Speaker 1: It's National Wheaties Week.
Speaker 2: Yes, it's National Wheaties Week, and Wheaties present Joel McCrae
in Tales of the Texas Rangers on stage tonight, transcribed
from Hollywood. Another in the Wheaties Big Parade of exciting
half hour presentations, Tales of the Texas Rangers, starring Joel
McCrae as Ranger Pearson, Texas more than two hundred and
sixty thousand square miles and fifty men who make up
the most famous and oldest law enforcement body in North America.
Now from the files of the Texas Rangers come these
stories based on fact only. Names, dates, and places are
fictitious for obvious reasons. The events themselves are a matter
of records.
Speaker 3: Tonight's case Fool's Gold.
Speaker 4: It is shortly after nine am on the Tuesday after
Labor Day, nineteen forty six. Two men in a late
model black Sedan cruise slowly along the main street of
the town of Live Oak in West Texas.
Speaker 1: All right, go over it once more.
Speaker 5: We've been over it twenty times. Boy, let's get it done.
Speaker 1: I ain't taking a chance on you making any mistakes.
Speaker 6: I ain't making mistakes like I wanna go back to
Huntsville again. I haven't done anything but case this bank
since I got out of the pen a month ago.
Speaker 7: You sure there's no guard? No, I told you time
like this. Hm.
Speaker 1: I ain't got but two tellers in the cage.
Speaker 7: Got an alarm system though one of them moves for
an alarm.
Speaker 1: Start blasting. How we gonna hide out afterwards? You leave
that to me.
Speaker 7: We'll beat our way back to where I've been working.
Round up will be starting tomorrow. I'll get the old
man to take you on until the thing's cool off.
Speaker 1: That's good.
Speaker 7: Yeah, ain't nobody gonna suspect to poor working cow pop
here we are?
Speaker 1: You keep me covered while I catch the check.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Betty ain't never catched a check like that before.
Speaker 5: Shut up, a gentlemen, what can I do for you?
Speaker 1: Cash? This shows in.
Speaker 5: What that's over five thousand down?
Speaker 1: Don't move, funny or plastic.
Speaker 3: Robbers for the robbers you please, the old.
Speaker 5: Let's get out of here.
Speaker 1: We'll drop anybody.
Speaker 7: Kipson away Paul commentary.
Speaker 8: Get in.
Speaker 9: And now pouring out.
Speaker 3: Of that place back then they'll have to roll fast
to get up.
Speaker 6: Look out car coming out of that side street.
Speaker 1: Let them look out. Give any man.
Speaker 10: Pawn shot the blood all.
Speaker 1: The harder, get on, gotta get away hey day to
night he lost.
Speaker 10: Give me that call the.
Speaker 3: Get away from the.
Speaker 1: Pardner.
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Speaker 1: At eleven, the.
Speaker 4: Texas Highway Patrol through a guard around the wreck cars
and notify the Texas Ranges of the attempted bank pulled
up in the fatal crash. Ranger Jase Pearson was assigned
to the case. Ohdi Jay, glad to see you Audi.
Speaker 11: Roads pretty bad? Who got here first?
Speaker 4: I did the patrolling near Landmark when the call came through.
Which one was a bandit Car's a black sedan who
was in the coop man and his kid.
Speaker 5: They took away. He didn't miss anything by not seeing it, Jesse.
Speaker 4: Or are the bodies the doctor had him taken to
the hospital basement.
Speaker 1: How about the bank teller.
Speaker 4: He's alive, but he's unconscious. Deputy sheriffs with him.
Speaker 5: One of the stick ups man got killed in the crash.
Speaker 1: You know. Yeah, been able to find the driver.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well not yet.
Speaker 4: Cut down that street and into the hills. According to witnesses,
sheriff has the dogs and posse after him.
Speaker 1: Who loans the sedan?
Speaker 5: I don't know yet, Jase, we're chicken on it.
Speaker 1: Let's have a look at it. Okay. Mmm. Blood on
both sides, steering wheel.
Speaker 11: Too, means the driver must have been shut on his
head or his hand.
