly

00:18:41before employing you to make parts for the machine.

00:18:44When do you want me to start?

00:18:45At once.

00:18:47Tomorrow we will supply you with materials and blueprints.

00:18:51Pela, just a little advance.

00:18:57To show our good faith.

00:18:59Satisfactory?

00:19:00Very.

00:19:01To a profitable association.

00:19:03And now we shall have to leave, Haldine.

00:19:06You have a very nice place here, Mr. Deergold.

00:19:10Good night.

00:19:11Good night.

00:19:12Oh, yes.

00:19:13There is one other point.

00:19:15You have to handle this work alone.

00:19:17As I said, until we receive our patents,

00:19:19we have to use every precaution.

00:19:21I understand, Doctor.

00:19:22Good night, Mr. Deergold.

00:19:23Good night, Doctor.

00:19:24Good night.

00:19:25Good night.

00:19:26Good night.

00:19:27Good night, Mr. Deergold.

00:19:42Thank you, Mr. Bamberg.

00:19:45Well, Sir, that's one more on this way.

00:19:50Yeah, I used to get a thrill seeing one of my ships leave port, but now I...

00:19:56Larson, let's hope this will get through.

00:19:59I've got my fingers crossed, sir.

00:20:00All right. Well, can I take him uptown?

00:20:02Uh, no, thanks. I have to run over and pick up a description.

00:20:05Oh, isn't a missus any better?

00:20:06No, sir.

00:20:07Well, that's too bad, Larson.

00:20:09Now, give her my best.

00:20:10Thank you, sir.

00:20:11Good night.

00:20:12Good night.

00:20:20Good evening.

00:20:22Yes.

00:20:23Steamship Rock Cobo, sales 9-15.

00:20:26And date.

00:20:27Yes.

00:20:28All right, thank you.

00:20:29Goodbye, sir.

00:20:30Good evening.

00:20:31Yes.

00:20:32Steamship Rock Cobo, sales 9-15.

00:20:35And date.

00:20:36Yes.

00:20:37All right.

00:20:39Goodbye.

00:20:40That number he called was a pay station.

00:20:41The Edgemoor Hotel.

00:20:42Oh, good, Mr. Bambridge.

00:20:43I'm glad you're here.

00:20:44We wanted you present when we questioned this fellow.

00:20:46Well, why don't you want me to radio the tanker?

00:20:48We ought to change his route.

00:20:49Navy instructions.

00:20:50They've got a couple of bombers escorting the Bar-Coba and hope to trap the sub.

00:20:53Oh, I see.

00:20:54I see.

00:20:55I'm afraid they might be able to radio the tanker.

00:20:56Well, why don't you want me to radio the tanker?

00:20:58We ought to change his route.

00:20:59Navy instructions.

00:21:00They've got a couple of bombers escorting the Bar-Coba and hope to trap the sub.

00:21:01Oh, I see.

00:21:02I see.

00:21:03I see.

00:21:04I'm afraid they're not going to have much luck, though.

00:21:05That illegal transmitter's been silent tonight.

00:21:06By the way, have you ever had any reason to suspect this fellow, Larson?

00:21:07Why, no.

00:21:08He's been with me for over 18 years.

00:21:09Mm-hmm.

00:21:10Well, you never can tell.

00:21:11He's in here.

00:21:12All right, Larson.

00:21:13You've had plenty of time to think it over.

00:21:14You ready to talk now?

00:21:15Come on, man.

00:21:16Speak up.

00:21:17You'll be better off.

00:21:18Larson.

00:21:19All right, Hal.

00:21:20All right, Larson.

00:21:21I could think it over.

00:21:22You ready to talk now?

00:21:23Come on, man.

00:21:24Speak up.

00:21:25You'll be better off.

00:21:26Larson.

00:21:27Dead.

00:21:28Dead.

00:21:49Doctor.

00:21:54Captain Hodges and Commander Toyo.

00:21:59Welcome, Captain Hodges.

00:22:00Commander.

00:22:01How are you, Doctor?

00:22:02You understand you knew in this case?

00:22:04Doctor, Captain Hodgeson, Commander Toyo.

00:22:08Welcome, Captain Hodgeson.

00:22:11Commander.

00:22:12How are you, Doctor?

00:22:14You understand your new instructions?

00:22:16Don't you think it's dangerous to proceed now that Larson has been arrested?

00:22:19You don't worry about that, Doctor.

00:22:21Larson killed himself without talking.

00:22:24Now that they know about Rarson, they believe our information is stopped completely.

