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support Joanna. Now let's get into this week's episode of Dangerous Assignment. The original

air date is July the 16th of 1949 and the title is Malaysian Star Line Sabotage.

Over here, here I am with the bulls. Scream over this way. Here, let me help you eyeball. Give me your hand. Come on.

You set the charge of nitroglycerin? Good. And no one saw you leave the sheet.

Ah, right on schedule. The sheet goes to the bottom and only the two of us know the location.

And not wait. No, no, put down the knife. No, no, no, no.

Three ships sunken two weeks, Steve. The last one caused the lives of six passengers.

That commission. A wise send me halfway around the world just because three ships were sunk.

Steve, those ships carried US rehabilitation supplies. I see.

Now as usual, you'll pose as a foreign correspondent. Here's your press credential, Steve,

your passport and plane ticket. Ruth, did you say plane ticket? You take off in two hours.

Now, look, I was figuring out a little deal. I can't wait till tomorrow. No, I can't wait.

And that's another thing, Steve. On this assignment, there's to be no women and no gambling.

It's strictly business, dangerous business. Okay, commissioner. All right, Steve. Your first stop in

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