The White Suit

The National Broadcasting Company presents Joel McCray in Tales of the Texas Rangers. Tonight transcribed from Hollywood, another authentic reenactment of a case from the files of the Texas Rangers. Those of the Texas Rangers starring Joel McCray as Ranger Jason Pearson.

Texas more than 260,000 square miles. And 50 men who make up the most famous and oldest law enforcement party in North America. The Texas Rangers come these stories based on fact. Only name, states and places are fictitious for obvious reasons.

The events themselves are a matter of record. Hey, sport tonight, the white suit. It is 6 a.m. June 23, 1947. There is only one prisoner in the Live Oak County Jail. His John Elliot Baskham, an notorious and dangerous gunman.

In the anti-room connecting the jail with the Sheriff's office, Deputy George Keaton doses snoring at the end of a long of a long and uneventful night's duty. May Josh, may Josh. Hell, Uncle Ben, you still here?

Yes, sir. That prosecutor's office down the hall was powerful dirty. I'm about ready to go along home now as soon as I hang on my mask, but I brew this here coffee for you. Coffee? Put it here.

Oh! This is bajona. Er, coffee. Uncle Ben, you're an angel. Don't know about that, Miss Jones. Ain't nobody else eat my wing. Just put the pot and cup of my closet when you're through. I'll take care of when I come on tonight.

You think, Uncle Ben? Yeah. Hey! Hey! What's the matter with you now, Bascom? Take a look! The self-law's wet! What is running all over? This jail may have all the confidence of home that I wouldn't give you much for your plot!