00:22:28If any tankers are ready, they're ready.

00:22:31You will contact the submarine.

00:22:33In the usual manner.

00:22:34Well, Doctor, the radio is not...

00:22:35The radio is not what?

00:22:37The equipment is temporarily out of order.

00:22:39Why did you not tell us?

00:22:41Do not excite yourself, Commander.

00:22:43At this moment, the competent engineer is completing the necessary replacement.

00:22:47We have been assigned one duty, Doctor,

00:22:49to see that no oil reaches our right basis.

00:22:52We cannot do it.

00:22:54We cannot do it.

00:22:56We cannot do it.

00:22:58I assure you, we will handle our part.

00:23:00Heil Hitler.

00:23:01Heil Hitler.

00:23:02Heil Hitler.

00:23:03The submarine that is accomplishing this work, gentlemen, is Japanese.

00:23:07Oh, here it is.

00:23:09Bunch of junk.

00:23:10It's a living.

00:23:11What's this?

00:23:12Something to do with your new job?

00:23:13Uh-uh.

00:23:14It's as bad as Tina.

00:23:15That's not bad.

00:23:16Come on out here and I'll show you something really pretty.

00:23:20I hired a little man to go around and put a special twinkle in those lights tonight.

00:23:22Just for you.

00:23:23Oh, it's beautiful.

00:23:25As bad as Tina.

00:23:27That's not bad.

00:23:29Come on out here and I'll show you something really pretty.

00:23:42I hired a little man to go around and put a special twinkle in those lights tonight.

00:23:46Just for you.

00:23:47Oh, it's beautiful.

00:23:56Why, Mr. Deerhold.

00:23:58Blame it on Tina.

00:23:59Why Tina?

00:24:00Tina's a pretty stubborn little girl and she's got her mind made up to have you for a new mama.

00:24:05Don't you think Tina's a bit of a fast worker?

00:24:07That's what I told her.

00:24:09You tell Tina to give me a chance to think, will you?

00:24:12You'd better go in. You're getting cold.

00:24:14Oh, no. I like it here. Just get my coat for me.

00:24:17All right.

00:24:25Don't get it.

00:24:26Bye.

00:24:26Well, thank you.

00:24:30J.B.

00:24:44J.B.

00:24:45J.B. Johan Bergström.

00:24:49Well, these initials are identical with those we picked up in Bergström's shack.

00:24:53He doesn't know you took this.

00:24:55No, of course not.

00:24:57He might have had some legitimate business with Bergström.

00:25:00Possibly.

00:25:02Better pick him up, Grayson.

00:25:04Yes, sir.

00:25:06Relax, kid.

00:25:08J.B. could stand for Jackson.

00:25:11Yes, Doctor. Yes.

00:25:13Tina's condition has suddenly changed.

00:25:15I'll have to operate tonight.

00:25:17I'll be right over.

00:25:21Yes, what is it?

00:25:22I'm in a hurry.

00:25:23So are we, Mr. Deerhold.

00:25:25FBI.

00:25:27What is it?

00:25:29I'm in a hurry.

00:25:31So are we, Mr. Deerhold.

00:25:35FBI.

00:25:37What is it?

00:25:39FBI?

00:25:41Haven't I seen your faces someplace before?

00:25:43We get around.

00:25:44Chief wants to have a little talk with you.

00:25:46I'm sorry, but my business is urgent.

00:25:48So is this.

00:25:49Very urgent.

00:25:50All right.

00:25:56Yeah?

00:25:58Fourth block, huh?

00:26:00Yes, all right.

00:26:02Ann?

00:26:03Yeah?

00:26:04Will you take care of this right away, please?

00:26:06Sure.

00:26:07Yes?

00:26:08Mr. Grayson is here with Mr. Deerhold.

00:26:10All right.

00:26:11Send them in.

00:26:12You'd better take a walk.

00:26:13Yes.

00:26:14I'll be down in the drugstore.

00:26:15All right.

00:26:16Hurry up.

00:26:21This is Mr. Deerhold, Mr. Fleming.

00:26:23How do you do, Mr. Deerhold?

00:26:24Look here, Mr. Fleming.

00:26:25First the FBI got my job, and then you picked me up.

00:26:28Just what do you want with me?

00:26:29We think you can give us some information.

00:26:31Won't you sit down, please?

00:26:35Understand you have a new job?

00:26:37Yes, I'm doing some work on my own.

00:26:39Mm-hmm.

00:26:40What kind of work, Mr. Deerhold?

