Lorenz demands that Leland procure up-to-date schedules for the air patrol. On December 6, 1941, Leland meets with his local contact, A. V. Smith, and convinces him to provide real timetables, as Lorenz would recognize fakes. Smith adds that plantation owner Dan Morton is a rich dipsomaniac and that Marlow is a buyer for Rogers Fifth Avenue in New York City.
Lorenz demands that Leland acquire the latest timetables for the air patrol. On December 6, 1941, Leland meets with his local contact, A. V. Smith, and convinces him to supply genuine schedules, as Lorenz would recognize them from fake ones. Additionally, Smith mentions that plantation owner Dan Morton is a wealthy individual with a drinking problem and that Marlow is a buyer for Rogers Fifth Avenue in New York City.