A pair of shiny blue suede shoes belonging to he smooth-talking, master-mind criminal stands next to a beaten, semi-conscious Hammer as he lies on a bare, mattress-less bedframe.In the all-star cast were:Anne Hilton (Claudette Colbert), the matriarchal wife and mother who held her family together (including her two daughters)Jane (Jennifer Jones in her second feature film), her eldest daughter, a high-school seniorBridget (or Brig) (teenaged Shirley Temple in her first major post-childhood role), the younger daughterTim Hilton (Neil Hamilton) (completely off-screen, although pictured in a photograph), the beloved businessman father, who volunteered to serve, and was later reported lost and missing in action in the SW PacificFidelia (Hattie McDaniel), the family""s black maid who worked to pay her rent due to stretched financesWhen her husband went off to World War II in early 1943, Anne Hilton was left behind with her two daughters.Frustrated by Elaine""s snub, Striker punched another annoying solicitor with a flower in the face.In the cockpit, Captain Oveur and his navigational co-pilot Victor Basta (Frank Ashmore) were discussing weather predictions for their destination, when second co-pilot Roger Murdock (Kareem Abdul-Jabbar) arrived - (one could sense the potential for future word-play on the words "Victor", "Vector," "Oveur" (over), "Clarence" (clearance), and "Roger").This is what you pay the Reich Economic Office, the Jews themselves receive nothing.Poles you pay wages.Generally, they get a little more.Are you listening?...The Jewish worker""s salary - you pay it directly o the SS, not to the worker.He gets nothing.Schindler: But it""sless.It""slessthan what I would pay a Pole...That""s the point I""m trying to make.Poles cost more.Why should I hire Poles?Acting as his middleman, Stern recruits Jews to work in Schindler""s enamelware factory located "outside the ghetto so you can barter for extra goods, for eggs, I don""t know what you need.