Speaker 1: Tired of the everyday routine, have a dream of a
Speaker 1: life of romantic adventure, want to get away from it all?
Speaker 2: We offer you.
Speaker 3: Escape, escape designed to free you from the poor walls
Speaker 3: of today, for a half hour of high adventure.
Speaker 1: Tonight we escape to the English Channel in wartime and
Speaker 1: to a harrowing night, crossing those gray cold waters in
Speaker 1: a small boat with a threat of instant death in command.
Speaker 1: As David Divine tells it in his exciting story flood
Speaker 1: on the goodwinds?
Speaker 4: Is that one where after starboard?
Speaker 2: Mm?
Speaker 4: No, now it's a mattress blasted frog. Couldn't see the
Speaker 4: living alone?
Speaker 5: That dead.
Speaker 2: I don't think we'll be finding anymore, not the.
Speaker 4: Way the fog is setting them down. Now where do
Speaker 4: you figure the patrol boat is?
Speaker 2: I'm sure to be about a couple of hundred yards. Support,
Speaker 2: Take it easy now, uncle, don't want to Ramma.
Speaker 4: Don't you worry about me? Dundas, just you start singing out, what.
Speaker 5: Troll over hole? What crawl hole?
Speaker 2: Epping the man? It's tarned to be dead? Ahead, Mac,
Speaker 2: better cut it back, I see her.
Speaker 4: They'll come about it.
Speaker 2: We're coming around, just stern anymore? Yes, three, watch out
Speaker 2: for those dingies.
Speaker 4: I see them.
Speaker 6: Well, three more coming afore give me alive?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 6: All three round?
Speaker 2: Come on, Matt, let's get them up there.
Speaker 4: Don't you batter dunders here? You send down a couple
Speaker 4: of men? Sure I make here. He's only got one clipper.
Speaker 2: On our Look, Mac, that doesn't make any difference.
Speaker 4: What's the matter? Shamed of it?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 4: No, but hey Ford, damn man.
Speaker 2: I can swing my load like any man.
Speaker 4: Be sure I get my top back. Don't let it
Speaker 4: get you boy. There's lots of ampuities work in these days,
Speaker 4: amp you tea? Look?
Speaker 2: Must you use that expression?
Speaker 4: Amp your tea? It's what you call a one armman?
Speaker 4: Amp purity? What's wrong with it? Better than what you
Speaker 4: call those things? They're a hoisting.
Speaker 5: There, ampute.
Speaker 6: I hate that word.
Speaker 4: Bloat is you call them? Man's been floating around dead
Speaker 4: in the water. He gets bloated, see bloated very pretty?
Speaker 2: You know what you call a gabriel goat?
Speaker 4: Like you and man?
Speaker 6: That's the bout.
Speaker 4: How many have been brought into you so far?
Speaker 2: Counting you're three, that makes thirty thirty.
Speaker 4: You don't say.
Speaker 6: Lucky we got this fog.
Speaker 2: Without it, we'd be sitting ducks for any stookers or
Speaker 2: messerschmids that.
Speaker 5: Might be about, oh you boats or U bouts.
Speaker 2: That's right, where's it a U boat?
Speaker 4: Senter down?
Speaker 5: No man, they brought in an hour ago. He said
Speaker 5: it was a time bomb.
Speaker 4: Sabotage.
Speaker 5: Yes, went off in the foret hole.
Speaker 7: Boom bubble bubble bubble, own bubble bubble.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that dundas I heard my never you lost his
Speaker 4: clipper in the aria, taking it real hard.
Speaker 5: You shouldn't take it?
Speaker 2: Oh now, who says I shouldn't turn?
Speaker 5: Don't get so, lady. I'm just trying to cheer you,
Speaker 5: don't you know?
Speaker 2: Yes, we'll cheering by getting your feet off this boat,
Speaker 2: so as we can shove off.
Speaker 4: Sure lady, sure, asking off going back to dover mad
Speaker 4: as well, hogs in for the night. We'll just make it.
Speaker 5: By dark hodo, cheer o, cheer you.
Speaker 4: He didn't have to bite his head off, leof. He
Speaker 4: didn't mean any high I.
