:59:03
Okay. I'll wait.
:59:09
I'm worried about you, Mr. Haverstock.
:59:11
I'm worried about myself.
I feel weak-minded.
:59:13
You're right. I don't like you dashing about
without some protection.
:59:16
- Forget it.
- Lf you're right, you need protection.
:59:18
I've covered beer mob killings
and race riots...
:59:21
without even carrying a rabbit's foot.
:59:23
These people are criminals...
:59:25
more dangerous than your rumrunners
and house-breakers.
:59:28
They're fanatics.
:59:29
They combine a mad love of country
with an equally mad indifference to life...
:59:33
their own, as well as others'.
:59:35
They're cunning, unscrupulous
and inspired.
:59:43
I couldn't face Mr. Powers again
if you didn't live long enough...
:59:46
to turn in the best story of the year.
:59:49
I'm gonna be a fine foreign correspondent
hiding in an attic.
:59:52
I'm not suggesting you hide anywhere.
Just get somebody to protect you.
:59:56
A nurse? Johnny Jones goes to Europe
and hires a nurse.
:59:58
That's going to look great
on the expense account.
1:00:01
I know a very efficient detective agency
where we can get just the man.
1:00:05
- Okay. Whatever you say.
- I can arrange it for you.
1:00:09
If you'll feel better, I won't mention it
to anybody.
1:00:12
Mention it. If anyone finds out I've hired
a bodyguard, I'll shoot myself.
1:00:28
If that's Mr. Rowley,
tell him to wait outside.
1:00:32
I've called on Mr. Haverstock.
Will you tell him Mr. Rowley's here.
1:00:35
- Yes. Will you wait here, please?
- Thank you.
1:00:40
- Mr. Haverstock, your cab's here.
- Where are you going?
1:00:43
- To the office, I've got work to do.
- You mustnt go.
1:00:46
I was sent over here at great expense
as a newspaperman, not a refugee.
1:00:49
- How about lunch at the Savoy?
- I'll see you out.
1:00:54
- Johnny, please be careful.
- I'll be all right.