The way. No good for,
for
something. But you ain't no good.
You better pack your
thing.
I,
yeah,
and
you'll never give me
the light.
Hey, you come
on, let's go.
Let's sit
down and play.
I
understand
over here
you can't clean them, sit down.
I'm sick. It's the matter with you can't quit now,
gotta quit
home
cold. I'm sick.
He wasn't too sick to walk off the boat and win 100
and 90 bucks the first night you were in the country?
Was he blacky?
If you bring a pull, you better tell Adam with you.
Sh
and Hesam, honey, there'll be trouble, huh?
Got a headache back.
Look buddy.
Like you don't like it. Like you don't like nobody to walk out of a game. Just
I'll talk to him. Macky. I'll get him back.
All right.
No, no, I'm not.
I want that money.
All right.
Let's get
ok.
Ok.
Oh,
see, that was
not anymore
from,
I shot twice.
Must have crawl on this
thing
from
around here.
Some kind of foreign.
Yeah, something like that
call me.
Will
you
break
up
that
water?
A good for a cold?
Let's go, man. Trouble with that little boy.
They just don't realize the honeymoon is over.
So I said to him, I said, man, if you want to sell me your car, you're gonna have to
tell it to me. But I'm just sitting back and watching. Yes, sir.
That's tell him, boy, you're working too hard again. Sherry.
Thank you.
Be able to make it for lunch.
Well, I got to dig a couple of bullets out of this guy's chest. May take 30 40 minutes.
Yeah, I guess I can make it. I won't waste any time because I'm real hungry.
Where do you want to go?
What do you want to eat?
I don't know that place down the street is ok. I kinda like the spaghetti.
Yeah,
I figure we might try the rendezvous
again.
You interested in food and talking to that waitress? Oh, no, you don't pay
on
me.
But you're a guy she really went for.
Maybe.
But I don't know how she ever saw me the way you kept sticking your elbow in my face.
Ok. Ok. You win.
We'll try the spaghetti.
Ok.
Hey, Cleaver.
Ok.
Maybe not.
This may take a little longer than I thought.
All right, I'll wait
for you at
the
foreigner. They
just brought in, people.
Stay
away,
stay
away from him.
What's the matter? I've got
a t
stay away from him. Get at it
wrong.
Right.
You're holding the brush wrong
part.
Oh,
man, you got too much paint on it.
Mhm.
How's that
better?
Thank you,
Mr Redfield says that's the worst thing you can do to get too much paint on the flesh.
Is that right?
Why don't you let me do it for you?
Ok.
You better take it easy. Now. You don't want to get paint all over those pants. Hi.
Hi, Mr
Redfield. Teaching your pop how to paint. Sure. Hello, Doctor. How are you?
Great boy you have there. Thank you. Thank you. See you Saturday, Mr
Redfield.
Sure. Here any time you like when things get, so just drop right on over here.
Who's that
Mr Redfield? He's a painter. Yeah. So I get it.
He lives in the big house down on the corner.
You ought to see it pop.
It's full of all kinds of stuff and he has electric trains and everything.
It must be great.
Hey, you know what I think is the matter with this stuff,
it's too thick.
It's too thick. Look at it. I'm gonna thin it
in the turpentine
electric trains.
Not
here.
It's
from,
I
went to Alaska
waiting.
Bo,
what's your problem? Pop? Can I have a quarter?
What happened to your allowance? It's where the movies pop. All the kids are going.
Oh,
come on pop. Now, look old boy, you're supposed to get 50 cents a week.
Pop money just goes, you know how it is. Yeah, I got a pretty good idea.
Hey,
you're a pest
one.
I know you would.
Yeah, I know it too.
First day I've had off in six weeks,
I'm just about getting used to it when the phone rings.
What am I supposed to be? Anyhow, the only one in that office that knows what to do.
Tell Gaffney
he called
me.
I should have had it
disconnected.
Paul, I thought I told you I was gonna take the whole day off.
Uh,
yeah.
What do you mean? There's something funny about it?
Yeah.
Well,
all right, I'll come down,
hold everybody there that had any contact with the body in case it is something.
No, I'd rather you stayed there.
Yeah, I know. I'm sorry.
Serious.
No, it's always a crisis with those boys when they can't diagnose something.
Don't suppose that cleaner remember to bring back my,
what happened to him all of a sudden, go ahead and change. I'll bring it in.
Hey, mom,
this is,
and I'm
hungry.
You and your father
ask me to go hunting today where they done in the bayous?
I know. I know. What's the rush to
meet the kids? We're going to a holiday
movie.
What are you planning to use for money?
Oh, I got it. No. If it's only, I'm just gonna stay home, lie around all day,
not gonna shave the slop around
old clothes. Drink a cup of,
no. What?
Take a little nap in the afternoon. Have an early dinner.
Just take the whole day off. Relax. You know what I mean?
You get Tommy a porter for the movies.
Oh,
yeah.
Weren't you?
The one that decided to give him a regular allowance to teach him about money?
Yeah, I
did
look,
he may be an only child but I'm not going to have him act like one here.
I gave you the answer to that 12 years ago. Yeah.
Yeah.
I'm getting tired of always being the heavy in the piece
incidentally, since you're being so free with your money.
I only smoked a bill from Whitfield.
The same one
that your allows. You're kidding? Of course, $42. And I'm fresh out again
still and you've been promising to pay it. Clan. It's getting embarrassing.
Really? I'm afraid to go down to the store. What, for $42? Let him wait.
I never saw the day old Massa Whitfield broke his neck, getting anything over here.
$42. Listen, one of these days we'll walk into that store. And
what days?
Well, one of these days,
uh
huh. And
one of those oil companies decides that they can't lay a
pipeline in Arabia without the services of Dr Clinton Reed.
All right. A man with a high forehead and the disposition of an old.
How
a,
hey, come
on. I like high forehead.
Yeah, I bet you do.
Well, it happens. Don't think it doesn't. They've
taken a lot of guys from the department.
Bill Moseley works for an industrial chemical company. I
know
I have.
Well, it happened to me too,
just like having another baby
one of these days. Huh?
You're a fresh dame
pretty though.
You just about get by.
I gotta get out of here. Hey,
try and get in early if you can.
Yeah, I'll try.
Only.
Why don't you let Tommy have this quarter?
Why don't you get out of here?
Bye bye.
She took the water.
Yeah,
that's life a sport.
Why I get to work?
Don't sit through it more than twice.
Will you dear?
What do you make of that tissue pin? I don't know, but I don't like it.
This one's a specimen of his sputum and, uh,
here's one of the bullets clever recovered.
Uh,
let me see that slide.
Yeah,
it's practically pure culture.
Get him away from that body. Ok. Fellas. That's all. Let's go.
Just wait outside for a minute. Will you fellas for the others
any way to pull these sheets? Sure though.
Can you get this man cremated?
Well, I, I
don't want any supposing then I want him cremated right now. Set it up, will you?
Oh, clever.
Yes, I want everything that's touched and burned or sterilized. Do you understand?
You should
Paul get those slides into a sterilizer right away. Right.
Oh.
Say they sent over the serum instructor, Myerson.
Good.
Hey,
clever. What's going on around a
reporter who killed this man, sergeant? No.
And he leaves. Oh,
I don't think so.
Well, do you know it, don't you? This is important. Sure.