Speaker 6: Said, layoff back, layoff, Oh right, right, hurt here.
Speaker 2: So that's what's eating yet, Sabbath. Can you imagine doing
Speaker 2: a thing like that? Can you see a man doing it?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 4: Whar you?
Speaker 1: War?
Speaker 2: Hiding is war? It didn't all drown. Only twenty nine
Speaker 2: of them didn't. They say one was a Yes, it
Speaker 2: must be awful to dry. It's an awful window.
Speaker 5: Die wonderful.
Speaker 4: It'll clear tomorrow. Wolf up ahead, Yes, good navigating doing this.
Speaker 2: I want to be right ahead of us.
Speaker 7: Mary, we're coming in, dear, head ahead, Mack, all right, yeah,
Speaker 7: I'll jump it, and I'm merry.
Speaker 2: Hello.
Speaker 8: How was it, Uncle Mack?
Speaker 5: Terrible?
Speaker 6: Dear?
Speaker 4: Yes, terrible?
Speaker 5: Were the many said?
Speaker 2: He?
Speaker 6: That's it?
Speaker 4: Mac?
Speaker 2: How's the fuel?
Speaker 5: Emperor?
Speaker 4: We didn't use a quarter of it?
Speaker 8: Are you going to fish tonight?
Speaker 2: M that's Mac. It's his boat.
Speaker 8: Fishing to night, Uncle Meg.
Speaker 4: In this fog, I should say.
Speaker 8: Not dandas can navigate for you in the water. They
Speaker 8: say it's as calm as a bath.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 8: I brought your food in case you're going out again.
Speaker 4: I don't know. I I think that husband of yours
Speaker 4: needs some sleep.
Speaker 2: Huh are you going to start again?
Speaker 8: What's wrong?
Speaker 5: All day long?
Speaker 4: He's complaining like an old woman. Yes, because he's had
Speaker 4: the bad luck to lose his fin.
Speaker 2: Bill flipper, Why can't you say arms?
Speaker 4: See see what I mean?
Speaker 8: Do you know you are a little rough about it?
Speaker 8: Uncle mere?
Speaker 4: What ought I do help him feel sorry for himself?
Speaker 2: Oh? Cut it both.
Speaker 9: There was a man to see you, uncle Macer, who
Speaker 9: we didn't say said, he dropped back?
Speaker 4: Oh what did he look like?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 8: Very tall, distinguished looking?
Speaker 2: Who's that man?
Speaker 5: Got me?
Speaker 2: Tall?
Speaker 5: You say?
Speaker 8: And Kenny a little briefcase?
Speaker 2: Come for the payments on the boat? Mach no.
Speaker 5: Ah?
Speaker 4: Would this be him?
Speaker 8: Oh? Yes, you're back, last in time to catch them good?
Speaker 4: You were looking for me?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 5: Yes, your captain Maccata. Who is this?
Speaker 10: Mister Dundas my nephew, the a husband of this lady Broockmester?
Speaker 2: Who are you? And what do you want?
Speaker 10: It's very simple. Must forgive my questioning. And one is
Speaker 10: engaged in my work. One can't be too careful.
Speaker 4: You your work?
Speaker 5: Intelligence?
Speaker 6: What's that got to do with us?
Speaker 5: I want to charter your boat for a trip?
Speaker 4: Government went work?
Speaker 5: Yes, a secret mission whip.
Speaker 4: Where is it you want to go to?
Speaker 2: Ask?
Speaker 4: Then?
Speaker 5: Tonight, Belgium, that's a fair hall.
Speaker 4: There's a U boat.
Speaker 5: The fog will cover you.
Speaker 4: What what do you pay?
Speaker 5: The crown provides handsomely in these cases hundred pounds.
Speaker 2: You're on wait a minute. May ah mind showing us
Speaker 2: your credentials, mister.
Speaker 10: I shouldn't Mind's a tall fellow. Fact is I'm not
Speaker 10: carrying any you're not. This isn't what you'd call a casual.
Speaker 5: Visit, you know.
Speaker 4: Oh, use your head, dundas he's gone where the Nazies are?
