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going to Patreon dot Great Detectives dot net. Well, our

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second Oss movie adaptation, we're not actually playing Luxure Radio Theater.

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There is a lux Radio theater version out there, but

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it's not a complete recording and the sound quality is

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not great, and to be honest, none of them have

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of like, super amazing sound quality. But I decided we'd

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go ahead and do the screen guilt theater version of

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this story. This one originally aired November twenty fifth, nineteen

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forty eight, and the title is thirteen Rue Madeline.

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Speaker 2: From Hollywood from Grey Bogart, William Lundigan, Leonnames, and John

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bue In the thrilling and sensational war story thirteen Rue

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Medal as Yes from Hollywood.

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Speaker 3: The Screen Guild Players brought you each Thursday Night by Tamil.

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Speaker 4: Cigarette Thursday Night Screen Guild Night when Camel Cigarettes bring

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you your favorite stars in their greatest Montion Pickure roles.

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The night is one of the most dramatic stories that

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came out of the war. From the secret files of

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the OSS. Twentieth century Fox Studio is exciting human documents.

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Speaker 5: The Screen Guild Players prevents.

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Speaker 2: Thirteen Roue Medaline starring Humphrey Bodart, John Viale, William Lundign

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and Leonaims with Francis Robinson.

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Speaker 5: This is a page out of history in our time.

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Speaker 6: This is a record of valorous men who served without

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uniforms or medals or acclaim.

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Speaker 5: This is a story of the OSS.

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Speaker 3: The Second World War was already six months old when

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a presidential directive careerated the Office of Predesious Services, the.

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Speaker 6: Famous OSS, a super secret intelligence service, the first espionage

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system in the history of our nation. By the early

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part of nineteen forty four, it had already trained sixty

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sevent teams.

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Speaker 3: Boss agents, now a new class group sixty eight.

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Speaker 6: After careful and exhausted screening is taken under tight security

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to a beautiful country club near Washington.

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Speaker 5: Threw up. That group are Jeff Lassiter and Bill O'Connell. Hey,

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this is quite a place. Huh you luckie or your man?

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Speaker 3: Luxurious?

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Speaker 5: They said, we got to fund tune to the room.

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Say you picked the roommate yet? No? Oh no that yeah, okay,

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you got one. Name is Jeff Lassida Bill O'Connell.

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Speaker 4: Shake, all right, he's introduction party, then I am.

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Speaker 5: Isn't it a beauty for small all in a lot

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of duty? They said, for personal assessment and further training. Rugged,

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I should say so. The lounds like this k Leavit

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Care Books magazine. We even got a backgammon set. That's right,

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you play? Yeah? You want to take me on for

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double games?

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Speaker 6: Sure?

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Speaker 5: I'm nice. I was vouched. I've always wanted to them

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that game. Hey, look lad today, what do you say

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we make it interesting? I just played for fun. O'conon, Well,

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let's tell you what bound in the game. No, let's

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make it up mediate all right, I'm gonna get it final? Sure,

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what about it? I think that's crazy. As they play,

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two other men are sitting in an office upstairs, Charles Gibson,

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right hand man of the OSS Chief, and Bob Shunky,

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former All American in charge of training. Get him started tomorrow, Bob,

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in three months. They've got to be in shape to go.

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They'll be in shape. That's my assignment. That's one of them.

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What do you mean twenty two potential OSS agents.

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Speaker 7: All of them speak trains, one of them can speak German. Well,

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you're good to find out who it is. Yeah, not

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as easy as to sound fine, because one of your

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students is a gemin agent.

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Speaker 8: All right, now, all right, I've got a couple of

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things to say before you begin your active training from here.

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In this work, pressure is on that right now. And

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the use of the cover story a lot to lie

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about who you are and what you're doing. This is

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your most important defensive weapon. The enemy cracks your story

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when you're in the.

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Speaker 5: Field, you'll be tortured. If you get a break, you'll

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be shot. The average American is a good sport. He

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plays for the rules. Well, no secret agent is a

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good sport. That is no living agent.

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Speaker 8: He's going to be tough to kill, cheap, to rob,

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to lie, and everything you learn is told.

