Speaker 1: Wheaties presents Joel McCrae in Tales of the Texas Rangers
Speaker 1: on stage tonight, transcribed from Hollywood. Another in the Wheaties
Speaker 1: Big Parade of exciting half hour presentations, Tales of the
Speaker 1: Texas Rangers, starring Joel McCrae as Ranger Pearson, Texas, more
Speaker 1: than two hundred and sixty thousand square.
Speaker 2: Miles and fifty men who.
Speaker 1: Make up the most famous and oldest law enforcement body
Speaker 1: in North America. Now from the files of the Texas
Speaker 1: Rangers come these stories based on fact. Only named states
Speaker 1: and places are fictitious or obvious reasons They ammens themselves
Speaker 1: are a matter of record. Case for tonight, The Triggerman.
Speaker 3: At nine o'clock on the evening of May nineteen forty seven,
Speaker 3: Jasper Leech, operator of an independent service station and aid, Oklahoma,
Speaker 3: was preparing to shut down for the night. Suddenly, two
Speaker 3: men in a Greene invertible pull into the service island
Speaker 3: of his station.
Speaker 2: Close for the night, fellers, pumps raw locked. We gotta
Speaker 2: get some gas all night. Place on the highway south.
Speaker 2: Mister big station, you're heading that way. I don't like
Speaker 2: big stations. We're gashing up right here. I got a
Speaker 2: tire you can fix. Now. Look, I told you I'm
Speaker 2: close to the him. Heck, now get moving. I'll put
Speaker 2: a slug in you.
Speaker 4: All right, mister, I ain't arguing with the gun.
Speaker 2: He gets a pump cord, make a filler, cops the
Speaker 2: parting pans.
Speaker 5: All right, Joe, stop playing a party and get that
Speaker 5: flat spear off.
Speaker 2: Here's a hot paction. Okay, your table, let's take it up. Man.
Speaker 6: Well come on, hey, she'd get with a pump keys
Speaker 6: in the office, Well let's get him.
Speaker 2: And while we're in here, you might as well open
Speaker 2: a safe. I don't know the combination.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I set open at your all right, mister opening,
Speaker 7: but you ain't getting away with this, not by your inside.
Speaker 2: We'll got that over later. Just you and me, Hick,
Speaker 2: Just you and me.
Speaker 3: Kt XAY all units kt X eight all units. Oklahoma
Speaker 3: State Police advised at about nine pm of five twenty seven,
Speaker 3: gas station attendant and eight Oklahoma was robbed and beat
Speaker 3: the death of Tyrn. Subjects tentatively identified as number one
Speaker 3: Joe Gordon, average size, eyes, blue air blonde complexion, fair
Speaker 3: Number two Tiny Gordon six foot three, peculiar war pigeon,
Speaker 3: toed same coloring as brother subjects now believed to be
Speaker 3: in Texas and route to Mexican border. Wanted six States
Speaker 3: and FBI for murder, bank robbery, narcotics, other charges. His caution,
Speaker 3: these men are dangerous katx As.
Speaker 1: Tales of the Texas Rangers will continue in just a moment.
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Speaker 3: There were no further signs of the Gordon brothers on
Speaker 3: the night of May twenty seven, but on the morning
Speaker 3: of the twenty eighth, and Stintson of the Texas Rangers
Speaker 3: received a report that looked like a lead and immediately
Speaker 3: sent for Ranger Jace Pearson.
Speaker 2: He send for me, Captain. Yeah, Jays, I want you
Speaker 2: to get right over to the General Hospital.
Speaker 9: In Palo Pinto County in a double shooting Deputy sheriff
Speaker 9: and his son.
Speaker 2: Where did it happen?
Speaker 9: Near Mineral Wells? But check the hospital. First shooting took
Speaker 9: plays during the night. Rancher found them in this morning.
Speaker 10: Mineral Wells. That's on the road south from ad to Oklahoma.
Speaker 10: You think it might have been the Gordon brothers.