Speaker 5: Had a gash in his scalp.
Speaker 11: Yeah, hit the windshield on this side and a couple
of hair stuck to the.
Speaker 1: Jagged edge and dark brown.
Speaker 4: Yeah, druggists got a good look at him, saw the
whole thing from his store. Came out to help. Almost
got shot. Is he around Yeah, he's right over there.
Speaker 8: It's a rabo. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Arranger wants to talk to you. Let him show with you, boys.
Speaker 1: Yes, sir. Do you see the man who was driving
mister Dan, Yeah, saw him up closed?
Speaker 4: Uh, cor coming in on our car radios Chase, excuse me,
Shore Roads, what do you look like?
Speaker 12: Six feet maybe real solid boots, jeans and work shirt.
Of course that could fit a thousand men. But this
one had a couple of gold teeth right in the middle.
Speaker 1: Of his mouth. Gold teeth, Eh, anything else, you know,
except for a bad cut on his head, bad enough
to need stitching. Sure was.
Speaker 4: H got a flash on the sedan Jason was stolen
during the night or early this morning over in ranking.
Speaker 1: I thought, so we got to get up at the hospital.
Speaker 11: I'll call headquarters and have a labman sent down to
go with the car for fingerprints.
Speaker 4: Is that easy to lift him from that car? Get
pretty smeared with all the blood around.
Speaker 11: Yeah, And even if you do get him, you still
gotta find the man that goes with him.
Speaker 7: Here's a body, gentlemen, lift the sheet if you want.
Speaker 1: Anything on him.
Speaker 7: Doctor, nothing at all, not even a market might have
tent a flyer go on to see the father and child.
Speaker 11: Do Now that wouldn't help Roads. WEE can fingerprint this one.
I help us find his pal that way.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you can do me a favor, Doc.
Speaker 11: Sure, a killer who got away cut himself on this
glass or I send it to Austin.
Speaker 1: I'd like to get his blood typed from it. Can
you do it now? Sure? Unstairs at the lab in
fifteen minutes. Have it for you about that? Thanks?
Speaker 5: That blood type will give you something to go on, Jason.
Speaker 1: I hope we don't need it. I wish there was
some word from the sheriff's.
Speaker 5: Posse if they had, I'm I'm afraid we'd have heard
by now.
Speaker 11: Yeah, and might as well walk over with the sheriff's
office while we're waiting for the doc.
Speaker 5: Mm. We can go through the next room and up
the front stairs. Okay, gee, that's the kids moving.
Speaker 1: Did you come to see my boy and buffers?
Speaker 8: Did you know?
Speaker 6: No, ma'am?
Speaker 1: I I didn't.
Speaker 5: Maybe you ought to go home for a while.
Speaker 10: Man, Why should I go home? Therein't nobody there now.
He wanted his daddy to be the one attendent school.
He was just being registered.
Speaker 1: Worst, take it easy, man. He was so proud of him.
Speaker 6: All last night.
Speaker 10: He slept with his little red pencil box.
Speaker 11: In his head.
Speaker 10: I just bought a boot Saturday. Never even lender.
Speaker 1: Write.
Speaker 11: Nothing we can do to help it, jeez, not here, No,
it could be my wife and kid?
Speaker 1: Are yours? Yeah? Anymore?
Speaker 4: On the bank teller deputy reported, he's still unconscious.
Speaker 5: We can look in the room when we get back
to the hospital. Aft. Hey, look, he's part of the
Cheff's posse. Hey you find him boot.
Speaker 12: No followed a blood trial cross country.
Speaker 1: But I made the rev and we lost him.
Speaker 5: Won't change again him now.
Speaker 11: The fingerprint crew from the LAMB flew in and went
to work on the car and the hands of the
dead danded Highway patrolman Roads waited for the report while
I went back to see the doctor at the hospital.
Speaker 1: Got it yet, that are just finished blood types? A
b ab huh. I'm to come across that very often.
Speaker 7: No, it's very rare about one and oh, excuse me,
go ahead, hell out, Yeah, I'll be right in. But yeah,
he's here now, I'll tell him goodbye. I was the
deputy in the bank teller's room. The teller just died
unconscious all the way. Nope, came to for just a
second before he passed on. Did he say anything?
