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Wait for me here, boys.

Henshaw.

Perfect timing.

What is this, Dunfield?
I hate crowds. You know that.

The secretary of state insisted.

I didn't come all this way into town
just to be put on display,

for Pete's sake.

Government protocol.

All right. Let's get it over with.

Greetings, Mr. Henshaw, from my people

to the most distinguished captain
of industry on Earth.

I salute the richest man
in the Western Hemisphere.

And I salute
the most eminent prime minister

of our great European friend and ally.

I particularly salute
the greatest scientific genius ever...

All right, all right.

- Hi, Primo.
- Hi, Marshall.

It is an honor finally
to meet you in person.

I understand that not too many people
have done so.

Well, it's not every day
that something as important as Missy

is bought and sold.

"Missy"?

Missile Systems Scrambler.
"Missy" is a pet name.

"Missy", that's very deceptive,
considering that it can...

deprogram the guidance system
of any armed missile

within a radius of 500 miles.

You can call and tell the prime minister
that she doesn't have to worry

about the nuclear-armed nations
that surround her country. Not anymore.

Good. It checks out, then.

I can, and will, attest that
this device is in operating condition

and that it is
what the country of Olivera

agreed to purchase
from Henshaw International.

Great. If you will sign this
while I make a phone call...

Good. Thanks, Diana. Yeah, bye.

Our people just verified it.

The scrambler, Missy?
It's all ready to be shipped.

How about that? You have the word
of the Inter-Agency Defense Command

that you're getting a square deal.

I never thought for one instant
that I was not.

It is just that there are so many people
who would stop at nothing

to obtain illegally
what I have just bought from you.

I could've sworn it was a gunshot.

Come on. Let's get moving.

All right.
Let's get this thing loaded up.

Wait a minute.
You're not my driver. Who are you?

Time for the world's richest man
to go for a little ride.

Wonder Woman

Wonder Woman

Wonder Woman

Wonder Woman

Wonder Woman

We've got to get everything off him,
labels and all.

Nice of Mr. Henshaw
to let so few people know

what he really looks like.

Without any ID, it'll take him ten years
to convince anyone who he is.

Now, let's find a nice out-of-the-way
spot to dump him off.

Ah.

Here we go.

Here we go. "Lost dogs."

Let me see.

What about "Casper"?
Is that your name, huh?

Casper! Here, boy.

No Casper.

Well, there's no reward for finding
a dog named Casper anyway.

Let's see. What about "Fluffy"?

Is that your name? Fluffy! Hey, Fluffy!

Fluffy!

Okay. No Fluffy.

I wouldn't be caught dead
feeding a dog named Fluffy.

Let's see. What about...

"Jason."

What about "Jason"?

Is that your name? Hey, Jason.

Here, boy. Jason!

Jason, good dog. That's my boy.
That's my dog.

Let's see, Jason. Good boy.

Let's see. You're worth 50 bucks.

Yeah.

Heck, you should be feeding me.
That's a good boy.

Well, Jason,
you just eat right up there, champ,

'cause you and me
are gonna go for a little walk.

One that's gonna make me
a very rich man.

Excuse me,
could I speak to you for a minute?

Sure. Excuse me.

Well, everything went
without a hitch, Colonel.

Now, Diana's tailing the furniture van

and apparently no one suspects
what's really inside.

Good. The secretary of state
will be glad to hear that.

If anything happened to that scrambler
now while it's still in this country,

could trigger
a very messy international incident.

It's only about 60 miles from here to
the prime minister's private freighter.

So in about an hour and a half from now,
we can all relax.

Especially Diana.

Hey!

Jason! Jason, come back here!

Hey!

Oh, great.

Well, thank you very much, mister.
I just lost 50 bucks.

- So I'll buy you another dog.
- He wasn't mine.

- So I'll steal you one.
- I didn't steal him. He's a runaway.

I was gonna bring him in
for a reward. 50 bucks.

All right. I owe you 50 bucks.

You don't look like
you could pay me 50 cents.

What happened?

I was getting into the ambulance...

and they jumped me.

They took my wallet, my watch,

my credit cards, keys, everything.

- You got mugged in an ambulance?
- I'll murder them.

Listen, mister...

maybe you can give me an IOU
on the 50 bucks.

- Where do you live, kid?
- Back there.

- Let's go.
- Let's go?

Yeah, somebody's in a lot of trouble.