Speaker 2: It smells like them.
Speaker 9: They were headed south according to all previous reports. I
Speaker 9: figure they are making their run for the border, and
Speaker 9: they'll kill anybody who tries to stop them.
Speaker 2: Sure he looks that way. The deputy never saw who
Speaker 2: gunned him.
Speaker 9: Jace, if he can talk, get all the information you can,
Speaker 9: and if it looks like the Gordons, stay with it.
Speaker 2: All the way.
Speaker 10: We don't want them to get across the border. I
Speaker 10: understand judging by their past movements.
Speaker 9: They steal cars and dump them for new ones at
Speaker 9: regular intervals before they get too hot.
Speaker 2: So don't pin too much in any car descriptions. I won't.
Speaker 10: I'll see you later, Oh, Jas, Yeah, you get anything
Speaker 10: hot reported by phone? If I have anything for you,
Speaker 10: I'll have the radio dispatcher tell you to call in
Speaker 10: the men. Whereafter I might have a short wave, sir, right, Kevin.
Speaker 2: One thing more, Jas, This department hasn't lost a man
Speaker 2: in a long time. Let's keep it that way.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I wouldn't want to be the one to spoiler record.
Speaker 10: I checked my car out and headed for Pelopino County.
Speaker 10: I reached the hospital at nine forty five am and
Speaker 10: saw the doctor in charge. He'll pull through, I think,
Speaker 10: but his condition is critical. Shot three times to the back.
Speaker 10: One of the bulletin's lodge in his spine. Which room's in,
Speaker 10: I'll show you. Deputy's son hurt bad, too, too bad.
Speaker 2: Ranger dead unarrival. He know it, Yep, he knows it's
Speaker 2: be better. If you could wait. I wish I could.
Speaker 2: I can't. I understand he's in here.
Speaker 11: The deputy was lying on his stomach, a dazed look
Speaker 11: on his face, like he was remembering something over and
Speaker 11: over but still couldn't believe it.
Speaker 2: I knelt on the floor.
Speaker 11: Beside him so he could see me while he was
Speaker 11: telling me what happened.
Speaker 12: You see, my my boy built himself one of them
Speaker 12: hot broadcasts on an old CHESSI in spare parts, you know, youngsters.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 12: I had broke down on him last night, full with it,
Speaker 12: couldn't get it to start. Called up home about midnight.
Speaker 12: Tell me in his mouth why I was out so late? Sure,
Speaker 12: I drove out in my car and meet him where
Speaker 12: he called from up at Salesville. Both pulled around with
Speaker 12: his car some, but wasn't fixing to.
Speaker 2: Go at all. Here you slip a little water through
Speaker 2: this glass straw. H h better think? Uh you couldn't
Speaker 2: get the car started it? Yeah?
Speaker 12: Yeah, So finally I told the kid to come on
Speaker 12: home and we'd get to taken care of today.
Speaker 2: Reckon, that don't matter none.
Speaker 12: Now.
Speaker 2: What happened.
Speaker 12: On the way home, we passed the Covert Place, big place,
Speaker 12: raise the silk worms here.
Speaker 2: Let me fix that fellow for you, ben, Thank you worms.
Speaker 12: Feet off in the leaves of the mulber trees. It
Speaker 12: was passing the grove covers mulberrye. Huh, spot a fire,
Speaker 12: the little campfire like deep in the grove.
Speaker 2: Almost out of sight.
Speaker 12: I see, ought a bitter stop and have a look
Speaker 12: the kid. He wanted to get out of the car
Speaker 12: with me. He I don't know why I let him,
Speaker 12: but I had no way of knowing.
Speaker 2: Of course, you you couldn't know.
Speaker 12: We walked in. I guess there he's coming. One of
Speaker 12: 'em kicked at the fire eye saw his shadow, that's all.
Speaker 12: I yelled at him to stand what there wasn't They
Speaker 12: started blasting.
Speaker 2: Go on.
