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Saltwater input readings.

One one. Pumping right 530.

- One, two, 438. - Check pressures.

Pressure normal Flow rate stable.

- Fresh water outlet. - One one. A thousand gallons per minute.

One two. 980 per minute.

Great.

HOURS OPERATIONAL

Well, we are coming to our first...

250 hours of service and no sign of troubles.

Did you cross your fingers, knock on wood or something?

I don't see why.

THE SECRET SERVICE

A QUESTION OF MIRACLES

Yes, go on, continue.

These are advanced water purification plants.

A lot of foreign companies would be very happy if they ran into more trouble.

Some of them may even go so far as to make sure they do.

Sabotage?

To try to stop anybody buying the british plant.

It is possible.

If anything else goes wrong.

I want you to be ready to act immediately.

Already an important american order

for 10 plants is believed to be in danger.

You are the vice president of this company, Mr. Nielsen.

But as an engineer I say that our order to

British water purifying plant should be canceled immediately.

You don't believe in the sabotage theory?

All I know is that the plant exploded after only 250 hours in service.

It may been sabotage, I guess, but we can't afford to take the risk.

I'ts mine risk Hartley, not yours.

I say we'll go ahead and buy.

Unless anything happens to the others

experimental plants British in operation.

Port Trennick and Burgossa.

BURGOSSA DESALINATION PLANT

- How's the pumping rate? - 358.11.

- 476 on two. - Good.

Coming up to 250 hours.

There was no need to flown out from London, sir.

My money's on a quiet evening.

I wanted to be on the spot.

I'm pretty sure it was sabotage in North Africa.

So Am I, sir.

Unless it was a design fault.

Unless the plant does overheat with 250 hours.

But these plant's too well guarded for anything to go wrong.

Like I said, we're in for a quiet evening.

Five, four, three, two, one.

We made it. 250 hours.

THE VICARAGE REV. STANLEY UNWIN

The third and last experimental desalinating plant here in England,

In Port Trennick.

I take it we're working on the basis of sabotage.

Yes, the engineers cannot find nothing wrong with the basic design.

But there are a lot foreign companies that would like to slow down...

british sales of desalination plants.

To give them time to catch up themselves.

Exactly.

And I presume our job is to find out how it's done.

I'm sorry, Tom, I'm sorry.

I know how much you personally put into that desalination plant.

But you believe. It's sabotage.

I am convinced of it. I told my Vice President so in New York.

And what did he say?

His answer is: Maybe. But we couldn't take risk.

So we've as good as lost your company's order.

I'm afraid so, Tom. Will you be shut down your last plant?

- No, definitely not. - But why not?

Because the one slim chance we have

of still getting order is to keep the plant going.

Prove that it can pass 250 hours in complete safety.

Well, the perimeter seems completely protected against infiltration.

Yes, first an electrified wire fence.

Patrolled by mobile guards, an electronic alarm system.

And what did you call them, random infrared checks.

Throughout the grounds.

It looks foolproof.

Then you must be right, Matthew.

- There is only one way. - One crack in the armor, Father.

Finding out how they do it is one thing,

stopping them is another.

Quite so, Matthew, and for that we shall need some assistance.

Assistance to the undercover team, handling this assignment.

That's is your mission, Blake.

But how can I assist them if I don't even know who they are, sir?

According to the scheme outlined to me, that won't necessary.

Very well, sir.

I arranged for you to report immediately

to Port Trennick desalination plant.

- I see, I'll be contact there. - No.

I'm sorry sir, I don't understand.

What are my instructions?

These, and they are to be followed to the letter.

First, the cross. Wear it until further orders.

Secondly, this capsule.

You're to take it at precisely 7:30 pm tomorrow evening.

- And then? - That's all.

- All? Nothing else? - Nothing.

Except to wish you the best of luck.

Is the equipment checked, Matthew?

- Checked and stowed away. - All ready then.

Yes, Father.

- Matthew. - Quickly, Matthew, conceal yourself.

Excuse me Father, but I'm looking all over for Matthew.

He's gone again.

Really? Well, I saw him only a moment ago.

If he's not here, I can't think where he can be.

Rest assured, Mrs. Applebee, he must be about somewhere.

Matthew? Matthew?

Well Matthew, I think this will suit us admirably.

A lovely spot, don't you think?

You forgot, Father, my view is a slightly limited.

Ideal for a picnic.

Sandy beach, the dunes and the sea itself.

Looking particularly peaceful, today I would venture.

All clear, take it down.

Another sandwich, Matthew?

No, thank you, Father.

This one's more than enough for me.

Ah, Matthew, I was forgetting your diminutive stature.

More tea then?

If you really think we've got have time, Father.

All the time in the world, Matthew. All the time in the world.

- Mr. Blake? - Yes sir.

