Flying Trip to Indonesia

Now we present Herbert Marshall as the man called X. The Friday Night feature on NBC's 5 Show Festival of Comedy, Music, Mystery and Drum. Brought to you by RCA Victor, world leader in radio, first in recorded music, first in television.

By Chesterfield, always milder, better tasting, cooler smoking, plus no unpleasant aftertaste. and by the makers of Anasen for fast relief from Peanut Peddig, Newritis, Newraugea. Herbert Marshall has the man called X. Wherever there is misery, intrigue, romance, in all the strange and dangerous places of the world, there you will find the man called X.

It's Frankie Carl at the keyboard playing one of the medallier hits from his new RCA Victor album Cocktail Time. In this exciting new album you'll find 16 of Irving Berlin's Best, a selection of songs that are among the greatest hits of the last 30 years.

Ask your album copy of Frankie Carl's Cocktail Time at your record dealers. Listen to it. You'll hear the smooth, danceable Carl flavor as he ripples through such romantic melodies How deep is the ocean? Say it isn't so, all alone, and many more Irving Berlin favorites.

Yes, here, Frankie Carl's Cocktail Time, a brand new album released by RCA Victor. Under the blazing rays of the Equatorial Sun, a new nation has been born, a fledgling Republic of Indonesia, proud and strong, the young nation faces its future with confidence and hope.

A confidence and hope shared by the man who leaves the government building at Padang, Sumatra. Make not a chance, chief. I just got word of it here in Singapore. He was Jim Martin, all right?

I'm killed in the Repumance. That's right and this time it was out and out murder. No accident. What's going on there, Ken? Any ideas? Chief, do you remember the Darryl Makeda? Darryl Makeda. All that world of freedom out there.