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But gentlemen...I know nothing about this article being printed... I was out of town. The let me read what is printed here in your paper. If Japan wants to control China... ...we must first crush the United States... ...just as in the past we had to fight in the Russo-Japanese War. Gentlemen, you know the Chronicle has supported the government for 25 years. Every government. This insult to Baron Tanaka and the Japanese people... ...has caused great disturbance. You must know the penalty for disr

egarding censorship. If my managing editor has violated any of the regulations... ...I'll fire him! Nick! Nick Condon! Somebody dig up Nick Condon! He's out...something important. Said he wasn't to be disturbed. I don't care if he's interviewing the emperor... Get him here right away! - Get him on the phone, Kinshan. - OK, Mr Sprague. But he's not going to like it. Get him anyway. Hello, Oshima! What's on your mind? There is a matter to discuss... If you please. Shoot! It is an official matter o

f great importance. Great!...Come on in... We'll talk it over. - Nick...will you please get... - Oh...alright...alright! Hand me that towel, will you. Lies! Lies! It is all one big lie! Every word is untrue. Now, just a minute... You must disclose source of your information. Police must know name of this traitor. Alright...that's fair enough... You have a right to know. The name of the traitor is the American press. That article appeared in 3 New York newspapers. But I cannot believe it! Alright

...check with your consul in New York. Very unfortunate...when an American newspaper prints slander... Oh, I agree...I agree! If there's anything I hate... ...it's to give anyone a poor impression of Japanese friendship. Ah...thank you! Thank you. You can't do this to me, Nick. My blood pressure won't stand it. Supposing they shut me down? When I came here 2 years ago and took over this rag... It was on one condition... And I run it! I know Nick...but you can't... Your circulation has doubled. A

dvertising has gone up 500%... And you're making more money than you ever made in your life. You're not doing so badly yourself. You're making 5 times the money you made in Shanghai. Tired of the deal? Don't think I don't appreciate what you did for The Chronicle. But printing things like that... That's what newspapers are for... That's what people buy. Not just Japanese propaganda handouts. This was just a rumor! And thousands of American businessmen have a right to know about rumors like that.

I know...I know...but, Nick... Lots of Japs read English, too. There was more to that than just a rumor. When those 2 birds hear about it... I'll have Ollie Miller look into it. "Look into it"?... We've got to get out of it! You're going to write the retraction. I'll write a retraction when they prove the story is false. Nick...are you sure that piece was in the New York papers? The Japs would have caught it on the wires, and censored it. New Yorkers read it yesterday. Yesterday? Then how coul

d you have read it? Read it? I wrote it. Nick!... Nick...for the love of Mike... Hiya Nick...thought you'd be in jail by this time. Somebody's going to have to slit your throat to save his face. Aren't you a little early with that stuff? Oh no...it just seems early. I hear the police have collected all The Chronicles from the newsstands. Well I hope you boys got YOUR copies. You're welcome to cable any part of it you want. No thanks, I want to stay in Tokyo... I just signed a new lease. Anybody

here seen Ollie...Ollie Miller? No...not yet. When Ollie Miller's not at this bar... he must be sick. - See you later. - Sure. Oh, there you are, Nick... Meet Joe Cassell... He just pulled in from Shanghai. - Hello... - Glad to know you. You gonna sit down? - Have a drink? - Scotch and soda 3 Scotch and sodas. Joe Cassell...Joe Cassell...? Covered the criminal courts for the old "Tele" of New York... Then went to Russia, then Peking... Then I lost track. There's fame for you, Cas! No...that's a

good memory. Want a job? Going home. I was at the Foreign Office this morning... That story of yours had them buzzing like hornets. It was very rizzy. Yeah...Breaks the monotony. Where'd you did it up? A little here...a little there. Of course, there's not a grain of truth in it... You know that. I don't know anything, do YOU? Quite a bit. Our Chinese cousins are trying desperately to shape public opinion... Against Japan. What for? To take intention off their own internal disorder. Believe me.

.. "disorder" is a clean name for it. I've just spent 4 years there... I know. I lived there 6 years, myself. 4 was enough for me... Not that I haven't a tremendous admiration for the Chinese people. I see... "Some of my best friends are Chinese"...eh?! Well!...At last! Hiya fellas...Hiya Begana! Hey Jack...did you get a load of that front page of Nick's, this morning... Dynamite!...eh? Hey...how about a little drink... Set 'em up...on me! YOU buying?! As many as you can handle. -I'll have a dou

ble Scotch. - Bourbon, double. How about you, Begana? I'll have a little soda. You know what I want. But Mr Condon... China, throughout the centuries... Excuse please...Mr Miller is here. Yessir!...I'm quittin'! What? Again? Ever see these things before? Keep the change! 2 tickets for home on the first boat I could get... Leaving tonight. Where did you get the dough? New invention. Secret machines...press buttons... Out comes fives...tens...hundreds! Well in that case, how about the 2 you owe me

