Shanghai Page #2
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in Berlin before he joined us.
I'm sure most of you are already familiar
with his reputation.
Those who aren't
will have a chance to find out for themselves
in good time.
Right. Back to work.
How's it going, boys?
Paul Soames, Shanghai Herald.
Yeah, we set the meet with Conner's Japanese contact, Kita.
You got a pen?
Where is it?
A place called the Bamboo Tea House in the Japanese district.
He meets his girlfriend there...
...everyday at 3:00 pm.
At all clear,
he will open a book on the porch.
Paul, listen to me.
You'll be in the heart of the Japanese sector.
You be careful over there.
Tell us what you know about the resistance
Take him...
...in for questioning!
Papers.
Papers.
Move.
Move. You're under arrest.
"No threat to American interests"?
Sir?
You probably know this already, Mr. Soames...
...but when the owners of this newspaper told me
to hire you,
I threatened to resign.
The only reason I didn't
was because I wanted to meet you face to face...
...and see if you really believe this crap you write.
My office!
"Germany and Japan are no more our enemies
than Britain and Russia are our friends.
In a war of this magnitude
our only concern should be for ourselves."
met with the German foreign minister yesterday...
...and one of the subjects they discussed
...should wear a yellow star on her jacket
and be herded into a Shanghai ghetto...
...along with the rest of her kind.
Now I think that should be a concern...
...for every civilized country in the world, even America.
I'm not a Nazi, if that's your implication, Mr. Sanger.
I've lived in Germany far too long
to have any illusions about what kind of people they are.
Now you can fire me, you can censor me--
I have no intention of firing you.
Write something that doesn't make my stomach
turn and I'll print it...
...otherwise you can type your fingers raw for all I care.
Will that be all, sir?
Yeah, get out.
Oh, and this came for you.
At least your Nazi friends are impressed.
Mrs. Mueller, thank you so much for the invitation.
It's lovely to see you, Mr. Soames.
My pleasure. Mr. Mueller.
Mr. Soames.
could make one night feel like a thousand years.
Laughing at all their jokes
was like eating breakfast from the gutter.
The way I see it, for America to join the war...
...would be like a man who's never
been in a relationship interfering in a 50 year marriage.
Thank you for a wonderful party, Your Excellency.
I'm glad you're enjoying it, Mr. Lan-Ting.
You know everyone here, don't you?
Paul Soames.
Anthony Lan-Ting.
Gentlemen, excuse me.
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