Charlie Chan at the Olympics Page #8

...without sharing

with your partner, Mr. Hopkins.

[Chan] So devised clever scheme

to remove suspicion from self...

...by having Miller murder pilot Edwards

and steal robot from test plane.

Then, assisted by Miss Roland,

you murder Miller...

...and turn device over to Miss Roland...

...for delivery to Mr. Zaraka,

head of foreign spy ring.

Second point. When Miss Roland

disappear before boat reach dock...

quite evident someone warned her

of plan for capture.

- Hopkins knew the plan as well as I

did. He could have- - Excuse, please.

Mr. Hopkins entirely innocent.

Here tonight

he perform heroic deed...

...when, at risk of his own life,

he identify imitation as real device...

...to assist Charlie Chan

in rounding up ring of spies.

And now, final evidence.

The time he disappear

from hotel room...

...found something you overlooked:

Unfinished cablegram written

in Mr. Hopkins's own hand...

...addressed to United States

War Department.

"Have recovered

Cartwright invention.

Returning to America

immediately for"-

- That's where it ends.

- Observe, please, what follows.

[Strasser]

There's nothing but a blot across the page.

Indicate when writing message,

Mr. Hopkins suddenly interrupted by action...

...which cause pen to slip from fingers.

Pop, Mr. Hopkins is still unconscious,

but he's gonna be all right.

The doctor found a bump on his head that

must have been made a couple of days ago.

Thank you so much for corroboration-

...prove you knock Mr. Hopkins

unconscious...

...then drop him from window into arms

of confederates, as seen by son Lee.

- That is all.

- Take them out.

Well, it looks like

we cleaned this case up, Pop.

But how did you change the robot

into a transmitter?

Constructed same in most efficient

Berlin police laboratory...

...with help of honorable inspector.

You're a fine officer, Mr. Chan.

You went through with your duty

even though it meant risking your son's life.

- Better for Oriental to lose life than to lose face.

- You bet. But, you know...

...for a while I was afraid I wouldn't be there

to win that 100-meter swim tomorrow.

- Perhaps good idea not to accept gold medal until race is won.

- [Chuckles] Don't worry, Pop.

I learned to sprint when you used to chase

me through the water with a paddle.

Come on, Lee, boy!

Oh, yeah!

Come on! Come on!

- Come on!

- He won!

- Attaboy, Lee! -

Thank you. - Good work!

- Thanks.

- [Dick] Congratulations! Congratulations, fella!

Ah, thanks!

- I made it, Pop!

- Very lucky.

- Was prepared for emergency.

- [Laughing]

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