Speaker 1: Nothing?
Speaker 7: You don't already know. Ranger man who shot him had
gold teeth.
Speaker 1: It was night before the fingerprint crew found anything.
Speaker 11: I unloaded my horse charcoal from the car trailer and
was watering and feeding him. A delivery stable and highway
patrol on the road brought over the reports.
Speaker 1: Come on the way, Come.
Speaker 5: On, well, jeez, I know who the dead one is.
Speaker 11: Let's see John Commons served four years Huntsville armed robbery.
No family, no moon associates since leaving penitentiary.
Speaker 5: That's no help for finding the other one.
Speaker 11: Oh, I could have known him before he went to
prisoner or after. Anything on the car.
Speaker 5: They y'all here, Hm.
Speaker 11: Lots of prints, but no clear ones except the full
thumb impression on the camp of the gas tank.
Speaker 5: I haven't got anything on that print yet.
Speaker 4: Though, whoever it is, he has no record in Texas,
he will have.
Speaker 1: The I may have something on him. I'm not gonna
wait around here though.
Speaker 5: Yeah. I don't like it either. But which way can
you go?
Speaker 11: Both ways? Car was stolen rank and that's west. I'll
head back that way. You take the highway east.
Speaker 5: You got a plan.
Speaker 11: Something was busy while we're waiting for a report on
that thumbprint. Check every doctor along the way and see
if any of them have stitched a head wound for
a man with gold teeth. For a good part of
the night and half the next day. I covered the
towns and the back roads between towns, country doctors and
emergency hospitals.
Speaker 1: None of them had seen the man I was after.
Speaker 11: Then finally kt XI and San Angelo came through kt XI.
Speaker 8: Coming younit ten, kt XI coming.
Speaker 11: Unit ten, Unit ten to kt XI, Go ahead, kt X,
I have report.
Speaker 8: For Unit ten on thumb print famat gascab of stolen
car subject known as Robert Drummer believed to be in
on THEA Santa Rita, maybe working their occupation automobile McKenny.
Speaker 11: Unit ten presently located Reagan County, forty miles from Santa Rita,
will continue investigation Unit ten ten four. It was almost
sundown when I reached Santa Rita. Robert Trummer wasn't hard
to locate. The local constable told me where I could
find him, a service station about a mile out the highway.
Speaker 1: I drove out there, Adi Rader HARDI your name Trumer?
Speaker 11: Yeah, and turn off that water and dry off your hands.
Where were you yesterday morning at nine o'clock?
Speaker 1: Alright, I was right here working.
Speaker 11: What you sure you weren't in the Drover's Bank at
Live Oak. Of course I wasn't there. Move over here
another light. All right, now, smile what I said. Smile
Say you weren't at Live Oak yesterday morning.
Speaker 1: Huh you heard me?
Speaker 7: Those gold teeth say you were ook, Ranger, right, a
bank teller's dead, Trummer, So is a five year old
kid and his father and your pal Commons.
Speaker 11: I don't know what you're talking about, Ranger. Try remembering, Trumer,
you got a cut on your head. Take your hat
off and let's have a look at that. Sure, I'll
take my head off.
Speaker 6: Well you're looking, Ranger, you see any cut?
Speaker 1: No, Trumor, I don't see any cut.
Speaker 6: So if the guy you're looking for has a cut
on his head, Ranger, it ain't me.
Speaker 1: Happy.
Speaker 7: National Wheaties Week, everybody from the Wheaties people, from me,
and right now, from the man stepping up to our
microphone from backstage, a hard working director of Tales of
the Texas Rangers, Mistress Dacy Keach.
Speaker 1: Well how it seem Stacy.
Speaker 9: Gosh, Frank, this doesn't seem like work. I imagine getting
paid for this. It seems like fun of people to
get up here and talk about wheaties.
Speaker 7: Well, it is fun, you know, and particularly on National Wheaties.