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Speaker 5: One of death is just one, that's all. That's the

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depth of your mission. Their praise, doubts, years of decency

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you get all.

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Speaker 8: About him, are turning your suit because the enemy can

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forget and has.

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Speaker 5: Okay, let's get the work. Got a lot to do

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in the next three.

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Speaker 9: Months, long too, and I can hardly believe my own years.

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Speaker 5: You weren't the only one. Surprise Getty's for the.

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Speaker 8: Way they've been paying on twelve fourteen hours a day, hiking, swimming, lenning, how.

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Speaker 5: To kill and rob and steel out of send a

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wireless message cold, how to make a Paris you jump,

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And I'm getting your cover story down, patt. If I'm

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not sure my name is last Year anymore, It's sure

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it is again. I guess this means a lot to you. Man.

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Getting back to France last I will find out them.

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I've waited so long selling Coca mun gi U will

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never give up. Yeah there, we've got an hour dinner.

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How about the game? Sure? How much do you now?

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Fifteen millions when I'm chopping at dog fifteen. I'll dig

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you on this. The government will take most of the time.

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Go ahead, Yeah You've got sorry man, that'll laugh away. Shucky,

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what's up?

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Speaker 8: An hour early tonight start the field problem first stay

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in the morning.

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Speaker 7: Do you think you found the master Bob, Yes, I'm

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sure I have all right, who's the germination Mello O'Connell.

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Speaker 8: How does he know number one man in the class?

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That was the tip off last night. I had him

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trying to pump the bushot, trying to find out.

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Speaker 5: If she expected to go back to friends.

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Speaker 8: Then the field problem clinched it rather report. Yeah, that

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tests design for them to make mistakes. They learned more

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that way, but O'Connell didn't make any mistakes. Done through

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it all before.

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Speaker 5: Name is cunsul. I'd bet five one of the best.

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Speaker 8: When you want to pick him up, I don't what,

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and you mustn't know he's even suspected.

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Speaker 7: We had him paid for a long time. He got

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the sentence book. What wouldn't be kinsled information? The second print?

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Speaker 5: We think, so where and when? Yes, they like to know.

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That's a big shot. The German high commander is counting

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on information. So we've got to arrange points of at

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it the wrong information, and we've got to let him

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take it back to them.

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Speaker 7: I see the plan will include a logical way for

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him to make his to stay. It must be cleverly staved.

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Remember we're dealing with a very smart man.

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Speaker 5: When do we start? When we get to England. I'll

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leave tomorrow. You can follow with the group within a

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few days.

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Speaker 8: Group sixty eight is gone to England and quarried in

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the country house not far from London.

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Speaker 10: They are held there under tight security, leaving their assignments

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and the plan of proceeds.

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Speaker 5: Okay, how old do you know Alan, I lived there

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for two years. I know it very well. I thought so.

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Oh currently, pictures change change. How do you mean you

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read the papers there? Want to talk about a second front?

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Everyone knows there's going to be one. You think of

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contem but I think that can't come. That's somebody else's job.

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We get to Bay Orders. Oh yes, for sure. I

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haven't given a job. I need help.

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Speaker 8: Someone with a proper background, someone who's pools. He can

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come through in a pinch.

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Speaker 5: You want to go to work. I didn't go through

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all their training to be in English country gentlemen.

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Speaker 8: Okay, pack your dear. We're going up to London now

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in ten minutes. No goodbye, is nothing, no word to

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anyone about what I've said. Under tight security starting right now.

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Speaker 5: That clear, Yes, it's clear. Who do you think, Bob,

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would you take the boot? I think so Gibson. I

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put him in with undival. I'm intelligence, opened up everything to.

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Speaker 8: The maps, plans of forts, all our agents, and I

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put six plans at his disposal.

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Speaker 5: He makes a break break and one of them. We're

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okay this. He makes a break. Who's the pick for

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the ruler job? Last day? The girl. They're on their

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way down here. Now you're booking yourself good the afternoon last.

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This is it.

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Speaker 8: This is the payoff already, I think so good. You're

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going to France, you too, be dou The shod as

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lack of it is communicated. I'll make it as brief

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as I can. The Nancy's in a terrific new rocket

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bomber carry the warhead with two tons of explosives.