? A pleasure...a pleasure! And here's the 10 that you wouldn't loan me, stinker! Buy a round of drinks. Excuse me, we'll continue this... Ollie just came in... I'll see you later. So long, Nick. Yessir, I'm quittin' this godforsaken land... What has it got? Cherry blossoms...but no cherries. What kinda cherry trees are those? I'll probably settle down in Connecticut... and write a book. Yes, we'll all write a book, though. Hiya Nick boy...! A fine little welcome for you all over... 200! ...and 2

0...a debt of long standing. Great honor to pay! You must have been trading in Shanghai silver! Johnson's just gonna buy us a drink! Where'd you get the money? I came into it. Come on....make sense... What's up? I may well take offense at the scepticism of your tone. But I prefer to be generous and remember you as my friend... ...and former employer. That I attribute to your bitter jealousy of my good fortune. FORMER employer? I'm leaving...tonight. Me and Edith...on the "Nagata Maru". Where did

you get that money? Nick...take a tip from me... Come back to the States. This place is getting hotter than the inside of Fujiyama... Get out!...There was blood on the street this morning. It'll be flowing like a river, before the summer's over. You are mixed up with something shady. Me?...Ollie Miller?! And don't forget...Edith...Cabin 23... Come down tonight and I'll fill you full of champagne... ..and tell you how much I love you! "Man's best friend"...you dog! Friends...nice people...so lon

g! Nick...isn't it marvellous...? Going home! I won't believe it 'til I'm seasick! Great stuff! You go on with your packing, Edy. Yeah...I have to. Never been early in my life. What's it all about? Oh Nick, you've got me... All of a sudden everything's wonderful. Really terrific! And did Ollie explain it? Oh, like he does everything else... He dismisses it. Didn't he say anything? Oh, vague...very vague. Something about a contract for a book he's going to write. Big literary deal...advance royal

ties... scads of money! Fine...fine! Nick...I don't care where he got it. Maybe he stole the emperor's treasures... All I know is, we're going home. This place is slowly killing him. Me too. Alright...after all Ollie's private business is still his own. But I didn't want to see either of you getting into a jam... ...because of anything...irregular. If there was anybody he'd tell what it was all about, it'd be you, Nick! That's what has me worried... He hasn't! You'll be at the boat, tonight? Sur

e...with a couple of magnums of champagne. That should open his big mouth! He's opened it on less. Nick...in case I don't get a chance to tell you tonight... You're all we going to miss in this place. I wish you were coming back with us. See you at the boat, beautiful! Good evening Condon San... You going to America? Oh no...you're too anxious to get rid of me... Just going to see a couple of friends of mine up on the boat. Your name, please. Ask Hijakata here... He's been tailing me all day. I

am thought-control officer. Please answer questions. Alright...I'll give you an answer... I'm thinking this is a new low in stupidity... even for the Imperial Police. Now I want to see Mr and Mrs Miller in stateroom 23... Any objections? Not yet...Mr and Mrs Miller not yet arrived. Well, I'll wait for them on deck. Sorry! Not permitted tonight. "Armstrong"...Come on, dear. Edy! Too bad...you refused to believe police. Now you know...truth has been told... You thought for yourself... "Friends hav

e not yet arrived." Hello...Tokyo Chronicle, please! Charlie Sprague. Chronicle office. Charlie...there's trouble...big trouble. I can't tell you about it now.. I'm coming right down. Find out where the ambassador is... ...and get a call through to him right away. Right, Nick. Did Ollie Miller reach you? He's been trying to get in touch with you... Said it was urgent. Where is he? He said he'd try to get over to your home. Fine. Well I'll go there, then... Switch the call there. Ollie! Take a si

p of this. There you are. Ollie...can you tell me what happened? I didn't know it was going to be so tough... I'd have asked for more money... You made a good guess in the paper this morning. You won't have to guess any more, Nick. Tanaka planned it. I'm glad Edith got away OK. Sorry I missed the boat. Ollie! What is it? Very sorry to disturb. So am I...Beat it! A desperate criminal escaped police... Maybe he is hiding here. Sorry...we must search. It is to protect you. There's nobody here and I

don't need anybody to protect me... Now get out! Have accident? Here is criminal! Don't you mean "victim"? We must search house, please. Of course, there was nothing to find... now get out of here. Yes...but you come with us... make report. Alright... That's exactly what I ought to do. If you just give me a chance to phone my office... Not permitting telephone. Now look here, Oshima... I'm getting awfully tired of this. You're chief, Yamada, is a very good friend of mine... I don't want to have