It's gonna be you,
if I don't get my money.

Hey.

Are you okay?

The brakes went out.
They told me this thing was brand new.

That sounds
a little strange, doesn't it?

Yeah.

This, I take it,
is not a standard feature?

Heck, no.

In that case, you better step back.

That was under my bumper?

Yes, apparently someone wanted
to make sure

that this van was destroyed in a crash.

The van and whatever
was supposed to be inside.

One more dent is not gonna matter.

It's been stolen.

Great.

Are you certain the driver of the van
was not involved?

I'm positive, Steve.

Then the switch had to be made
at the factory.

Right. I'm going back there now.

It might not be a bad idea
to get ahold of Marshall Henshaw.

Okay, I'll work on it.

I'll pass the word along here.

- Goodbye, Diana.
- Bye, Steve.

Excuse me, Prime Minister.

- I have some news concerning Missy.
- Ah.

It has arrived at the dock,
right on time.

No. I'm afraid I have bad news.

- What is this?
- What does it look like?

Wait a minute, kid.
I haven't got time for games.

This isn't where you live?

Sure is.
Is there something wrong with it?

- Where's your family?
- I never had any.

- So where did you run away from?
- A lot of places.

Two orphanages, six foster homes,
one great aunt.

Well, sorry to hear that, kid.
But I gotta make a phone call.

Wait a minute, buddy.

You and I got something
to settle here first.

Look, you'll get your money for the dog

and then some. I promise.

- When?
- As soon as I make the phone call.

I'll tell my chauffeur to make sure
he's got 50 bucks in his pocket

when he picks me up.

- Chauffeur?
- Yeah.

I think the muggers hit you on the head
a little too hard.

Not hard enough. See you later, kid.

Uh, you better tell your chauffeur
to bring you something else, too.

- What's that?
- Money. For the phone call.

Good point.

Uh...

- What's your name, kid?
- Barney.

- Mine's Marshall.
- Hi.

Hey, Barney, would you lend
your old pal Marshall a couple of dimes?

Wait a minute,
you want me to give you money

so I can get the money
that you already owe me?

Happens all the time in my line of work.

Huh. Sounds like my type of occupation.

I'll tell you all about it,
as soon as I make the phone call.

All right. I've been meaning
to go to the bank anyway.

- For 20 cents, you gotta go to the bank?
- Yeah, well, sort of.

You see, this here
is my rainy-day account.

It's for days when wackos in the woods

do away with my other means of support.

Hello.
The I.R.A. C. computer

is temporarily unable to take your call.

Please, stay on the line...

I don't believe this.

...and your call will be answered
as soon as possible.

Hello. The I.R.A. C. computer...

The next time I call, he'll probably
have an answering service.

This is the I.R.A. C. computer.
To whom am I speaking?

Take a guess.

- Good morning, Steve Trevor.
- Ira, who have you been talking with?

That is none of your business.

You been playing chess
with the police computer again?

The I.R.A. C. computer does not engage in
activities of a...

- Are you winning?
- Naturally.

All right, between moves, how about
doing a little research for me?

Shoot.

All right.
It's very important that Diana or I

get in touch with Marshall Henshaw.

The Marshall Henshaw?
Head of Henshaw International?

Yeah, that's the guy.

- He values his privacy above all else.
- Yes, I know, Ira.

- Few people know what he looks like.
- I know, Ira.

- Even fewer know how to contact him.
- Ira, I realize that.

Your request is next to impossible.

- You're terrific.
- Do not forget it.

All right, now, look, I'm gonna have
Diana call you in exactly 30 minutes,

so try and keep the line open, will you?
Oh, by the way...

the woman whose voice is on the tape?

- Quite effective, is she not?
- That's an understatement. Who is she?

Hello? Hello, Ira?

I bet he did that on purpose.

Okay, thank you.

They can't reach Mr. Henshaw,
but that's not unusual.

Listen, I just have to get in touch with
whoever's in charge of this warehouse

as soon as possible. Okay?

Hang on. I'll see if she's in.

- She?
- Yeah.

- How did we do?
- We made $3.80.

Good. We can use it all. Taxi!

Wait a minute. I thought you said
all you had to do was make a phone call.

Well, it's better if we take a taxi
and talk to Dunfield in person.

He should still be at the hotel.
Besides, that phone call idea was before

I knew you had access to such
voluminous monetary resources.

