Listen Young Lovers

And now, tonight's presentation of Radio's Outstanding Theatre of Thrills, SUSPENSE! Tonight, suspense is dedicated to the crusade for freedom. It is a true story in which it has been necessary to change the names of all principal participants in order that their survivors still imprisoned may live.

So now, starring Charlotte Lawrence and Sam Edwards, here is tonight's suspense play, Listen, young lovers. It was in Czechoslovakia a year ago. A high vaulted room in a prison's turret.

The city of Prague. There was a boy named Yynric, and he was 21. And until this morning he'd been a student at the Communist-controlled university. Now he faced his inquisitors. Go to the window, Yynric.

Go on, Yynric. Go to the window. Now down there. Do you see the automobiles? the automobiles. Do you see them? In Rick? In Rick? Yes. Yes, I see them. And the people? Yes. And the building of the Ministry of War. Yes. Therefore they exist because you see them.

You understand, in Rick? Please. Yes. What is it? Come, Raj. Of course we are all comrades, you and me. This comrade, for example. Yes. You see his medals, certainly, because they exist. And his sword. Yes. His head. Yes. His mind. Come right, his mind.

Or this comrade's mind. Or this... Oh, you should not have hit you in a comrade. He's a comrade, he is. And why does he look out the window now? What is he searching for? Shall we have you shot, Enric?

Or is expulsion enough? What do you think comrades? Shoot him. What was the book you have caught with, Enric? Varieties of religious experiences by Henry James. Western philosophy? Have him shot. Shoot him, have him shot blood and blood and blood.