Across the Pacific Page #5
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- 1942
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...but I wouldnt see too much,
or it might be your last case.
- What do you mean?
- Youre getting a bad burn, you know it?
- I dont feel like I am.
- I'dd go inside and put stuff on.
Oh, its all right.
Remember the bread pudding.
Stick them up.
I was only kidding, Oki.
Dont get sore. Some joke, huh?
Mr. Leland.
- May I come in?
- Yeah. Come ahead.
Well, who won the gin rummy?
As Mr. Totsuiko put it,
I was skunked four times.
- Sit down.
- Thanks.
- Have a drink, doc?
- Thank you.
Amusing fellow, Joe.
Quite.
A little of him goes a long way.
- To your health.
- No, to yours.
- Younger men have more to live for.
- Well, that is if theyre lucky.
Its been my experience,
one has to be smart to be lucky.
Then I hope Ill be smart.
Im interested in you, Mr. Leland.
Especially since you saved my life.
Youre too modest.
Look, if you feel that calls
for some dough...
That isnt my idea,
though it might be worth some help.
Such as?
One night, you told me about your
troubles in the Army.
Id like to hear more about that.
I got in a jam with a dame.
Yes?
I needed some dough.
I had access to the regimental funds...
...so I borrowed it,
intending to put it back, of course.
- Of course.
- But they found out first.
The brass hats couldve given me a chance
if they'dd wanted, but they didn'tt.
They tied me up with pink ribbons
and threw me to the wolves.
You can write your own finish.
Whatever that is to be,
youll need some money.
You can have more when you want it,
within reason, of course.
Whats my part of the deal?
I never discuss
being a traitor with a man.
Youll find it easier if you
don'tt think about that part of it.
- Go ahead.
- Very well.
In a day or two, youll talk to me
about certain installations...
...in the vicinity of
both Balboa and Cristobal...
...with particular reference
to antiaircraft emplacements...
...railway guns and ammunition dumps.
All you have to do
is to remember accurately.
That ought to be worth quite a lot.
Youll find me quite generous.
Youre not only interesting to me now,
you'rre also valuable.
But that shouldnt cause you any anxiety.
Do you mind if it does?
If...
If you were to apply for life insurance,
stating all the facts...
...the companys actuaries might decide...
...there were certain imponderables
existent in your position.
For instance,
having committed yourself...
...I wouldnt want you
to change your mind.
It might turn out to be most unfortunate.
All right.
Remember what I said, Mr. Leland.
About it being easier
not to entertain certain thoughts.
She say please come quick, put out fire.
Should-a Be.
Oh, boy, oh, boy. Well...
You certainly are a girl of many colors.
First your legs get blue,
then your face turns green...
...now youre red all over.
I never knew what suffering was
until I came on this pleasure trip.
Your trouble is, you know all the answers
till the results are posted.
I knew you couldnt resist
at least one "II told you so. "
Its true. Seeing me in pain
does give you pleasure.
- No, precious, it isnt that.
- Then what are you so happy about?
Well, I just got some money from
Dr. Lorenz for saving his life.
money for saving a man'ss life?
Is there any other reason you know of
why I should take money from Dr. Lorenz?
But Rick...
Oh, Rick, youre not
much account, are you?
I think Ill make a career
out of saving lives.
Listen, precious,
if that bothers you so much...
...youre in for a real shock
when we get to Panama.
How?
Well, youre going to hear some
things about me that aren'tt very nice.
What kind of things?
I believe Ill leave that to the people
who'lll get fun out of telling you.
Will what they tell me be true?
Yes.
Then I wont listen.
Now I know you didnt
come from Medicine Hat.
- Whats all that about?
- Judo is more than a mere contest.
Its devotees form a brotherhood.
Similar, in many respects,
to our Western freemasonry.
It, too, has its degrees
and its secrets...
...as well as its religious, or should I
say, philosophical background.
Come again?
Its an Oriental concept
that destructive force acts upon itself.
And there you have
the principle of jujitsu.
To turn the power
of ones antagonist upon himself...
...and by so doing, vanquish him.
Thats the art of the thing.
How would all that
stack up against a right cross?
Throw one at me, Rick.
- What?
- Go ahead, throw one at me.
- You mean that, Joe?
- Sure I mean it. Sock me one.
All right, you asked for it.
Better get rid of those glasses.
Oh, Rick.
No hard feelings?
- Unfortunate. Most unfortunate.
- Something wrong, doctor?
The canal is being put into repair...
...so far as ships flying
Japanese colors are concerned.
- This ship cant go through?
- Precisely. It'lll have to sail around the Horn.
We shall be forced to get off at Cristobal
Unless we are prepared to add another
...which I most certainly am not.
So sorry to cause you this inconvenience.
Excuse, please.
Money will be refunded, of course.
Where will you stay, Mr. Leland?
The Pan-American.
Very quiet and respectable.
- That aint for me.
- Where you going?
Ill have to find someplace
where they have a 40-cent lunch.
I know the guy that owns
the Pan-American. Hell give you a rate.
- Perhaps Ill try the Pan-American.
- I hate to recommend places.
Im sure our tastes will be similar.
I see I aint got any folks to meet me.
- Can I give you some directions?
- No, thanks, Rick. Ill find my way.
Its been nice knowing you kids.
I'lll be seeing you one of these days.
Keep your dukes up.
Sayonara, captain.
- Goodbye, captain. Thank you.
- Goodbye.
Here you are. Thank you.
You see a big wave coming, cap,
dont forget to duck.
- Five dollars?
- Forget it. Im a rich man.
Goodbye, captain.
I do not know, but I think I might have
saved Dr. Lorenz some trouble on my boat.
I think he will have
very bad luck with you.
Skipper, everybody has bad luck with me.
- Goodbye.
- Goodbye.
Hello, Leland.
What are you doing back here?
You ought to have more
sense than to come back.
- Its a free country, isn'tt it?
- It sure is, for guys like you.
Sam, this is Ms. Marlow
and Dr. Lorenz.
Very nice you come here.
Pan-American need beauty.
Sam, this lady is very poor...
- Dont mind my parading your poverty?
- Not if it does the trick.
...and I told her that I had
a pull with you.
- Can you take care of her cheap?
- Can do.
I would like a room with
northern exposure, if you please.
All same floor, all close together.
Your room not quite ready.
Maybe so have tea while wait.
Maybe so. Ill be right along.
Office.
- What'ss the matter me, Sam?
All the time people say you no good.
Big smell from up north.
Whats the matter you come back?
Too much Army here. Everyone know.
You through with Panama.
Panama through with you.
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