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This is Relic Radio, sci-fi, old-time radio, science fiction stories from relicradio.com. The National Broadcasting Company presents Radio City Playhouse, Attraction 41. The National Broadcasting Company presents Radio City Playhouse, Harry W. Junkin.

Thank you, Fred Collins.

Friends, it is with a deep sense of pride that we present a short note on the terrifying, incredible, yet somehow glorious phenomenon

known as Danger B. To tell you the story of Danger B in his own way, here is the author

of the Sant Report and the discoverer of Danger B, Dr. Dr. Santz. Dr. Sant.

Thank you, Mr. Junkin.

Ladies and gentlemen, I have at last been granted permission to broadcast the long-suppressed pages of my report on Danger B,

which was filed away as secret by the War Department in 1945.

I believe it is possible that in discovering danger B,

I may well have discovered a method of winning mankind's oldest and most heartbreaking battle.

A method of triumphing over our most ancient and terrifying enemy.

Death.

Yeah. enemy, death. Three weeks ago, a 28-year-old pilot named Ted Oxen crashed in a jet plane at the white

sand tubing grounds. A few seconds after his machine hit the earth, it exploded, and Ted Oxen was instantly killed.

There was something mysterious about this crash, mysterious and frightening.

I flew to White Sands and had an interview with a Dr. Horler, the man who officially pronounced Ted Oxen dead.

Here is an exact transcript of the conversation which occurred between Dr. Horler and myself

three weeks ago in Dr. Horler's home.

This evening, I'm quite aware of your reputation, Dr. Sand, but I've had strict orders from the

War Department to suppress all information regarding Ted Oxen's death.

Why?

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