Speaker 2: No credentials? And would you mind explaining why you're snipping
Speaker 2: around a little fishing boat like this when you could
Speaker 2: cross on one of those big fast torpedo boats they
Speaker 2: got up at the yard.
Speaker 5: I find this man insufferable. Captain, Now what do you say?
Speaker 5: Time's grown show?
Speaker 2: Why don't you take the torpedo boat or the sweeper?
Speaker 2: They got sweepers there.
Speaker 10: Too, you know, as a matter of fact, and you
Speaker 10: should be able to understand those are government boats might
Speaker 10: be seen by one of the enemy shore stations.
Speaker 2: In this bog.
Speaker 5: You're a liar, mister, and you are a very astute fellow.
Speaker 5: Into the boats, all of you on a gun. Yes
Speaker 5: my ticket to us?
Speaker 1: There?
Speaker 2: What that thing down? God?
Speaker 10: Make you serious and see that I am now in
Speaker 10: do what he says, start your motor make me Shall
Speaker 10: I start it back?
Speaker 5: This is crazy, yo, and ty the ropes ju miss,
Speaker 5: sit up there.
Speaker 2: You don't stand a chance.
Speaker 5: We shall see. I'll sit up front with.
Speaker 2: The lady front. You don't know much about boats, do
Speaker 2: you know?
Speaker 5: And I shan't pretend to listen.
Speaker 4: Mister. The harbor entrance is closed up. They got the
Speaker 4: submarine nets in there.
Speaker 10: I happen to know they're open until eighty. I'd better
Speaker 10: warn you no tricks. I'm very good with the gun.
Speaker 4: You are, dundee, He says, he's very good.
Speaker 2: Shut up, let's go.
Speaker 4: So you're a Nazi, that's right? You talk like in English?
Speaker 5: Oh really?
Speaker 4: And Nazi? What I spy? You could say that, what
Speaker 4: are you going back to the continent for the war's
Speaker 4: not over? What time do you think we'll hit the
Speaker 4: Belgian coast around too? You didn't answer my question?
Speaker 5: What was that?
Speaker 4: Why are you leave in England scared if you like?
Speaker 10: As a matter of fact, I'm returning because I've completed
Speaker 10: my mission.
Speaker 4: And what was that matter of a bomb sabotage?
Speaker 2: Naturally, that ship, the one that went down off the coast,
Speaker 2: was that your work?
Speaker 10: Yes, I planted the bomb in the hole this morning
Speaker 10: before she sailed from Dover, shaking filty blood and macab
Speaker 10: let him curse. I find him an amusing old goffer.
Speaker 10: Thirty men drowned because of you thirty dear me, there
Speaker 10: were forty five boards.
Speaker 6: You know it was twenty nine, twenty nine thirty.
Speaker 4: What does it matter? That's big skinny Nazi, that's sneak
Speaker 4: in the dark.
Speaker 2: With his mission completely well. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 2: we were only joking, mister, nobody was drowned.
Speaker 4: What are you talking about?
Speaker 10: Twenty nigh? Your sense of security is a little delayed.
Speaker 5: One arm?
Speaker 2: Don't you call me one arm?
Speaker 5: Sorry?
Speaker 4: But what's the time?
Speaker 5: Tenders?
Speaker 2: Quarter of ought to be passing? Goodwin sands tied will
Speaker 2: be over them? Now?
Speaker 5: What time do they expose this.
Speaker 4: Time of year?
Speaker 2: Low tides at one.
Speaker 4: It means we get a fast ride back anyhow.
Speaker 2: If he lets us come back, No, not sick.
Speaker 4: How do we know you won't kill us when we
Speaker 4: let you off?
Speaker 5: You have my word?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Oh, don't take on, dear Let her come back
Speaker 2: here with us.
Speaker 4: No. See how tough he is, shoots women if necessary.
Speaker 4: I'd like to see you get that close to me.
Speaker 2: What's you, eh, ugh Nazi? I'm walking toward you matter.
Speaker 5: Don't you're asking for it?
Speaker 4: You know, bloody, Nazi Pete.
Speaker 10: Don't take another step, Captain knock bloody, he can't hear you. Go,
Speaker 10: don't slow down, one arm.