Has anyone been able to identify the body? No, sir.
Nobody sent the fingerprints off to the FBI. We haven't heard anything from him yet.
You get everybody here who had anything to do with the bike.
Yeah. Think of
men. Photographers
throw,
who found him?
Nearly everybody.
What do you mean near
it, Billy Hall
now? Yes. Now, right away,
Billy Hall had come
down right away.
Oh,
yeah.
Right now. Thanks. We had these people lined up.
Please.
Come
on, shake it up
here.
Hi, this is
doctor,
the
government
Health
Service. This will only
take a
minute as a precautionary aven.
We're going to inoculate all of you.
So if you just take your coats off, roll up your sleeves, are you gonna
call
and ask questions? Oh, Cleaver. Would you mind helping out?
And uh, thanks.
It was a fine job. You did. Just the right thing.
I appreciate
you.
Give them each two CCS
I picked up, have him cremated. Swell health. Clever. Now at the end, would you then
start out at the other end? Here's the alcohol.
All right, let's get this over with quickly. Please.
You
need a first,
send them things done. I
think just a little serum serum for what I told you. Precautionary measure. Yeah.
Precautionary it. For what?
Well, it's possible a dead man may have had some communicable disease.
I don't have to take
shots.
I can quarantine you for 10 days.
Oh, still. And this is gonna hurt you.
Aside from isolated KC.
In the last 20 years, there's been at least one major outbreak
in November of 1924 in Los Angeles, California.
A woman died of what was thought to be pneumonia.
32 people had had contact with
and within four days before the disease could be correctly diagnosed and contained
26 of them had died and they died suddenly violently and horribly.
The disease was finally found to be pneumonic plague.
Pneumonic
plague is the pulmonary form of bubonic the black death,
the middle ages and its death incident is practically what
you say he was.
I'm Dr
Reid of the United States Public Health Service.
And one of the jobs of my department is to keep plague out of this country.
Sit down, sit down. Don't let me interrupt you, speak your win to me
about
it. Will you please come on Mary
if Dr
Reid filled you in on this? Are you finished doctor?
Well, there's not much more Mr Mayor
Bubonic plague as you probably know, is spread by the rat flea,
which is why we watch all ships and ports.
Pneumonic. On the contrary, can be spread like a common cold
on the breath,
sneezes or sputum of its victims. Very interesting.
But I don't quite see why we were called to
this because this morning right here in the city,
your police found the body of a man who was infected with this disease.
Well, then what about him?
Our
report
show the man died with two bullet wounds. He did heart and lungs.
That was probably instantaneous. Right? Tom. Yes. So we had a police surgeon,
what the police surgeon said he would have died within 12 hours.
But what he did die of was two bullet holes. He had new
plane but he died
at Dr
Mack.
As
you
know,
Mr Mayor,
I wasn't there then was there when the body was brought in. But I can go now and
I had the body destroyed. You have destroyed.
It was the prime source of contamination. I had been cremate.
What else have you done? Maggy?
Everyone who came in contact with the body has been inoculated. Everyone
with serum and streptomycin.
And now I think they ought to be isolated.
We can have them watch, we know who they are all but one
the man who killed him
or meant Mr Mayor. This man was shot.
The killer wasn't within 10 ft of Mike and prove it was he shot on that riverbank.
Captain, of course not, he was dumped off the canal Street pier about 5530.
How did he get to the Canal Street pier? How do I know somebody must have
the point is that whoever dumped him there may very well be
walking around with incipient plague at this moment on our way to
No, we've got to work on the supposition, the doctors. Right.
Then it looks like your job.
All right, sir,
I'll do what I can,
but after all, we don't know the identity of the dead man.
We have no possible idea of the motivation and you haven't got much time, Mr Quinn.
Also, we haven't got the body.
Did you empty out his pockets? I had everything burned. Great. If the killer is
in debating human plague, you can start spreading it within 48 hours. 48 hours.
Yes, we have 48 hours. Shortly after that, you'll have the makings of an epidemic.
Commissioner. What's the use of kidding ourselves?
We can't turn up an unknown killer in two days.
He's absolutely right, Mr Mayor,
the police department can't be held responsible for this.
If you want to believe the doctor here. I'm sorry, sir.
But frankly, I honestly don't.
But if you want to believe him,
there's only one way to handle this.
Give the story to the press.
You get on the radio, have everybody who was in contact with a dead man leave town.
You can't give it to the press.
Now. I may be an alarmist.
I may be entirely wrong about the whole matter,
but I've seen this disease work and I'm telling you if it ever gets loose,
it can spread over the entire country
and the result will be more horrible than any of you can imagine.
And the key to the whole thing lies right here. Now in the next 48 hours,
you can take me at my word
whatever you like.
What can we do?
Find this man
then
put your best man on it. Yes, sir.
Tom, you work with the doctor.
Anything else you need? Ask for it?
Macky.
Thank you.
We'll give him all the assistance possible. That's it, gentlemen.
All right, Tom, make your arrangements with the doctor here.
I'll be on call waiting for a report. Take any emergency action, you feel necessary.
Annapolis, man.
No,
why?
No reason.
Hope I wasn't too rough on me.
No, no, I let the rest of them.
I still have a feeling they don't believe me.
I just know how serious this can be. I was trying to put it across to
him.
Now,
I'd start worrying about what you're going to do when we don't turn up with your boy,
Josh. This is the attitude you're going to start out with. We're not going to read.
I was assigned to this.
I'll do the best I can,
but let's not get the idea that I'm a sailor in your navy and I'll wait.
Hello, Warren. I've been looking for you. You found me and you're interrupting me.
Heard you had a meeting with pictures
and Mackey and the Board of Health in too. What's the score?
Some complaints about your newspaper? We figure we ought to fumigate it.
Now, now, you know, you can't hide anything when it breaks,
I'll spell your name wrong.
That's what I told him. You just ought to fumigate you.
You boys worry me when you take off on your own. No sense in. Not both worrying.
Goodbye
enough now, wait a second war. Good
bye.
Where are you going, Mr Ed?
I don't know. That depends on you.
Listen, doctor, I got a job to do just a routine sort of thing.
Like rounding up every possible suspect
I'm supposed to be pretty good at my job. So why don't I call you if I need you?
Are you implying you'd like to get rid of me, Captain?
No, but uh, I'll go with you.
Come on,
what do you call it?
You can see,
you call that a concealed weapon. You think you can hold me on this?
Why were you with it last night, last night while I was home? Shocking Oyster.
Who's on here, Charlie. Who knows the wife said you didn't come home all night.
She didn't come home all night. She don't know what she's talking about.
I tell you, I got a right to a lawyer. You can't just call me in without a lawyer
or what?
Why don't you meet a lot of guys? You ever see this one? What kind of a crack is that?
So, I hang around the roost once in a while. Does that make me an information bureau?
Listen buddy, I happen to be a personal friend of Charles Sweeney.
See, and he ain't going to like me.
Well, well, maybe Charlie Sweeney can tell me where you was at last night.
Why don't you call him and find out,
have you
out of here in 20
minutes?
20 minutes? You'll tell me where you was at last night. You can't do this to me.
I'm a citizen and I got rights
Raymond F
laundry attendant. 1943 Patty Larson, 30 days, 1945 Patty Larson.
90 days. Shall I go any further? No, forget it.