00:26:43I, uh...

00:26:46What kind of work?

00:26:48A therapy machine, diathermic.

00:26:50Therapy, huh?

00:26:54Tell me, when did you see Bergstrom last?

00:26:56Bergstrom?

00:26:57Johann Bergstrom.

00:26:58Well, I don't know him personally.

00:26:59I know of his work very fine in this field.

00:27:01So I understand.

00:27:02Right now, you're working on a machine to make people healthy.

00:27:05Is that it?

00:27:06That's right.

00:27:10Another one of these.

00:27:13Did he have anything to say?

00:27:14Nothing so far.

00:27:15Chief can't keep him up there much longer.

00:27:17Wants me to case the apartment here to keep him busy.

00:27:20Right there.

00:27:25Kind of like the guy, huh?

00:27:27Mm-hmm.

00:27:28Well, I hope for your sake I don't find anything.

00:27:32But I'm gonna look just the same.

00:27:34You're a good egg for me.

00:27:36Thanks.

00:27:40Yeah.

00:27:41Yeah, I'll check on it right away.

00:27:43All right.

00:27:44Excuse me, Mr. Deerhold.

00:27:45Mr. Fleming, are you holding me on any charge?

00:27:47Nope.

00:27:48Well, I've got to be at the Southern Hospital.

00:27:50I don't know what you want with me, but you know where you can find me.

00:27:53All right, Deerhold.

00:27:54You can go.

00:28:08Lou!

00:28:09Lou Deerhold!

00:28:10Well, what are you doing here?

00:28:12I thought you were a working girl.

00:28:14I have the afternoon off.

00:28:15Can I drop you somewhere?

00:28:16Yeah, you can drop me at the hospital.

00:28:17Well, get in.

00:28:25Ann.

00:28:26Mm-hmm.

00:28:27Do you believe in fate?

00:28:28In what way?

00:28:29You know, like two people meeting out of nowhere like you and me.

00:28:33And one little coincidence like that tramp grabbing your bag.

00:28:36Uh-huh.

00:28:37Those things happen.

00:28:39No, it must have been fate.

00:28:45What's gotten into you?

00:28:47Now you can go back and tell your boss to give you a bonus for the way you handled me.

00:28:52And if ever I want any purse to snatch, you can tell Grayson. I'll get in touch with him.

00:28:57I'll get in touch with you.

00:28:59I'll get in touch with you.

00:29:00Come on, Mr.

00:29:15Well, we can't wait. Open the door, Harleen.

00:29:17He might not come back for hours yet.

00:29:45I'm sorry.

00:30:05You find it?

00:30:06Yes, Doctor. Right here.

00:30:08Deerhalter's an excellent craftsman.

00:30:11Yes, I have a feeling that ideologically he is one of us.

00:30:14He would make a valuable party man.

00:30:16Hurry with that.

00:30:17We must get back and prepare that co-record.

00:30:19Just a minute, Doctor.

00:30:21There. Fantic.

00:30:23Yes. Thanks to Mr. Bergstrom.

00:30:25All right, Doctor. Reach.

00:30:27You, too.

00:30:29Over by the door, all of you.

00:30:34Well, so this was Bergstrom's gadget.

00:30:38What kind of prescriptions do you write, Doctor?

00:30:44Hey, you! Quickly!

00:30:58No, no, no. The steps.

00:30:59The steps.

00:31:00The steps.

00:31:01The steps.

00:31:02The steps.

00:31:06The steps.

00:31:07Look, Grayson.

00:31:08Grayson!

00:31:09Grayson, what happened?

00:31:10I was a Nazi doctor for a shortwave transmitter.

00:31:11Grayson. Grayson, what happened?

00:31:14You're a Nazi doctor for a shortwave transmitter.

00:31:19It's a Nazi.

00:31:22It's a Nazi.

00:31:24It's a Nazi.

00:31:25It's a Nazi.

00:31:26It's a Nazi.

00:31:27What happened?

00:31:28You're a Nazi doctor for a shortwave transmitter.

00:31:31Nazi?

00:31:52Hello. Hello, Dr. Barclay. Lou Deerholt.

00:32:20I'm afraid I can't be at the hospital tonight.

00:32:23No matter what happens, go through with the operation.

00:32:26Open up in there.

00:32:27I can't explain now.

00:32:29I'll call you tomorrow.

00:32:30Goodbye, doctor.

00:32:35Open up!

00:32:50Come on.

00:33:03Hey, stop!