to turn you in. Come, please. Alright. Condon San... Good morning, Condon San! Did not expect you here... except as friend. May I use your phone? Tokyo Chronicle, please. You've got some explaining to do, Yamada! Get me Charlie Sprague! Among other things, my government doesn't like its nationals... ...to be thrown into the jug, without any charge. Japanese government would not do that to American, Condon San. Here is charge. Nicholas Condon, Managing Editor Tokyo Chronicle... ...held private c

elebration in his own home... ...gaiety intense, and far-reaching... ...causing complaints from neighbors... Complaints ignored... ...forcing police to make polite request that gaiety subdue. Request ignored. Police enter home at 10.30pm. Find Nicholas Condon with 2 girls. Two...Condon San?! Condon very much under influence of saké. Demand police leave. Police demand 2 girls leave. Condon attempt to throw police out. Condon overcome by drink. Friendly police put him to bed in city jail...to prot

ect him. You've cut me off... Get me the Tokyo Chronicle again, please. Because holding you in much esteem... Man of great prestige... No longer angry with protective police... You are free to go. Thanks. Charlie! Nick, please...go home and get a little sleep. You had us up all last night... We even woke the ambassador. I don't know how we're gonna alibi it to him. Japanese papers are full of what you did. Never mind that... I'm glad you got the ambassador... Get him again and tell him I got to

see him as soon as possible. And get in your car and pick me up here. Bring a camera! Sgt Oshima...you know our good friend Conon San of Tokyo Chronicle? We have met many times. - It's a great honor. - It's not mutual. You killed 2 Americans last night, Oshima... One on the "Nagata Maru" and the other at my house. Serious charge, Condon San. Your have proof? Condon San and saké have big fight last night. Saké win! I suppose you weren't at the harbor... ...and you weren't at my house? Last night

we take families to view cherry blossoms in moonlight. Most pleasurable evening. Better you forget bad dreams and go home to good sleep. Sayonara, Condon San. Anytime I make big joke I say... Hope I am not too serious...too soon. Understand...you very strong judo. Perhaps you honor me with contest some time. Certainly...only I hope next time it'll be face to face! You can put your camera away... There's the window Ollie plowed through last night... They've replaced it. Replaced number one... eve

n to the lipstick. Replaced...number two... They don't miss a bit. They'd even take out the bloodstains. They are very thorough. What is it, Nick? There's someone at the door... Shall I see who it is? Yeah...see who it is. - Mr Condon please... - Come in. This is Mr Condon. Haynoshi. Thank you...am from Foreign Office. Please permit me to escort you to audience... ...with his Excellency Premier General Baron Tanaka. Well...I'm going to be busy for a couple of hours... Tell him I'll drop into his

office sometime this afternoon. Please...not to office... His Excellency awaits you at his home. Home?! An honor! A few minutes, please. Won't you join us? Not now, thank you, Prince Tatsugi... if you don't mind. I'm afraid Iris is unhappy these days... Unfortunately it was necessary to involve her in this distasteful affair. Colonel Tojo advised it. Since when, Baron Tanaka, do you concede to Colonel Tojo's sordid wishes? I did not concede, Prince Tatsugi... I agreed. In the future, I would be

less unhappy if I were not called upon... ...to search the effects of a woman so horribly murdered. It will not happen again, my dear. I promise that. An interesting woman! Yes. Mixed parentage? Yes... - Her mother was... - Chinese. Baron...you know that I have communicated my fears to the emperor... ...regarding the road on which you are determined to lead the nation. Your Highness...the decisions already have been submitted to the emperor. Your great influence, Baron, could still check the mi

litarists. I am but an old man whose voice no longer carries its authority. But you are among the most highly-esteemed in my cabinet...Your Highness. Esteemed...esteemed as a liberal screen. I'm the scroll of the poet, behind which samurai swords are being sharpened. Without armed strength, we will perish. That is my view. Those views will lead, in time, to disaster. We see the problem differently. That is true. To uphold my beliefs, I would die with honor. You, Baron Tanaka, will die only to er

ase your dishonor. Mr Hyashi and Mr Condon. It is a pleasure to see you again, Mr Condon. Colonel Tojo, of the Imperial Army... And you know Major Kudyoka, Imperial Secret Police. And Mr Nicholas Condon. But please sit down. Thank you for coming to my home. It is more agreeable than meeting at the office. Here we are not bothered with...newspapermen! Your front-page story yesterday, Mr Condon, was somewhat...embarrassing. Can't please everybody. Of course. We realise you had no way of knowing it

was an inopportune moment for such a story. Frankly Mr Condon, certain liberal subversive factions within our own country... ...are seeking to create an incident to weaken the present government. They are responsible for the malicious rumor which you have regrettably printed. As I said, Mr Condon, the story itself is unimportant... There rumors of a document which plans world conquest... ...are ridiculous. But...should this rumor be taken seriously by the wrong people... A blazing fire might be

