:10:00
Sorry, Joe, but the mail goes out
on schedule. So do the pilots.
:10:02
Since when, Geoff?
:10:04
I want Les to check over that stuff
that came in on the boat today.
:10:08
- When did you think that up?
- Just now.
:10:12
Geoff, the boys gambled and he lost.
Let him go.
:10:17
- Is that an order?
- Yeah! No, no...
:10:21
Who is running things here anyway?
:10:23
- That's what I mean. Joe, get going.
- Miss Lee and I were having dinner.
:10:27
Don't worry about Miss Lee.
I'll take up where you left off.
:10:29
Look here, mister.
I've got something to say about this.
:10:34
Chorus girl?
:10:35
No, I do a specialty.
:10:40
So much the better. Pick up that stuff
on your way back from Las Cruces.
:10:43
- See you later, Miss Lee.
- You will, will you? I might have...
:10:50
Who does that guy think he is?
:10:53
- That's the boss.
- As you may have gathered.
:10:55
- He's not my boss and...
- Bonnie, I hope you win.
:10:59
- I'll be seein' ya.
- Good-bye, Joe.
:11:01
Be careful. No chances.
:11:04
- Dutchy, find something to worry about.
- That's what you should be doing.
:11:14
Hi, Lily.
:11:23
I've got to go.
I'll be back soon.
:11:25
- So long.
- Bye, darling.
:11:33
How can he fly in this fog?
:11:35
It's just on the ground. He'll pull up
through it. Only 200, 300 feet thick.
:11:39
What he's waiting for is the heavy stuff
farther up in the pass.
:11:43
- Sounds like double-talk.
- I guess it does.
:11:46
The only way inland from here
is through a deep pass.
:11:49
It's up...
You can't see it.
:11:51
It's 14,000 feet at the low spot.
Wind and clouds make it a bad place.
:11:55
That's why we keep a lookout part way
through to tell us when it clears.
:11:58
Calling Barranca.