00:33:05Meet it downstairs and turn them off.

00:33:09Come on!

00:33:30The End

00:34:00The End

00:34:30The End

00:35:00The End

00:35:30The End

00:36:00All right, Dave, let's wrap this stuff up.

00:36:25Drop it on there, boss.

00:36:26Okay.

00:36:27Address book, laundry list, letters.

00:36:32Wait a minute, what's this?

00:36:35Oh, the woman in the case.

00:36:37Ann Patterson, Academy 4-3-2-8.

00:36:41Hunnaker.

00:36:42That's one of those mud bath places, just out of town.

00:36:45A great place to sweat it out.

00:36:46Oh, yeah?

00:36:47You better check this the first chance you get.

00:36:50Bring that stuff downstairs.

00:36:51Yes, sir.

00:36:51If he's as crazy about that kid as you say, we better stake out the hospital.

00:36:54If he's as crazy about that kid as you say, we better stake out the hospital.

00:36:54Keep going.

00:37:10You crazy?

00:37:12Drive.

00:37:22All right, get out now.

00:37:24Maybe the doctor will give you a medal for this.

00:37:30The gate might inform me you are on the way.

00:37:32Yeah, I happen to be in the neighborhood.

00:37:34Do come in.

00:37:35Come on, get in there.

00:37:36After you, doctor.

00:37:40I'm a manic depressive.

00:37:42Like laughing boy.

00:37:44You are an embarrassing chap.

00:37:46Have a cigarette.

00:37:47Never mind about that.

00:37:48What are you going to do about me?

00:37:50You seem to have a grievance, dear Holt.

00:37:52After knocking that FBI guy off in my apartment with him.

00:37:54I'm a man.

00:37:55I'm a man.

00:37:56I'm a man.

00:37:57I'm a man.

00:37:58I'm a man.

00:37:59I'm a man.

00:38:00I'm a man.

00:38:01I'm a man.

00:38:02I'm a man.

00:38:03I'm a man.

00:38:04I'm a man.

00:38:05I'm a man.

00:38:06I'm a man.

00:38:07I'm a man.

00:38:08I'm a man.

00:38:09I'm a man.

00:38:10What do you want me to do?

00:38:11Kiss you?

00:38:12I believe the usual procedure is to go to the police.

00:38:15And stick my neck out?

00:38:16For you?

00:38:17Oh, no.

00:38:18I'm looking after myself.

00:38:20You don't think you fooled me with that electric therapy machine, do you?

00:38:24I was wise to you guys right from the beginning.

00:38:26So?

00:38:27So I'm cutting myself in.

00:38:29Sure, you put me on the spot when you knocked that guy off.

00:38:32But leaving that bag behind was no stroke of genius.

00:38:35Don't worry.

00:38:37I brought these along, too.

00:38:40Just what do you want?

00:38:42I told you I wanted to cut in.

00:38:44There's real dough in this.

00:38:45Not the kind of chicken feed you've been paying me.

00:38:47But real dough.

00:38:49Suppose we don't let you, uh, in.

00:38:52Now, wait a minute, Doctor.

00:38:54You need me just as much as I need you.

00:38:57I'm pretty handy with those little gadgets.

00:38:59You're not kidding me.

00:39:00When you came to me in the first place, you knew I was an alien.

00:39:03And after the pushing around I got from those federal agents,

00:39:06where do you think I stand?

00:39:09For every true Aryan with an ounce of intelligence should stand,

00:39:13squarely behind the fuel.

00:39:16I admire your spirit, Dior.

00:39:19You will have a fine place in the new order in this country.

00:39:22You bet your sweet life I will.

00:39:24Now, uh, may I have that?

00:39:26Yeah, I took it away from him.

00:39:28You never can tell a guy as unhappy as that might bump himself off.

00:39:31Don't trust him, Doctor.

00:39:33Bela, don't be vindictive.

00:39:35We need clever men.

00:39:37We need you, too.

00:39:41Now, Doctor, I'll have one of your cigarettes.

00:39:44Please.

00:39:47He said that no matter what happened, I was to go ahead with the operation.

00:39:50Well, if he calls again, keep him on the phone. We'll check the call.

00:39:52Right.

00:39:53And I'd better check this.

00:39:55Good night, Doctor.

00:39:56Good night.

00:39:57You better get some rest, Dan.

00:39:58We've had a hectic day.

00:40:00Good night.

00:40:01Good night.

00:40:15You are quite certain the police did not follow you.

00:40:18What kind of a sap do you think you're dealing with?

