Little Sister

of the Texas Rangers starring Joel McCray as Ranger Jason Pearson. Another authentic reenactment of a case transcribed from 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.

Every day Monday through Friday there's top entertainment all day long when you set your radio dial to NBC. Listen for Double or Nothing and you'll hear one of Radio's funniest quiz shows. Yes, Walter O'Keefe consistently comes up with great comedy entertainment Monday through Friday on Double or Nothing. Listen, and you'll agree. And then there's the program with

the heart, Strike It Rich. The grand entertainment that Warren Hull brings you every day on Strike It Rich is just what the doctor ordered if you suffer from the housework blues. From Chicago, Tommy Bartlett brings you Welcome Travelers and interviews with many interesting guests who each day passed through the Windy City.

And for more fun, listen for Bob and Ray, those two Zany comics. Then there's music and charm with Dave Garaway. So remember every day, Monday through Friday, chase your blues away with the wonderful daytime programs on this station of the NBC radio network.

And now here's today's adventure with the tales of the Texas Rangers. And now, from the files of the Texas Rangers, the case called Little Sister. It is a Thursday afternoon in September 1947. Four miles east of Winston, Texas, a 17-year-old girl gets off a bus.

She wears a cheap red satin dress, spicheal, patent leather shoes, and carries an imitation alligator suitcase. He trudges up a dirt road to a ramshackle house. The young girl is pouring slops from a bucket into a pig truck.