Taxi!

Hang on, kid. You're about to see
what power and money are all about.

- Missy was inspected by your man at...
- 9:43 this morning.

- Exactly 9:43.
- And it was loaded into your van at...

Exactly 9:50.

There's no way that case could've
been switched after it was loaded.

So in that seven minutes,
the switch was made.

Right.

My guess is that whoever was responsible
would then have removed Missy

from your warehouse as soon as possible.

Here's what we're looking for.

A shipment of electronic equipment
went out at 10:00.

Since then, some trucks have come in,

but nothing's scheduled
to leave till 1:00.

Where was this equipment headed?

Norfolk Water and Power plant,
98th and Washington.

- You're going out there?
- Yes.

Meanwhile, I intend to have some of our
field agents go through your warehouse

and question your personnel.
I know it's a little inconvenient,

but Missy may still be here.
Although I doubt it.

I understand.

And about those shipments you've got
scheduled for this afternoon...

Nothing leaves the plant
without an okay from the I.A.D.C.

- Thank you very much, Miss...
- DeWitt. Lucy DeWitt.

Oh.

Yes, I'm the Lucy DeWitt...

Marshall Henshaw's
friend and confidante.

I'm sorry. It's just that probably
every little girl dreams about

growing up and falling in love
with the richest man in the world.

Well, you went and did it.

Well, dreams have their ups and downs.

Don't worry. I am not going to ask you
what Marshall Henshaw looks like.

Although I'm dying to. Thank you.

Come on, Ira.
Tell me what he looks like.

A physical description of
Marshall Henshaw

was not part of Steve Trevor's request.

Well, is that your way of telling me
you don't know?

It is my way of telling you
I am not telling.

My, aren't we grouchy?

Sounds like your chess game
took a turn for the worse.

No comment.

Okay, now, how do we get in touch
with Henshaw?

He has one private phone.
Area code, 213.

Number, 555-3037.

And what if we have to
reach him in person?

29872 North Coast Highway.

You know, it sure would help
if I knew what he looked like.

Do you know what "fat chance" means,
Diana Prince?

All too well. I'm gonna have
to have Steve follow up on this.

But thank you for your help, Ira.

Oh, by the way, Steve asked me
to ask you a question.

Something about some woman's name?

Hello?

Here's your $3.80.

Oh, would you mind
taking an IOU on the tip?

I'm Marshall Henshaw,
and I'll have my secretary...

You're Marshall Henshaw?

- Yeah.
- Mister...

I wouldn't take my own IOUs,
and I'm John D. Rockefeller!

One more hour, Colonel.
That is all that I will allow.

- Dunfield.
- Dunfield,

this is security in the lobby.

Yeah. Yeah.

There's a man down here
who claims he's Marshall Henshaw.

Describe him.

He's about six feet tall, slender,
a mustache, gray-blonde hair.

Throw him out.

Prime Minister,
I'm certain we can handle this.

I.A.D.C. agents are at the
Henshaw factory right now.

And I was under the impression

that I could trust the world's
most prestigious industrialist.

We're not absolutely sure
that Henshaw International was involved.

He's quite adamant, sir.

The man is obviously deranged.
Throw him out.

I demand to talk to Marshall Henshaw.

Well, as is usually the case,
we don't know where he is, I'm afraid.

All right. Let go of me!

I'm gonna buy this hotel
and I'm gonna fire the whole lot of you!

So that's what money and power
are all about.

Shh, shh. I'm trying to think.
I'm trying to figure this out.

Why is Dunfield doing this to me?
He's trying to take over the company.

No, he would've had me killed.

Missy!

He must plan to steal Missy!

Anything you say.
Me, I think I'm gonna be going.

Come on,
we gotta collect some more bottles

and get to Keystone Hills
as fast as we can.

- We?
- I know where we can get some help.

You said "we" again.

My name is Diana Prince
and I'm with the I.A.D.C.,

and I'd like to ask you about a shipment
from the Henshaw factory.

Well...

Then again, I guess it can wait.

All right.

Who told you to arrange
that little reception for Diana Prince?

By now,
I'm sure she's been taken care of.

And you were right not to try to remove
the scrambler from the plant right away.

That's what the I.A.D.C.
immediately thought had happened.

So you think our worries are over?

By tonight we will have delivered Missy
to your black-market buyer

and be well on our way to Switzerland.

Look, I'll...