00:40:21You will be safe here.

00:40:23The police do not suspect this person.

00:40:25Yeah, it's as cozy as the record is ready.

00:40:28Good.

00:40:29Come along, Dieholt.

00:40:30I want to try it on an expert.

00:40:40Hurry up, Haldin.

00:40:42I'll be quite anxious to have Mr. Dieholt's opinion.

00:40:45This is all right.

00:40:46You're on laboratory, huh?

00:40:53The method of disguising our radio signal.

00:40:55See what you think.

00:41:00That's cold.

00:41:01You can't prove it by me.

00:41:02How are you progressing with your guest?

00:41:04You may leave, Haldin.

00:41:05You have done well.

00:41:06Thank you, Doctor.

00:41:07We shall see, Commander.

00:41:09I want you to meet our guest.

00:41:11Mr. Bambridge.

00:41:12Bambridge?

00:41:13Very important man.

00:41:17Head of the Bambridge shipping lines.

00:41:19What has it to say, Baylor?

00:41:35We do not choose to do this, Mr. Bambridge.

00:41:39Why not be reasonable?

00:41:40If you were, some would let you go.

00:41:44I don't bargain with rats.

00:41:47Continue.

00:41:49Come on.

00:41:53No wasting time, Honnaker.

00:41:54I just would get us the information we need.

00:41:56You all right, Commander?

00:41:57Baylor?

00:41:58Yeah?

00:42:00Get redoing.

00:42:03Why not our new recruit?

00:42:04You'll be good training.

00:42:06Ha, ha, ha.

00:42:07Splendid, Baylor.

00:42:08Splendid.

00:42:09Dear Hald, your first assignment.

00:42:19All right, boys.

00:42:20You'd better come up here.

00:42:23Stay where you are, Bambridge.

00:42:28Put him up.

00:42:31So, Baylor's right after all, hm?

00:42:34Stay where you are.

00:42:35You didn't think I was going to give you a loathed gun, did you?

00:42:41Really?

00:42:45Keep going.

00:42:46Keep going.

00:42:59The End

00:43:29When they find him, he'll be miles from here.

00:43:59The End

00:44:29Yes, yes, I have a kitten, Hodges.

00:44:34Three famous tankers.

00:44:37Detroit.

00:44:40The Roundley.

00:44:42And the West Stream.

00:44:43Good.

00:44:44Three of them at once.

00:44:45That is making up for Ross' time, huh?

00:44:48Sailing 915.

00:44:50Route 4.

00:44:52Good.

00:44:54One moment.

00:44:56He wants to know if he should join us now.

00:44:58Give me the phone.

00:44:59Toyo speaking.

00:45:01Yes, the doctor told me.

00:45:03Excellent, Hodges.

00:45:03Excellent.

00:45:04We'll set the flares above Shore Hills Point.

00:45:07Continue as you are until the ships have left, then phone us at the appointed place.

00:45:10We must make positive there are no last-minute changes in the searing orders.

00:45:14Understood?

00:45:15Good, Hodges.

00:45:16Good.

00:45:42Good.

00:46:12That is correct. Goodbye.

00:46:23There you see, Commander. Everything on schedule.

00:46:27Did you have a transmitter put in the car?

00:46:28Yes, Doctor.

00:46:29Put the flares in, too.

00:46:31Yes, Doctor.

00:46:32Craft sail tonight.

00:46:35Sight the yellow flare. Rude.

00:46:39Well, the tanker should be opposite Shawhill's point.

00:46:41And that's, say, 9.45.

00:46:45I'll add the sailing time to the report and bring the record myself.

00:46:49This time, there will be no further mistakes.

00:46:52I'll see you in a moment.

00:47:05Maggie!

00:47:07Oh!

00:47:14Oh!

00:47:14Come on.

00:47:44Dr. Honek! Dr. Honek!

00:47:51Dr. Honek!

00:47:53Commander, where are you?

00:47:55What is it?

00:48:14Dr. Honek!

00:48:17That way.

00:48:19Turn the gate and then tell them to take care of the fence.

00:48:22Dr. Honek!

00:48:24Dr. Honek!

00:48:29Dr. Honek!

00:48:31Dr. Honek!

00:48:33Dr. Honek!

00:48:35Dr. Honek!

00:48:36Dr. Honek!

00:48:37Dr. Honek!

00:48:39Dr. Honek!

00:48:40Dr. Honek!

00:48:42That's all.

00:49:12Holt! Holt! Where are you?

00:49:14Holt! Holt!