kindled... which Japan would find costly to extinguish. Oh, I see...what you are saying is... You'd like the Chronicle to put on a "Fire Prevention Week" campaign. Is that it? No, Mr Condon. Within the past 24 hours, we've discovered a plot to smuggle this forged document out of Japan. A man by the name of Oliver Miller... one of your former employees... ..is involved. We could recover the document from him by force... ...if we chose. We would prefer that you persuade him to return it to us. It

seems you haven't heard, Your Excellency... ...nor your secret police, Major... that Mr and Mrs Miller were murdered. Last night. We read in the papers this morning about your escapade last night, Mr Condon. In your incoherent condition, you spoke of this unpleasant fantasy. As we were concerned with the fate of Mr Miller, even more than you... ...we immediately made inquiries. From the captain of the "Nagata Maru"... A most trustworthy gentleman. Isn't it clear to you now? Perfectly clear. In

every detail, Mr Condon, murder is an ugly and dishonerable act... And to prove it, some one must be accused... Bodies must be produced. Now, Mr Condon...to approach this problem that way... ...would only lead to many difficulties. If you send Mr Miller a radiogram... ...I am sure he will return the document to us... ...through you. Everyone would be enormously relieved. And you would greatly profit. We will all get to laugh at the strange hallucination which you experienced last night. I see...

You want this "forgery" returned. Yes. And you're willing to pay plenty for it. Alright...here's my price... When the United States embassy is informed... that the murderers of Ollie Miller and his wife I mean the real murderers... Oshima and Izikata... ...Not a couple of sacrificial monkeys... ...are brought to trial and convicted. Then, and only then... ...the thing that you're looking for may turn up. Alright...sit down...drink? Whisky. For the love of Mike... What's this about you quitting

the paper? Trying to give you a break... You want my job, don't you? Come on...don't toy with me... What's up? What happened with Tanaka? Charlie...I can't tell you much... You'll have to be satisfied with the crumbs. After I left Tanaka, I went to the embassy... We had a long talk. Now don't ask any questions. This much I can tell you... They're sending me back to Washington. OK...crumbs...but from cake! I suppose you saw "Bright Eyes" over there? He's been tailing me all day. They know you're

leaving... they might have other plans for you... ...Ollie-Miller-style. Polite...but official. Oh yeah...and one more for me. After you finish that drink, you're going back to the office. I want a story in tomorrow's paper that says I'm sailing in 10 days on the "President Wilson". Why the publicity? If my hunch is right, Charlie... the police did not get that document. So it must've been the people that want to get it out of Japan. Now, if they know I'm sailing... they may try to get in touch

with me. Don't do it Nick...keep on ice until the boat sails. There's a one-column cut of me in the files... three-quarter face...very flattering... Run that with the story... front page. Hey kiddy...do me a favor, will you... Keep an eye on my friend over there. I say, Condon... may we join you? It looks as if every table's taken. I arranged it that way. This is Nick Condon, "Tokyo Chronicle"... Miss Iris Hilliard, just arrived from Shanghai. I hope you'll enjoy Tokyo. I think I'm going to. Ne

ver mind...I do it better... And besides...I'm not crazy. What do you mean..."crazy"? No man in his right mind would willingly share your company, Miss Hilliard. How's Shanghai these days? Oh, Shanghai's always gay. For everyone but the Chinese. May the waiter interrupt long enough to take your orders? - Daiquiri. - The same. How was the trip over? A little on the rough side. I always say it's not the ocean, but the Japanese boats. You arrived last night? Yes. I went down to see a couple of frie

nds off on the "Nagata Maru" last night... You didn't by any chance come in on that boat, did you? Look here, Condon... ...you have a reputation for bad manners... ...but this is going too far! It's alright, Mr Cassell.... perhaps Mr Condon can explain. Telephone, Mr Cassell. Excuse me. Well? I'm sorry. I had kind of a rough night, last night... I'm not quite myself today. I read about it in this morning's paper. Oh, that story?... Not true. I didn't think so. Too much fun to be true. May I have

a cigarette? I'd like to make a confession. Well, we're alone. You were right about Cassell. He is crazy. I insisted on coming over here. Why? I wanted to meet you. You certainly know your judo, don't you? You've had me off-balance ever since you came in. Good! What you're saying is that... ...you're making a play for me. Why? Perhaps I like your looks. No...not with this! There are maybe things, about that, I like. What? I've always liked red hair. I grew it for you. And the ears. Two of tho

se. Isn't that good? More would be vulgar. Keep on! Keep on! Pretty soon we'll level. Alright Mr Condon... Let's...to use your phrase...level. I was told to meet you, by a friend. Yes...but whose friend? Yours...in Shanghai. A very wonderful, almost saintly old man. Chang Po Ling! Yes. Yes...wonderful! And he asked you to look me up? Yes. He certainly hasn't forgotten me. No...he remembers you very well... As you were then. He hoped you hadn't changed. Just what does that mean? First...we'll b

