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The secrets of Scotland Yard with your host and narrator Clive Brooke. In a moment, so pretended ex of Scotland Yard. We like to see made in USA on things we buy. It makes us think good thoughts, like supporting American industry and keeping Americans on the job.

Well, you might be amazed at how often made in USA turns up all over the world. In fact, last year alone, we exported more than $80 billion worth of manufactured goods. The U.S. Department of Commerce and the Advertising Council point out that many of the companies manufacturing for export are small, with fewer than a hundred employees.

If you're now selling your products here in the U.S., chances are there's a market for them overseas, too. For information on selling abroad, call the International Trade Specialist at your local Department of Commerce Field Office.

Buy American is a good idea. Sell American is even better. Public service in this station. In this series of programs, I want to tell you something about the fence. To begin with, I'm not referring to your back garden.

If you have a back garden, or in fact, to any wooden structure. As you know, in the language of the underworld, a fence is a receiver of stolen goods. And while we're on the language of the underworld, might be a good idea if we brush up our knowledge on this subject.

Let me give you a few illustrations. See you in Charlie Lodi. No, he's a pretty Shiny. He's only a carpet. What with his record? Lucky he doesn't have on. Quite simple, really. Charlie, it appears, has been sentenced to 12 months in prison.