00:49:16Holt! Holt!

00:49:18Holt! Where are you?

00:49:20Holt!

00:49:22Holt! Holt! Where are you?

00:49:24Holt! Holt!

00:49:26Holt! Holt!

00:49:28Holt! Holt!

00:49:30Holt! Where are you?

00:49:32Holt!

00:49:42Oh, my God.

00:50:12They're not taking any guests. The hot springs is closed for the season.

00:50:20I don't want to stay here. I'd just like to talk to Dr. Honecker.

00:50:23The doctor's away. There's nobody here but me.

00:50:25Do you know him, Mr. Deerhold? Was he one of the doctor's patients?

00:50:29I'm only the gateman. I don't know any of the patients.

00:50:32When will the doctor return?

00:50:33I don't know.

00:50:42I was never so glad to see anybody in my life.

00:51:02Neither was I. Get in here.

00:51:04Thanks.

00:51:04Hurry with that record, Honecker.

00:51:11Your stupidity may cause complete failure.

00:51:13If you should get to the police, please, Commander.

00:51:16In the first place, you can't know what their plans are.

00:51:19In the second place, the police are the last people he wants to see.

00:51:23Rajek. Rajek.

00:51:25If we are defeated, it will be by your German, Rajek.

00:51:28Hurry.

00:51:28Let's hear that again.

00:51:33The head of the Bambridge Steamship Company was just killed back there.

00:51:36If I don't get to his office right away, three tankers will be sunk.

00:51:39Where do you think that story will get you?

00:51:41You're going down to see my boss.

00:51:43I'll go anyplace you like.

00:51:45But take me to somebody who can stop those tankers from sailing.

00:51:48Just keep talking.

00:51:49You have a talent for it.

00:51:58What is it, please?

00:52:00I've got some vital information regarding some of your tankers that are leaving tonight.

00:52:04Where did you learn that we were at?

00:52:05Never mind.

00:52:08There's some people here who say they have some urgent information regarding tonight's sailings.

00:52:12Send them in.

00:52:13Yes, sir.

00:52:14Will you go in, please?

00:52:15Right in there.

00:52:26Oh, how do you do?

00:52:27Oh, Bambridge.

00:52:29Pretty healthy corpse, huh?

00:52:32I don't believe I've had the privilege.

00:52:34I thought that this is impossible.

00:52:38I'm Ann Patterson.

00:52:39This is Lou Dearhold.

00:52:41Who is this?

00:52:42Lou Dearhold.

00:52:43Dearhold?

00:52:44The man home to police?

00:52:45Yes, I just picked him up.

00:52:46He insisted on coming here.

00:52:48Said he had the lowdown on a spy plot.

00:52:51Something about a submarine that's scheduled to attack your tankers tonight.

00:52:54Well, speak of man, what do you know?

00:52:56Don't be alarmed, Mr. Bambridge.

00:52:58He also told me that he saw you killed by a jaff at the old mill hot springs.

00:53:02You don't look very dead to me.

00:53:04Well, you really had me worried.

00:53:08This is pretty fantastic, isn't it?

00:53:10Are you satisfied to come along now?

00:53:12Just a minute.

00:53:13What she says happened.

00:53:14What happened to you, I don't know.

00:53:16The rest of it, I...

00:53:17Well, as I happen to be involved in this case, Miss Patterson,

00:53:21I believe I should accompany you to your office.

00:53:24Something's screwy around here.

00:53:26If you have any more to say, say it to my boss.

00:53:28He enjoys a good story.

00:53:29We can use my car.

00:53:47There are two, Mr. Bambridge.

00:53:50Old mill hot springs.

00:53:51Now, don't do anything foolish.

00:54:00Hmm.

00:54:01Beautiful weapons, these automatics.

00:54:04So they really killed Bambridge?

00:54:07Oh, yes.

00:54:09I know what you're thinking of, Mr. Deerhold.

00:54:13Please don't.

00:54:14Killing isn't my profession.

00:54:17I'm convinced.

00:54:18The mustache is coming loose.

00:54:23It is a nuisance, isn't it?

00:54:25Your makeup's very good.

00:54:27Nothing remarkable.

00:54:28My features are not unlike Mr. Bambridge's.

00:54:30Few gray hairs, mustache, glasses,

00:54:33a little makeup.

00:54:34Very easy.

00:54:36You should have seen me in a Deutsches there in Berlin.

00:54:38I don't know what you're thinking of, Mr. Deerhold.

00:54:40You should have seen me in a Deutsches there in Berlin.