Mind if I smoke, trying to get away from cigarettes.
Put it on.
You ever see this guy? No, I never seen this guy.
Well, look,
I mean, I've never seen this guy.
What,
what are you asking me for?
Kiss it like that. You see it? You remember it, huh?
Where were you last night? All night, last night, last night?
Oh, yeah, I went to see my mother-in-law. She was wrestling semifinal. How are
you?
I was only kidding. Actually, uh, me and my wife went to see
you fat boy.
What's the matter? You don't believe me? I think you're a constitutional liar.
But people have told me the same thing.
I don't mind
the body was burned. So, so we don't have too much.
The boys who did examine him say he may be an Armenian checked or mixed blood.
Approximate age 42 height, 5 ft nine weight 143
suit made in high fresh shoes in Buenos Aires.
You ought to notify the immigration authorities immediately
get rid of him.
Keep going. Scott Mobile, Tampa and other gulf pots. Have no record of him, sir.
Anything else? Let's see, the FBI has no record of him.
Our lab found traces of fish rust resistant paint and salt in his clothes.
The fish traces could be shrimp. Well, it's certainly positive he came in off a boat.
So, unless he walked through a fish market,
bought four pounds of shrimp and brushed against a freshly painted fire escape,
I suppose those are all the photographs we have.
Those are the only ones the emergency ships are coming in now. Ok.
Oh, captain,
the
boys are sort of wondering why they have to take these shots.
They've been wondering, have they, what do they think they are in a summer camp?
Because the commissioner said so, that's why, that's what I told him. Yes, sir.
It's a matter, they're afraid of a little needle. They've been wondering,
roll up your sleeve. What do you mean?
What do you think you're gonna roll up your sleeve?
Why should I take one of those things? Because the commission has said so.
And I told the commission
roll it up
anything funny, Scott.
How's
it? How's
it
that?
Oh, brother, that's what I've got to see.
What's the matter? You guys ain't got enough work to do,
get
on
it.
How about that? But you can't say you're not getting action.
There's half the two bit criminals in town,
more of them coming through.
I wish you sounded more confident of getting information, information.
We'll get plenty of it about pickpockets, sneak thieves, wife beaters.
What about your murderer?
Not a chance.
Hey, that isn't gonna work. What are you doing?
I'm doing it because the commissioner told me to and I'm doing
it this way because it's the only way you left me.
But why I'm doing it? I don't know. How can I make you believe that? Believe it.
Why shouldn't I believe you doctor? You're a smart fellow, a college man.
You probably wouldn't make something out of nothing just to be important.
Listen, what are we here for? I'll be home.
You know, my mother always told me if you look deep enough at anybody,
you'd always find some good.
But I don't know with apologies to your mother.
That's the second mistake she made.
I should have seen that one coming.
Do you drink coffee cup?
Yeah. Come
on. I'll buy
a
cup. I'm busy. I want to buy a cup. I'm busy. Come on.
Let's see if you can drag that load across the street. Let's go.
Look, Captain. Do you have a family? Are you married?
No, my wife died eight years ago.
Sorry. The doctor
said she had neuralgia.
She didn't, it was a brain tumor.
You don't think much of me as a doctor either. Do you keep asking questions?
Like you finally get answers? No.
Do you mind if I ask why
government job, civil service,
30 years of pension, what do you mean?
I think it runs about the same as a police captain.
See
that
probably phoned his lawyer sue us for false arrest.
Warren. The reason I asked if you have a family, was it?
Well, I thought if you had some Children, you might realize the seriousness of this.
I haven't got any kids. Well, thousands of people do and think what could happen.
I think anything you like. But I'll still say I'm doing everything.
I look, this man came off a boat. He was obviously smuggled into the country.
Every boat we've combed the waterfront and we're,
than every man who could possibly know anything about it from what I've seen.
They may not want to talk to the police.
Maybe they don't, maybe they want to talk to their mothers.
Maybe they want to talk to you. What can I do about it?
Offer a reward,
promise immunity for information and get a couple more experts
from Washington to help me out or you could use,
you'll never see the day.
Look, do you mind if I do something on my own?
Yes, I do.
Well, what am I supposed to do?
Just sit here and watch this and captain I'm taking a chance. You may be right.
You can take a chance. I know what I'm doing and let me do it.
As a matter of fact, you'd help us both out if you went home and went to bed.
Ok, I'm not gonna argue anymore
and I'm not going to wait until the facts penetrate that thick skull of yours.
There just isn't that much time
as for the cost.
Hi,
honey. You look great. You got that stuff.
All packed, Angie, my suits and then two sweaters. I got em.
What are they after you for this time?
Angie? Why do you want to talk like that? Why don't you?
It's just a trip like it says Blacky. He runs you around like a dog on a leash.
He's my boss. A
big gooch.
He p me a
bigger
boob than you bunch saying he was. Why don't you stand up to him sometimes?
Why don't you tell him all?
Can you when you shut up? What are you hanging around outside for?
Why don't you get inside? Be alone with that big?
You think I lost my fuck
lacking
lucky
black.
It was long was I,
I packed everything like you told me. Can I bring your stuff down for your blanket?
Who's that with? You? Just Angie?
Is she coming?
She's my wife. What am I gonna do
first? Tell her to get away from them machines? Angie? Will you get away from there?
Like you don't like nobody cool with them washing
machines?
Anything I don't like is a smart crack and dame,
they get away from there.
Yes. You,
you want me to
just
stand
here,
you tell her what she's supposed to do. Relax. Will you angie?
We'll be leaving in a minute. I'll block you. You
should have stayed single. Well, you know how it is. She was working as Paul.
I told you to bring Paulie.
I know you did, Blacky.
I went right over there. I told him what you said. but he don't want to go.
I don't want to go. Why don't he want to go? What's the matter with him?
I don't know, Blacky. He was getting dressed to go out.
He said he was taking this dame out. He said he didn't want to go.
I told him all papa was laughing at the door to go out.
He never had a quarter. You have an old po when he had a quarter.
Well, that's right. He's always borrowing
as he get the door.
Why is he all of a sudden taking a da out? You know, I got a hunch about here.
You can stay here, Blackie
and I got a hunch about here.
I look blacky.
Let's get going.
I tell you they're picking everybody up and they ain't gonna pick me up.
You see they're machines that's business
legitimate even. They ain't gonna pick up a legitimate businessman.
They're picking up legitimates. They picked me up, they're picking everybody up.
That's just did one.
Why are they picking everybody up Fitch. Why?
I don't know, black people. Let's get, you
know,
you got a high school education. You're a smart fella. You don't know. Figure it out.
This guy Kozek
is just a floater.
He comes in off a boat gets very unsocial.
Even pulls a knife that he's gonna use on
Cody.
So they turn the town upside down for one crumb.
I got every cop in town huffing and puffing, trying to find out who he is.
Why are they doing that?
Lucky? I don't know.
And I'll figure it out for you.
I gotta hunch your Brunk up
in. So
I got a hunch. You brought something in and they're looking for
only he ain't got
and you know why?
Because friend Paul, he's got it, Paulie. Do you think he would do something?
He was his cousin, wasn't he?
I told you I had a hunch about that gun. I was right, Paul. He's a nice guy.
He wouldn't be trying to put something over on me. Fitch.
I saved his life and that's how he repays me.
