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Yes, Monday is your invitation to music over most NBC stations. Make a program note to hear the railroad hour, the voice of Firestone, the telephone hour, and the Mario Lanza show tomorrow. Monday means music on NBC. Hear it on this station. Texas Rangers, the case called Christmas Pay-off. It is 4 p.m. on the afternoon of December 25th, 1940 in the small West Texas town of Rockfield. In his office, Dr. Edward Hartley and his nurse are just clearing up after treating an emergency case, which has taken the doctor away from his family on this Christmas day. Dr. Farley, would you like me to stay? Alice, I would just like you to scoot on home where you should have been hours ago. And what about you? I think it's a shame the one day in the year family should be together and you have an emergency. Well, anyway, old Mrs. Thompson will feel a lot better now for the holidays. Pretty nasty infection.  And nursing's a part of doctoring, so I leave when you do. Trapped. Sure would have loved to spend the whole day with a youngster, though. No, they probably won't even let you back in the house. That Christmas got them so excited I don't think they even know I'm gone. Oh, by the way, you sure you won't have supper with us? I'd love to, doctor, but... oh, no. Huh? What's the matter?  Not another patient. Well, I guess the Christmas tree can wait a little longer. Who is it? I don't know. Look, that man just getting off the car. I don't recognize him. That arm must be in pretty bad shape. Bandage clear to the elbow. And why didn't he come in two hours ago? What do you mean? That man was sitting in that car two hours ago. Only was parked in front of the house next door. I wonder... Go on. What else? Well, just an hour later, when I took Mrs. Thompson out to her car, he was still there. And he meant it. He really meant it. Doctor, what is it? Alice. Alice and me, don't ask any questions. I want you to get in the supplier closet and stay there. What? Whatever you do, don't make a sound.  You understand me? Your life depends on it. What is it? Why don't we call the sheriff? I'm going to hurry.  I should have known you'd have killed me. I didn't know when. Come on, come on. Operator, this is Doc Hartley. Listen carefully. I have to speak quietly. Get the sheriff to my office as quick as you can. And don't call back. Just get him out here. He can't stall any longer. Come in. Just a minute. Yes? You're Doc Hartley. That's right. Well, when I come in... Oh, of course. Come in. No, that's the supplier closet. My dispensary is this way. Now, if you'll just get up on the table. Would you like to lie down? More comfortable for that arm? I'll sit. That's a lot of bandaging. What did you do to that hand? I think maybe I sprained it. You're the Doc, suppose you tell me. You always work this slow, Doc? Oh, I'm sorry. Where's your nurse? She's gone home a long time ago. Not even supposed to be working today. This is Christmas, you know? Yeah, I know.  Don't you want to see my hand? I know what's in it. Then I'll do it myself. Yeah. See? There's your Christmas present, Doc, in my fist. Nice 38. Don't you want it, Doc? Why are you doing this? Why? Maybe I shouldn't give it to you. You guessed what it was, spoiled my surprise. Ah, you look like a nice guy. I'll give it to you anyway. Look at me, Doc. You know what it's for. You catcher! Merry Christmas, Doc. After a long legill on arriving at the scene of the crime, found Dr. Hartley dead, and nurse Alice Lendon in the state of physical collapse. He immediately asked for the help of the Texas Rangers. Ranger Jace Pearson will decide. Joining the sheriff at the doctor's office, a short while later. Photographer will be out of your way in a minute, Jace. The nurse I told you about is in the other room. Maybe you want to talk to her first. Yeah, thanks, Sheriff. She's still as bad off as she was. Oh, she's something better now. It's a rough thing for a woman to have to go through. Yeah, plenty rough. In here, Jace. Alice, this is Ranger Pearson. Alice Lendon, Jace. I've been Doc Hartley's nurse for six years. Howdy, ma'am. Sorry, I just can't seem to get a hold of myself. But it was so horrible. It was horrible. I know how you must feel, ma'am, but you'll be helping a lot by answering a few questions. I'd try. Fine. The sheriff here has given me what you told him, so I won't put you through that again. I just want to clear up a few things. You know of anyone who might have wanted Doc dead? Oh, what sort of person he'd want that? Doc was a wonderful man, never had an enemy in his life. Sheriff, he'll tell you that. That's right, Jace. Doc was a real popular man in this town. I never heard a word against him. Friend didn't put him where he is now, Sheriff. Ma'am, you say you saw the killer's face? Yes, through the keyhole. You think you'd