Ashes to Ashes

You're twice as sure with two great names. Bridgidair and General Motors. Bridgidair presents Herbert Marshall as the man called X. Wherever there is mystery, intrigue, romance, get all the strange and dangerous places of the world, there you will find the man called X.

And now, Bridgidair presents Herbert Marshall as Ken Thurston, the man called X. In a government office in Washington, D.C., A moving picture is being shown to a select group of men. A top-secret film made it heavily guarded radar testing fields in the Arizona desert.

The important test of the electronic brain in this radar guide in Airplane is the landing. No person over support, directly shots. The electronic brain performed all functions. Mr. Thurston, the possibilities of the electronic brain are almost limitless.

Yeah, Colonel. For both, go down to evil. What do you mean by that Thurston? You just need what might happen if that little device went into the wrong hands? The men you see now are some of the foreign scientists brought to this country to work with us in developing this remarkable and developing world experts.

That man in the film, lifted into the second road. You know that man? Why, yes, this, that's Professor Hosmer. Hosmer? A famous French scientist now working at the Arizona testing ground. Conde, three years ago in France, I was caught in a bombing raid.

So would Professor Hosmer. He didn't come out alive. Of course, Harsma's alive can, and his papers when he came over here were in perfect order. Chief, I tell you I saw his laboratory in Cali Blonde of Bits.

His death was never reported for security reasons. Well, then who's the man you saw in that picture? The one supposed to be Harsma? That's just it, I don't know. That's why we got a check on this thing.