Thermite Bombs

Because number one adventure are K7, former United States secret agent who operated in 22 countries on land on sea and in the air brings you a story of today.

Here is K7. Sirmite bombs are scientists' latest contributions to the horrors of war. These new bombs, which weigh less than two pounds, generate an instantaneous heat of 3,000 degrees and their fire cannot be extinguished. A single bombing plane could drop more than 2,000 such bombs. Thermite does not explode to start its great heat, and therefore there is no sound

to draw attention to the place of attack. It is a spy story involving this new terrible weapon which John Holbrook introduces now. Thank you, K7. The potential use of the termite in war is the known for some time.

Recently, however, such a new aerial bomb was perfected. As a result, a dangerous spy received orders to find out its secret. The spy's activities sent a high government official to Special Agent B9 for assistance.

Our story opens as the official outlines the case to B9 and his assistance, Lisa Drake. Special Agent B9, you have never met me but I think you know of my position in the government. Yes, I've heard of you many times.

And we've seen your name in the newspapers. It is because my name may again appear in the newspapers that I've come here. I don't understand. Frankly, my coming to you is a last result. A demand has been made upon me.

If I agree, I betray my country. If I refuse, I will be ruined. My family's reputation, right? Be done, you've got to help me. My wife, this will break her heart. Suppose you tell us your story. If I can help you, I will.