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Speaker 5: For the last six months they've been.

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Speaker 8: Building up a huge stop, saving all our resources for

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just one thing, the invasion version.

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Speaker 5: The bomb depot is somewhere between Cain and Lahart. That's

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all we know. Even if Ich Underground hasn't been able

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to spoduct for us, that's our job to find the

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bomb people. Now that's a part of it.

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Speaker 8: To destroy it, we must know every detail of its construction.

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One man can help us without her, Monsieur du bois.

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This is his picture, then that name and picture on

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your mind.

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Speaker 5: The success of your mission, possibly of the entire invasion,

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is lint to that man. What's his collection of the

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bomb people design and built? We want to talk to him.

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Speaker 8: Hey, hey, you well, I didn't know you were down

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here in London where you walked off in the middle

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of the life.

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Speaker 5: I know I had to live in a hurry. Oh

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so John Peppy? Not much action though, it looks like

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I'm grounded. What are you doing here? S pepping for

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a mission?

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Speaker 3: Yeah?

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Speaker 5: Sorry, I can't tell you what I always knew you

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were a bad investment. Wow you now thirteen million?

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Speaker 3: Fourteen?

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Speaker 5: I'll whittle it down when I get back. When are

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you leaving? All for sure? And I wish I were

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going with the kid me too? Well, I got a

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run now I'm gonna seeing you bring me back a souvenir.

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We don't paying you back. What about a Connor?

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Speaker 8: Do you think he's sold?

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Speaker 5: Set up so well? Trying to think Holland was the

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right place myself.

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Speaker 8: He's playing his real stuff the quests coming from agents

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and Holland before the request.

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Speaker 5: The suppliers gets there. He got to believe it, but

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he hasn't lived. No we gets explained, could go anytime.

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How do you feels be too hot that we're watching him?

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We started, we might pick him off maybe, but in

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a few days it'll be too late. Who's got to

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get that misinformation back? Now? Of course? Uh? Wow? Those

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we wants him to make his breaking send him? Is

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what his chance in a silver platter? Oh? The logical

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reason to leave?

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Speaker 8: Maybe maybe we even send them ourselves, send them on

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a pawnee mission. We're getting information account of it. We

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aren't getting enough. The Germans think we're going to France.

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That's fine, but what do they expect about Holland?

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Speaker 5: Not stupid? You know, we must know if that there

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bearing Holland too would where We've got to send someone

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over there to find out for it. Yes, good man,

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that's we have some one who knows Holland as well

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as you do.

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Speaker 8: I know the man who me.

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Speaker 5: Oh that doesn't make sense. I need to hear you talk.

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Is important. It's more important to have the right man

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over there. If I get it, it's impossible and I

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don't know. I got to have that information. Let me go.

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I'll get it for you.

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Speaker 8: I could take over your work here, I guess directly

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in touch with me by radio O'Connor. I think I'll

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take a chance.

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Speaker 5: I need some help.

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be want plaster lady wi rafida.

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Speaker 5: Where do we do work together? At school? I know him?

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Explain you know people? Yeah, I think he'd like to go. Yeah, yeah,

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I guess he would. But mister shock, this whole thing silly.

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Oh and after school, Oh, Colin, I've slept in the

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same room with for months. It's crazy. I don't do

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bad about it, laughing.

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Speaker 8: He's smart, one of the smartest men they have A

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long time O'Connor alias Kuncil fooled me too. You understand

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the entire fight up, Yes, sir, okay, I'll come to

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the rabbit pot like the rest is easy.

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Speaker 5: We can go. Connel is sold. If we're right, we'll

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make his break. We'll never see him again. But he's

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not sold.

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Speaker 8: We should in any ways, suspect you on a double mission.

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You're going to play it his way, his way? What's

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that if he doesn't make his break or if he

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tries to follow you, you're going to shoot him, Shoot

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him and be sure it's for Keith.

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Speaker 5: Oh that's wrong, that's that's war O'Connor could do it,

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can you? You know I can do it.

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Speaker 2: I can do it.

