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-CO speaking.
-Hall here, sir.
:34:05
I've an order at transport
pool, sir, for 14 lorries...
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...4 motorcycles, 18 drivers and 18 guards.
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Estimated use four hours, sir.
:34:14
-What's this for?
-Transport from Karaolos, sir.
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-Who is requesting this?
-Capt. Bowen.
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-What authority?
-Sir Cecil Bradshaw, of the Colonial office.
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-Yes.
-Countersigned Lt. Gen. Sutherland.
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-Well, allocate it then.
-Yes, of course, sir.
:34:27
-What's the query?
-I thought you might want...
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...to draw extra transport
from headquarters.
:34:32
-Don't babble on, man. Give it to him.
-Yes, sir.
:34:35
And get on with it.
:34:36
Very good, sir.
:34:38
Smithers. Take this and
get it filled at once.
:34:41
-Yes, sir.
-We'll have you taken care of in a jiff.
:34:44
Can I order tea for you?
:34:46
Rather prefer a gin and
tonic, if you don't mind.
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-Bowen, 23rd transport company.
-Lt. Arnold, sir.
:35:14
I want to see the
Palestinian camp commander.
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Right this way, sir.
:35:29
This is the Palestinian commander,
David Ben Ami.
:35:32
-How do you do?
-How do you do?
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We are relocating all the internees
from the Star of David.
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Here are your orders.
:35:40
Where are you taking these people?
:35:42
Their destination is not
included in your orders, Mr...
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-Ben Ami.
-Yes. Thank you.
:35:48
These people have not recovered
from their last journey.
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I cannot permit them
to travel again so soon,
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just because of a piece of paper.
:35:57
Piece of paper?