00:54:44Just a hand.

00:54:45The very best.

00:54:53Are you sure you understand every detail?

00:54:54Quite sure.

00:54:55Good.

00:54:56I will return immediately to the Bambridge office.

00:54:58Very well, Captain Hodges.

00:55:00You better lock them up where they'll be safe

00:55:01and then proceed at once to your post.

00:55:03With the dim out in effect,

00:55:04our submarine needs the help of your players.

00:55:05We are ready.

00:55:08You see, Deerhold,

00:55:09you've cost me a great deal of embarrassment.

00:55:11Give them to me, Doctor.

00:55:12Be a liar.

00:55:14I believe you acted the way you did

00:55:16because you were shocked by what we did to Bambridge.

00:55:19My friend, we have to do those things.

00:55:22There's nothing we can do about the girl,

00:55:24but I'm giving you a last opportunity

00:55:27to become part of the new order.

00:55:29That's quite a choice, Doctor.

00:55:30The choice of dying like a man or living like a rat.

00:55:33Sure, I could lie, but after watching you boys work,

00:55:35I'm afraid it would turn my stomach.

00:55:37You're not even an American.

00:55:39You have been complaining yourself

00:55:40that you're unjustly prosecuted by the FBI?

00:55:42Sure, I squawked.

00:55:43I had a right to squawk.

00:55:44Because this is America.

00:55:45I see.

00:55:46It's no use.

00:55:47I'm wasting my time on you.

00:55:49Take them down, Baylor.

00:55:50I'll see you at the car.

00:55:51Come.

00:55:52Come.

00:55:53Come.

00:56:04Come past you.

00:56:05Past you.

00:56:09Excite.

00:56:10Now we will see if you're so amusing.

00:56:23The fire used to be a whole thing.

00:56:48They're gone.

00:56:50I'll be in surgery.

00:56:51Oh, Doctor.

00:56:52You haven't heard from me, man.

00:56:53No.

00:56:54I'll have to go ahead.

00:56:55Come.

00:56:56Come.

00:56:57Come.

00:56:58Come.

00:56:59Come.

00:57:00Come.

00:57:01Come.

00:57:02Come.

00:57:03Come.

00:57:04Come.

00:57:05Come.

00:57:06Come.

00:57:07Come.

00:57:08I'll be in surgery.

00:57:09Oh, Doctor.

00:57:10You haven't heard from me, man.

00:57:11No.

00:57:12I'll have to go ahead.

00:57:13Come.

00:57:14Come.

00:57:15Come.

00:57:16Come.

00:57:17Come.

00:57:18Come.

00:57:19Come.

00:57:27.

00:57:28.

00:57:32.

00:57:33.

00:57:42.

00:57:46If that thing goes above 160.

00:57:49Yeah, I know.

00:57:51Let's think about something else.

00:57:54Why do you suppose that man took Bambridge's place?

00:57:57Get information regarding the setting, the roots of the ships.

00:58:01Oh.

00:58:02They get off the Shore Hills Point, the subs will knock off the tanks.

00:58:05Nice, tight little scheme.

00:58:07They sailed at 9.15.

00:58:10Yes, I'm leaving immediately.

00:58:16Let's go.

00:58:44I got a hunch.

00:58:45What is it?

00:59:05What are you going to do?

00:59:07One chance in a million.

00:59:09I can get this transformer to work.

00:59:11I think it's worth trying.

00:59:27Here, Arlene.

00:59:28Well, Doctor?

00:59:29You're left on schedule.

00:59:30Good. Signal the submarine.

00:59:32And that ought to do it.

00:59:44Where are those other two wires?

00:59:45Here.

00:59:46Keep your light on.

00:59:53It won't be very strong.

00:59:54It can't reach very far.

00:59:55Maybe a half a mile.

00:59:56Let's hope it works.

01:00:02Let's pray that somebody's listening to it.

01:00:08And read the stuff.

01:00:10And read the stuff.

01:00:30Once more, we must make certain.

01:00:40When did you go?

01:00:48When did you go?

01:00:50When did you go to bed?

01:00:56Bedtime, Johnny.

01:00:58You were up late last night.

01:01:00Oh, gee, Pop.

01:01:02I've been trying to get Australia.

01:01:04Now, you heard what your father said, Johnny.

01:01:06You turn that thing off and go to bed.

01:01:08Oh, gee.

01:01:10Oh, gee, Pop.

01:01:12I've been trying to get Australia.

01:01:14Now, you heard what your father said, Johnny.

