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While now it's time for this week's episode of Dangerous Assignment.

The original air date, November 18th, 1950, and the title is The Memory Chain Equation.

Dangerous Assignment, starring Brian Dunlevy as Steve Mitchell.

Yeah, Dangerous My Assignment. I get sent to a lot of places I can't even pronounce. They all spell the same thing though.

Trouble, but when I walk into the commissioners office, I don't realize that this assignment is going to end up with me dangling from the wrong end of a rope.

Well, here he is, Commissioner.

Thanks, Ruth. Steve, I suppose I pulled you right out of a big deal, as usual.

Oh, no, it was all very innocent this time, Commissioner. Matter of fact, I was down at the rifle range improving my marksmanship.

Wow. Honest alone world. From where I stood, it looked like he was closing in on a target for tonight.

That's what I thought. I have your plane ticket at my desk when you're ready, Steve.

Okay, Ruth. Well, where am I going this time, Commissioner? To Munich. Your plane leaves in one hour. You'll be looking for the Memory Chain.

Memory Chain? No relation to the Daisy Chain, is it? I'm afraid not.

I'd have a pretty hard time passing myself off as Queen of the May.

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