Speaker 12: I d turn push a kid down. Something hit me
Speaker 12: in the back and went out when I When I
Speaker 12: came to, my kid was lying there, just a couple
Speaker 12: of feet from me, fifteen years old.
Speaker 2: All right, don't try to talk any more.
Speaker 12: Get him pull me, ranger, Please get him met my kid.
Speaker 10: I left the hospital and headed to the Carbet's Ranch
Speaker 10: outside Mineral Wells. Big Jim Carbott, the owner of the place,
Speaker 10: took me into the mulberry grove where the deputy.
Speaker 2: And his boy had been gunned.
Speaker 4: Well, this is the spot sheriff's comb glover pretty complete though.
Speaker 10: Mm have their fire right over here? What are you
Speaker 10: taking out of their ashes? Fire wasn't burning long? Started
Speaker 10: with a road map and an envelope. A corner of
Speaker 10: the envelope not quite burned, and just make out the stamp. Mmm,
Speaker 10: it's Mexican. Maybe our lab can make out the postmark.
Speaker 2: Out of that shot hunk.
Speaker 10: Yeah, if I can slide it into this fresh envelope.
Speaker 2: I'm breaking it up too.
Speaker 4: Much, you fell ashore can figure a lot from a
Speaker 4: little I reckon.
Speaker 10: Sometimes when they left, they went through there toward the road.
Speaker 2: Ah, do you know that.
Speaker 10: Here's a mark where the fire was kicked steps from
Speaker 10: it moved that way. It might have been the sheriff
Speaker 10: and his men, not in low heel eastern boots. See
Speaker 10: the impressions. Oh, one set same as yours a mine,
Speaker 10: except for the difference in boots. The other set scuffs
Speaker 10: in at the toes. Man who made those his pigeon
Speaker 10: toed you sound like you could draw a picture of him.
Speaker 10: I could now see where these prints lead.
Speaker 2: They led to the road, or almost to the road,
Speaker 2: just at the edge of.
Speaker 10: The grope where tire markings where a car had been
Speaker 10: backed into the mulberries to screen it from sight.
Speaker 4: Elp, this is it all right? You can see where
Speaker 4: it scraped the branches.
Speaker 10: It'd moren scraping, and this one's been torn off. The
Speaker 10: part that got torn off isn't on the ground low
Speaker 10: branch too, uh? I mean something from the tire marks
Speaker 10: and the height of the branch. It means the baggage
Speaker 10: compartment of the car was opened and then closed down
Speaker 10: on the end of the branch. See it snapped off
Speaker 10: on the car moved.
Speaker 2: You sound like that's worth knowing? It might be worth plenty.
Speaker 10: The highway patrol turns up an abandoned car with a
Speaker 10: piece of mulberry branch caught on it.
Speaker 2: I drove back to headquarters and turned the charred.
Speaker 10: Envelope over to the lab and I went in and
Speaker 10: reported to Captain Stintson.
Speaker 2: Sounds like the Gordon brothers, all right, I'd bet on it.
Speaker 10: And if then they have it a ditch in their cars,
Speaker 10: we better check on all the stolen and abandoned. We
Speaker 10: find the car, we know which way they're headed. I'll
Speaker 10: send out a bulletin on it. What did labs say
Speaker 10: about the envelope burn pretty bad, captain, but they think
Speaker 10: they can restore it. Take time though. Hey, well, if
Speaker 10: they can bring out that Mexican postmark, it might tell
Speaker 10: us where the Gordon's playing across the border. That's what
Speaker 10: I was thinking. They won't go through a regular border station.
Speaker 10: It'll be an illegal crossing and they'll probably have a
Speaker 10: hideaway arranged on the other side.
Speaker 2: Yeah, probably other members of the Crawford Gang.
Speaker 10: I figured they'll try to make it before tomorrow morning.
Speaker 2: They'll be making their big run tonight.
Speaker 9: Well, hid south, jeez, toward the border. We will relay
Speaker 9: all information to you as it comes up.
Speaker 2: I'd better get.
