Revolution

Because number one adventurer 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. Ladies and gentlemen, in my past stories I have shown you how spies and international crooks operate, how they spread propaganda undermine a people's faith in their leaders, intimidate, and sabotage.

sabotage. Now I am going to show you how all these activities might be fitted together like a jigsaw puzzle and result in revolution and the loss of freedom. My friend John Holbrook will introduce the story. Thank you, K7. Our story is the built up case of what could happen if spies and international crooks successfully carried out their assignments. To tell it,

take you to the home of an old statesman. He sits in his library talking of days of crises, with him as his old friend, K7. Old statesman, you have served your country for many years.

You have been through many crises. What do you consider the greatest danger to a people's liberty? Spies and sympathizers who borrow from within K7. I think I'll tell you a story For illustrate my meaning.

Suppose we consider the fictitious country of Lativania, that the Banyan's rich natural sources, coal, lumber, oil, it also possesses thousands of acres of rich farmlands, and all of these riches are coveted by a powerful and aggressive nation.

Go ahead, old statesman. There have been situations like that all through history, K7, but let me go on. Let us assume that my country is vitally interested. Because I want accurate information, I have dispatched three of your old friends, Agent M, Agent Z, and Agent B9 to Latirania.