Unsolved mysteries

Undeference to people who may still be living, character names in some of these unsolved mysteries have been changed.

No piece of fiction is more intriguing than a story dealing with the activities of a brilliant spy.

But truth is more daring, more astounding, much more intriguing, and tonight's true unsolved mystery,

dealing with the disappearance of Captain Gerald Neville, holder of the military cross, and Britain's master spy.

The story of Captain Gerald Neville, holder of the military cross, and Britain's master spy.

The story of Captain Gerald Neville, holder of the military cross, and Britain's master spy.

The story of Captain Gerald Neville, holder of the military cross, and Britain's master spy.

The story of Captain Gerald Neville, holder of the military cross, and Britain's master spy.

The story of Captain Gerald Neville, holder of the military cross, and Britain's master spy.

The scene is one of London's most fashionable hotels, tourists, visitors, some arriving, some leaving pass in a constant stream through the open door.

Outside, the traffic roars by in a never-ending stream.

The world and his wife are about their business, with never-a thought that war alums perilously close.

But on the second floor of the hotel, Britain's master spy glances rapidly up and down the passageway.

The coast is clear as he thinks, and he steps quickly forward to room number 23, raises his hand and gives a secret signal.

He opens the door swiftly and steps inside.

On time, Captain Neville.

Yes. You are Mr. Churchill Secretary?

Yes. Can you leave for Paris to meet you?

If need be, yes. But I have a luncheon appointment with my wife.

Well, she can go to Paris with you, so much the better, for the lay and his suspicion.

What's the assignment?

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