ecome better acquainted. It was his desire. His desire became mine... 5 minutes ago. Come on, let's figure a way to go about that. About what? How to get better acquainted in the shortest possible time. You see, I'm leaving in 10 days. Oh, that's not bad... Come on let's drink to them. - To "them"? - Yeah...10 days. "The 10 days that shook the world." Iris...my dear! Do you know Colonel Tojo? Of course. And Major Kazyoka? - Tea? - No thank you. Have you anything to report? I have made SOME pro

gress. What progress, please? Mr Condon find me attractive. The introduction I arranged worked smoothly? Excellently, thank you. This adventure, Colonel Tojo, has many ramifications which I find displeasing. Perhaps we can eliminate the sordid details, and learn exactly what has occurred, thus far. Does this man possess the document? I cannot say for certain. I'm sure he does, Your Excellency... It would appear so. It is Mr Condon's ambition to leave Tokyo, in good health, within one week. He

is relying upon his embassy to protect him. That means you must work swiftly. Colonel Tojo...I do not need YOU, to remind me of my duty. As far as Mr Condon is concerned, I have every hope for success. Hope alone will not suffice. Hey, Charlie...that fellow with the top-hat just going out... Isn't he the one from the Foreign Office, who was over at my house the other day? Hayoshi? Yeah...why? Oh...nothing... Just checking...thanks. Do you know a guy named Cassell? A Joe Cassell? Yeah...hea

rd of him. Well I just got a wire from the States about him... They say he's a good man. I thought I'd try him out in YOUR job after you go. From what "States"? You mean you just got an order from the japanese Foreign Office to put him on! 2 minutes ago. That's an insult! Nobody dictates to ME! No...not even your own conscience. You promised Charlie Sprague my job, didn't you? Well, I reconsidered... They say Joe Cassell has got a fine record in journalism. Yeah...great...he ran a paper in C

hina that posed as "the friend of the people"... And on the side, he set up a patriotic organization... ...that collected nickels and dimes from the poor Chinese in the States... ...to print anti-Japanese propaganda. What of it? Nothing much...but instead of printing the leaflets... ...he lost the money in the stock market. 60,000 bucks! His partner committed suicide... and Cassell decided on a change of climate. I don't suppose you can prove that? Alright...if that isn't enough... I'll dig

up something that'll make even YOUR stomach crawl. But if you've got any sense... You'll stick to Charlie Sprague. Will you stop trying to run my paper! Yes...right now! OK...OK...I'll give it some more thought. Hey, Nick...where are you going? What do the Japanese say?... "If the flower is to be beautiful... it must be cultivated." Come on... Do you know what this chase has done for me?... ...Developed a ravenous appetite! I've developed a few, myself. - Must we really avoid him? - No... Com

e on. Thanks kiddy! We are about to dine at Sato's. Excellent restaurant. We thought you'd like it. Nothing too good for the Imperial Secret Police! Thank you. You like it, eh? Japan is lovely. What I've seen of it in 3 days. The scenery is alright... but some of the inhabitants I object to. The higher up you go, the lower-grade people you meet. But I'm lucky... ...that I don't have to meet any highly-placed Japanese in my work. - Work? - Of course. Namely? I'm studying the problems of Japan

ese women. Why? For a friend in Shanghai. Now don't tell me that's why he told you to get in touch with me. Nick...you know so much... and still you're so ignorant about women. Ignorant...but awfully willing. Do you know anything at all about Japanese women? Now, what kind of a question is that? Academic or personal? You won't be serious! Oh, I'll be serious. They're not considered human beings. They're not even allowed to think. It's against the law. I imagine they "bootleg" a thought now an

d then. Yes..."bootleg" thinking... that's not good enough. And so...you've elected to help them. Why not? I'm a woman. I've been aware of that for some time. The Chinese women are just beginning to learn... ...what it could mean to be free. If the Japanese women felt the same way... You mean that might stop...Tanaka... ...Tojo...Yamoto, and all the rest? It might help. This Tanaka plan... What do you know about it? Why don't you tell ME? I haven't published any articles on the subject. Why d

on't I just kill him off? I think I know a less violent solution. Wait a minute... Watch! Don't wait up for me, kiddy! - Do you mind? - No... Very nice! Somebody been expecting us? Help yourself. - You? - Please. How about one for Hijakata out there? Let him suffer. You've got a pretty good notion there. Do you understand Chinese? I'm afraid she's hopelessly romantic. She's not exactly my type, but... On the other hand...with a few alterations... you'd be... What sort of alterations? This is j

