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BETTY:

(coldly)

I'm afraid there's nothing I can

do about it, Mr. Mitchell.

CAMERA NOW HAS MOVED IN CLOSE enough to exclude the other

roomettes completely.

MITCHELL:

You could tell me your name. And

where you're going.

BETTY:

How far does this train go?

MITCHELL:

Vancouver, B.C.

BETTY:

I'm going to Vancouver, Mr.

Mitchell.

She picks up a magazine and opens it, ignoring him.

MITCHELL:

O.K. Be rugged.

He turns, starts out, then looks back at her.

MITCHELL:

You're next for the Immigration

and Customs. I trust your papers

are all in order.

Betty looks up quickly and cannot conceal a startled

expression. Mitchell reacts.

CAMERA PULLS BACK as he comes out into corridor, looks

towards the roomette in which the officials are, then turns

towards the next roomette and goes into it. Fusses with

his suitcase.

CAMERA PANS across to the officials coming out of Olson's

roomette. As they come out of Olson's roomette.

CANADIAN IMMIGRATION OFFICIAL

I hope you will enjoy your stay in

Canada, Mr. Olson.

OLSON'S VOICE (O.S.)

Thanks.

Canadian officials then go on to Betty's roomette, enter.

CANADIAN IMMIGRATION OFFICIAL

Your name, please.

BETTY:

Betty.. Mayfield.

There is a perceptible hesitation which immigration

officials notices.

OFFICIAL:

Betty Mayfield. Miss or Mrs.

Mitchell is seen in his roomette, standing near the door

listening.

BETTY:

Miss Mayfield.

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