Dangerous Assignment: Stolen Information Group (Norway)

Dangerous assignment. Transcribe starring Brian Don LaViere's, Steve Mitchell. He had danger as 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 commission's office, I don't realize that this assignment's going to wind up with me exactly one foot from death.

Morning, Commissioner. You sent for me? Steve, I have a range and appointment for you and I'll slow Norway tomorrow night. Oh? Who am I supposed to meet? We won't know until he shows up. Room 21.

Hotel Engar. Is this going to be a friendly meeting or are things apt to get rough, Commissioner? We've been after this man for a long time, Steve. He heads an organization known as the Bureau, an international clearinghouse for stolen information.

Sounds like big business. It is. This man has agents operating in every European capital as well as here in the United States. They pick up any secret information they can buy or steal. Funnel it back to the Bureau where he sorts it out and peddles it to any nation interested.

So why is he going to show up at the hotel Angar in Oslo? He's bringing a payroll. He's to turn over $50,000 to a man representing his agents in this country. And how did we find this out?

Our boys grabbed this representative in New York last night as he was about to board a plane for Europe. He taught plenty. I get it. So I take this gents place and go on to Oslo to meet Mr. Big.

Wait a minute, Commissioner. Wouldn't it sort of complicate things if Mr. Big knows what the career looks like? He won't. man is sent for the payroll each time and the man we have in custody has never met the big shot okay what name do I use Francis you're kidding Nick Francis that's the courier's name get over to Oslo Steve it's vitally important we nail ahead of