Welcome to the great

detectives of old-time radio. From Boise, Idaho, the seizure host, Adam Graham, if you have a

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supporters for as little as $2 per month. Just go to patreon.greatdetectives.net. Well, now it is

time for this week's episode of The Man Called X, the original air date March the 4th, 1952,

and the title is Alaska Weather Station.

Listen to Herbert Marshall as The Man Called X.

Wherever there is mystery, adventure, intrigue, in all the strange and dangerous places of the world,

there you will find The Man Called X.

The dark area of Yokohama Japan looks to be in a normal state of bustle and confusion,

but there is nothing normal looking about the man crouching like a hunted animal behind a pile

of packing cases. And then they fix on a jottie looking figure approaching the hiding place.

And with a move born of sudden desperation, the man leaves his concealment and runs out onto the dark.

You're pig on Zell Schmidt, aren't you? You're pig on Zell Schmidt. And who wants to know?

I know you are. I saw you once in Washington with the man named Ken Thurston.

Very easy. He must take me to him at once. Do you here take me to Ken Thurston at once?

Sure, sure. Please.

He's left. Only right now I've got to pay my debt.

No, no, no, listen to me. You can't leave me now. I can't Thurston. I have to see Ken Thurston at once.

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