You know, Fitch. There's one thing I don't like,
you know what it is? Sure. Blacky. Sure.
Somebody trying to put something over on you. I never liked to do
you find Rory? I want to see him. No black. He, no,
let's get out of town. I'm scared. I tell you don't pick me up again
that
they picked you up once they ain't going to do it again
but
I don't know where
pie went. I don't know where to look for him.
I'm gonna get out.
I just told you I don't like nobody putting anything over on me
particularly you Mitch
poly ain't leaving town and you ain't leaving neither,
ok? Like a shirt hands off on your big a
I'll get him off. Fine.
Thank you Fitch.
I swear.
Come on, Maggie.
Let's go.
What am I gonna do? Them? Suitcases are
packed
on.
Come
on,
hurry up, bitch.
I hope you're not planning on leaving town anyway.
I wouldn't do that. Where would you go?
Yeah, that's right.
Where would I go?
Is this the sea that's hiring. Yeah, this is it. They're trialing the ships now.
Thanks a lot.
Right.
No.
Down
on the Joseph Martin. This is Gerald Steamship Company.
A liberty ship going to Rio sailing at seven in the morning. Two A B.
Alright mom,
we have 1125 and 1127. They're going,
they're going, they're gone.
Good
as
well.
Thank you
on a steamship telling at Luciana
steamship company
C two is going to your Bahama telling at New
two oilers. Please
go.
Do you mind if I make an
1128
29?
They're going,
they're going,
they're
gone.
Grab the micro
that le
thanks very much.
Could I have your attention, please?
Could I have your attention? This is very important.
I have some pictures of a man here. I'll pass him out right away.
You take care of those. Please.
Do you mind, sir?
Thank you.
Now please take a good look at him.
I'll pay $50 to anyone who can tell me anything at all about him.
Anything
I'm not from the police so you can't get into any trouble.
I just want the information and I'm willing to pay for it.
Thank you very much. Thanks an awful lot.
Thank you, sir. Ok, buddy.
Ok. Anybody that's ever seen this man speak right up, will you?
I never saw him before.
I thought
that was so
anybody that can tell me anything at all? I
I've never seen you.
You get the th
in you, Johnny.
Can you tell me anything?
I can tell? You're taking a terrific chance flashing. That kind of th
around this mob shipping is tough.
You could say that again.
I'm serious about this. Any information at all.
Even if you just think you've ever seen anyone.
What's this fellow done, lad?
Nothing. There's no trouble.
Let me give you a bit of advice.
These fellows are not allowed to talk around here. What do you mean?
He ought to be a seaman too? That's right, Bud.
I got you.
Yes,
no trouble at all.
Look,
if anybody knows anything about him,
I'll be at Frank's place right next door here until
seven o'clock.
You can ask any questions you want to.
You can give me the information if you want to do that. Ok? You buy the call me,
I'll buy your breakfast, your lunch and your dinner.
If you can find me, anybody who knows this, man, we have three
limits coming out of the
yard. We
need three
right here. All you and
Steve
kept
going in the selling Friday one
boson and two ordinaries
on the motion.
We have 1125. It's going
show that sugar down. Will you
come on with those eggs? Frank? I gotta make the seven o'clock bus. You here,
I'm coming, I'm coming
a
rainbow
dream.
That's the
one.
That's the
one.
Yeah,
the,
the power
we do.
And thank
where
one
can I speak to you?
Sure, go right ahead.
Are you the man who's looking for someone?
Yeah. As a matter of fact, I was
someone looking for $50.
That's right.
He said for you to come with me, will.
He said, who's he?
Are you coming?
Yeah,
it's cold down here by the water.
You know what,
what was it you wanted to know?
I want to know if your friend has ever seen this man.
Why?
Because obviously I want to find out about him.
Do something wrong. No, he did nothing wrong.
Nobody's going to get into any trouble. Have you ever seen him?
No, come on. Come on. No, I never see him. Where is this friend of yours?
He wanted to know why you were looking.
You did.
Well, if he wants to know so badly. Let him come and ask me,
what are you doing here?
Where did you come from? Cut
that
out?
Who are you cup? I'm with the public health service. I'm a doctor.
That's right. I'm a doctor. I want to know who this man is. How he got into the country.
What ship he was smuggled off? So
I don't want you for 50 bucks. That's all you're gonna get. Take it
A Charlie. I told you not to drink.
I told you yesterday to keep him away from it.
Did you bring this man into the country?
No, because if you did, there's a good chance you're gonna die in about four days.
See you trying to kid nobody. I'm trying to save you.
You're a sailor. Did you ever hear of plague?
Plague?
This man died of it yesterday morning. He's making it up. I'm not making it up
trying to frame me.
I ain't never seen this guy.
I ain't been out of court in 10 days and I can prove it.
Ok?
You didn't bring him in or have any contact with him,
then you've got nothing to worry about.
No way.
No, I won't get out of
here.
You told me yourself, Charlie that the man was sick when you brought him.
Oh, you stupid little fool
Charlie, please. He's a doctor. He ought to know what he's doing. This is $50.
This is anti plate, sir.
Mhm.
Ok.
Now all of you sleep and star o'clock being hopeless, wouldn't it?
I got you on a tramp out and I go,
I don't know his name. I don't know nothing about him.
Swung the whole deal with one of the mates. What ship?
I don't know. You know, it was night. I couldn't say. What ship.
What's the name of that ship? I said, I don't know.
Look, sailor.
This is the only Hypodermic I've got,
and it breaks very easily and I'll start talking.
Are you gonna get in the trouble?
All right.
A
N
queen. Sure. Yeah, I'm sure. All right. Hold still.
Now, hold still.
Ok.
Bring him aboard. I'm going to finish my practice.
Couldn't you have been to Florida without your knowledge?
He couldn't, this is a waste of your time and mine.
The sooner you go over the side, the sooner I can get underway again,
pass away to the ante
room
and
tell you
let's go. You've got me two hours delay already with this heat.
The man I spoke to was positive the ship was the Nile
the last time I'm telling you, I never saw the man in my life.
Anyone who says he was smuggling off my ship is a lie.
A man exposed to new money plague doesn't lie. I say he did
call me a liar. I'm calling you a fool.
Ok. I'll get off your ship. But if that man was aboard you
and most of your crew will be dead before you halfway to San Diego.
I'll worry about that. Now,
of
course, it easy. Take it easy. We're in international waters.
This man is master of this vessel. We have no authority here.
Come on, let's go.
Yeah.
The,
what did you find out?
Well, from the tracings on those beans plant,
I can guarantee 100 and 50 to 100 and 70 rats on this show.
What
did I
tell you?
You men hear that
rats
and they might be carrying plague. Hey,
what's going on down there? Both?
Get those men out of there. All of them get back to work.
All right, boys. Let's start moving. No, we want to hear what he's saying.
Yeah, we wanna hear
what he's saying. Get moving.
Don't jump me,
right.
Stand
by
bluffing captain. You've got plague on this ship. You're inciting my men to mute me.
Now, get off of here before I take your men. Know. True.
Wasn't there another man on board who died just last week?
I'm the master here and for the last time, I'm telling you, it's,
you
put
the
san
san.
One of your cooks is down with fever.
That's just the first one, captain. Now, what are you gonna do about it?
What do you want me to do
right now?