Speaker 6: I want to get him.
Speaker 5: He's dead, He's very dead.
Speaker 6: He was a good man. It isserves burial.
Speaker 10: And burial he's got. I'll push your throttle back up. No,
Speaker 10: your wife is next.
Speaker 5: One arm.
Speaker 10: Un that's better. And now we continue our little voyage.
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Speaker 10: How much longer dundas not an hour. I notice you
Speaker 10: change courts from time to time.
Speaker 2: Why is that the channel current? You're ride with it?
Speaker 2: You make better time?
Speaker 5: I see?
Speaker 10: And you'd like to be rid of my company as
Speaker 10: quickly as possible.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 10: I'm glad you're being reasonable. The old man was a fool.
Speaker 2: Do you think so?
Speaker 5: Have course? And so do you? Why do you say
Speaker 5: that you've seen the war? You know how it is?
Speaker 2: That's right, I know how.
Speaker 8: It is, dund this, don't talk like that?
Speaker 6: Why what's wrong?
Speaker 2: Mary?
Speaker 8: Don't talk with him? Killed uncle Mac? Not right to
Speaker 8: talk to him.
Speaker 6: We find each other very interesting, Mary, don't wait?
Speaker 5: Oh yes, indeed, tell me how did you lose your arm?
Speaker 2: R em?
Speaker 10: I was a navigator, the very good one, I imagine. Yes,
Speaker 10: did it er happen over England? No Bremen, Braymon. I
Speaker 10: see you chaps did a very thorough job at Brayman. Yes,
Speaker 10: you ought to be complimented.
Speaker 6: Thank you done this? Relax, Mary, relax.
Speaker 5: You must understand. Mary, what may I call you? Mary?
Speaker 5: You must understand.
Speaker 10: It's a very extraordinary thing for the soldiers of warring
Speaker 10: nations to get together for a chat like this.
Speaker 6: Taken nap, Mary, taken nap?
Speaker 5: Yes, why don't you? Yeah, you can pull this top
Speaker 5: lin over what.
Speaker 10: It's got blood on it, that top of blood. But really,
Speaker 10: the old man was over there and she's from him.
Speaker 5: Huh.
Speaker 6: We spent the day picking up after you.
Speaker 10: I see, and you used the toplin for the body. Yes,
Speaker 10: well then Mary, of course we mustn't use that.
Speaker 2: Please please?
Speaker 8: May I go back to where my husband?
Speaker 5: No, you may not. Why I'll tell you why you
Speaker 5: may not. You two are desperate.
Speaker 10: Despite your husband's conversational manner, I should like to avoid
Speaker 10: the possibility of your rushing me.
Speaker 6: You see how it is.
Speaker 10: Mary.
Speaker 5: I'm sure she understands.
Speaker 2: Just be very quiet, Mary. Everything will be all right.
Speaker 5: Of course, a lot depends on you. Dennis.
Speaker 6: Why do you say that?
Speaker 5: Don't you know what I'm talking about?
Speaker 2: Why?
Speaker 10: No, that wrench you picked up about fifteen minutes ago,
Speaker 10: it's right behind you on the ledge wart thwart. Then
Speaker 10: it's right behind you on the thwart. Do you mind
Speaker 10: dropping it overboard like a good fellow?
Speaker 2: Oh, that'd be a foolish waste war time. You know
Speaker 2: wrenches are hard to come by.
Speaker 5: Yes, I'm sure, then why not slide it over? Here
Speaker 5: all right, huh slide it.
Speaker 10: Even if you could hit me accurately enough to disable me,
Speaker 10: the gun would.
Speaker 5: Go of and you know I know.
Speaker 2: Here?
Speaker 5: Thank you Dennis.
Speaker 2: Now then where were we soldiers from warring nations? Oh?
Speaker 10: Yes, remarkable meeting gives us a chance to refresh ourselves
Speaker 10: on what it is we're fighting about.
Speaker 8: Dandas is fighting men who sabotage ships wars?
Speaker 5: You mean, don't you?
Speaker 6: Was now?
Speaker 5: I fight nothing, cyenveil.
