1:00:02
Do you mind going out
through the garden?
1:00:04
Not at all.
1:00:12
You and the Countess must be
running out of small talk, anyway.
1:00:15
Goodnight.
1:00:26
This was deciphered from
the German code?
1:00:28
Yes, sir.
- Who's seen it?
1:00:29
You and I, sir.
1:00:31
But McFadden should
hear it. I'll need his help.
1:00:34
'From German Embassy, Ankara.
To Reich Foreign Minister, Berlin.
1:00:37
In replay your query concerning
authenticity documents...
1:00:40
...obtain from Cicero, am firmly
convinced material genuine.
1:00:45
Cicero lives within British Embassy...
1:00:48
...obviously has access to
top secret information.
1:00:51
Kaltenbrunner's failure
evaluate documents...
1:00:54
...make them available
to me tragic blunder.
1:00:57
Strongly urge you bring this matter
to personal attention of the Fuhrer.
1:01:00
Signed, von Papen.'
1:01:04
Cicero? Cicero?
1:01:06
It's a code name for their informer.
1:01:08
Where do we start?
1:01:10
With your permission, I'll
order a house search at once.
1:01:13
Cicero probably left anything
incriminating lying about.
1:01:16
Something might turn up.
- One thing's sure.
1:01:18
An open search'll put him
on his guard.
1:01:20
That can't be helped.
1:01:21
If we can't catch him,
we've got to frighten him.
1:01:23
Frighten him enough to make
him stop for a while.
1:01:26
At any rate, we'll gain time.
1:01:28
Gentlemen, I'm forced to leave
this matter in your hands.
1:01:30
I am expected in Cairo
tomorrow evening.
1:01:33
You may take all the security
measures you consider necessary.
1:01:37
I suggest the combination
of safes be changed...
1:01:39
...and safety devices installed.
- Of course.
1:01:41
Do you have enough men?
1:01:43
We have four agents in Ankara.
1:01:45
I can reassign them to this.
- Whatever you think.
1:01:52
Tell me, Travers, do you have
any idea who it might be?
1:01:56
A dozen members of the staff have
access to classified material.
1:01:59
Clerks, attachés, undersecretaries,
the first counsellor and so on.