:19:03
Hello, Mama Ochobee.
:19:05
Every lndian here is
a descendent of Mama Ochobee.
:19:07
She admits to being 1 08 years old.
But she has a son who's 1 1 2.
:19:11
We suspect Mama doesn't tell
the truth about her age.
:19:15
Him new husband? No, Mama.
Not new husband.
:19:21
You got cigarette?
:19:34
Pretty big blow coming?
:19:41
Indians always know.
Don't ask me how, but they do.
:19:44
More will be along. They come to
us from as far as Matecumbe Key.
:19:48
This one was born in our lobby
during the last big blow.
:19:54
Hello, Tom.
Hello, John.
:19:55
Tom and John are Osceola.
:19:57
How do you do?
:19:59
We get Mr. Temple message.
We hear give ourself up to police.
:20:03
He thinks it's the best.
:20:04
What Mr. Temple say, we do.
:20:06
Him good friend to lndian.
:20:08
Why don't you go to the hotel?
Dad'll call Palm Grove.
:20:11
Thanks, Miss Nora.
:20:21
Poor fellas got into some trouble
and were arrested.
:20:24
I know.
Mr. Temple told me about them.
:20:26
They really trust Dad Temple.
All the lndians.
:20:29
As far as they're concerned,
he's the United States of America.
:20:32
You're very happy here,
aren't you?
:20:34
-Very.
-You're never lonely?
:20:38
Did George tell you?
I met him at a USO dance.
:20:40
He was lonesome.
He wanted company.
:20:43
I was working at a defense plant.
:20:45
I knew lots of people,
but I was lonesome too.
:20:48
Before George, my life
hadn't made much sense.
:20:50
I never had much of a home,
and I didn't like what I had.
:20:54
George. . .
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. . .gave me roots.
:20:57
When he went overseas,
I came here to stay with his father. . .