recognize him if you saw him again? Yes, I'm sure I would. Good. Now, from that conversation, would you say the doctor knew this man? No. Yet when he saw him through the window, he made you hide in the closet. Yes, that's right. He say anything at all about the man? No, wait. I remember now, he said something about... He meant it. He meant it? Yes. What is it, ma'am? I just remembered something, a note. What note, Alice? A few weeks ago, the doctor got a letter. I opened it because I take care of his mail. Go on. The inside was just a piece of paper with words cut out from newspapers, pasted it to it. He said the pay off is soon. What did the doctor say when he saw it? Well, he just laughed, said it was some sort of joke. But I caught him sitting and staring at it a few times after that. You know where that letter is? Well, I think it's in his desk. Miss Leonard, do you remember anything about the car this man drove? No. Just that it was black, a sedan. Oh, and the front fender had a big dent in it. I remember I could see it from the office window. I think that'll do for now, ma'am.  Tell the deputy I said to drive you home, Alice. I will. I hope you find the matter, Dennis. I hope you find... Poor woman. She was mighty fond of the dock, Jace. Must have spent some bad minutes in that closet. The dock had a couple of bad minutes, too, Sheriff. The photographer must be finished in there by now. Let's take a look. Nothing has been touched in there, Jace. Everything's just the way we found it.  Thanks, Sheriff. Let's have a look at the dock. Just flip the sheet off him here. You shot at close range, all right? Counter burns. The angle of the shot seemed to bear out the nurse's story. Ballistics will fill us in later. Let's have a look at this desk. Okay, Jace. Well, there's not much on this side, Jace. What's the matter?  It'll be a nice Christmas for those poor kids. Hey, wait a minute, Jace. I think this is what you are. And that's it. The payoff is soon. No envelope with it? I reckon docked through that away. It'll be a tough one to trace. Cheap paper of the message and newspaper captions. And it's used a lot for blackmail because it's so hard to run down. Well, where to now, Jace? Has the dock's wife been told about this yet? No, been holding off. I sure don't relish it, none. Those kids and all. Let's tell her together then, Sheriff. It's a little easier that way. Thanks, Jace. Anything more we can do here? No, but before we go, I want to check on that black sedan with a smashed front fender. See if it's on the stolen car list. Sure thing. It's a good idea, Jace. There's not much to go on, is there? There's enough. They always leave enough. And this is one killer I want, Sheriff. I want him bad.  We finished our calls and left.  We had to go back and forth.  Staring at the front door, Doc Hartley would never open again. Through the parlor window, we could see three laughing kids and proud grandparents around a Christmas tree. It was a rough doorbell to ring. I thought you'd never... Oh, I'm sorry. I was expecting my husband. Oh, Sheriff McHale. Howdy, Miss Hartley. Can we come in? Of course, we do. I imagine you want to see Ed. I'm sorry. He had an emergency, but if you like, I just... Miss Hartley, this is Ranger Pierce. Howdy, ma'am. Hello, Ranger. Pleased to meet you. Ma'am, can we speak to you privately? I mean, in another room, away from them. Of course. Come in here. What is it? It's best to say it quickly. Your husband... He's been killed.  I'm sorry, ma'am. How did it happen? He was shot, ma'am, by a man who came in asking for treatment. I want to find that man, Miss Hartley. I know how you feel at a time like this, but if you could answer a few questions, it'd help. Has anyone threatened your husband that you know of? Did he seem worried lately? No. Did anyone call him today beside the woman he went to treat? Just a man. What man? A little past noon phone rang. Some man asked for my husband. I told him he was at the office on an emergency, and he just hung up. You recognize the voice, Mrs. Hartley? No. Just one more question, ma'am. Do you know of anyone who had a grudge against the doctor who'd have wanted this to happen? No, nobody. Nobody except... Except who? I was thinking of that man, the one he sent to prison. Sent to prison, ma'am? I think I can explain that, Jace. You mean that Nixon thing, Miss Hartley? Yes. Well, it happened a couple of years back, Jace. A fellow named Al Nixon robbed the payroll of a gas-cracking plant about 40 miles from here. Shop during the getaway, though, came through here and forced Doc Hartley to take the gunpoint. You know what kind of stretch they gave him, Sheriff? No, I don't remember. You see, that was my four-hour sheriff. I was living at the other end of the county then. Well, anyway, seems Doc somehow sneaked a phone call while he was treating