ust kind of a game... Rule 1... Learn never to interrupt a conversation when it begins to get interesting. Rule 2... Whenever you sit, always sit with your chin tilted up like this... Like this? Perfect. When did you leave China, Nick? There goes Rule 1! I left China 2 years ago... Left Brooklyn 15 years ago... Cleveland 10 years ago... Kansas City in the summer of 1921. Now would you like me to go all through the towns very quickly... ...Just sort of get them out of the way? I don't think tha

t'll be necessary. Well I just wanted to make sure I'd cover everything... ...that you might interrupt with. I'm afraid I'll have to interrupt you, Nick. Why? I was just thinking... You were thinking of changing the subject again! Now...let me tell you what I'M thinking... I think I know. And I like it very much. But I don't believe you really know what you think of me. Maybe I do. Desirable woman? Much more than that. Be sensible, Nick... What I'm trying to tell you... That I'm half Chinese

... I'm half Irish and half Norwegian! It isn't the same thing. What are you trying to do... run down the Irish? Thank you, Nick. Stop it...how but I hate gratitude! it's a very debasing emotion. You just keep your mind on the game. That's Rule 1. Rule 2... Have you played this game before? Maybe when you learn a little more about THESE people... ...you might revise your opinions about the Chinese. Maybe, but the farther west I've gone, the more I'm convinced... ...that wisdom and civilisation

come from the East. That's what I say! China! Japan is east of China. You should do well here, Mr Cassell. How about this? Excuse me, gentlemen... I'll see you later. What is it....what's it all about? Colonel...this is an outrage! I won't tolerate it! You seem to forget my position and influence. Perhaps you do not have them any longer, Mr Cassell. Have you seen His Excellency Baron Tanaka? If he'd seen me, I wouldn't be here. Be reasonable, Colonel... All you want was to hold till China be

killed. It didn't happen the way we planned it, but what's the difference? We are just as much concerned in the manner in which these matters are accomplished. Now, His Imperial Majesty's government will have to make it very clear... ...we were never acquainted with you. But where's that leave me? I've lost my friends in China, and now... Precisely! Surely you must realise, Mr Cassell... When he, who is not a good friend of China... cannot be a good friend of Japan. Most regrettable. Good da

y. OK...OK! Don't get me wrong, Condon... I don't blame you... It was my mistake... I don't know what got into me. The Chinese are great people... I love them... If you'd only come to me before printing the story, and stopped me... Knocked some good sense into my head. It isn't brains you're short of, Cassell... I know but... It was like doubling up... Letting the money ride on a good bet... I couldn't pass it up. Get out of here! Wait a minute... You're a decent icon... And I've got an idea t

hat'll work for both of us. You're in a worse spot than I am. They're not going to let you out of the country alive. But they don't suspect me. You set the price...half a million... anything you say... Let me take it to China, and set myself up again with the right people... You'll collect the money in America. Take what to China? The Tanaka plan. You've got it, Condon. Tanaka's already made you an offer... but you're holding out for more. I know. Oh yeah? Well, what else do you know? Plenty..

.didn't I frame the introduction... for Tanaka... ...between you and the Hilliard dame? Don't I know she hasn't had any luck yet because you're playing cagey. What else? That's funny...you smear me for selling out China... ...while you're selling out your own country. Nick...what is this? Now that we know each other... start talking! Start talking... You were at Yadakamado that night. What if I was? - You work for Tanaka! - No! That's a lie! Thought you were going great, didn't you? Had me sh

ooting off my mouth about the wonderful Chinese people... Tied me up with Chang Po Ling... You were going to have a case of espionage built up against me, and have me boxed. I'd give up the Tanaka memorial... ...or else spend the next 10 years of my life in a dirty Jap prison. Very cute. But you made one slip! You thought you'd build yourself up with me by spilling that story on Cassell. It didn't work!...He talked! Can I say something? Yes...plenty!... To the United States embassy. You're g

oing to tell them how YOU killed Edith Miller! - I didn't! -Well you know who did! And who killed her husband. You go down into the sewer with dirty rats like Tanaka... Then come to me with your "Freedom for women"... "Equal rights for all people"... "Love of humanity"! Well, who killed them?...the names... Oshima and who else? What would you give for the names? The Tanaka memorial? It's too late for that kind of deal now. What is your price then for the document? That hardly answers my ques

tion. Alright...I'll give it to you in your own language... It may come as a surprise to you... but these things can't buy everything. There isn't money enough in all Japan, to buy that document. What are you risking your life for? To protect people in China and America that you don't even know? To save humanity? Come on...let's get over to the embassy. Are you sure? Are you sure you'd risk your life to protect the Tanaka plan?... If you had it. Oh, don't worry...I have it! No, you haven't.

