You are listening to a dramatization of Philip Wiley's novel

Tomorrow with Orson Wells as your narrator, Mona Freeman as Lenore, and Marshall

Thompson as Lieutenant Chuck Connor.

Chuck Connor avoided Lenore by crossing the river to visit Ruth and Jim Williams in River City with a family.

Ruth was Beth's sister, surprised in middle life with a new baby which plus the season occasion to visit

Ruth Wies with surprised motherhood had solemn theories about matters now.

Honestly I mean I don't mean to hurt you but I do think there's a lawnism or whatever is bad for the

country's nerves it's certainly bad for the children.

I don't see it those and I've had a couple more children than you have. I see it mother but I don't see it though and I've had a couple more children than you have I see it mother but I don't hold with it

in these days of homemade psychiatry and everybody is own expert you're not supposed to acquaint children with the dangers of our world

Don't be bitter. Tells isn't the worst to a quaint children with the dangers of our world.

Don't be bitter, Charles.

Bitters isn't the word, Jim.

Rorsch, I can't show how talk of the bomb upset school children.

What do the pioneers tell their kids, I wonder?

If there really weren't any Indians go out Roger and

prudence get your bitsy scalp peeled off the whole thing is till he was

unthinkable now well I can think of it and if I can't some people with worse intentions

can too you you're an army man.

The army has to be alumnus to get this cut of the budget.

That's why we've been caught badly unprepared in two great wars because we're alarmist.

Why?

...