I want to inoculate every man on board after that
you'll put about and quarantine your ship under my men.
What about the stowaways that didn't have anything to do with them.
It wouldn't make much difference if you were dead. Get the equipment. Paul?
All right, let's get started.
S
make
you sure these two men got on an Iran, they must, uh,
the only place they could have. What about the other man?
Did anybody see his body after he died?
Well, he's the sail maker. He sewed him up. He might have. No, I just dumped him over.
So
great
secondary infection from the man who died. Sure. It's the only possible way. Ok.
You can move along.
I think we have enough on this fella.
Yes. Ok. That'll be all for you.
You come on and sit down here.
Did you ever see these two men who were in the chain locker
here? You see them every day? You see them every day. How come
he c
him? Boy, he bring them food. Ok. Let him talk for himself.
Now you brought him the food every day. Get up. Did they ever say anything?
Uh
I
sure. Who
think goodbye?
This boy just kills you, doesn't he? Did they? Are you the cook? Yes. No, no way.
Did they ever talk about anything else?
Uh No, only one time they tell me to tell cook to make Shisha
shishi
K.
Do you want a Shishi
k
up?
I
like,
yes, I'm sure if I knew what Shish
Kab
was, maybe we'd be on a trailer that's lamb on a skewer.
Some of the Greek and Armenian restaurants around town serve it to
tell you the truth. I'm rather fond of it myself.
Uh, that's it. Uh, they call me dirty names. Uh,
they say, what are you going? So
shy?
Sure.
Uh,
they know the place. Uh, what's the name of the place?
Did they say the name of the place?
Uh, no,
he doesn't know just a restaurant. Ok. Run along.
Well, I thought maybe we had some there. It might be a little.
And now are you asking me the question?
I suppose we'll have to wind up in a policeman's benefit, but I'll have to.
Yeah.
Where is the owner of this
plane
over there?
Yani.
Shit.
What is it? You're the proprietor? Yes. John Affairs.
Yes, you serve Greek food.
Anything you like, gentlemen,
we're from the public health service.
I
on a clean place. I passed inspection last month.
No, we're just trying to identify a man. That's all
you know, this man. Has he ever come in your place?
What do you want him for?
If you don't mind my asking, I'm asking you, do you recognize him?
Not across the street?
You won't get into any trouble. We just want some information.
I ain't worried he had an infection, a contagious disease.
We want to find out who he was. Where he went, the people he saw. Sure. Sure.
I don't know.
So many people come here all the time.
Maybe my wife I ask her,
I got a feeling this is gonna be very helpful.
Ok.
You know, this is hopeless, don't you do?
This is about the 15th joint we've been in. It's 11 by actual count.
What can you suggest? Look, we run the whole story in tonight's paper.
His picture, everything.
I'll block every road leave in town, cover the bus station.
No,
you're getting it
slowly.
You sure make him stubborn about where you come from. That's right.
That's the man that Philip cold he brought in the other night. Yes.
Kuk.
The one that ate like a field hand.
What about him? They asked me if I know him
for pity's sakes. Go and tell him and stop fussing at me. It's both of health.
They say he's sick that bought a health was here last month.
We've paid for our life. So
I don't know how we did it, but they say he's sick. Be
so am I sick? But this is contagious. Contagious.
You tell them to go and mind their own business. We don't know nothing about it.
Don't stand there. Go and tell them that the law would
obey the law. We've never seen him. I don't know. I don't like it.
Oh John, I got a headache that's fit to kill me.
You don't go out there and tell them that we don't
know nothing about this and get him out of this place.
I'm gonna do it myself. Stop all this nonsense. Go on and tell them. Ok.
Ok. I'll
tell him
I'll
tell
him
she doesn't know him neither.
Why don't you leave the picture? He may come sometime.
I don't think he'll be around for a while,
but they are now black people
in the back. He found bully. Huh?
Yes. I tipped him off. Where to go.
Did you take care of that other matter? Pat. I stayed all night watched the house.
What happened? She came home and another peep out of us for good.
There you are. No, no thanks. No,
no,
no. Ok. God bless you.
God bless you.
Hey,
you got away
that it might be dead.
Papers
like a fun. See, I
found
that told me how you found him. What's that smell in here?
You've been trying something on your hair again. No black. I ain't putting it on
you. Touch that yet. No black.
Hi am Blackie.
Oh bully. What's the matter
sick? Don't feel so good.
You felt good enough to stay out last night and run me all over town.
Gave him a little bit of trouble up bully.
Who is this? My kid brother Vincent. Let's lose him. I told you I don't feel good.
I need somebody with me. We're with you poly blow out of here kid who asked you curly.
Hit the rugby boy.
The objection of a Fitch.
Nice to know you, Vince.
Nice blacky. You wanna do black your favor, kid.
Yeah, I guess so.
Run out and get me a scratch, you know.
Maybe I got something I can put a couple of bucks on for you.
Nice, Blacky,
thanks, Blacky.
You don't feel good up poly.
I got a pretty good doctor. Maybe he can take a look at you. I'll be all right.
I'm just sort of cold in my head. I ought to be in bed.
Ah, what? Ah, you're always bellyaching thatch. Nobody asked you.
Leave him alone Fitch. Maybe he's got a touch of swamp fever or something.
But
I wouldn't have had him bother you. Only, I would have asked
about Koja.
I never should have brung him that night. I'm sorry, Blackie.
But you got your dough and everything. I wasn't thinking about him
but now that you bring it up, he was not honest.
He was not just enough to have every coup
and to looking for him that grabbed every guy in sight,
whether he's got a reckon or not.
Yeah.
I even picked up the master criminal here.
But do you suppose they're doing that bully?
I know Blacky. It's like I told Fetch you,
he was a cousin of mine but I don't know nothing else about him. Some cousin,
he might have killed you if I hadn't been there. Yeah. Fine.
Thank you, Blackie. But
he, he didn't bring nothing into the country.
I mean,
he was, what made you say that only,
I don't know if lucky I just thought that
maybe the cops or maybe you thought that, uh,
I gotta get out and get some water.
So I'm going here some water.
I
mean, to say that
I know Blacky. I just thought that you figured that. Why would I figure that?
I know,
but there was nothing at all. Can't you believe me?
Why should he don't talk like that?
All pool? He said was, he didn't bring nothing in.
Pooley ought to know the guy was his cousin.
He was gonna stay with you, wasn't he Foley left his stuff with you?
I don't know where he was gonna stay. I
sit down Foley, I'm talking to you. You need the light to go.
I thought there was something funny about that shirt.
Pair Lisbon.
When was you in Lisbon last?
You like a blacky pony? He don't like to be lied to. You know what I mean? Poly?
He don't like, he just had a couple of shirts.
You can have them all what I smelled, what you got on.
I ain't got nothing wrong. You're lying again.
Perfume.
Do
I go out last night? I'm disappointed in you.
I've treated you like a friend and look at you.
I ain't lying. I,
I, why I'm always right to Fitch because I never trust nobody.
You make an exception and
you remember how it was when we took Poly and Cher and share. Yeah, that's right.
Blackie. What's yours?
Is mine only friend Poly doesn't believe that
he's like everybody else just out for himself.
No. No. No, that isn't true. I wouldn't
do.
What would you do if you were in my shoes? And a friend double crossed you?
How would you?
Hi. Hi.
Can I see you for just a minute?