I was warned to expect you.

Straight to the control building.

Thank you, Sergeant.

Nothing like a well-brewed cup of tea on a hot day, Matthew.

I must remember to put a egg cup in the case.

Flow rate normal.

Pressure stable.

- Input rate? - Normal.

- Pressure? - Everything's as it should be sure.

Yes, so far.

I'll feel more confident when that clock

passes two hundred and fifty hours tonight.

I've doubled the perimeter guards,

Had all alarm systems rechecked.

And this time we've covered everything.

I hope.

Flood decompression chambers.

Open hatches.

"Tempus Fugit", as they say, well Matthew,

I suppose you must think about getting along.

- What is the situation? - Mission accomplished.

Good work, return to the submarine we must prepare for stage two.

Time check, Matthew.

Five, four, three, two, one.

7:29, precisely.

Correct, now remember the plant registers 250 hours...

at eight o'clock this evening.

That gives me just... half an hour?

And just half an hour for whoever's in the water with you.

7:30. In half an hour we'll know if there's been any sabotage.

There's no technical reason why it shouldn't pass the 250 hour mark safely.

This is our last chance.

What's wrong with that man?

He's collapsed, get the doctor, quick.

- Come in Matthew, report progress - I'm follow the pipe out to the sea.

It should reach the mouth any time now.

Good work. I'm be leaaving here in four minutes.

- Any sign of opposition. - No so far.

But if we're right, they can't be too far away.

Initiate decompression procedure.

Flood chambers..

Pulse failing. The heart beats weak.

I'm afraid he's dying, Mr. Williams.

Dying? Is there nothing to be done?

Not by a doctor. I did all I can.

But this man needs a priest.

It's 7:45. Time to move on.

Hello, there!

Matthew, I might be slightly delayed.

Excuse me, I was just pulling onto the road.

What we have here, a genuine Model T.

- What year? - 1917.

I'm delighted to see you are an enthusiast too, sir.

But I'm in a terrible hurry.

Hang on, old boy, the headlamps, well surelly they're not authentic.

Oh yes they are you'll find that metrics is so wish

Henry Ford did use it of that, oh yes.

Well, you see the color. That's wrong.

Any color just as long as it's black, old Henry Ford used to say.

Now I must insist sir when you are putting a finger load on whatever your mission

thread for this and guiding people does this is always removing the apple, right?

- Well, I was just. - I always enjoying the time for a chat,

but must strictly how on the mission load off that oh yes goodbye, goodbye.

Ten minutes to go, sir.

How long is your patient, doctor?

It is hard to say. He's not responding.

SHore, get onto the gate, please.

Redouble their efforts to find a priest.

Right away, sir.

I thought all hospitals had priests.

No, we've got a doctor. We have several, a matter of fact.

What we want is a priest.

- Anyone at home. - No, you did not understand.

I haven't lost a priest, I'm looking to find one.

Excuse me. Anyone there?

You hold on a moment.

This is urgent.

I just wanted to know if I was right for Port Trennick.

Straight on, left at the crossroads.

Thank you, my son.

Yes, a priest I'm asking about.

That's... A priest. A priest?

Father, one moment, Father!

Did you want me for something, my son?

Report position.

Approaching target. course true.

Estimated release, 60 seconds.

Hurry, Father, there's no much time.

I'd like complete seclusion, please.

Matthew, are you hear me, Matthew?

Transmit the message.

- Are you in position? - In position, Father.

And I think something is happening.

Bomb secure, Father. But it's still dangerous.

Almost certainly time fused.

Matthew, can you get it out of the pipeline?

Not unless the inflow of water is turned off.

The pumps are too strong.

Gentlemen, I have a request.

Anything you need, Father. Just let us know.

In that case, would you kindly arrange to shut down the pumps?

The pumps? What have they got to do with it?

Time is short, Father. I've got have these pumps shut down.

Gentlemen, I promisse you. I've just had a warning,

a premonition, if you like, concearning an explosion.

He's mad.

Maybe, but we can't risk it, look at the dial.

It's not good, Father. I can't shif it.

Don't take risks, Matthew. Get out of there.

You have already saved the plant.

If necessary, the pipe can be repaired.

He couldn't have known. It is too much coincidence.

Shut down the pumps.

- Number one pump close, sir. - Number two pump close, sir.

- Number three close, sir. - Number four close.

All pumps closer.

Ten seconds.

Seven, six...

Father, how did you know?

How does ever know, my son.

- Where am I? - How do you explain that?

I don't believe.

I think they're coming up now, Father.

Perhaps you can arrange a reception committee.

All taken care of, Matthew.

I still don't believe it,

half an hour ago this man was on point to death.

It's incredible.

Now is breathing and his pulse rate are back to normal.

It's a miracle.

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