Speaker 9: We it certainly is, and folks backstage, we're celebrating just
like we hope you are. I think dramatic, you know,
just wheaties with milk and fruit, first thing in the morning.
An all star cast. If I ever saw one, try
wheaties yourself so we'll know you're listening. They're great, sure.
Speaker 7: Are Stacy, and thanks for talking for us. On National
Wheaties Week. I took Traumer with me and drove back
to Live Oak. There was no cut on his head,
but he fitted everything else. His print latched the one
on the gas cap.
Speaker 11: I stopped at the hospital and Trumer consented to have
his blood type taken.
Speaker 6: When the duck gets through testing that, he'll only tell
you what I told you before.
Speaker 1: My blood type is zold.
Speaker 8: You sent for me?
Speaker 5: Ranger?
Speaker 1: Yeah, mister Raper, you ever see this man before?
Speaker 5: He looks like the fella?
Speaker 1: Why you all him alive? I'll sit down.
Speaker 11: Well, mister rap is here, isn't he I've seen him before?
Where was he the man who climbed out of that wreck?
Speaker 6: Look, mister, maybe you did see me before. I run
a gas station thirty miles down the highway.
Speaker 1: You might have seen me.
Speaker 5: There, but you didn't see me here yesterday.
Speaker 1: How about it, mister Raber Ranger, I'm not sure.
Speaker 12: After all, a fellow that get out of the car
had a gun in his hand and blood all over
his face. All I remember is them gold teeth.
Speaker 6: I ain't the only man in the world with gold teeth.
Speaker 1: He may be telling the truth. Ranger.
Speaker 7: You're after a blood type ab. This man's blood is
pretty common type old.
Speaker 11: Like he said, the case against Trumer was falling apart
in my hands. I only had one thing left, his fingerprint,
tying him with the stolen sedan. I took him over
to the local garage. Recognize this car, Trummer, Your thumb
print was right on this tank cap.
Speaker 6: So I guessed the car up at the station. Maybe
that's how my thumb. Hey, let me see that cat. Well,
I sold a tank cap like this yesterday morning. Had
to prize old cap off with a chisel. Look, hey,
you can see the marks. Car wasn't hit.
Speaker 1: On this side.
Speaker 6: Keep talking, well, this guy came in for gas early
six am. I was just opening up his tank cap
was a kind of locks and he didn't have the key,
said he lost his key, even had to jump the
switch to get the car started.
Speaker 5: Here see whires a jumped on this one.
Speaker 1: I know that that's how it was stolen. Didn't you
think of that when he didn't have the keys? Ranger?
Speaker 6: It happens all the time. People are always losing keys.
I've done it myself.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 1: I should have known there was something fishy about that guy. Why?
Speaker 6: Oh, because he didn't have any money to pay for
the gas. Didn't tell me till i'd filled.
Speaker 1: It up either. Why don't you let him leave?
Speaker 6: He took ten gallons in the gas, cat bill came
to two ninety three, left me a hunting knife and
a sheet for security with maybe eight or nine bucks.
Speaker 1: Did he come back for it?
Speaker 6: No, I got it locked in my tool chest back
of the station.
Speaker 1: Would you know the man if you saw him again?
I think so. Just getting daylight.
Speaker 6: Oh, one customer's face looks like another, but I'd remember him.
Speaker 1: He have gold teeth like you.
Speaker 6: That's something I can't tell you. He was chewing to
cut it to back and talking through it.
Speaker 1: Come on, I'll drive you back to your station and
have a look at that knife.
Speaker 5: Y saw your car outside?
Speaker 1: Hi the rhoads.
Speaker 5: I checked a lot of doctors on.
Speaker 4: The East Highway, went up them and did the kind
of stitch job we're looking for.
Speaker 1: I may have a lead.
Speaker 11: Get in your car and tag after me. Here's a
knife just like you left it, fresh horn and clean
as a whistle.
Speaker 5: No prints on that blade.
Speaker 1: Roads. Take a look at the sheet design burned in
the leather.
Speaker 11: Yeah, the engraved and pretty fancy. Sometimes this is at
an electric engraving job. It's not good enough.