I have. Is this more of your lies? No, Nick. You wait on the terrace... I'll bring it to you. Where'd you get this? Where did you put it? The portrait of the emperor held no fears for me. - When the police left... - Where were you? In your garden. it was an awfully good fight you put up, Nick. But when Oshima hit you from behind... He hits awfully hard. So this is it, eh? This is it. "Memorial to His Imperial Majesty" by Premier Tanaka. Outlining the positive policy of Japan. Tell me... How c

lose did I come?... In my article the other day. You missed, Nick... by millions of square miles. This is a plan for world conquest. Manchuria is only the beginning. All of China...then America... Oh no...wait a minute... What do you think WE'll be doing when all of this is going on? Sleeping. Until the bombs start falling on you... They're counting on that, Nick. That's why it's so important to get this to the outside world. To China...to YOUR country. Now, before the plan goes into full ope

ration. Well, the Japanese are going to claim it's a forgery. And they'll scream "Fraud!" all over the place. What we've got to do is to find some means... ....to keep them from squirming out of it. That can be done, too. This document CAN be authenticated... ...with the signature of someone who was present when the plan was drawn up. Are you sure of that? I'm sure of that. Darling... How did you get mixed up in this? It's my work. Well, I can think of easier ways of making a living. Not f

or me. Big payoff, eh? Yes. A free China. That's why I had to be so careful, Nick, about telling you. I had to be sure how you felt about it. And about you. Nick... The other evening I said I wished we'd met 2 years ago... I couldn't tell you why then. I suddenly became afraid... ...that the thing I wanted most for you to say yes...you'd take the chance... ...would come too swiftly. It would end for us before it could begin. I suddenly wanted the moment of your decision pushed back months..

. Years. Wait a minute, darling... I'm still alive. Yes, Nick...very much. So much so that...I can't bear to think of it otherwise. Thank you. Sit down. You are not displeased that I suddenly begged this cocktail? I intended to see you later this evening... But some rather important matters demand my attention. I am concerned about your work. I had hoped you might have completed your mission by now. And that the document we seek might already be in your hands. I should be very happy when

all this is over and forgotten. I'm afraid that politics and intrigue are not my special talents. Sometimes I get a little frightened. I understand, Iris. I promise...for you there will be no more politics. No more intrigue... No more spying. I should be very grateful. It is I who am grateful. In fact, I have brought you a little gift, in reward. It is something I picked up at the silversmith on my way over. I guess you were expecting more rubies? I haven't forgotten how you love them. Oh n

o...these are quite lovely. "A virtuous woman, who can buy? For her price is far above...rubies." A quotation? From the Christian Bible. It should remind you of something else. From the same source. The coins...count them... 30 coins... 30 pieces of silver! No...I'm not going to kill you. I'm going to give you a chance to save your life... ..and MY honor. The fact that you betrayed me was discovered by Colonel Tojo. I've managed to save face thus far... ...by informing him that your actions

were part of a plan of mine... ...through which I could obtain the name of the traitor within our government... ...with whom you have been working. Now... What is his name? Very well... ...you have 2 hours in which to make your decision. If, at the end of that time, I do not receive a call from you, naming the traitor... ...your fate will be in the hands of Colonel Tojo. Weigh carefully the possibilities of such a future! Don't attempt to leave the hotel or use the telephone, as it will be

useless. I will await your call. Get me the "Tokyo Chronicle" office please. Sorry...only calls to Baron Tanaka will be accepted from your suite. You will see that the woman is punished. Death, that comes quickly, is not punishment. There are other forms which are slow, which must be painfully absorbed. Yes, Excellency! I have plans for our divine emperor... For his rule, and power. In the execution of these plans, I have failed. From my own stupidity I have been deceived... ...and thus dis

honored His Imperial Majesty. To you, Captain Yamamoto... To you, Colonel Tojo... ...I pass the sacred obligation which I have betrayed. I charge you a pledge... I pledge you, never to sheathe the sword of the samurai... ...until our victorious armies march as conquerors... ...through the streets of every capital of the world. I swear the same. America will be crushed... never to rise again. The gods are kind... I will be in the White House when Japan dictates her terms of peace. Meet me b

efore the shrine, where we will do what must be done. Is everything in readiness? Yes, Your Excellency. I have been considering your past services to us. They have not been without value. Thank you, Colonel Tojo... You know, I've always been a friend of Japan's. Japan does not forget her friends. There is a way in which you can re-establish yourself. An exclusive news story of the first magnitude. I'll be right over! In a half an hour. There must be something wrong, Charlie... I've been try

ing to get her all morning. Did Miss Hilliard have any visitors yesterday? Yes...Baron Tanaka. Baron Tanaka!? You know where he is now, don't you? With his ancestors. Come on...open up! There's something fishy about that press release. Where did Cassell come off... to grab an exclusive? If you ask me, Charlie the stroke that killed Tanaka had a very sharp edge to it. Oh, Miss Hilliard! Well? They didn't get her... She took a run-out powder. Could be after the baggage. Come right in. 4-piece l