Speaker 10: Unfortunately I am still able, so miss carry on.
Speaker 6: And I find it a little difficulty. Oh excuse me?
Speaker 5: What's wrong?
Speaker 6: Navigation? I have to check my course?
Speaker 5: By all means? What course are you steering?
Speaker 6: Why don't you come and look?
Speaker 5: Now? I don't think i'd better?
Speaker 2: Why not?
Speaker 10: You might have another wrench there, But perhaps you'll try
Speaker 10: to take my gun, which case i'd have to shoot,
Speaker 10: have to kill you?
Speaker 5: Then where would I be?
Speaker 10: I might steer all the way back to Dover without
Speaker 10: knowing it, that's so, And then I should have to
Speaker 10: kill your wife so she wouldn't inform you.
Speaker 5: See how it is?
Speaker 6: How do you know I'm not tricking you?
Speaker 5: I'm sure you're not. If we don't arrive by three.
Speaker 10: I'm going to kill her anyway, then you should continue
Speaker 10: to be stubborn her ways of forcing you mean torture,
Speaker 10: but nearly it's very difficult to do alone. But in
Speaker 10: your case, one armed should be comparatively simple.
Speaker 6: Well, let's not waste words on all that.
Speaker 2: I'm taking you where you want to go, and I'm
Speaker 2: counting on you to keep your word to allow us
Speaker 2: safety parts.
Speaker 5: Well, of course I don't believe in Dundee's but why
Speaker 5: why not?
Speaker 8: Because you're what.
Speaker 9: You are, and because Dundas might know something. Your people
Speaker 9: want to find out. Dundee, don't you see that they'll
Speaker 9: taught to you he's lying.
Speaker 2: Done?
Speaker 6: Please, Mary, please don't worry.
Speaker 10: You have my word, my sacred words, on my honor
Speaker 10: as a gentleman.
Speaker 2: You see, Mary, we have nothing to worry.
Speaker 5: Yes, it must be wonderful to be out of the fighting.
Speaker 6: Not bad.
Speaker 5: I'll be glad when it's over.
Speaker 6: I think it'll be over soon.
Speaker 5: Quiet, you've heard of our buzz bombs.
Speaker 10: Yes, that's only the beginning. We're developing weapons. A thousand
Speaker 10: times is terrible. Oh, ten thousand times is effected?
Speaker 6: Really?
Speaker 2: Tell me about they?
Speaker 5: Oh, a wife seems to have gone.
Speaker 10: Sleep where I can't see very well in this dark
Speaker 10: against my knee.
Speaker 6: Good, I'll bout your new weapons. You were saying ten
Speaker 6: thousand times is terrible.
Speaker 10: Yes, there are rockets the like of which the English
Speaker 10: have not dreamed. Rockets that can travel a hundred miles
Speaker 10: three hundred. No one knows what their limitations will be
Speaker 10: radio controlled speed about thirty thousand miles an hour, altitude
Speaker 10: sixty miles. Then what they will carry I I leave
Speaker 10: to your imagination.
Speaker 6: Why leave it to my imagination?
Speaker 2: What you wouldn't tell me all this highly secret business
Speaker 2: that were your intention to allow us safe departure? Now
Speaker 2: would you?
Speaker 5: I'm sure your agents know this by now.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but something tells me you've come to
Speaker 2: a decision about us.
Speaker 5: How much longer until we hit Chore?
Speaker 2: Not long now? I'm bringing her into a deserted beach
Speaker 2: a few miles outside.
Speaker 6: Of our stay.
Speaker 2: I see if you look ahead, you may see the
Speaker 2: shorelines soon straight ahead.
Speaker 5: Yes, it's impossible.
Speaker 4: This fog is too much.
Speaker 6: What it don't give me? Don ye?
Speaker 8: Done this?
Speaker 6: Good work?
Speaker 2: Mary?
Speaker 6: Stand back for lock.
Speaker 2: That's it. I'll raise him good in high.
Speaker 8: Oh, Dennis thought he'd never drop his wrist.
Speaker 9: I waited and.
Speaker 2: Waited, Mary, take the wheel hold that course, yes, Donders. Well,
Speaker 2: well it's.
