Boomerang! Page #3
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- Not this time.
- We're in a tough spot.
- What am I supposed to do?
Burst into tears?
I've got every available man working.
If we get him, we get him.
If we don't, we don't.
Now, if you'll excuse me,
I'll get back to work.
Let your friends over
They're the ones they're after,
not you and me.
They're already after me, Robbie,
and they're already after you.
Mr. Mayor, we are ready to give
our cooperation in any way that you can use.
I know that you and your committee
ought to be congratulated for-
Mr. Mayor,
you've got to do something.
- This can't go on.
- She's right.
That's right. Beautiful.
No clues,
for crying out loud.
- Seven people seen him, didn't they?
- Yeah, but-
Yeah, but don't tell me
there ain't something phony about this.
I know three guys in city hall-
great guys when the going's good.
Just let them
try to get my vote. That's all.
Are you going to get a shave,
or are you running for police commissioner?
It's 9:
00 and news time.And as we do every morning, we now bring
you the voice of the Morning Record.
This morning's editorial
tells us that the police...
are still at sea
in the Lambert case.
Ten days have passed
since this brutal murder...
and still no suspect
has been found.
Just how long the citizens of this city
will stand for this state of affairs...
is a matter
of public indignation.
I see the police continue
in their grand and glorious chase.
It goes 'round and 'round
like a merry-go-round...
and gets just about as far.
It ain't funny.
These boys are civil service...
the same as you and me,
and they're not getting anyplace.
- I should think they could grab somebody.
- I don't know.
- Then shut up.
Hey, Rachel, you seen
the papers this morning?
Yeah. They picked up
They don't know
who they are picking up.
The next thing you know,
they'll be picking you up.
Mrs. Jones, does your Tom
know anything about this case?
Tom says they're working
on a new angle.
Tom says they think the fellow
must have known Father Lambert pretty well.
- Go on. The police couldn't
pick up a pig in an alley.
Maybe you ladies think it's funny
But the next time you want my Tom
for anything, I'll remember this.
Great, Mac. Great. Another week of this
and we can write our own ticket.
- Dave, I might even give you a bonus.
- I doubt it.
I passed city hall
on the way over.
They're running around
like chickens with their heads cut off.
What would your boys
be doing if they were in?
Running around like chickens
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