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Well, now it is time for this week's episode of the man called X, the original air date March 18th,

1952, and the title is Tanzenika. Transcribed.

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.

It began in a modern hotel room in the city of Doris Salam, capital of the Tanganyika territory,

and it ended deep in the primeval shadows of an African jungle when the mingled screams of

beast and man for an end to the story of primitive terror.

Well, Taube, welcome you once again to Doris Salam, one of us. It was most kind of you to come.

I got your message on Cape Town and took the next plane out. What seems to be the trouble, Taube?

Well, Taube is bound to chieftain who tried to make his people civilize to bring them peace,

health, education, God. And you've done it. The outside world is filled with people not

half a civilized as yours. All this is no good one if the work comes to an end.

I should it. You've a son to carry on when you leave off.

Well, Taube's son is dead. Oh, I'm sorry. It is not for Sarobwana.

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