I'll be over at the factory
in exactly one hour

to pick up the trash.

I'll be there, ready to go.

Lucy, I love you.

Marsh! How did you
get past my bodyguard?

Same way I always
got past your bodyguard, Lucy.

Let me in.

I gotta tell you what happened.
Oh, this is Barney.

- I owe him some money.
- How you been, Luce?

Listen, I was coming back from signing
the Missy deal and I got jumped.

They took everything, my wallet...

my watch, my keys,
my credit cards, everything.

And Dunfield, of all people,
is in on it!

Where are you going?

Chicago, for the weekend.
My mother's sick.

Oh.

Well, Dunfield's up to something,
like maybe stealing Missy.

At least, that's what I figure.

You gotta call Abernathy and Doyle,
tell them to find out what's going on.

I'll get right on it.

I always figured something like this
would happen...

staying out of sight...

surrounding myself with
avaricious executive types...

always wearing disguises.

Nobody believes me
when I tell them who I am.

You and Dunfield are the only two people
in the state of California

who know what I look like.

Your parents are in Europe on vacation.
You told me that yourself.

Well, they came back early
because Mom is sick.

You and Dunfield?

You're in this together?

Why, Lucy?

Oh, Marsh...

We were taking each other for a ride.

You were the world's richest man to me
and I was some kind of commodity to you.

That's not true.

Yes, it is. You just never
stopped to think about it.

You'd better leave.

That's the story of this guy's life.

But you can't do this, Lucy.

Oh, yes, I can. Easily.

I put up with our "relationship"
for two years, didn't I?

But... Dunfield.

Please leave.

All I have to do is press that button
and the guard will come in gun first.

All right, all right. We're leaving.

Come on, Barney.
You're too young to be exposed to this.

We could've had you killed, Marsh.

They're gonna get away with this.

The richest man in the world,
and I can't lift a finger to stop them.

Would these help?

You're a regular delinquent.

I don't like her very much.

These are the keys
to the car I gave her last spring.

Come on, Barney.
We're gonna get to my factory

and talk to the only other person
in the state of California who knows

I'm Marshall Henshaw.

Thank heavens
he refused to retire at 65.

Mike? There's a man outside with a boy.
I want them followed.

And keep in touch.

The man who pulled the gun on me

was just doing what a voice
on the phone told him, Steve.

But I'd bet anything that his orders
ultimately came from Lucy DeWitt.

Well, the field office hasn't
turned anything up at the factory.

We can't pick her up for questioning
unless we have some kind of proof.

How's the prime minister?

I've convinced her to let us handle this
a little while longer.

Now, the way I've got it figured,

if the scrambler is still in the plant,
we'll find it.

- If it's not...
- There's nothing anybody can do.

I'm going out there.

By the way, have you tried to
get in touch with Marshall Henshaw?

Trying is one thing,
succeeding is another.

Right. Talk to you later.

Hang on, kid.

- Do you know how to drive?
- I'm learning fast, aren't I?

Yeah... I thought you told me
you had a license.

I never needed one.
Got my first chauffeur when I was 15.

Hang on.

Oh, heck!

You owe whoever owns this vegetable
stand a lot more than 50 bucks.

I'll pay. I'll pay.

Hey, you guys need some help?

Yeah, as a matter of fact,
we could sure use a lift.

- Well, I really don't make a policy of...
- Oh, come on, please?

All right, hop in.

You got a license?

I'm really in a hurry, so why don't
I drop you off at the nearest phone?

Fine.

How are our finances holding up?

You've really fallen onto hard times,
haven't you?

You wouldn't believe me if I told you.

Oh, wait for me, will you, lady?

Stay in the car and wait for me, Barney.

With my kind of luck,
the phone'll be out of order.

- Yeah, but...
- Listen, lady,

he's not kidding about his luck.

They're with some woman.

- A real looker.
- Describe her.

A brunette, about 5'10",
like I said, a real looker.

Wearing a plaid suit, gray hat,
and red-colored turtleneck?

Yeah.

I should've known we were in trouble

when I didn't hear from
anyone out at Norfolk.

You've just described the I.A.D. C. agent
who was in here before perfectly.

Oh, well.
It's too late to start making changes.

We've got some work to do, Mike.

What do you mean, 15 cents more?
I haven't got 15 cents more.

All right. Hold on.

Don't touch that, I'm using it.

