The Way We Were Page #4

Do you know where it is?

I took it off

and put it on the bedpost.

I thought you'd be more comfortable...

You didn't have... Oh.

I mean, that's why I...

Here.

Thank you.

It's your hair.

That's what's different.

Yeah. I have it ironed.

You have your hair ironed?

Mm-hm.

Does it hurt?

No.

Uh, have some coffee at least.

I'm low on sugar, but it's real coffee.

No. Unh.

No, thank you.

I have to meet J.J. At the train.

Looks good, though.

You still have J. J?

Yeah. Well...

How long will you be around?

Where are you stationed?

In Washington.

Oh, that's good.

That could be exciting.

Why?

Roosevelt is there.

I thought the party said he was

an evil warmonger.

How do you know that?

You still think a varsity letter

stands for "moron," huh?

Some people work out

better than we think.

Yeah.

Mm-hm.

Thank you very much.

Oh, listen, um...

This is my number, and this is

the OWI office where I work.

This is the radio station. It's

very difficult to find a hotel room.

If you're ever in town and you

can't find one, well, just...

No obligation, of course.

Thank you.

Yeah.

Uh, about last night...

I'm sorry. I've been

falling asleep all over lately.

That's all right.

Hope my snoring

didn't keep you awake.

Oh, that's okay.

I like snoring.

See you, Katie.

See you, Hubbell.

Good luck.

American-Soviet benefit,

Friday night at town hall!

Come to the American-Soviet

Friendship benefit Friday.

American-Soviet benefit

at town hall, folks.

Come to the American-Soviet

benefit Friday night.

Thank you. Big show.

Big show at town hall, folks.

Come to the American-Soviet

benefit Friday night.

Hey, soldier,

why don't you bring a date?

Come

to the American-Soviet benefit.

Bring a date.

Come to the American-Soviet

benefit.

American-Soviet...

Jesus, I'm late for the OWI.

See you later, Pony. Bye!

Vote for Thomas E. Dewey!

We've gotta stop FDR.

I'll take them. I'll give them

to your friends. I'll help you.

CDHQ, America Calling.

Applications are available

at your local post office.

CDHQ, America Calling.

Can you identify them?

Over the Bronx? Twenty-five

Stuka dive-bombers.

I've got it, madam. Yes, I remember

Pearl Harbor. I'll connect you.

Even if he lost the paper,

I'm still in the book.

It's only been a week.

One moment, please.

I'll connect you.

CDHQ.

Just one minute.

He could phone at least.

CDHQ, America Calling.

Phone where? You've only got 11 jobs.

Applications at your post office.

You've censored

all but nine minutes.

It implied that we spit on Negroes.

Which you do.

The situation...

Now the Negroes are a situation?

After the war,

the Pentagon...

It'll be just like it was before,

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