Sure.
Anything
wrong.
No.
What's the matter with you? Why don't you tell him? I don't know. Nothing. I tell you
like you, honey, I just got to have $100.
It's sure, honey, if you're ready,
I'll be with you in a minute here.
I
thought that thing gave him the brush.
Oh,
I
see.
Fish. And I tell you he's been holding out on us like I didn't mean to let him get away
with
it. Don't get sweaty.
Where is he gonna go? That we can't find him?
Come on,
car, 17, car, 17,
car seven was tied up right off the end of the dock here this morning.
Car 12, Captain Warren. Captain Warren, emergency
woman. 6124,
Governor Nichols High fever case.
Captain Warren.
Captain Warren,
please acknowledge
the woman called him. Charlie. Doesn't that mean anything? Not to me, Mr?
No, I've got a nephew named Charlie,
but he is a nice fellow.
That's great.
Well, I don't know.
That was my last idea.
Have
one.
What
car,
what is it? A woman
say
BC.
Emergency
car.
Yeah,
off the plate
on
here.
That now
the boys in patrol car picking up the husband captain,
they'll have me in a few minutes.
So
doctor call. So
I'll have to quarantine the whole apartment. Get it in.
Call in and tell
Monahan. I want the detail here right away. Cover the entrance yourself.
Nobody in or out but the husband.
Yes.
No chance of a mistake.
No, you couldn't miss it.
Well, Paul, I want all that betting bird after you get her out head door.
Yes.
What about the death certificate? It's got to be filed.
The doctor put down a tentative diagnosis
of pneumonia with complications that'll do for.
Now, how about the body?
What do you do here?
Well, clear these people out of
here.
Where,
what you doing?
Let me see. My wife. I can't let you go in. What do you do to her?
Your wife is dead
dead.
Da
Rita.
You can't be. You lie.
She's dead. Mr
this afternoon. The doctor,
she said she just didn't feel good.
I'm sorry.
You finish.
Remember me? My first
we showed you a picture of a man and asked if you knew him.
You lied to us. Who was he? I don't know if you told us the truth.
There's a chance your wife might not have died. Who was he? No,
no.
Look, ma
I want to know about this man.
He had the disease that killed your wife. Now, who was he?
His disease killed my wife. Yes. Now who was he? Who was he Who is he?
Kochu? His name was
Kochu. I don't know him.
He brought him the other night who was
called the
Poly? Where does he live? Where does he live? Gloria Hotel, I guess.
Come on. There's nothing you can do for him. Let's go.
Now
I
work with
this place is quarantined.
Get the address of M's
rest quarantine then
and try and get a listen to everybody who's been in there in the past three days.
Yes, sir.
How many people have been? It's getting pretty rugged.
Oh, look, you stay here and take charge when you then send for any help you need,
right?
Nobody in or out. Nobody. Come on
Gloria Hotel,
Gloria Hotel. Uh
Thanks.
Oh,
nobody in or out. Nobody come on
r
is
to
thank,
what do you want? I'm looking for a fellow named Poley. He's not up in his room.
Where's his room? All right. Follow me.
Never mind.
I swear to you captain. If I know the guy has a record, I never take him in.
I run a clean establishment.
Yeah, I know nothing but retired millionaires and honeymoon.
Oh, no.
You know, I wouldn't have, nobody pulled three hundreds
out of here last month.
Nobody cap
honest,
nobody, the guy just comes in for a room and
I
just a minute, just a minute.
I just do remember, he just does remember a couple of guys were looking for him to go.
No, I, I don't know.
Honest.
I don't know. You gotta believe me. Why
come on, let's get out of here.
You gotta get both of us in trouble. So why don't you be a nice fellow?
Why don't you take your big hands off me and knock off
you ne you hear me? I
hear you. That's the trouble. I can't seem to tune you out. All right. That's enough.
I didn't know you lived here too.
I'm ready for your statement on this story. Now, doctor, what story is that?
I cut it out.
You think I've been walking around with my head in a bag.
You and the public health service turning this town upside down a murdered hole
in the ship in quarantine and now a woman dead,
an idiot could figure it out. You qualify. What do you figure?
I figure the guy had smallpox or cholera or something like that.
And I want to know why this story wasn't released to the press. Listen, wait a
minute,
Warren.
I look, nef
it isn't smallpox and it isn't cholera.
It's plague,
pneumonic plague
plague.
That's why we can't let you have the story.
You can't let me have it. That's right.
With the chance of an epidemic.
I knew you guys were crazy. Wait a minute,
wait a minute, wait for what? Somebody else to die. Not much.
You've already wasted a day. And I'm sorry, but I can't let you print this.
Can't let me print it since when have you been? I represent the public health,
I represent the public and they've got a right to
know what's going on and no two bit civil servants,
regardless of your opinion.
I've got to do what I think is best.
Did you do what you thought was best for that woman who just died.
If the doctor had known what was going on, couldn't he have saved her? Couldn't he?
I don't know. You don't know.
And because you don't know, you don't want anybody else to know.
Well, there's a change.
There
is
and don't think for a minute that everybody in this town isn't going to get it.
Drop it. If your editors
got the story, let him go ahead and print it.
Well, my editor doesn't have it but he's going to get it.
He doesn't have it.
What do you
know?
Take a
pleasure?
Oh, wait a minute.
You
speak
to no one. What's the charge for
in public nuisance? Anything you like? You're crazy. I'll have your back.
It's getting
stung. You know, I
can't do it. Come
out. You'll be walking a beat.
I've been busted by every newspaper man to try to get my bars.
I've been mopping floors in the Hall of Justice years ago. Come on.
Can that reporter really make trouble for him? Trouble where you've been living?
Mr? That newspaper wanted to put the pressure on him.
He'd be lucky if he could get a job mopping floors let's go. Bill.
Chris.
That's all I heard. Don't come any closer.
Better
stay
another contagion case, huh?
Yep.
And another uniform to be decontaminated.
Some fun.
You didn't catch it yourself? Did you?
They look a little beat.
Yeah,
they look so good. Normally.
Yeah,
I didn't pay it.
You can pay it tomorrow.
No, I can't pay it tomorrow and I can't pay it the next day I spent the money.
Now, will you, please just forget about that bill?
When I get the dough I'll pay it. Just, just stop pestering me about
it.
I didn't say anything.
Yeah.
Whenever you're tired you always seem to think. I'm scolding. Yeah. I'm sorry,
I
wasn't,
I
know
you're right.
What happened?
I gave it to somebody
and I wasn't, I wasn't talking about the money.
Ok.
Well, anyway, I
spent it on something for the department.
You can put in a voucher or whatever they call
as far as I know.
Nobody's yet figured out a way to get money back from the US government
quickly. That is,
I'll make up the cup for you. I've got
to
go right out. Look good. Be a good kid and make me some coffee with you.
How
about
a nice hot
soup.
But clenching
coffee.
Nancy, I told you I can't sleep. I gotta take a shower and get out of here.
Did you sleep last night?
Last night?
Yeah. Sure. Guess a mustang.
Oh, I didn't call you that
that's all right. I didn't think
it's a plague case. Pneumonic
play
here in New Orleans. A woman died of it tonight.
Whoever's carrying it's still wandering around. Well, at
least they have you,
you've been through it,
you know how to handle it.