Speaker 5: A remarkable woman, your wife.
Speaker 10: Yes, indeed, unfortunately there's no cartridge in the chamber.
Speaker 2: Well it's pointed at your gut. Why don't I pull
Speaker 2: the trigger and see if you're telling the truth.
Speaker 5: Perhaps you'd better not.
Speaker 2: I don't see why not if it's empty?
Speaker 5: Oh no, it's loading.
Speaker 2: Huh huh, you were?
Speaker 5: I wonder. I wonder if you're the type who can
Speaker 5: killed the man he's facing.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I've never done it.
Speaker 5: It's very difficult, you know.
Speaker 10: Just think of me as a fellow human being, flesh
Speaker 10: and blood like yourself. Think of the infinite genius that
Speaker 10: went into making this body of mine, skin, muscles, arteries, veins, organs,
Speaker 10: vessels in the blood.
Speaker 5: The blood.
Speaker 10: Murders a very difficult thing when you're face to face
Speaker 10: with the murder.
Speaker 2: I know, I don't feel as though I could kill
Speaker 2: you right at this minute.
Speaker 5: But suppose I try.
Speaker 2: All I have to do is squeeze the trigger ever
Speaker 2: so little.
Speaker 5: Wait, No, don't do not.
Speaker 10: My My life is worth a lot to me, more
Speaker 10: I believe it or not, than my pride, my honor,
Speaker 10: my love of Germany.
Speaker 5: Oh much much more than that.
Speaker 2: All right, have your proposition done this? There is still
Speaker 2: many I know what I'm doing.
Speaker 5: Yes, you keep out of this.
Speaker 2: What's your proposition?
Speaker 10: Money? You're going to need money, aren't you? A one
Speaker 10: arm has a tough time of it in peacetime. Jobs
Speaker 10: are hard to get on. I have several accounts in
Speaker 10: London banks, big accounts. I can write you a check.
Speaker 10: You can cash it tomorrow. How much A thousand pounds?
Speaker 2: I can't hear you and this don't do this?
Speaker 5: Two thousand.
Speaker 10: Three five then, and that's all the money I have
Speaker 10: in the world.
Speaker 2: What about on you?
Speaker 5: Yes, yes, yes, in the in the briefcase one hundred
Speaker 5: and fifty pounds, I.
Speaker 2: Don't know, but the brief I'll take care of that
Speaker 2: after you leave. Write the check for five thousand pounds.
Speaker 8: Oh, dund this please please don't do it.
Speaker 5: Her wife doesn't doesn't understand these things.
Speaker 2: This is the way of the world, dear, And for
Speaker 2: this I let you off to the beach. Of course
Speaker 2: I want to warn you against mentioning my names.
Speaker 5: But of course, here here's your check.
Speaker 10: Thank you.
Speaker 5: Hunt. Aren't you going to shoot me.
Speaker 2: Now, No, bargain's a bargain. I'll follow through.
Speaker 10: Why are you you aren't an honest man?
Speaker 2: Deal is a deal?
Speaker 5: Yes, yes, that's right.
Speaker 2: I'd better take the wheel.
Speaker 8: So shall I take the gun?
Speaker 2: Dunder?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 8: Please done this? Please let me hold No? Mary, Well,
Speaker 8: why the name of Heaven Kanta? You can't steer and
Speaker 8: cover him at the same time.
Speaker 2: Not with you take the gun. You'll shoot him, Mary,
Speaker 2: I know you would, Yes, you would, and that'd be dishonest.
Speaker 2: Many we've made a deal, this man and I.
Speaker 5: Yes, yes, an honorable dealer.
Speaker 2: How to steer? And all? That does pose a problem? Mary,
Speaker 2: bring me that big wrench.
Speaker 5: What what are you going to do?
Speaker 2: Since I can't handle the wheel and the gun, and
Speaker 2: since Mary is not to be trusted, I'll keep the
Speaker 2: wrench for just in case and solve the gun problem
Speaker 2: very simply. And you, sir, you'll find a fishing line
Speaker 2: with lead on the end of it, right up there
Speaker 2: in the front locker. I'm going to slow down now
Speaker 2: we're almost there. You'll do the sounding for me.
