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noted writer and authority on the Pacific who has visited the Boney Nylus Japan's advanced base the Boney Nylus getting underway in a few minutes now I'll say goodbye to you yes goodbye Captain thanks for all your hospitality

man needs that after the long passage here you are welcome Well, see, when we call here again next year. Oh, I'm afraid you would not, Captain. Well, you... you figuring on something happened to you?

The next year, Mr. Hunakar? You are not coming back here. Mm? Well... Because of the gravity of the world's situation, henceforth, no foreign ships will be permitted to put in here. Oh, you mean just here at Port Lloyd, huh?

No. Anywhere in the Bonyne Island. Well, um... Oh, now look, Mr. Hunakar, you're... You're taking that situation in Europe too seriously. There isn't going to be any war over there. A lot of noise. Perhaps.

Well, I've been calling here at the Boney Island nearly every year for, well, 25 years. This is 1939, of the world situation has changed. Well, yes. Ten false and no foreign ships will be permitted to put in here.