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Now it's time for today's episode of the Man Called X. The original air date March the 21st of

1948 and the title is One Sailor Died Twice.

You're Twice As Sure with two great names,

Prigid Air and General Motors. Brigadier presents Herbert Marshall as the man called X.

Wherever there is mystery, intrigue, romance in all the strange and dangerous places of the world.

There you will find the man all next. More frigidaires serve in more American homes than any other refrigerator.

And now Frigidair presents Herbert Marshall as Ken Thurston, the man called X.

The other tenants in the same building, of course building know very little about Ken.

That's the way it is in a New York apartment house.

But there are other people who do know, and some of them have rung the door buzzer metted meda to Ken's lodgings.

Sometimes the caller has been an old friend, and other times it's been

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