Nixon, and the police got him. Isn't that right, Miss Hartley? Yes. They sent him to Huntsville. Mrs. Hartley, I'm sorry to put you through this. We're going to leave now. Is there anything we can do for you? Nothing. There's nothing anyone can do. How will I tell the children? Call from KTXA. It ought to be in any minute now, Sheriff. I still don't see why you ask him for that rundown on Nixon, Jace. You thinking maybe he's Al? I don't know, Sheriff, but I sure want to find out. Nixon's got a real good motive for this killing. Well, I got to go with you on that. KTXA, unit 10. That's it. Unit 10 to KTXA. Go ahead. You requested Al Nixon's sentence life term Huntsville Penitentiary December 1937. Money from gas-cracking plant payroll never recovered. 10-4, unit 10 clear. KTXA, Austin. Well, that kind of kills that, don't it, Jace? Man with the best motive of all is serving life at Huntsville. It's still too good to pass by, Sheriff. What do you mean? Look, Nixon may be in Huntsville for life, but that doesn't change his motive. It's still good. So good I want to see him. I'm going to Huntsville in the morning. We will continue with Tales of the Texas Rangers, starring Joel McCrae as Ranger Jace Pearson. Who catches tuberculosis? The young, yes, but so do the old, and so do people of any race or nationality. Half a million Americans are afflicted with TB. 40,000 a year die from it, yet TB is preventable and curable. It can be controlled. How? One way is through Christmas seals. Christmas seals are the sole support of the 3,000 voluntary associations affiliated with the National Tuberculosis Association, which are fighting to wipe out TB in their communities. The greater the Christmas seal sale, the nearer we are to ending the scourge of tuberculosis. If you haven't already purchased your Christmas seals, you can still buy and use them. Be glad of this easy, inexpensive way to help others. Be grateful for the opportunity to help safeguard your own home against the dread white plague. And now back to Tales of the Texas Rangers, starring Joel McCrae. We continue now with Tales of the Texas Rangers and our authentic story, Christmas Pay Up. Next morning I left nurse Alice Leonard with a sheriff to begin the long job of trying to pick a killer's picture out of the gallery. Then I headed for Huntsville. I wasn't in the visiting room five minutes when Nixon was brought in. A brutal looking little man who shuffled forward and sat across the table from me, waiting for me to talk. My name's Pearson, Nixon. Ranger Pearson. What do you want, a medal? Remembering your name? I want some answers.  You remember Dr. Heartblade, Nixon? Yeah, I remember. Look around. Ain't this good reason to remember? He didn't put you here. You put yourself here. Heartblade put me here. Oh, but don't you worry a bit about me, Ranger. I'll make out. You worry about Heartblade. Heartblade is dead, Nixon. You mean that? He's dead. Shot to death. Something funny, Nixon? Sure, sure. Don't you get it? He put me in here now. He's dead, but I'm still alive.  Sure, sure. You got me, but you never got the money. And best of all, Heartblade's dead. You're in the right place, Nixon. So that's why you're here, huh?  Sure, sure. I'll confess. I just walked through the walls, knocked him off and flew back like a bird. One call for you, Ranger. You can take it in the office. All right, guy. Thanks. Is Rose Nixon? Yeah, you can have him. This way. Hey, Ranger, I killed him. I killed him. In there, Ranger. Thanks. Hello? The whole trail, Sheriff. Nixon's no help. How'd you come out? You run a make on him? I sure did. Beginning to fit, Sheriff. Anymore on that car? I was... I want to see that car, Sheriff. Tell him to hold it where it is. I had my talk to the warden. I'm heading for Crest City. Want to meet me there? Sure. Never can tell what's coming, Sheriff. That cold trail's all warmed up again. I had my talk with the warden and then met the sheriff in Crest City. As we headed for the spot where the abandoned car had been found, I kept thinking of Doc's wife and her three small kids. I was getting closer to a killer, and I liked it. Oh, I didn't know, Jason. No matter how, I figured there's always a couple of loose ends. Well, then try this, Sheriff. Al Nixon is doing life for a payroll robbery, and he's convinced this Doc Hartley's fault. Now, that payroll was never found because Nixon hid it someplace before they got him. I'll follow that far, Jason. In Huntsville with Nixon was Lou Crowder. Now, Nixon knew he wasn't ever going to get to use that money, so suppose he made a deal with Crowder. Crowder could have it if he killed Doc Hartley.  