Dangerous Assignment: Pirate Loot

Dangerous assignment starring Brian Dunlevy as Steve Mitchell Hi Commissioner, Steve have a seat. Thanks. I suppose you know you're ruining my reputation around this town Every time I get out on a date you haul me back here to the office and send me halfway around the world Cheer up Steve. They always keep a light burning in the window for you. No, they yeah, but if you're going too long that fire can die out

You know Steve ever have on a diving suit diving suit. Well, yeah once you're leaving leaving for the Caribbean on an ex-plane. Your destination is Trinidad. I'm gonna fly to Trinidad in a diving suit.

You're going hunting for pirate treasure, Steve. There's no time now to go into the background. Go to Trinidad and show up in dungarees at the trade winds bar. You'll be contacted there, and the contact will fill you in on the deal.

Just a minute. Part of the deal doesn't by any chance involve getting into a diving suit, does it? It might. Steve, this is a vital job. Depending on you, right down the line. Well, that's it. You've got your assignment?

Good luck. In a moment, tonight's story of dangerous assignment starring Brian Dunlevy as Steve Mitchell, colorful, two-fisted government agent. But first, a message from the four dealers of America.

The 1954 has everyone talking. Here is what Mr. R.L. Bell of Georgia, one of more than 410,000 enthusiastic owners said about his 54. I've had my new Ford Club coupe for six weeks and have driven it 6,700 miles.

operation was over all types of roads and under varying weather conditions from key west to the great smokies. It holds the road better than any car I've ever driven, and in nineteen years of traveling I've owned eight makes of cars. For my money it has more comfort than any low-price car on the market. My car is equipped with overdrive, and up to now my gasoline