Speaker 1: Owner burned this in himself, probably used a hot wire.
Speaker 5: That drawing looks like a buffalo head, Jase, but it
isn't now.
Speaker 11: Smaller drawings around it looked like trees, like some scene
he was burning out.
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, yeah, Jay, say something like that.
Speaker 4: You see way off from the highway stake twenty three
west of rank here, that's.
Speaker 1: It Roads, Buffalo Mesa.
Speaker 11: Let's get up that way and see if we can
find a doc who stitched a headcut.
Speaker 1: It was mid morning when we reached the area. There
were three doctors and the twenty mile radios. The first
one had nothing for us, but the second one.
Speaker 4: Yes, I stitched a head wound like that day four yesterday,
cow pop U Joe Foy fell off his horse. Matter
of fact, he was in here this morning about three
hours ago to have the dressing change.
Speaker 11: If you put on a fresh dressing, the one you
changed is in that trash container, isn't that, Doc?
Speaker 4: Why yes? Any blood on it? Of course, cut was deep,
hasn't healed yet. Can you get that dressing out and
check it for blood.
Speaker 11: Type or take a few minutes. I waited a couple
of days for this, Doc. I can wait a few
more minutes.
Speaker 13: Hey, you're ranging unusual classification type A B.
Speaker 5: That's it, Chase.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Do you know whether this Joe Foy works dock? Why?
Speaker 4: Ben Kinney's place left the crossroads and six miles out
Frida near Buffalo Mason.
Speaker 1: I'm on the roads right, oh, Doc.
Speaker 7: Yeah, boy has a couple of gold teeth.
Speaker 1: Doesn't he gold teeth? Why?
Speaker 5: No, Range, he doesn't have gold teeth.
Speaker 11: I found one man with gold teeth, and he wasn't
the right man. Now I had another one to go after,
but he didn't have gold teeth. Rhodes and I drove
out to the Kuinea ranch. The only one around was
an old woman.
Speaker 5: I need to cook here, mister Kenny and the man
who works on him out on the Honda.
Speaker 1: Where does boy bunk in the barn?
Speaker 5: It's a small room.
Speaker 1: I want to show us with me. This is bunker.
Speaker 4: Yeah, good joyce. Look carved to the edge of the bug.
Speaker 11: Yeah, buffalo mesa. It looks just like the one on
the sheet. Better have a look through this foot locker.
Speaker 5: Likely he'd have his gun with him, isn't it.
Speaker 1: Chase just making sure? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Hey, what is it? Catton the chewing the beacker? Hey,
that fits.
Speaker 4: Fellaw at the service station said, oh man was chewing
when he stopped there.
Speaker 11: Yeah, and I've seen this brand of chew before. If
my memory isn't a lion, there's something else that fish.
Speaker 10: You shouldn't tell all the mister Boy's things.
Speaker 1: I just want to see one of these plugs. Here's
the answer, Roades.
Speaker 5: Eh, the plugs are wrapped in gold foil.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 11: If I tear off a square of the foil and
put it over my front teeth like that, I look
like I have gold teeth.
Speaker 4: And every witness who saw Foy was throwing us off
the trailer instead of helping it.
Speaker 5: I wonder how he.
Speaker 1: Thought of it.
Speaker 11: Probably got the idea in his way to live oak
when he saw Trumer at the gas station.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna take charcoal out of the trailer and ride
out to the rain. I'll get a horse from the
corral and our thanks roads.
Speaker 1: But you better stick here.
Speaker 11: If boy spots me coming, he might make a run
for the ranch and grab a car or a pickup truck.
You stay here and see if he doesn't get to him.
Speaker 1: Looking for something you Joe boy?
Speaker 12: No, I'm kidding.
Speaker 1: Ranger Boy in some kind of trouble. I'd call him murder,
plenty of trouble. Murder. Yeah, where is he?
Speaker 11: Down the royers? Rounded up streets? Glady to show you?
All right, let's go. You know where boy was Monday?