Now, look, let's not belittle. Miss Sunshine.
All right. All right.
We went through it and
why don't you lie down just for an hour
waiting for me at the office. He
doesn't
sleep.
Can wait. He's younger than you are
younger than I am tonight.
What's eating you anyway?
Come on, I'm all right.
It's a
lot of gas tired
that's fed up.
Well, if you won't lie down, at least sit, you're making me tired. ST stick up.
I gotta get the call.
I'm just afraid if I sit down the next thing I'll lie down.
If I lie down. Sure as there are worms and little green apples, I'll fall asleep.
I fall asleep. I'm dead
now. You're cooking.
Just don't let me fall safely. You,
I'll watch you.
You know, that day I took a perfectly nice guy, a
cop,
not the smartest guy in the world, but who is?
So, I push him around, make a lot of smart cracks about him. I tell him off all day long
and he winds up proving he's four times the man I'll ever be.
I don't believe. Why do I do that?
Mhm.
You're tired now? All right. So I'm tired. But you know what I mean?
Yeah, I guess I do.
Yeah, I do the same thing to you, don't. I,
yes, you do. Well,
Rock,
you're not a kid anymore and you ought to stop thinking like one. What do you mean?
Well, like those jobs you're always talking about
Arabian pipelines or expeditions to Chile as medical advisor or,
you know?
Yeah. What you want to say is that I'm a bust. I ought to forget about him.
That's what you mean, isn't it? That's exactly what I don't mean.
You might get an offer like that tomorrow and you'd be perfect for it.
But that's a chance. And it's in the future you can't spend the rest of your life.
You know, you're a pretty lucky guy. Right this minute.
Lucky
we smoke. You are.
You've done exactly what you planned you were going to
do when you were a junior in medical school.
How many people can say that?
I don't know.
But I do know I've got exactly $38 in the savings account. So,
every once in a while you,
you get a guilty feeling that,
that you've been missing out or
that you owe something to,
to me or to Tommy or somebody or other,
then you take it out on whoever happens to be around
mostly I'm around.
So.
Oh,
so
stop feeling sorry for yourself.
Yes, I am. And
don't get smart with me
if there's a plague here, you're the most important guy in town
and not only to me.
Yes, ma'am.
So,
so that's all.
Wow.
How long you been cooking that one up?
You'd be surprised. That's what leaves a lot of time for thinking.
Some of it. I,
I thought up a few weeks ago
by the time I decided that
Tommy wasn't gonna be an only child anymore.
You decided what
you heard me?
Oh, for Pete's sake.
Do you mind
you son of a gunman?
You said yourself that?
But it was bad for Tommy to be an only child.
Well, what do you know?
I planed aside from
you, stay away from me, honey,
aside from Tommy, I,
I have no intention of being too old to enjoy my grandchildren.
Yeah, you're like,
don't worry about the money.
We'll work it out.
I don't worry.
This is nice.
I guess the reason I did it was because I knew you really wanted.
I like you clan.
It's only fair that you get some of the things you want.
I guess that's the real reason
bad.
Hey,
what's up? I don't know but it ain't good. What's going on? I said, I don't know.
They just told me to get you and bring you over here.
Sorry, I had to call you here. But my office and my home are crawling with reporters.
Now, I find you've arrested one.
What's the matter with you? Warren? Have you lost your mind?
Desk sergeant hadn't made a mistake? He'd be there still. Yeah, I know
what imbecility put
it on my authority. Mr
your authority. Yes. What authority is that?
You're an advisor here, doctor, a guest
and you can oblige me by confining your authority to your own duties.
Where's Macky? We can't fool around with this any longer?
I told him to get over here right away. He should be here any minute now.
All I want is a simple statement of fact that shouldn't take him too long.
Mr Mayor, we already got a line on one of the dead man's friends. His name is Paul.
Have you made any arrest yet?
No, sir. When will you? Well, it's hard to go.
I'm sorry, we can't wait that long for you.
Sorry about the delay.
Yeah.
Have you got it with you? That's the best I could do on
notice. I'm sorry. It's
not all the same. That's all I want.
I had Mackay make up a statement, a complete explanation of the facts as they stand
before I give it to Neff here.
I want a confirmation from you that the disease
can be contained and there's no reason for panic.
Our only chance for full cooper operation Clint is to inform the public. You agree.
No,
the minute he prints it, the men we're looking for will leave the city.
Now, I've told you once and I'll tell you again,
anyone leaving here with,
with plague endangers the entire country, the entire country. Hasn't got it.
We have a woman died here last night.
This problem lies right here in our own community, community.
What community do you think you're living in the middle ages? Oh, come now.
Anybody that leaves here can be in any city in the country within 10 hours.
I could leave here today and I could be in Africa
tomorrow and whatever disease I had would go right with me.
I know that.
And think of it when you're talking about communities, we're all in a community.
The same one.
Give me a second.
Take
a
photo.
Can I go now? All right.
There are about four more hours before the morning edition
and I'm wasting my time here.
Do what you can tom,
I couldn't hold Neff.
Strangely enough, I find myself in complete agreement with you,
but I couldn't hold him.
He can color a story any way he wants. Yes, he can. But that's his privilege.
I won't take it away from him
and
I won't say
it isn't better that way.
What is it, Bob Mind if I take off? No, sir.
All right. But I want to be on the radio in the morning at nine o'clock.
I'll be here by then, sir.
I'm not gonna lie to him,
taking the kids up river to their grandmother.
Oh,
I'll be in your office by 830 but I gotta do it.
All right.
Well, here we go. Don't get me wrong ideas.
You'll be there in the morning and you'll stay there. Yeah. Sure he will.
And kids are kids
nevertheless. Here we go.
You want some coffee?
No, I don't think so.
Tell you the truth. I'm scared to death. I want to call Washington.
Start getting some help in.
Well, Dan, I
seem to remember you as the guy that talked me into running for this office.
I was hoping you'd forget that.
What
if you need me? Mama? Send Vince. I'll be right over.
This is
Toy's mother. This is blacky, his best friend.
He wants to help him. Yes, I heard he was sick but I can't find him. Mama.
He's not in his room. I was worried about him. No, no, he's home all day and he's sick.
He comes home
but he's dying this time. Oh, no, no, mama. He's not gonna die. I'm not gonna let him.
I'm gonna send for a doctor for him.
But the neighbors already have sent for somebody. Yes. But mama, this is my doctor.
He's the best. He'll BB. Well, you'll see now you tell Vince to go and get him.
You see if Vince gets the doctor.
See where did Fitz say he was going? He went to breakfast,
he can go to breakfast. I've been looking for him.
I'll find him and bring him over you. Hurry up. God bless your blacky. Godless.
That's great. Bo
Drink it up. It'll do you good.
I'm gonna take care of you.
It's just you and me. He
just, you and me. We're gonna,
hi Blackie.
I was just gonna get you.
I was gonna get you. He probably was so sick. I didn't want to leave you.
I said we shouldn't have done it.
He said
while we do black,
you shouldn't have done it.
You shouldn't have done, take it
easy
when
you have done it.
Sorry, Paulie. But there's nothing we can do about that anymore.
The first thing we gotta do is get you. Well,
you hear me poorly. We gotta get you. Well,
I sent Vince for a doctor. Vince is gonna bring him here. He's gonna get you. Well,
well, sure you're gonna get,
you
gonna die. Oh, you ain't gonna die. I want to confess me.
