Dangerous Assignment: Boy Used as Courier (Paris)

Dangerous assignment. Transcribe starring Brian Don LaViere, Steve Mitchell. The art danger is 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 is going to prove that sometimes the nicest thing that can happen to a guy is to get shot at.

Morning, Commissioner. You sent for me. Steve and Anne will appear in a Paris newspaper tomorrow night. tomorrow night. The job offered by an internationally famous magician named Paul Dukas. You're going to answer his ad. Oh, now wait, Commissioner. If he's looking for someone to saw and have. He's anxious to secure the services of an English-speaking

tutor for his ten-year-old boy. You're it. Oh, great. Me a tutor yet. Look, suppose I don't fill the bill. It's all been arranged with Dukas as a means of getting you into the household without a rousing suspicion. Suspicion of anyone in particular? Yes.

Madame Bercoff. As a child's governess, she's accompanied Dukas and several world tours during the past years. He suspected for some time that she's involved with aspiring Steve, that she's passing information to foreign agents here in the broad.

I see. Several days ago, just before they sailed from New York, to cast overheard part of a conversation she had with someone over the phone, she acknowledged receipt of certain information, said it would be delivered to somebody in Paris by Friday of this week.

Any idea what sort of information this is? From what do cast could gather, it had to do with the movement of troops? Oh, so I ease into the gas household, but why is a tutor to a ten-year-old?