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Speaker 6: And so the curtain comes down on Act one now

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present Act two of firsteen Room Medline, starring Humphrey Bogart,

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Leon aim Don Deal and William Londigan with Francis Robinson.

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Speaker 5: The plan goes forward.

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Speaker 10: I've always has headquarters in London, tacky and gets in

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wait tenseley for.

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Speaker 5: A report, but the B twenty four speeds through.

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Speaker 10: The night cord Holland inside the plane three people and

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jumps you sitting quietly waiting.

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Speaker 8: A woman and two men.

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Speaker 5: They sit in absolute silence until finally yeah, yeah, well

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you've been sitting there staring at me.

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Speaker 11: That's there, I think, So there is looking at me

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like I was, Okay, we're going to test you all.

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I guess I'm a little nervous. Yeah, I'm a little nervous.

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School we're getting closed.

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Speaker 5: Check your static lines this check check bet want to

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target down?

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Speaker 8: Are you ready?

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Speaker 5: Your guys on me?

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Speaker 3: Yees?

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Speaker 12: Yeah, you know that fourteen anyway, Oman, I'm winning it

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off the porch and in action station. I got done

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watch fourteen million mess never never had time to spend

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it anyway.

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Speaker 5: Number one, I'm lett a jump. We're even jet you

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to get on over your dime. We'll we'll start to scratch.

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Number two, go, hey, what's the matter of that static line?

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They didn't say it out? You didn't.

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Speaker 9: Are you there?

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Speaker 5: Hey? Yeah, but we're sure that message shows transmission.

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Speaker 8: Sure, I operate to work for them, but they positive

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they know they're touched with it again. Last of they

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killed and jump or kind of disappeared. Proceeding mission area

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has planned banks Suzanne tough break Yeah, I mean and

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from the radio operator on the plane, thanks.

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Speaker 5: What's up?

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Speaker 8: Lass of the static chord was deliberately cut. His should

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never opened.

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Speaker 5: He was murdered. Ah, what a rocking way.

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Speaker 8: The question is what did things Will know because he

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had known about Lassiter's mission. No, they probably picked up

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Lassiter's papers. He knows the gating fishy credentials. More than that,

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he knows the Holland invasions upon me. Well, I wouldn't

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have killed after day. I've done a great job, though

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I stucked into the pitch and swung my brain down.

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I'm conceiving the little I don't conceive anything until I

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throw a pick in my face. All right, now, let's

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go on from there. We've got five days to get

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another man over there. Pick up one black the target.

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Speaker 5: Who do you got to send? There's only one man

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who me. No, we haven't got time to break another man.

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We need those fire days on the other man. I'm sorry, Bob.

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You know the dating place of the invade. I did no,

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but I forgot. You know what it would mean if

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you were captured. Once it was discovered who who were

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her torture I'll have my l trappers one bike? Can

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I be gone? I'll never find out anything about the invasion, Bob.

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I wish I could let you go that Gibson. I

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need the break. I've been working too hot. I need

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the change. You won't come back. Got a worry is

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this time? I'll keep my.

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Speaker 8: Eyes on the picture. Within twenty four hours, Hankey is

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on his way to Fland.

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Speaker 5: My powers were.

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Speaker 10: Lending a quick meeting with Suzanne has been advised to stand.

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Speaker 5: By, and the following morning I pulled the deck.

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Speaker 8: An little town about forty miles.

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Speaker 3: From a heart, A plastic looking French business man is

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registering at the local hotel.

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Speaker 5: Bringing the pan alm. Mo wish to see long enough

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to accomperence my mission, aly you two three days like

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a room its chisney masure, and let's probe to see

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your papers. Oh why hello, let's the spirit of regulations

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where us came today from?

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Speaker 6: Now?

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Speaker 5: Your paper police your authority? Thanks, thank you to stop it?

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Speaker 13: Oh all right, but that paper is a nuisance that

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holds up business here here am i gabal Savat Insurance

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claims the jestice for the brand descriptions, signature.

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Speaker 5: Yes, those things an order. And then if you don't

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mind that seven minutes? Now, what else where was your

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grandfather buried? That's one on your father's side, the family cemetery.

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To run anything else? No, I hope you like your rule.