Speaker 10: Charcoal out of the barn and hitch up my horse
Speaker 10: trailer has a good idea.
Speaker 9: Wherever they try to cross, it's a centsur. It won't
Speaker 9: be good territory for a car.
Speaker 10: The border stations are covered, though, aren't they, in case
Speaker 10: they do try illegal crossing. Now their mugs are hanging
Speaker 10: in every customs house from Brownsville to l Passroom. FBI
Speaker 10: has given them extra cover and the Mexican police are
Speaker 10: helping too. I'd better get going then, So long cabin,
Speaker 10: so long, jeez, and good luck. I loaded charcoal into
Speaker 10: the horse trailer and headed south, aiming for the center
Speaker 10: of the border near Valverdi County, so I could change
Speaker 10: my direction fast either way, I kept a lead foot
Speaker 10: on the gas pedal towards sundown. I was just outside
Speaker 10: El Dorado when the radio dispatcher came through telling me
Speaker 10: to call headquarters. I got Campta and Stinson on long distance.
Speaker 9: Mobray branch is paying off Jez. Abandoned car with a
Speaker 9: piece of a caught in the trunk has just been
Speaker 9: found at Fort Stockton, Vegas County.
Speaker 2: How long ago?
Speaker 9: Leased in fifteen minutes and the motor was still warm.
Speaker 9: Highway patrollers throwing up roadblocks at all points south and west.
Speaker 9: They can't be far out of Stockings.
Speaker 10: Must be planning to try a border crossing in Presidy
Speaker 10: or Booster County.
Speaker 2: Then any report on that burned envelope.
Speaker 9: See you're working on a JAS you better head for
Speaker 9: Fort Stocktons. If they do get past our block, they're
Speaker 9: within ninety miles of the border.
Speaker 2: I'll do my best, Captain so long.
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Speaker 10: At eleven, I started for the roadblock area in Pickus County,
Speaker 10: but I never got there. I was still fifty miles
Speaker 10: away when headquarters radioed me to contact them by phone.
Speaker 10: Had a feeling the news wasn't going to be good,
Speaker 10: and it wasn't.
Speaker 9: We can forget about Pickers County JS.
Speaker 2: The Gordon's broke through our roadblock where back road near Jove.
Speaker 9: I turned a tomic gun on the highway patrol and
Speaker 9: the sheriff's.
Speaker 10: Car kill anybody two and two more badly wounded.
Speaker 9: The men were just found when they didn't answer a
Speaker 9: radio call. Happened two hours ago, and.
Speaker 2: The gardens could be at the border by now.
Speaker 9: The wildest part of it je and you'll have to
Speaker 9: guess what just a second.
Speaker 2: Oh what did parfone?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 9: Here it is Jess lab report on the burnt envelope?
Speaker 2: Where was it mailed from?
Speaker 9: For keys right across the Rio Grand from the San
Speaker 9: Diego Mountains. That country's murdered.
Speaker 10: Worse for them than for US. Rivers swollen by spring rains.
Speaker 10: They'll need a boat to cross county.
Speaker 9: Sheriff can beat through the mountains with possees ten miles
Speaker 9: each side.
Speaker 10: I'll get as close as I can, buy car and
Speaker 10: then Charcoal Nile ride in the posse of corner them
Speaker 10: will have them.
Speaker 9: You are the closest ranger you need, Jason, But those
Speaker 9: men are dangerous. You want to wait for some help.
Speaker 10: No time for waiting. Now's the time for getting them.
Speaker 10: You'll hear from me in the south of Brewster County.
Speaker 10: The world comes to an end. I drove as far
Speaker 10: as I could and met one wing of the Sheriff's
Speaker 10: posse where Maravius Creek runs into the Rio Grande, and
Speaker 10: he signed them Sheriff.
Speaker 2: Hope grunt men working in from the other side of
Speaker 2: the mountains. Though, I'll get my horse and ride in
Speaker 2: with your ways and we can split and fan out.
