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So now it is time for this week's episode of the man called X.

The original air date may the 13th, 1952, and the title is Rescue from Check Uranium Mine.

Listen to Herbert Marshall as the man called X. Wherever there is mystery, adventure,

intrigue, in all the strange and dangerous places of the world, there you will find the man called X.

The time is shortly after midnight. Somewhere in the U.S. zone of Germany, an army transport

plane is taken off from a secret airbase, and with throttles wide open as roaring through the

moonless night, roaring toward the east, toward Czechoslovakia, and the iron curtain.

And you can't do it. You're signing your own death warrant, maybe.

What else can you call parachuting into Czechoslovakia, trying to work your way into the

yachtym of uranium mines? Look, keep. Johan van was an old friend, a report from Prague say he's

been sentenced to slave labor in those mines. I ain't going to try and get him out.

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