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I followed it. Throw myself up conc I had headquartered

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at Brulan. Check the city file. There's no shabbat buried

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in the Saint Maurice cemetery. There there's times go on.

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It is a small thing, but not a natural mistake

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for a Frenchman. If the small ones could come, what else?

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I followed him. When he left the hotel, he went

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to the Mayor's office. One of my men got to

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picture of him as he went up the steps.

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Speaker 11: You got a picture with him. But yeah, concern. He

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had no idea that it is shaky. So one deho

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like Kana Big to see the mayor.

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Speaker 3: Monsieur, the man was here to see you yesterday from

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the pack with a compulsory day.

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Speaker 5: Papers and that commission, Pady, Why more men from the

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village have you give him any monsieur? My people will

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no longer follow me.

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Speaker 1: Look this paper, you.

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Speaker 5: See what it says, Yes to the German collaborator. All

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day long, I have found me in my car, in

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my office, every where I got it. They do not understand.

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I have only done with a purpose, right, I want

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hope to avoid advertisers. Where is this man who came

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to see you? Yes disappeared on the ground. You will

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never be found. I do my best, and the people

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do not understand. There's a company of God stationed here, yes, Sir,

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at the hotel there order him up. That was part

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of the plan that brought out to every last minute detail.

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The moment the hotel is left without a God, A

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small group of men's within quietly through the battle. They

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go directly to a room, running up a floor and

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then open the door. Come along the bis. You're going

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to England.

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Speaker 10: A plane is waiting in a secret place. Davoirs put aboard.

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The plane takes off. Shocky remains behind. He had work

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still to do. He doesn't know that his picture has

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been given to every German agent in the coastal Sanction.

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Speaker 5: And two days later, in Gibson's office in London, we

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just got a transmission to the shots. They've got mister Shark.

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They're taken him to a halt thirteen room, Madeline shocking.

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Did he get a right? No, sir, take him a love.

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Just three questions, Shocky, that's all? What was your mission?

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Where's the invasion coming? When? We will make you tell?

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You know that shocking. You know a man can take

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only so much punishment. Remember you taught me fair play,

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years of decency. That's out. Remember you've done you a job.

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Now I'll accomplish my mission. Where is shaky? Where are

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they coming in?

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Speaker 8: And so I'm glad you're remembered of it, and I

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touch you're a top man in a crash.

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Speaker 5: But enough, Yeah, I'm all right, hand Shot, you just

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made a bad escape. Take him downstairs. We'll make him talk. Gentlemen,

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new pilots have been chosen for your special qualifications. You've

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been asked for attempt a hazardous mission.

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Speaker 8: The blast of target is zero peep. You'll be risking

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their lives. You've got to write to know why they're targetive.

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That their headquarters LAHA thirteen rule, Madeline.

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Speaker 5: They're holding an American agent there. If the talks it

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may cost too moan American lives. You won't talk, not.

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Speaker 7: As long as you can stand the punishment they're giving him.

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Only no human body can stand it too long.

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Speaker 5: I know, Bob Shot, you would rather die than talk.

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Be sure that no one in that house escapes. Uh?

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Where shocky? Where?

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Speaker 4: Where?

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Speaker 5: H fairly shocky? Where where I am way? Where? Where

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are they coming over? Where?

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Speaker 9: Where?

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Speaker 5: Where? I think?

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Speaker 4: So?

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Speaker 5: You're ready talking?

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Speaker 8: You're ready to talk?

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Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm ready completed. I was a humfortable gut.

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Speaker 12: William Lundigan, John Beale and Leon Name will return to

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the microphone in just the moon.

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Speaker 5: Now in the spirit of the day.

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Speaker 3: A final word of thanks Dwan Stars for a most

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enjoyable and exciting half hour.

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Speaker 5: Well then, we're on the thankful side ourselves to today.

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I mean, we're really all grateful for an opportunity to

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appeal at the Free Guild Players. Bill Renigan with your

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second that we are with Bogie. This program supports the

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Motion Picture Relief Fund, its country house and hospital.

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Speaker 10: Every actor in Hollywood considers it a privilege share a network.

