Blood Trail

of the Texas Rangers starring Joel McCrae as Ranger Chase Pearson. Another authentic reenactment of a case transcribed in the files of the Texas Rangers. The states and places in the following story are fictitious for obvious reasons.

The events themselves are a matter of records. You know when Thursday rolls around it'll bring more top radio entertainment to you over these NBC stations. Thursday starts right off in high gear with Robert Young starring as heroic and Harris, Jim Anderson, Anderson of Father Knows Best.

The Anderson's are just like your family, but funnier, for the head of the household can get himself involved in situations that take the concerted effort of wife and progeny to get unraveled, and usually Jim rises from the battle bloody but unbound and still firmly convinced that Father Knows Best.

For adventure fans, Thursday holds the promise of top mystery listening also, as NBC presents Mr. Keene, tracer of Lost Persons, who matches his deductive reasoning against the violence and murder of crime. Later join Jack Webb as Sergeant Joel Friday of Dragnet, the true story of your police force in action. Father knows best, Mr. Keene, tracer of Lost Persons,

hear all these and more, Thursdays on NBC. Now back to tales of the Texas Rangers. Now from the file to the Texas Rangers, the case called Blood Trail. It is 730 on a Saturday evening in July 1929.

For a week an oppressive blanket of heat and dust has surrounded the town of Whitney in the Texas panhandle. Despite the unpleasant weather however, Whitney is enjoying its usual Saturday night activity as Sheriff Dave Fellows scrolls down Main Street.

Red, your establishment is a mule. Howdy, sir. Howdy, Harry. You having trouble? Oh, just a little argument of the red. Another one. He just plums stubborn. Won't admit nothing. Well, what won't he admit this, time?