Speaker 2: Good might he find horse Ranger the best come on, Charcoal.
Speaker 2: Which of your men knows this section best? Hie me, Sanchos,
Speaker 2: I reckon. I'd like him to ride with me when
Speaker 2: we split, or he'd be proud to Sanchez. If you
Speaker 2: want me for something, shareff Ranger wants you to ride
Speaker 2: with him. Let's look with me.
Speaker 10: Thanks Sanches, you've got any signal arranged for the rest
Speaker 10: of your posse.
Speaker 2: Three shots two seconds between each one. Good. Let's ride,
Speaker 2: all right, man, mop up.
Speaker 5: We'll follow the river and then you can drop off
Speaker 5: in pairs and head in toward the peak.
Speaker 2: Sharef for pair you off. If you hit ground too
Speaker 2: rough for.
Speaker 5: Your horses, tie him off and move through on foot.
Speaker 2: All got that? All right? All right, let's move.
Speaker 10: We moved along the river, closing the circle and hoping
Speaker 10: that Joe and tiny Gordon were inside of it. The
Speaker 10: country got rougher, and no horse could have taken it
Speaker 10: without the light of the moon. Posse pared off and
Speaker 10: thinned out. Finally, the sheriff and his last deputy turned off,
Speaker 10: and Sanchez and I went on alone. Are far away
Speaker 10: from Bokia, Sanchez, about five miles, signor, and it will
Speaker 10: be right across the.
Speaker 2: Rio, and we better turn toward the peak. Then we
Speaker 2: can't go in very fine the horses. Maybe we should
Speaker 2: leave them right here easier to find again.
Speaker 10: You're probably righto oh ooh, I'm off over here.
Speaker 13: See there are some cabins up here in the mountains.
Speaker 10: But the men we are after wouldn't know about them.
Speaker 10: Were kind of cabins, old hunters, cabins from long ago
Speaker 10: when they were good hunting. But most of the game
Speaker 10: is gone. Nobody lives in them anymore. No, but the
Speaker 10: Gordons might know about them anyhow.
Speaker 2: You said they do not know these.
Speaker 10: Yeah, they could have been told and meeting somebody in Mexico.
Speaker 2: Some of their gang might have come.
Speaker 10: Through here before, and that's why they picked this spot there.
Speaker 2: In such a hurry, though, I don't think they would stop.
Speaker 10: And they would if the big boy got tired. The
Speaker 10: big boy and tiny Gordon. He's pigeon toed and something
Speaker 10: wrong with his feet. He's big and heavy and carrying
Speaker 10: a lot of weight. He's gonna slow down in this country.
Speaker 2: I think you're right, Ranger Pearson.
Speaker 10: He he ain't got good feet. He says that I'm
Speaker 10: plenty in here, and the cabins and the territory were covering.
Speaker 10: See two of them, now, let's take a look.
Speaker 2: See.
Speaker 13: The first one is right up this way to the left,
Speaker 13: about two miles in.
Speaker 11: Doesn't seem to be anybody in there. No, maybe they
Speaker 11: just waiting there soon find out. Stay clear of the
Speaker 11: doorway and keep your gun ready while I go in. See,
Speaker 11: but you better have your guns ready to Don't worry.
Speaker 11: I got 'em, watch 'em.
Speaker 2: Nobody here, come in lamp here.
Speaker 10: Uh, I'll light it, hm, showing over with the lamp. Senor, No,
Speaker 10: I don't think i'll light it after all. Use your
Speaker 10: flashlight instead. See there, feel a glass the lamp chimney.
Speaker 10: It's warm, Senor, use less than half an hour ago?
Speaker 10: Could any of the pass they've reached here before us?
Speaker 2: I don't see how they all turning further back? I
Speaker 2: mean the group working in from the other side.