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Speaker 3: The Screen Guild Players are directed by Bill Lawrence. The

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adaptations are by Harry Conley. Remember Thursday Night is Stream

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Guild Night and next week one of the finest pictures

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of the year, a great story in a magnificent cast

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night song starring Marla Brown, Van Hefflin and Hogikomich. Be

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sure to listen. Thirteen Roll Madeline, which presented through the

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courtesy of twentieth Century Fox producers. Off When My Baby

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Smiles at Me. I'm Prevodad will soon be seen in

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his own Santana production Knock on Any Door, Dam Wonderman's

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next picture will be Our to Those Follow Me Quietly.

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Leon Ames will next appear and I'm Not for Volden

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Mayor production Little Women. John Beale can soon be seen

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in the Paramont secture One Woman for Fun and Lardy

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Drop Miss Tremmel's To the Least. Other great show over

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these same tatans Tomorrow Night the Jimmy Durandy Show with

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Alan Young. Remember Thursday night is stream Guild Night. The

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greatest Stars and the greatest stories brought here by Kemmel's Cigarettes.

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Speaker 8: This is NBC's the National Broadcasting Company.

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Speaker 1: Welcome back. Well, definitely a more ram story than OSS,

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and then your typical episode of Cloak and Dagger, really

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showing everything that could go wrong and reflecting the risk

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that was taken if you chose service in the OSS,

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as well as some of the tough decisions made in Wartime.

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Of course, a lot of this very much condensed from

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the movie, but it does remain in effective wartime tale. Now,

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we do have some comments regarding our encore episodes. We

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start with bullets or ballots where mechanics sixty six rits.

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It should have been extremely obvious he was still a cop,

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as Bogie said, all the trouble started when he joined.

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Also asking to meet the guys in charge after being

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in the gang a few days was a dead giveaway.

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It cracks me up every time that Joe Friday does

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that when he goes under cover in Joe Friday's defense,

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The big difference between the dragnet stories of bullets or

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ballots is usually Friday is undercover not as someone who

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wants to join the gang, but particularly when interacting with

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the narcotics world, he is pretending to be a drug

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pusher who wants to make a big buy and therefore

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wants to talk to someone higher up the food chain,

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which is a bit more plausible. I think does require

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more suspension of belief in bullets or ballots, given that

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at Edward G. Robinson's character was known to be a

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cop and you started having all these troubles with the

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operation when he joined. So a little different for Sergeant Friday,

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but I think a fair point. And then Brian says

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never saw this movie, going to have to find it

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after this. I love finding the differences between the radio

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and film versions. Sometimes I'll forget all about either and

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end up wondering why I know what exactly is going

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to happen next. Anyway, these are lots of funds on

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long road trips. Well, thanks so much, Brian, and then

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Harrison comments on suspicion, I've always wanted to watch this movie,

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but never got around to it. I was also expecting

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it to take a dark turn at the end since

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it was a Hitchcock movie, and was extra surprised by

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how it turned out. It made me like the story

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even more. Then we have some comments regarding Operation Flur

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de Lee. Harrison writes, Wow, I didn't expect the climax

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between Renee and Duke to play out the way it did.

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Besides hearing one episode of Pat Novak, this is one

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thing I've seen Jack webbing outside of Dragonet, if my

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memory serves me right. So it was a real trait

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doctor who done it. Wrote Joe Friday flirting, I suffered

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second hand embarrassment. It's definitely a challenge for an actor

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being associated with a role, and in this case, the

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escape episode came two years before Joe Friday, but the

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association is definitely there for many listeners. And then Mechanic

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sixty six rites. Harry Bartel was good as the major

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as a young French resistance fighter, not very convincing, good story,

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and Harrison chummed in, I'm just glad we didn't get

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to also hear Harry Bartell as Harry Bartell selling Petrie

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whyt Well. I was never too bothered by Harry Bartel's

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performance in that because the French character he was playing

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was a bit naive, and even though he was very

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sure of himself, he was inexperienced and didn't know what

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he was doing. And so even if the accent wasn't precise,

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I think Bartel got the essence of the character, and

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the weakness of the accent I tended to interpret as

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a somewhat boyish uncertainty. So I need to blend it

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all with the character. But the dialect is definitely not

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something you get away with today. All right, Well, now

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