SPY JINKS

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CIA-RDP75-00149R000800050009-3
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RIPPUB
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K
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1
Document Creation Date: 
December 9, 2016
Document Release Date: 
July 18, 2000
Sequence Number: 
9
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NSPR
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Release 2001/07/ The Scene: The Kremlin The Time. The Present The chairman enters, glowering. As his aides get to thc;r feet, he waves them back to their seats. "Well, comrades, I see that the trip to Stock- holm is off--again. Every time I am about to go to some Interesting cc,untry, another ore of our agents is caught and my trip is postponed. Am I never to go anywhere except East Berlin?" The other me rr:aars of the Presidium maintain tight silence. "Per balls the ..'.sinister for External Security could tel us what tiis Swede, this- Col. Wen- nerstr('r, Sound out. 1;tat was so valuable?" Cor4scle Vrunk, a veteran of the NKVD, the OGPU,;.he MVD, ribs bald head glittering under the lit its, leans forward slightly and makes his rc+ )rt. "D1 ay valuablo photographs of the B-47?" the Chaff an liari'umpli%. "Comrade, the next war Is ni koing lobe fought with 13.47s. The Ameri- ean.x tbi' already phasing them out of their Air Fore. What else did this Swede of yours find ot,t pushing about America snapping his little s r, v t r?amer'tt?" at 1, an itr^ui: a of C?1. \Ve:u?"stro-n's work at tall,; A uin he is in- iitl'aph.'. hav(- pb Y'.QUSiy- been 1,:.}tng rlhi i;Ian th(w ;w(is nl gold rubles for I -ling (is Arrierieat:;. are o ill 'eo .'bull in i e- Ai>' . ' ioit' riisa.rnianlerit ;1 ; n i4 ed r,ay r?i i (-all is e;ptana,,,.I .,r. ?i.:ne, i'on- 'itt ., , . Lnt' I. le! ~nda;:. e, ., n, `pack into:cc : 'A -.,oublc in the :fiddle East? It was had enough tea find jobs for Burgess and Maclean. but now thl- man Philby turns up. Soon we wi:l hay: ' nian*? long memos that nobody has time ta? . 1 about Turks ,:?'ni 1:vc r~;ui( and Kurds and Ttaathi;ts and know: there is no suzh thin;; is an Arab exrert. Studyint the Arabs is just n wire of the c'.in:ish --like drinking tea or playing cricket. "I tell you, Comrades. we ,cannot tolerate much more of this. 'I e must have it complete ban on British agents. Anyone touttit *iiiltk of hiring at,v!thi i?'r:glishrpart- male nair, or :3?ab-- wi!l t, -v ;it to the virgin lant' p^r; im. I chat 10! 't !' inPn ar(?tuttt the bah c r..,i rd ' l..nllly. Now on to sei?io!'. , .,'iJ^+~. ita.e W' li'',rl,1 uit 9.nylhing ,or-, n`; ii i. NPW