You
get me a priest. You don't need a priest to need a doctor.
Come get you one. You gotta get, well,
stop pulling him, stop aggravating him. When you pull,
what's this?
I don't know, Blackie. I don't see it when I come in. Let's get out of
here. I didn't confess everything to the
place.
Not rol.
He tells us
like a, your income.
I ain't gonna what?
Ok.
All right.
Let's get it straight now. Just between us.
What did
bring in it?
I don't know.
And I know you don't know you're talking.
I don't know.
Where is it?
He must be lying around someplace.
It must be worth a fortune the way they're looking for who killed him.
I got the collections fully. I can move that stuff.
Split me and you.
I want a priest, please. What did you do with
it, please? I'm a priest. God,
you had three aces.
Where's the stuff,
or? Where's his truck?
Yeah.
Her brother Vince Pooley is a nice kid.
You don't want him to grow up here.
If you had some dough, you could buy him. And your old lady a place in the country,
the country is good for kids. Makes them healthy.
Be good for you too, Paul, he gotta get, well,
you're sick, pa
you're very, very sick and you ain't gonna get well in this dump.
I had a doc,
he's a specialist but he's gonna cast no,
without a dog.
Where's a ST
hold? What did you do with it? What did
that bring?
That's the way we're gonna be friends. Pa
what's going on here?
How did you people get in this room?
Get off that bed? Who said for you? Let's get out of here.
What are you doing here anyway? Are you members of the family?
We're his best friends. Well, clear out of here
that this man's got to be taken to a hospital immediately.
He ain't going to no hospital. It just happens. I've already reported the case.
An ambulance is on its way over.
You can just send it back because he ain't going to no hospital.
His family have already agreed to hospitalization. My brother Doc.
Good morning,
Miss. He's a very sick man. High fever doctor.
Oh,
there,
fine,
rapid pulse, respiration, difficult and uneven.
I phoned the hospital for an ambulance. They're on their way.
He's going to stay here. That's why we got the doc. Now tell her Doc.
But if the nurse says we
vince,
you don't want Poland
on some ward.
Do you want some internal A
a
once went to the hospital? She never come out.
Oh no, that's all.
So we'll take care of him. Probably just to touch a malarial fever.
We'll have him on his feet
after
his
respiration.
You can barely breathe
some pulmonary complications. Now, there's no need to excite the family.
Yes, sir. I'm sorry. But don't you think a hospital is Randall?
These people very superstitious
and if you take the patient without permission?
All right, doctor
I
the car,
we can't force treatment on you. But if you take my advice
on
that will be
all. Thank you, Louis.
Just escort the young lady downstairs. Would you say
that this man's in very bad shape?
Just fix him up so he can talk, give him a shot or something.
It take more than a shot to make him talk or whatever it is. Give it to him.
He needs an oxygen tent.
He'd be better off going to a hospital. He gone to the
hospital. You better fix him up.
Now, doc I tell you he needs an oxygen send out for some.
Unfortunately, I'm for solo
on brother in most of the medical supply houses.
Well, look, it's important for
nobody to talk to us do very important. Do you understand me?
Well, there's a little private place that I have access to.
It's rather an expensive proposition. Never mind that we'll take care of that.
How do we get him out of here?
Well, if you could lift that mattress and get him down to my car,
we'll take care of him right now.
All right, let's go.
It's on the third floor. Doctor up those stairs.
All right.
Thanks for reporting.
I think you better wait up
here.
All right.
Hold out of the way. But we got a sick man doctor. I want to take a look at it
on doctor. Get out of the way. Isn't his name?
Pie? Put him down. I want to see.
Get out of
the
whole
tap
war. The headquarters signal 50 coffee warehouse cap
war to headquarters. Signal 50 Coffee Warehouse.
You two guys go
over that way. Come to the
room
for
the
ok.
Yeah.
Get going
hard
time. Got the emergency squads link and the right trucks are coming in
like it.
Find
they.
Well,
well, look what drifted back.
Hi,
you been hiding, fella ain't seen you in a dog's.
No, I've been around here.
The boys been asking for you. You thinking on coming back to work here? No, not me.
I had enough of this stuff.
So, when's that
boat?
The Honduras late this afternoon,
she's unloaded already.
Say you ain't fing on signing on, are you? She's got a full crew,
but I'll try her anyway.
Take it easy, Pete.
Yeah.
No,
they mean you black.
Please
don't start no trouble now. Blacky. I uh
we'll start at opposite ends of the building and work.
You got a watchman in the warehouse. That's it. Let's go start
issued rifle, submachine
shot. Captain. They're no good to us dead. No shooting. What are we supposed to do?
Play tag. Who is this guy anyway? Come on, Danny. Let me give you a rundown.
I don't need no rundown. These are armed hoodlums. I got one man dead and two wounded.
You're lucky.
I can't go out and
we can't get up here.
We got sleep.
You
ain't quitting,
bitch.
I'm getting on a boat.
Ok? If that's the way it is, starve them out of use gas, but I ain't taking
out a
half a million dollars worth of coffee.
Are you?
Where's reed?
Right?
I've got something to tell you
it.
Oh,
bye.
I can't shut up.
Can you hear me?
Who
has to play?
Listen to
the
head play
the
doctor. I can cure you.
Lucky. He had plans. Look how he looked. You touched them. I touched the two.
Maybe he's right. Maybe we got the bus.
I'm a doctor and I can cure you.
It's your only chance.
Come over now. Surrender
and I promise nothing will happen to you. It's got to be here.
Wait,
read.
No.
Yeah.
What could you do?
Can
that?
Where's the other man
out of it?
Laurie? Come on, get out of there.
Come on, go then
get off,
get up,
get
out
pa
nothing.
All
right
for
now,
please
get him out of
here.
Come on,
tell
us the other
one along
those strings.
I
think
you are right now.
Let's go.
They
put,
yeah.
And
capital
Captain there you hold it, hold it, hold it, hold it, hold it.
He ain't got no place.
Yeah.
Take
me.
All right now.
All right
now we got to fish them out.
Hey, I almost forgot to tell you.
They found that case of perfume under the sink in police tenement. No custom stamps.
Perfume.
Is it worth anything? Oh, about 2, 300 bucks when you want a Bible? No, thanks.
Not today. Car, 17, car, 1737 and 23rd in Katina.
Dog barking
back to the grind.
You know, a barking dog. They got a lot to worry about sending a squad car out
for a tough about,
I don't know.
Come on, Clint. Keep me in mind.
Right.
Come
on.
Hello there, doctor.
Oh, hello there, Redfield. How are you? All right, good.
Say, Tommy tells me you haven't been around in a couple of days.
You ought to spend some time with that boy. He's a great kid. Yeah. Well,
I've been kind of busy. Your own son comes first. You know,
I'll get to work on it.
Say, by the way,
ought not leave this out either would rot, you know.
Thanks.
Ok.
In a wild chase during which one man was killed and the other captured. As a result, Dr
Mackay of the Board of Health has been able to issue a bulletin
that all contacts have been found and an
o
like,
he's got things under control.
He's a good man.
Turn it off.
All right.
Anything new around here.
All the thing.
What's that?
A
bill from the cleaners? Uniforms?
But I forgot. Didn't you?
What a mushy day?