Killer's Crop

The trails of the Texas Rangers starring Joel McCrae's Ranger, Jace Pearson, another authentic reenactment of a case transcribed from the piles of the Texas Rangers. States and places in the following story are fictitious for obvious reasons.

The events themselves are a matter of records. In two days, a new year will be upon us, and with it come top New Year's Day football games on this NBC station. Both the Cotton Bowl and the Rose Bowl games will be broadcast by NBC this New Year's Day.

First, from Dallas, Texas, you'll hear the wide-open passing game of the Kentucky Wildcats and the Texas Christian horn frogs. Then, later in the day, the West will meet the East when the Indians from Stanford meet the fighting ally of Illinois in the world-famous Rose Bowl.

Tuesday's broadcast from the Rose Bowl in Pasadena will mark the 26th year this football classic has been aired coast to coast. As usual on NBC, you'll hear every thrilling play expertly called as the Stanford Indians led by their coach of the year Chuck Taylor clash with Ray Elliott's men from Illinois. Make your New Year's Day more enjoyable by

by listening to both the Cotton Bowl and the Rose Bowl football games on this station of the NBC Radio Network. And now from the files of the Texas Rangers, the case called Killer's Crop. It is 1035 p.m. April 16, 1947.

A black coupe is driving west on a deserted highway 20 miles from San Antonio, Texas. Inside the coupe, the girl glances nervously at the drive-in. Mink it. Yeah, what's this all about? What do you mean kitty? You know what I mean?