:00:00
I'm going to have
a talk with him.
:00:01
- I wouldn't do that if I were you.
- Why not?
:00:04
Somebody's got to talk to him.
:00:06
It's usually a good rule to stay out
of other people's business.
:00:09
But maybe it's better
if you learn the hard way.
:00:11
Go ahead if you want to.
You're not a baby anymore.
:00:14
Just think, in another week,
I'll be graduating.
:00:18
Mother, may I get a war job?
:00:20
You certainly may not.
You're going to college.
:00:23
College. But all the girls are talking
about getting war jobs.
:00:27
I promised your father and myself
that all the things
:00:32
we planned for you are going
to come true, war or no war.
:00:35
- But I want to do something.
- We're doing all we can, dear.
:00:38
Pop is fighting so that
you girls can continue...
:00:42
It is three minutes after 7:00.
:00:47
Here.
:00:48
- See what I mean?
- Yes.
:00:52
Oh, dear.
Here, give him his breakfast.
:00:56
And tell him
anything you want to.
:00:59
The old goat.
:01:03
Good morning, Colonel Smollett.
Looks like a fine morning.
:01:06
Yes, yes, yes, yes.
Where is Superman?
:01:11
I beg your pardon?
:01:12
Pages 9 to 12 inclusive
are mysteriously missing.
:01:22
- Where's the other one?
- Brig? It's a little early for her.
:01:25
The other egg.
:01:28
That's the only one we have.
There's getting to be a shortage.
:01:32
I guess the hens are...
busy with war work.
:01:40
Coffee.
:01:41
Do you mind
being talked to at breakfast?
:01:43
I most certainly do mind.
:01:47
- It's about Bill.
- About whom?
:01:50
Bill. You remember,
your grandson.
:01:51
Yes, indeed, I do remember.
What about him?
:01:55
He's a nice boy.
:01:57
A most interesting
observation, Miss Hilton.