Speaker 10: No, they came all the way from Hot Springs, further
Speaker 10: than where we start, and that's where the sheriff's deputy
Speaker 10: went together them. Flash your light around the level. You
Speaker 10: see Wait? Wait he turned on that chair again. Gee, look,
Speaker 10: dust wiped off that. Somebody's sitting there. Not long ago
Speaker 10: it scraped spot on the floor, sat with his legs
Speaker 10: straight out, and scraping was done by his heels.
Speaker 2: See, you have a good eye, and I think I'll
Speaker 2: sit down there and stretch my legs.
Speaker 11: H huh.
Speaker 2: Uh my heels reach those marks. No, not quite so far.
Speaker 2: But why do you do that? Cause I'm six feet tall.
Speaker 10: Man that sat in that chair is taller tiny. Gordon
Speaker 10: is six foot three. Come on, look around and see
Speaker 10: which way they headed.
Speaker 2: See I think this way range of Pierson. Why what
Speaker 2: do you find? Somebody step on his dead log, take
Speaker 2: off a piece.
Speaker 10: Of the bark, Yeah, and prints there too. Here flash
Speaker 10: your light.
Speaker 2: See here two sets, one of them with the toes turned,
Speaker 2: and throw the light that way that bush.
Speaker 10: First one through here held the branch back for the
Speaker 10: other to pass. Knocked off a few berries, crushed them
Speaker 10: on the ground.
Speaker 2: Let's still wet from the jew Soon we.
Speaker 10: Got the direction. Now let's move better. Put that light off.
Speaker 13: They headed for the real all right, shouldn't we fire
Speaker 13: the gun now the signal for the posse.
Speaker 10: No, we're too close. Gordon's might hear it too. Probably
Speaker 10: think they're safe in here. They don't know. We got
Speaker 10: a postmark. Better chance of getting them cold if they
Speaker 10: don't know. S You think they're gonna fight if we
Speaker 10: catch them with murder charges and a couple of states,
Speaker 10: they got nothing to lose, they'll fight plenty.
Speaker 2: They left the trail all the way, easy to follow
Speaker 2: even by moonlight. Got pressureous.
Speaker 10: We move along and saw more and more spots where
Speaker 10: Tiny Gordon had stopped the rest and the pace spots
Speaker 10: where Jolle Gordon had moved around restless, they waiting for him.
Speaker 2: It wasn't long before we could hear the lapping of
Speaker 2: the Rio grand as the foot gills dipped down to him.
Speaker 11: Then we heard them moving and talking in the rings
Speaker 11: at the edge of the river.
Speaker 2: Alright, tonight think it. How do you know how you
Speaker 2: really got a letter expecting us last night? Let's try again.
Speaker 2: You know we ain't moving on a tight schedule. Suppose
Speaker 2: they don't come. You light and coming off, so go
Speaker 2: back and that tapping him? Hold up again until tomorrow night.
Speaker 2: Decide who's gonna see you see it? Oh? Maybe an
Speaker 2: Indian or Summer? How you know who's laping to be
Speaker 2: trapping around? What are you? Daniel Buller Summer night Ryer?
Speaker 2: No true? Tell me to try a bad tiny.
Speaker 11: We figured that right. They're expecting a pick up from
Speaker 11: the Mexican size. See who you can get both come.
Speaker 2: Lucky. You could carry a forty fives. You try to
Speaker 2: carry a Tommy gun away you were plopping around in that?
Speaker 2: Did it kill yourself and me too? I might tell
Speaker 2: you someday, Joe, put your mouth off, want trying? I'll
Speaker 2: tell you a free Why are you want to put
Speaker 2: you at George had Well?
Speaker 11: They got forty five's, but so see, let's move in
Speaker 11: and take them. We slipped down to the edge of
Speaker 11: the reeds. I pat Sanchez to move off about thirty
Speaker 11: yards so they'd have to come between us. That they
Speaker 11: made a breakaway from the river. We couldn't see him
Speaker 11: in the reeds, but they couldn't see us either. Sanchez
Speaker 11: reached his position and then I straightened up.
Speaker 5: Tiny, Joe, I'm a Texas ranger.