Speaker 10: Yes, yes, of course, you deliberately threw that gun overboard.
Speaker 2: You're selling out five thousand pounds, dear, as the Yanks
Speaker 2: put it that ain't hey, I have to lie all right,
Speaker 2: Throw it ahead of you and feel when it touches bottom.
Speaker 2: Then measure the depth by your spread arms.
Speaker 9: You're good, link ilk, I know the wars are shocked
Speaker 9: to you're losing your arm inob don't do this.
Speaker 8: You'll regret it. You'll regret it all the rest of
Speaker 8: your days.
Speaker 2: Hit bottom id.
Speaker 5: Two three.
Speaker 4: Four five five.
Speaker 2: That's all all right, we're closing another coast swing again.
Speaker 9: Right.
Speaker 2: We'll hear the surf in a minute now. It will
Speaker 2: not be very strong. It's low tide, you know, two.
Speaker 5: Three and a half.
Speaker 2: All right, get ready to jump jump Unless boat hasn't
Speaker 2: got wheels, you'll have to walk the last ten feet
Speaker 2: in all right, get ready, here we are the minute
Speaker 2: you feel us great bottom, jump out and push the
Speaker 2: bow around right this unish Here I go, good night,
Speaker 2: good night? Why sucker that check?
Speaker 4: The bank is short of funds to the name I signed?
Speaker 2: Oh really on the beach, Yes, I'm want it. Take
Speaker 2: a few steps. Why you'll see it stops. There's water
Speaker 2: beyond the bank is short of funds. At beach is
Speaker 2: short of sand. Whenever you're on Goodwin Sands Nor was
Speaker 2: just six miles that way. Which way I didn't say.
Speaker 2: And if you're thinking of swimming, I can tell you
Speaker 2: you don't stand a chance. You it's low tide now,
Speaker 2: but wait a while. In a few hours, it'll be
Speaker 2: ten feet over your head. Drowning's not pleasant, Nazi. If
Speaker 2: you had your gun, you could suit yourself. You could
Speaker 2: hang yourself with your belt, but throw on no trees.
Speaker 2: So think about those men you drowned today. Think about
Speaker 2: them while you wait. I may be around to pick
Speaker 2: up your body soon. Maybe.
Speaker 6: Good Night.
Speaker 3: Claut Escape is produced and directed by William N. Robson
Speaker 3: Tonight we have presented Blood on the Goodwins by David Divine,
Speaker 3: adapted for radio by James Pahle. Featured in the cast
Speaker 3: were Jack Edwards as Dundas, Will Gear as Uncle Mac,
Speaker 3: and Barton Yarborough as the Nazi. Also heard were Betty
Speaker 3: lou Gerson and Eric Snowden. Special music was arranged and
Speaker 3: conducted by Devil Castillio.
Speaker 2: Next week, you.
Speaker 1: Are high in the mountains of Peru, digging frantically for
Speaker 1: a vast fortune in golden inkle relics. Upon your success
Speaker 1: hangs the fate of a beautiful woman and your own life.
Speaker 3: Next week we escape with the thrilling tale of one
Speaker 3: of the most murderous treasure hunts ever made, as David
Speaker 3: Dodge tells it in his exciting story Plunder of the Sun.
Speaker 3: Goodbye then until this same time next week, when once
Speaker 3: again we offer you escape. A fellow name Bob Hope
Speaker 3: will turn up on the Bing Crosby Show this Wednesday night,
Speaker 3: so don't say we didn't alert you for the show
Speaker 3: of the week. This verbal tennis match between Being and
Speaker 3: Bob will be broadcast on most of these same CBS stations,
Speaker 3: along with the Groucher, Mark Show, Burns and Allen and
Speaker 3: Lemon Abner all Wednesday night CBS features to name.
Speaker 2: Tune in this fall all this shows that you love.
Speaker 8: Best of all, listen carefully.
Speaker 6: Here's the address. It's ABS.
Speaker 3: Stay tuned now for Life with Luigi, which follows immediately
Speaker 3: over most of these same CBS stations. This is CBS,
Speaker 3: the Columbia Broadcasting System