All Through The Night Page #10
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- 1942
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-They got her in the police station.
-They'll grab you if you get within a mile.
Sunshine's doing all the interviewing.
-Annabelle.
-Barney.
Darling, l haven't seen you for so long,
l didn't know you.
-Goodbye.
-Where are you going now?
Please try and understand.
lt's a national emergency.
-lt can't wait.
-Well, neither can l!
-Miss Hamilton?
-Yes.
Okay, sister, get your things.
You're leaving us.
-Leaving?
-Yeah, you've been sprung.
A friend of yours just bailed you out.
-Mr. Donahue?
-l don't know, lady. l just work here.
Come on, get your coat.
All right, Miss Hamilton,
you can go now.
You must stay within the jurisdiction
of the court and be available when called.
-Yes, sir.
-Your friends are waiting outside.
Thank you.
-Make it quick, Sunshine.
-Keep the motor hot.
Hello, beautiful.
Jail is no place for a nice girl like you.
Hey, Gloves,
they got the dame in that car.
-What are you talking about?
-They sprung her, the fivers.
Get in, let's go.
-They've went like magic.
-Maybe they ducked around the corner.
No, they didn't have time.
We were too close behind them.
They're somewheres in this block.
Look.
What does that mean, coach?
lt means we're in the right
neighborhood.
Wouldn't it be better if we just send
an anonymous letter to the G-men, huh?
Hey, wait a minute.
Coach, look.
Where have l seen that face before?
''Madison Novelty Company.''
Doesn't that ring a bell?
Yeah, l.J. Madison and Company,
on the sign at the warehouse.
Boys, we're on the right track.
Hey, wait a minute. There's the car.
That's it, all right.
Yeah, that's the car,
but where are the people?
Hey, this might be a lead.
Duck out of sight.
-l wish l was at 42nd Street.
-Why 42nd Street?
-So l could catch the subway home.
-Quiet.
Tell Marty and Spats to hotfoot it
here with the interference.
What about you?
You can't impersonate them.
We can try. Go on, beat it.
Good luck.
Don't forget us.
-Your cards.
-Cards?
ldentification.
Welcome to New York.
This way, gentlemen.
Schroeder and Holzmeir.
Quiet.
We were forced to meet here...
...because of an indiscretion
of one of our agents.
Nevertheless, we will proceed
with our operations according to plan.
l cannot impress upon you too strongly
the importance of tonight's task.
the precision...
...with which each man
carries out his assignment.
What we have done up to now
is only the beginning of our campaign.
We have laid the groundwork
for their disruption and disintegration.
But now we must destroy
their confidence.
And we can only accomplish this
by an action...
...as daring and as bold
as the one planned for tonight.
We must not fail.
Now, the vessel will sail at 4:27.
lt will proceed
from the Brooklyn Navy Yard...
...at a speed of four knots to a point
in the Narrows opposite Fort Hamilton.
-What vessel is he talking about?
-Quiet.
At this point, the speed increases
from four to nine knots.
And according to our plan,
the vessel will reach the minefield...
...at approximately a quarter past 5.
-Excuse me, Herr Ebbing.
-Yes, doctor?
Five twenty-one to be exact.
Based on the Coast Guard tide reports.
lt is a mathematical certainty...
...that barring unforeseen events,
we can hardly be a second off.
Thank you, doctor. So the vessel
will reach the minefield at 5:21 exactly.
Steindorff, check the reports.
l'll be back in a minute.
What's up?
l don't know, but l got an idea that
somewheres off there we'll find the kid.
Quiet. Quiet, please. Lichtig.
-Here.
-Your report, please, Herr Lichtig.
Arrangements have been made
to control any interference...
...from harbor traffic
Five men will be on the dock,
one man in each car on the ferry.
stationed in three various positions.
Very good.
Holzmeir.
Herr Holzmeir.
Herr Holzmeir.
What do we do now?
Soon as this guy Holzmeir
starts talking, we'll duck out that door.
Okay.
Holzmeir.
-Biller?
-Yes.
-Did Schroeder and Holzmeir arrive?
-Yes, they were admitted.
Herr Holzmeir.
-Hey, that's you.
-Wha--?
Are you Holzmeir?
Didn't you hear me call your name?
-l'm sorry, l was talking to my friend....
-Schroeder.
Herr Schroeder.
Did Schiller take you
to the docks tonight?
-Oh, yes, yes, sure. He took us to the docks.
-Good.
Schroeder and Holzmeir
have flown in from Detroit to help us.
-Your report, please.
-My report?
Well, all l can say is,
it's a great pleasure to be here tonight...
...and to find out
what you mugs-- Gentlemen...
...have been doing
in this part of the country.
lt's very enlightening,
to say the least.
Which reminds me of a story.
-Many years ago--
-We have no time for stories.
-Your report, please.
-A report.
Well, if you don't mind, l'd--
l'd rather wait till Ebbing gets back.
Didn't you hear what Ebbing said?
l'm in charge of this meeting.
l don't get you.
Don't monkey around.
Give us your report!
Well, if that's the way
you feel about it, okay.
What did you have reference to?
Come forward, please.
You and Schroeder
are munitions experts, are you not?
Yeah, we--
We know a little something about it.
l was told you inspected
the mines tonight.
Oh, yes. Yeah, we--
We gave the mines the once-over.
-And what's your opinion?
-My opinion?
Yes. up here, please.
Well....
At the moment,
things don't look so good.
What do you mean?
Well....
These things take a little time
to figure out.
Have you got any ideas,
Herr Schroeder?
Who, me?
Well, the way l figure it is....
Yeah, the scradavan is on the paratoot
right next to the moctus proctus.
That is correct.
The scradavan is on the paratoot...
...next to the moctus proctus
and 1 00 feet deep.
According to my calculations, if we
can keep this up, we'll be okay. Right?
Right. The episootic is on
the trabaha mit trabahanus...
...mit line block oom da agar,
and we must not fail.
l'm sorry,
but all this seems rather confusing.
Would you try to speak more distinctly?
The scradavan is larasang todavan
Brooklyn Navy Yard.
Apparently, he does not understand
the technical terms used in our report.
Never mind that.
What about the mines?
Oh, the mines?
Oh, yes. The mines.
What about the mines,
Herr Schroeder?
The mines?
-Well, what about the mines?
-Well, didn't you check the mines?
Who, me?
Oh, yeah.
The cansonetta's on the possiboo.
And the centapart will equalize the
poopinick if the gratistan is on the augar.
And we will win!
l'm sure you gentlemen know
what you're talking about.
But l must ask you
to repeat the whole thing again.
And this time very slowly.
-The.... The whole thing?
-Yes.
Well, l-- l don't think
that's gonna be necessary.
l think we have here
what we have been looking for.
lt seems like we got a control station
at Rockaway Point.
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