36xxxx 033 Submarine Surfaces To Meet Johnsons Ship

Throughout the long hours just before dawn, Mrs. Gregory and Captain Bradford have waited in the Euclidean control chamber with G-47, waited for news of the submarine which is plowing northward in 50 feet of water to meet and capture the rescue boat with Johnson aboard.

Jerry and Joan have been forced to go with the submarine, and Jerry has been compelled to send radio messages from the submarine to Johnson, as if he were sending them from the Magic Island, asking Johnson to hurry to the island.

As we look into the communication chamber on the 50 foot level of the island, we find G47 looking intently into the prism reflectors. Mrs. Gregory and Captain Bradford watch him. Don't forget you were full once before when you were allowed to look into this reflector.

That's true Pat, but this time I think our friend here is too busy to bother with playing any tricks on the AG47. Recycely, the image before you is Johnson's boat. Then if your calculations are correct, and if those messages we heard between the submarine in Johnson's boat was genuine. The submarine should be under the other boat in a few minutes

now. Right, if Johnson's heading a study 35, as he says, and the sub maintains as 25, they should meet in five or six minutes. What will happen then? What instructions have you given that woman commander regarding her treatment of Johnson? She will bring the boat here, if Johnson is sensible. Otherwise, what? Otherwise, what? It will be sunk with all on board.

text I'd rather lose everything on board than have that happen. G47, won't you let us send a message to Johnson telling him to surrender peaceably? I want everything on board that boat but I will destroy it if necessary. There are other materials and you're a formula which Johnson has taken from the leg of that pigeon. Oh, you knew the pigeon