uggage... now check please. Alright...I'll take your word for it. Sorry...must count. Alright...let's get going. Have another drink. - It's a frame, Nick. - Easy...easy! Hijakata 'll be outside somewhere. She's had almost a week to contact you. Why does she wait till three hours before your boat sails. I told you that dame was no good... She's trying to hang a spar up on you. Can't you see it? Don't go, Nick, for the love of... Let me see who it is. No, you wait here. It's Johnny Clarke from t

he embassy. I'm certainly relieved to find you here, Nick. Why...where did you expect to find me? Frankly, in a Japanese dungeon. I told you. What's the story? You've got a friend somewhere on this island, Nick... We received a phone call from him at the embassy, 20 minutes ago. Who was it? Anonymous. A warrant is to be sworn out for your arrest. You're to be held for questioning, suspected of being a Chinese agent. The ambassador sent me over in HIS car. Official American property can't

be violated. So...I'm to put you on the "Wilson" at once... in the charge of the captain. Great...you'll be immune... You'll be a diplomatic pouch. It's the only way Nick... If they once catch you, it's a long legal tangle. Before we can do anything... weeks...maybe months. Come on Nick...bon voyage... Now get going! Thanks, Johnny... I'll see you at the embassy in about an hour. Well...we won't be responsible, you know. Mr Condon! Light up in there. A whole week... and not a word from you. I

couldn't get a word to you before this. You could have gotten word to me some way! You still don't trust me. I do trust you. I worked that out myself, an hour ago. I think I can prove to you that it was worth it. Come with me. Mr Condon... I'm quite certain you will agree... ...there is very little time to waste on explanation. Miss Hilliard and I feel it would serve our purpose most effectively... ...if I signed the document in your presence. Naturally, when this is made public... ...its

authenticity will not go unchallenged. My signature will be branded a forgery, by our government... ...including the emperor. In that event, Your Highness, your voice will give them the lie. The length of elapsed time... ...between the publication of this document and my ability to speak... ...will be very brief. In Japan...a traitor's voice is quickly silenced. Mr Condon. I take my part in this... not for YOUR country... ...but for mine. I would rather see Japan defeated... ...than triumphant

under the heels of our militarists. Lady...would you mind very much if I were to kiss you? I don't believe I'd have the strength to move from this spot, until you did. And now...we've got to get out of here. It's all been arranged. In a few minutes, a fishing boat will take us to a freighter on the lower bay. Us? You're going with me, Nick. They're planning to hold you for questioning. Once they get you... I had an idea it was you who warned the embassy there was a warrant out for me. Th

ey want to send me out with diplomatic immunity. Diplomatic immunity won't stop a bullet, or a bomb under a car. Rough, are they? Leave with us, Nick... For me. For you?! Are you worth that? Alright! Why didn't you tell me? Nick...this way... Wait... Police everywhere...hurry! You'll have to take it out, darling... I'll hold them here, till you get a start. No...they'll kill you! Get going! Nick!...if they'll kill you... The plan is all they want! We can't do that! We've got jobs to do...nobod

y gave them to us but they've got to be done... You're my girl, aren't you? You're going to do what I want you to do... I know it's tough... It's tougher to go than it is to stay... ...but you can't hold them, and I think I can. Alright, Nick. I'm your girl. Given up strangling...eh, Oshima? Oh, that's right... you HAD given it up... You shot Ollie Miller... It was his wife who was strangled, wasn't it? Yes! I see your point... When it comes to taking a man with your bare hands... ...it's ra

ther risky, isn't it? You're very clever Mr Condon... ...but there's one flaw in your cleverness... It's as easy to kill you with these... as with that! In fact, I prefer it that way! Japanese-fashion! Kabé...check the men! Condon has escaped from the docks. Now he comes here. Driver!... Drive past Haka Street. Look at this! So sorry, Mr Condon... ...to take plan from you... But you see... Japanese very smart! Only half-smart, flunky! Only half-smart. Get out of my way! Hello, fella! I said I'd

be back in an hour... Sorry I'm a few minutes late. Yamada, this is not going to be treated... ...as another of your very regrettable mistakes! Condon is an enemy of Imperial Japan... Insist he must be... Extremely sorry this has been the result, Mr Clarke... It is true, Condon has been enemy of Japan... But Japanese people very good... very generous. We will forget bad actions of Condon and say no more. You, in turn will forget this incident? What's the matter, Yamada? Afraid of the penal

ty for failure? What is much simpler this way... Both sides have made mistake. Will be very embarrassing for all. The United States government doesn't settle for a deal, Yamada. Condon San... Condon San...you have saying... "Forgive your enemies" I am willing. Sure...forgive your enemies! But, first, get even! Subtitles by FatPlank for KG.