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into this week's episode of Tales of the Texas Rangers. The original air date is September

the 7th, 1952, and the title airs alibi.

Tales of the Texas Rangers starring Joel McRae as Ranger Jason Pearson.

Another authentic reenactment of a case transcribed from the fails of the Texas Rangers.

The name states and places in the following story are fictitious for obvious reasons.

The events themselves are a matter of record.

There's nothing so comfortable as a nice plump cushion.

And I don't mean the sofa pillow variety. I mean a financial cushion to fall back on when times

get tight, when sickness lingers or when unemployment strikes. The best way to build this necessary

cushion is to chop a little money off each paycheck. Not necessarily a great sum, but a steady

little sum, which you can put into United States defense bonds. These bonds now earn greater

interest, give you a quicker return, and may be held at interest for as long as 10 years beyond

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