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The story follows an eccentric inventor who builds X-ray eyeglasses that seemingly let observers see through a fence into a nearby nudist encampment. A demonstration provokes outrage from his long-suffering scientific partner and draws curious onlookers and Army Intelligence interest. The device's revelations escalate from embarrassing voyeurism to the exposure of covert agents and sabotage plans, producing a comic string of misunderstandings, ethical complaints, and frantic attempts to control the invention's consequences.
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