Tanganyika

Transcribed. Listen to Herbert Marshall as the Man Called Ex. Whatever there is mystery, adventure, intrigue, in all the strange and dangerous places of the world, there you will find the Man Called Ex. It began in a modern hotel room in the city of Dares Salaam, capital of the Tangaynika territory, and it ended deep in the primeval shadows of an African jungle when the mingled screams of

a beast and man put an end to the story of primitive terror. Well, Tarbo, welcome you once again to Daré Salaam, Buena Thurston. It was most kind of you to come. I got your message in Cape Town and took the next plane out.

What seems to be the trouble, Murtarbo? Well, Tarbo is bun to chuten, who tried to make his people civilized to bring them peace, health, education, God. And you've done it. The outside world is filled with people not have a civilised as yours.

All this is no good Bona if the work comes to an end. Why should it? You the son to carry on when you leave us? Well, Tobos son is dead. Oh, I'm sorry. It is not for Sorrow Bona.

Because some of my people to drop the good book and pick up guns, crying to them to burn, to kill, to drive the white devil out of tongue and yika. So that's it. They're spreading their propaganda poison here too.

Liking it in China, Korea and the rest. How did your people get those guns? We've been eating them on. Well, double do not know. You know only that when his son was killed he was carrying this.

A statue of an elephant. Carved out of... what is it? Some brilliant blue stone. It is so that same blue elephant appear whenever there is violence. This worship by those of my people who now carry guns.