01:01:16You turn that thing off and go to bed.

01:01:18Oh, gee.

01:01:20Wait a minute, Mom.

01:01:22That sounds like cold.

01:01:24Good idea.

01:01:26I don't know what I'm going to do without telling you.

01:01:28A chip off the old block.

01:01:30Johnny, go to bed.

01:01:48Yes!

01:01:52Tankers, they're coming around the point.

01:01:53Get the prayers ready.

01:02:00Ha!

01:02:01Hey, Pop!

01:02:04What are you trying to do, scare the wits out of me?

01:02:06Pop, it's the spy plot.

01:02:07We gotta tell for me right away.

01:02:09The Army.

01:02:10Oh, the Navy.

01:02:11The FBI.

01:02:12Oh, Johnny, for the love of Mike.

01:02:14Oh, kid, Pop, I tell you.

01:02:16Holy smoke.

01:02:18Let's start.

01:02:24Uh, operator, could you get me the FBI?

01:02:29Uh, yes.

01:02:32If you've pulled a boner.

01:02:34Oh, Johnny, hey, wait a minute.

01:02:36Hello?

01:02:37Yeah?

01:02:38Yeah, well, thank you.

01:02:40No, the kid's probably right.

01:02:42All right, boys, get a squad car in front right away.

01:02:44Yes, sir.

01:02:45Bart, give me the bomber command.

01:02:47Make it snappy.

01:02:51Attention.

01:02:52Submarine alert.

01:02:53Third bomber squadron.

01:02:54Japanese sub reported off Shore Hills Point.

01:02:57Take off at once.

01:03:04You know what to do, boys.

01:03:10Missed in the air.

01:03:12YouTubeys.

01:03:13Ignore him.

01:03:15Awesome.

01:03:16We've needed to, we've ready.

01:03:17It's all.

01:03:18We can't do it.

01:03:19Missed in the air over the inside,

01:03:20Mr. King.

01:03:21Missed out, Missed out.

01:03:22We'll meet, Mr. King.

01:03:23Missed out, Missed out.

01:03:24Come here, we'll be, Mr. King!

01:03:26Missed out, Missed out.

01:03:27Let's go.

01:03:28We'll go.

01:03:29Not be, Mr. King.

01:03:30Missed out.

01:03:31We'll be, Mr. King.

01:03:32Ah, what's going on up?

01:03:33All quiet, Lieutenant. Nothing but those three tankers up ahead.

01:03:47Keep your eyes peeled.

01:04:01All right, open up in there.

01:04:03Open up.

01:04:04What's going on?

01:04:05You've got a couple of prisoners here.

01:04:07There's nobody here but me.

01:04:08Yeah, but we'll find out.

01:04:10Joe, take care of him.

01:04:29Ship off left wing, sir.

01:04:31Could be a submarine.

01:04:33Make up your mind.

01:04:34Wipe your glasses.

01:04:40It's a pig boat, all right.

01:04:41This is our inning.

01:04:42Give me first strike.

01:04:43This is our inning.

01:04:44Give me first strike.

01:04:45This is our inning.

01:04:46Give me first strike.

01:04:50It takes a bullet and after you.

01:04:52What's going on?

01:04:53I'll do the 꽃.

01:04:56Enter his water go.

01:04:57I'll do it.

01:04:58I'll do it.

01:04:59...

01:05:00I'll do it.

01:05:01It's my son.

01:05:02Thank you, my son.

01:05:03It's my son.

01:05:05He back out of it.

01:05:06It's my son.

01:05:07It's my son.

01:05:08You're the son.

01:05:09Well, how do you like that? He didn't even give us a try.

01:05:25One bomb, one sub. Let's go home.

01:05:32Lieutenant Steele reporting. Submarine sighted. Sunk. That's all.

01:05:39All right. That's all. Come on. Get out of there.

01:05:43All right, fellas. Take them on in. Come on.

01:05:50Bring these cars back.

01:05:55About here. Steam room. Let's try this.

01:06:09Let's go.

01:06:16As your commanding officer, it is a privilege to present you, Private Deerhold, with this certificate of citizenship by special act of the Congress of the United States.

01:06:26I'm very happy to receive this, sir.

01:06:29Honestly, folks, it isn't this piece of paper that makes an American.

01:06:32It's what you have in your heart for your country.

01:06:35We know our way of life is best.

01:06:37We're fighting to keep it that way.

01:06:40Thank you, Private Deerhold.

01:06:43Thank you, sir.

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