EEL: And you think I planted her there as a stall.
DUGAN: Goldie spilled that much, and we didn't, have to third degree her.
EEL: So Goldie declared me in on this?
INSPECTOR: She couldn't help it, we knew it was a two-man's job.
EEL: She snitched me into a frame-up.
DUGAN: Same as she did two years ago.
EEL: Why say, Inspector, I ain't seen Goldie since I was sprung from the Pen.
DUGAN: Is that so? I got it straight that the first place you mozied to was Goldie's flat on East Broadway. You were trailed.
EEL: Sure I was, by one of you pathfinders at the Central Office.
Oh, I've played tag with you before; Dugan, whatever you say, is.
INSPECTOR: Then you admit—