:01:07
What, s new?
:01:08
Same old daily potpourri
:01:10
Mr. Powel wants to see that foreign
stuff as soon as it comes in
:01:17
Don't declare war!
:01:31
According to high official it's
believed absolutely no chance of war
:01:37
Ah, foreign correspondents!
:01:40
I could get more news out of Europe
looking in a crystal ball
:01:43
Stopings' cable has
something interesting
:01:46
Stopins makes me sick,
they all make me sick
:01:49
Europe is about to blow up,
and all I can get
:01:51
from my foreign staff
is a guessing game
:01:55
I want some facts Mr. Bradley.
:01:57
For instance?
:01:59
Any kind of facts.
There must be something going on in
:02:01
Europe besides a nervous
brake down
:02:05
Why don't you try to send me?
:02:09
You've read a book on economics
or something
:02:12
"The Twilight of Feudalism"
:02:13
Yes, it was very well received
:02:15
- Not by me!
I don't want any more economist
:02:17
Sayers or articles
vomiting over our cable
:02:20
I want a reporter!
Someone who doesn't know the
:02:23
difference between an issue and
a kangaroo
:02:25
A good honest crime reporter
that's what the Globe needs.
:02:30
That's what Europe needs. There's
a crime hatching that continent
:02:33
Wait a minute
I have something in mind
:02:40
Who was that fellow who run on the
payroll robbery last week?
:02:43
You mean Jonny Jones?
:02:44
He beat up a policeman, didn't he
in the line of duty?
:02:47
Yes, they're all taking about
firing him
:02:50
Beat up a policeman!
:02:53
Sounds ideal for Europe.
:02:57
Send Mr. Jones up here right away.