Dangerous Crossing Page #3

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I'll bring them in.

You'll probably be

more comfortable in the chair.

- Let me help you.

- No, I'm all right.

You'll be all right

if only you'll try to relax.

I'm very sorry about all this.

It's enough to upset anybody.

They don't believe me.

They think I'm-

It'll straighten itself out

in no time...

and you'll be enjoying the trip

with all the rest of'em.

Something's happened to him.

I know it.

Mrs. Bowman, this is Mr. Logan,

our second officer.

Jim, do you happen to recall seeing this

young lady come aboard this afternoon?

Distinctly. She arrived only

10 or 15 minutes before we cast off.

Are you sure among

several hundred passengers?

Well, this passenger, if I may say so,

is much more attractive than most.

Besides, her coat

got caught on the rail.

- I unhooked it.

- Then you saw my husband too?

- I don't remember another passenger with you.

- But you saw us!

I'm sorry. Uh, a lot of latecomers

were hurrying aboard.

But I'm certain I'd have noticed

someone with you...

especially a man.

This is Miss Quinn,

our bedroom stewardess for this section.

Anna, do you recall seeing

Mrs. Bowman or Mr. Bowman in B-16?

Why, no, sir.

I wasn't in B-16.

It wasn't booked, you know.

But you were there.

You were arranging flowers.

In B-16?

- I'm sure there's some mistake, madame.

- But you must remember.

My husband, he carried me

over the threshold.

I'm sorry, madame.

I'm sure I would have remembered that.

But-

If you need me, Doctor-

Nobody believes me.

- Do you?

- I'd have to know more of the facts.

You think I'm lying too.

Everybody does.

- I've got to go and see the captain.

- I'd rather you rested a while.

Will you take me to see the captain,

or shall I go by myself?

I'll take you to him,

Mrs. Bowman.

The captain'll see you now,

Mrs. Bowman.

Please sit down,

Mrs. Bowman.

I've filled Captain Peters in

as well as I could.

I know it sounds incredible,

but my husband is aboard this ship.

He-

You've got to help me.

I've already ordered

a search of the ship.

- If your husband's aboard, we'll find him.

- Thank you.

And now, uh, I'll want a little help

from you, Mrs. Bowman.

If you could, uh,

show me your tickets, for instance.

ButJohn,

my husband, has them.

Perhaps if you could show

the captain your passport.

I don't have it.

John took care of everything.

When were you married,

Mrs. Bowman?

Just last night.

Uh, where, may I ask?

Why, actually, I don't know.

It was one of those little towns in Maryland

with wedding signs all along the highway...

and wejust stopped

into one of them and-

Oh, what's the use?

Yes.

Oh, yes, right away.

Is it possible, Mrs. Bowman, your husband

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