(SA) 73-06-12 (x) Assignment in Moscow

Adventure! Tonight's story is entitled, Assignment in Moscow, by Alan Hempling. Ladies, now you can dress in high fashion at unbelievably low cost. Thousands of South African women claim Genome sewing machines, which not only simplify dressmaking, but give your work a real professional touch.

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You can do so much more with a Genome. Every General R-280 radio has 364 little safety studs between its treads. The studs are there to brace and stabilize the treads and help stop them fidget on the stress.

And the fact that we've reduced the fidget in our treads explains why the General R-280 Great so well, corners so well, and as the longest possible life, General R.T.R.A.D.E. Radials. The Long Living Tires. This is a story based on that, but you will probably not believe it.

Because one hundred years earlier, the same things happened in a work of fiction. But what is true, and what is fiction? What is there to prevent a made-up story coming through? If you were looking to the histories of the Second World War, you will find my name, Vasily and Tonovich Scree.

And you will find that the Nazi general who gave me the code name Igor believed I went to my death in my own country. You will shortly be taking off, Igor, and we'll check up belongings myself.

It is a great honor, had general, to meet you. If I see you again, I hope to have the honor to decorate you. I understand. Which of my belongings do you wish to see? Everything, the future of the Third Reich, could depend on you having Soviet-made laces in your shoes when the checker examines you an hour from now.