Lady!

Would you come and help me, please,
just for a minute? Huh? Come on.

You there?

Well, hold out your hand because
here comes your crummy 15 cents.

I need 15 cents. You got 15 cents, lady?

Sure.

Ah, thank you. Okay.
Now hold on, 'cause here it comes.

All right.

Satisfied? Now, connect the call.

What do you mean I have to dial again?

Well, keep trying till it's un-busy.

All right, but I better get
my 40 cents back!

Line's busy. I gotta call back.

Well, here's some more change,
just in case.

I've really got to be going.

Thanks, lady.
I really appreciate your help.

You're welcome.

Are you two gonna be all right?

Just one phone call to an old friend
should solve all our problems.

Hey, looks like your friend left.

Looks like this is for you.

Bad news?

The worst.

What're you doing?

Look, lady,
I don't wanna see that kid get hurt.

And you don't wanna
see him get hurt either, do you?

Of course not.
But I don't wanna get hurt.

Okay, then you gotta do what I tell you.

Get out of the car.
I gotta borrow it, okay?

- Oh, sure. Anytime.
- Move it.

Listen, buddy...

Look, lady,
you're not gonna believe this,

but my name is Marshall Henshaw.

You're Marshall Henshaw?

Like I said, I haven't got time
for explanations

or nitwit telephone operators.

Chances are, they've taken that kid
out to my factory.

Okay. Now, listen...

If it's any consolation to you, lady,
I was supposed to use this on you.

Would you wait up?

Marshall Henshaw.

All tucked away, safe and sound.

Good.

That platoon of I.A.D.C. agents
finally left

but I still think we ought to
take the boy along to the airport.

Yeah, he might come in handy.

Besides, we can't very well
leave him here, can we?

Why don't you try asking me?

Let's go.

Watch out!

I'll pay, I'll pay.

- I don't believe you.
- Come on, you gotta help me.

You weren't really planning on leaving,
were you?

I didn't think so.

Keller! Morfett!

All right, let's split.
Meet at the car! Come on!

- Where are they?
- There.

Don't let them hurt the boy,
Wonder Woman, please. I'll go after her.

Let me go, Marsh. Let me go.

Now that we're finally together again?
Not on your life.

You looking for these?

- Is this man bothering you?
- Oh, it's nothing I couldn't handle.

Well, there's no damage.
It's ready to be shipped.

And I know exactly who
I wanna have do the shipping.

Where is she? Wonder Woman was here
just a minute ago.

She usually slips away like that,
I guess she doesn't like goodbyes.

But don't worry, Missy will be
on her way to Europe within two hours,

that I promise you.

Well, I suppose if someone
had to leave me stranded

and wreck my rented car,

at least it was the richest man
in the world.

I'm sorry about that.
It was an emergency.

I understand.

And about the car, my lawyers are
taking care of everything right now.

I'm sure they are.

- Which reminds me...
- Oh, yeah, that 50 bucks I owe you.

Listen, kid,
I've been thinking about that

and I'd like to pay you back
in installments.

Like a weekly allowance.

- No kidding?
- No kidding.

Of course, it'd mean you'd have to give
up that palace of yours in the woods.

- No kidding.
- No kidding.

So, in other words,

if you'd given me the description
of Marshall Henshaw when I asked for it,

begged you for it, in fact,

you would have saved everyone
a lot of trouble.

How fortunate that Wonder Woman
happened upon the situation.

Yes. But that's no excuse
for your behavior, Ira.

I mean, when people ask you for
information, you should give it to them.

Shall I make all my data
in my memory banks,

including that concerning you,
available to everyone, Diana Prince?

Cute.

So, how is your chess game coming?

The I.R.A. C. computer does not
engage in activities that are not...

Which computer gives you
the most competition?

The central computer at the university.
It cheats.

Hi. Just got a telegram.

Says, "Missy arrived
in Europe all safe and sound."

Oh, great. Let's see here.

Now, Ira, about that woman whose
voice was on the tape...

Hello.

The I.R.A. C. computer is unable
to complete your call as dialed.

That one, Steve Trevor?

Yeah. Yeah, that's the one.

Or this one?

Hello.
The I.R.A. C. computer

is unable to complete your call
as dialed.

I can electronically simulate
anyone you wish.

That's a rotten trick.

I'm gonna get him for that.

Wonder Woman

Wonder Woman

Wonder Woman