Speaker 2: There's a posse of twenty men in the hills. You're surrounded.
Speaker 2: Will you come?
Speaker 5: I won't do you any good. Open up sanchas here,
Speaker 5: that's a posse signal. Tiny, they'll all be heading this way.
Speaker 2: You won't wait? What's a matter of Tiny? Your gun empty?
Speaker 11: Where is it turning?
Speaker 4: Hey?
Speaker 5: How'd you fellas ever kill anybody? You don't even come close?
Speaker 2: Where are you your heads sock killing you? You're thinking?
Speaker 2: I'm on he sing.
Speaker 5: The rest of the posse will be here soon, it'll
Speaker 5: be daylight. We'll starve you out and burn you out.
Speaker 2: You're a hog. Tied. You better give up while you
Speaker 2: can't giving up. Take a lot of your heads for me.
Speaker 2: God joke, please plea put this way?
Speaker 11: So got dirty?
Speaker 2: Got your chance?
Speaker 5: Tiny, you're sturdy.
Speaker 2: Alright, Sanchez, go off. Yeah, I guess this job is
Speaker 2: almost finished. Almost finished. They look where they finished good,
Speaker 2: I mean the rest of the Crawford Gang and from
Speaker 2: across the river. Uh A nice surprise for 'em.
Speaker 10: If they come over in their boat pass, they'll be
Speaker 10: here soon, and we may be able to take 'em
Speaker 10: by surprise.
Speaker 2: Easier than these two senor. You know, I don't think
Speaker 2: they like us very much.
Speaker 10: I saw what they did to a deputy sheriff and
Speaker 10: his kid. I didn't like the Gordon brothers very much either.
Speaker 3: M Two hours later, other members of the Crawford Gang
Speaker 3: were surprised and captured without resistance when they crossed the
Speaker 3: Rio Grande to keep their rendezvous with the Gordon brothers.
Speaker 3: They were turned over the federal authorities to stand trial
Speaker 3: for their crimes.
Speaker 8: Well, partner, whether you're riding the Texas Prairie or smelting
Speaker 8: steel in Pittsburgh, first you need your wheaties. Ye have
Speaker 8: breakfast of champions for folks.
Speaker 2: With big things to do.
Speaker 8: It's a brighter morning and a better job when you
Speaker 8: begin a good breakfast with wheaties. Here's why. There's a
Speaker 8: whole kernel of wheat in every wheaty's flake. Yes, there's
Speaker 8: a whole kernel of wheat in every wheaty's flake. That's
Speaker 8: why wheaties can give so much whole wheat vitamins and minerals,
Speaker 8: protein to whole wheat energy to help you stride through
Speaker 8: the morning, high, wide and handsome. Yes, there's a whole
Speaker 8: kernel of wheat in every Wheaty's flake. That's how wheaties
Speaker 8: at seven can help at eleven. You tryumph golden flakes,
Speaker 8: crisp flakes, wheat these flakes have some tomorrow with milk
Speaker 8: and fruit and see yourself how Wheaty's at seven can
Speaker 8: help at eleven.
Speaker 1: Next week, Joel McCrae and another authentic reenactment of a
Speaker 1: case from the files of not Texas Rangers. Joel McCrae
Speaker 1: will soon be seen starring in the Universal International Technicolor
Speaker 1: production Saddle Trend. Tonight's cast included Tony Barrett, Tom McKee,
Speaker 1: Tom Holland, Jack grushen Byron Kine and Jay Novello.
Speaker 2: This story was transcribed and adapted by.
Speaker 1: Joel Murcat, and the program was produced and.
Speaker 2: Directed by Stacy Keach. This is Hal give Me speaking, and.
Speaker 8: This is the wheedies Man's Brank Martin inviting you to
Speaker 8: listen Hughesday Night to the Penny Singleton Shoe on the
Speaker 8: Wheaties Big Parade.
Speaker 14: See them mm hmmmm.
Speaker 2: Tomorrow Rose Bampton sings with the Summer Symphony on