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Well, now it's time for today's episode of The Man Called Eck. The original air date is August

the 29th of 1948 and the title is ContraBan. Your place is sure with two great names,

Brigidaire and General Motors.

Brigidaire, if we that's commercial is The Man Called Eck's. Whatever there is mystery,

intrigue, romance, and all the strange and dangerous places of the world, there you will find The Man

Called Eck's. Your place is sure with two great names, Brigidaire and General Motors.

For Brigidaire, refrigerators are made only by Brigidaire, a division of General Motors.

And it is this association of Brigidaire and General Motors, this association of experience,

with experience, of skill, with skill that makes Brigidaire America's favorite refrigerator.

Remember this when you choose your new refrigerator. Remember that millions of Brigidaire's

in millions of American homes have established Brigidaire's reputation for complete

dependability for lasting satisfaction. Yes, you're twice as sure with two great names,

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