Speaker 12: Took the day off to fix his gear up and
get ready for the round of You see him during
the day, Nope. Went over to his bunk that night, though,
to see why he didn't show. Summer had a cut
on his head, said he fell, Doc.
Speaker 1: Hit him, passed up. I know about that. There he
comes now around the maze. He spotted us. He's turning
back for cover.
Speaker 5: Get up, get.
Speaker 3: Up, here's behind here? Who oh, boy, Ranger you're hit.
I got to get him. You hit him, but he's up.
He's running for the river. I got to get him.
Come here, Charc, Come here boy. He left shoulder rooks
mighty bad. But you can't chase him like that.
Speaker 1: I hit him. Come here, boy. If he can move
with a bullet in him, so can I get up?
Speaker 6: Charc?
Speaker 1: Oh oh boy? He went into the river. Here got
the follow on foot. I watched the banks for tracks
in case he came home.
Speaker 12: Live the wines and bings. Han't see fire ahead with
the wheelers hang over it.
Speaker 11: I'll see him when I get to him.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna bring you in by I kill your writer.
Speaker 3: You'd better kill me bye, or you'll never leave another
dead kid in the street.
Speaker 5: Ain't far ahead, reader, not as far as he'd like
to be here.
Speaker 12: Yeah, stopped, listener, ain't waiting anymore.
Speaker 11: He stepped out of the streamer. He's waiting in ambush.
You better stay behind me. Can I move forward? Slowly
and watching the bank for tracks, and watching the close
where he might hide and far. I had several of
the willows around the stream dipped clear down the water.
Les floated down the stream coming, and one of them
was a clear red blood spot.
Speaker 5: Look od inger, Come on.
Speaker 12: No, it looks like he's gonna need the electric chair.
Speaker 1: Did you No? Not anymore?
Speaker 12: I let me help you, and you gotta get to
a doctor here.
Speaker 5: I I guess you're right.
Speaker 1: I sort of forgot. I was hit thinking about what
he did to a few other people.
Speaker 4: The body of Joseph Foy was definitely identified as that
of the killer and hidden run driver. A ballistic check
showed that his gun was the weapon used in the
murder of the bank clerk. Ranger Jace Pearson was taken
to the nearest hospital, where after a blood transfusion, he
was pronounced out of danger.
Speaker 1: Are you with us out there? Are you celebrating?
Speaker 7: Well, it's National Wheati's Week, you know, And here's our star,
mister Joel McRae, following up another great performance tonight with
a few words meant for you personally, Joel.
Speaker 11: I'm enjoying being a Texas Ranger, and I hope you're
enjoying it too. As a matter of fact, I sincerely
hope you've enjoyed it enough to go out and buy
a box.
Speaker 1: Of wheaties on Monday.
Speaker 11: If you do, that's the way we'll know your purchase
of one box of wheaties. Will you do that? I
think you'll like them. Good night, Thank you, Joe mc crae.
And how's that for a sporting proposition, folks? If you
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Just see your grocer about those wheaties tomorrow. Remember there's
a whole kernel of wheat in every wheaty's flake, and
goodness knows how many flakes there are.
Speaker 1: In a box.
Speaker 7: Yes, there's a whole kernel of wheat in every wheaty's flake.
And you know the value of whole wheat necessary vitamins,
minerals too, and whole wheat energy worth talking about. Go ahead,
have wheaties to start breakfast tomorrow, wheaties with milk and
the fruit you like, Breakfast of champions, Well, I should
say so, try them and see how wheaties at seven
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Speaker 1: No wheaties week.
Speaker 4: Eat a lot of wheaty sect champions to Wheedy's a breakfast.
Speaker 1: To champions.
Speaker 2: Next week Joel McCray and another authentic reenactment of a
case from the piles of the Texas Rangers. Joel McCrae
will soon be seen in the Universal International Technicolor production
Saddle Tramps.
Speaker 1: Tonight's cast included Tony.
Speaker 2: Barrett, highever Back, Paul Freeze, Herb Butterfield, Dave Ellis, and
Lillian Biatt. This story was transcribed and adapted by Joel Murcoff,
and the program is produced and directed by Stacy Peach.
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