Nixon's too smart for that, Sheriff. Probably set it up so he'd let Crowder know where the money is after he was sure of Doc's death. That figures all right. But how would he let Crowder know? By letter, Sheriff. The warden told me Nixon's already written Crowder three times. What good would that do? All mail coming out of Huntsville is censored, Jason. I know, but the two men had plenty of time to rig a code when they were together in the pen. Then a letter could be the answer. That's right. The highway patrol car up ahead must be where the car is. Yeah. Yeah, this is it. Howdy, fellas. There's a car, Jason, just behind this brush. Jason, even if your figurine's right, what do you reckon this car is going to tell us? Just one thing, Sheriff. That's it. I don't get it, Jason. You will. Look, would Crowder want to hang around a town he'd killed a man in? No, I reckon not. If he's expecting a letter from Nixon, he's got a light someplace to get it. What are you driving at? With this together. This car's still in run and order. Crowder didn't have to leave it. That makes Crest City a pretty good bet for the place the letter's going to be picked up. But what if Crowder's already picked the letter out? That's not likely. Nixon didn't even know about the killing till I told him today. He'd want to be sure before he paid off. What if Nixon double-crossed Crowder? He'll let her tell him where the money is. He'll send it, Sheriff. I got a good look at Nixon's face when I told him Doc was dead. He'll send it. Back in Crest City, the Postmaster agreed to notify us the minute he got any letter postmarked Huntsville without giving it out. The very next day, the letter was there. A man had come in for it but was told it hadn't arrived. The Postmaster'd noticed the man was driving a car with a horse trailer attached. I got my horse trailer and set the trap in the Post Office the next morning. Well, that's Crowder all right, Jase. You got the letter. Shall we take him? No, hold it, Sheriff. I don't want to take a chance. He's probably armed. Some of these people may get hurt. Well, what are you going to do? Give him a lead and tail him. All right, let's move up the front door and see where he goes. He just got in that car, Jase. One with the trailer. Look, come on.  There's no doubt about it. He's not pulling that horse trailer for nothing. He must be hidden someplace. He can't use a car. It's all right with me. We'll get him, Sheriff. Wherever he goes, we'll get him. For almost three hours, we trailed Crowder by car, never getting too near him, just pinpointing him. When the country got rough, he left his car and switched to the horse he'd been pulling. We gave him a bigger lead and just followed his tracks. All the rough climb, Jase. You sure we're following him? I don't see any tracks. We're following him all right, Sheriff. Didn't you just see that turned rock moist on one side? A hoof did that. Beats me how you spot him. Hold it, Sheriff. It's a drop-off just ahead I want to look. See anything, Jase? Hold it. He's just over the drop, about 20 feet. Is he digging, Jase? Better not, Sheriff. He's found it already. Look, Sheriff, he's in a dead-end canyon. I'm going down after him. Cut along this ridge and close in from the base. All right, Jase, but be careful.   That's a warning, Crowder. Next one will be through your head.  All right. All right, don't shoot. You see my hands are up. Keep them there. Look, Ranger, there's 30,000 bucks here. I'll make a deal with you. Take half the money. Just give me a chance. What did you give, Doc? You're not going to get that money. No, you don't. Give me that knife. I'm all right, Sheriff. You were taking an awful chance that way, Jase. Hold on. I know it, Sheriff. I had a bad minute there when I saw his knife glint in the sun. Thought you'd have to gun him for sure. I didn't want it that way. I had to take Crowder alive, Sheriff. He's my Christmas present to the warden at Huntsville. Just a moment. We will tell you the results of the case you have just heard. With Christmas just around the corner, we at NBC hope that you all will have a joyful, happy holiday season. With the program scheduled on the NBC radio network, we will try to add to your listening pleasure as you relax and tune for your favorite entertainers. Special programs are planned by all of our NBC shows, and we know that you will want to hear as many of them as you possibly can. To put it in musical form, here is a holiday wish from the NBC chimes. Happy holiday, happy holiday, happy listening, NBC. Wishes you a season of birdshed. Unmarried, happy holiday, happy listening, happy holiday, happy listening. As from all of us at NBC to all of you throughout the country, comes this sincere hearty wish for a merry Christmas. And now here are the results of the case you have just heard. On February 3rd, 1941, Al Nixon was removed from Huntsville Penitentiary to stand trial along with Lou Crowder for the premeditated murder of Dr. Hartley. Both men were found guilty. The sentence, death in the electric chair. This is Joel McRae, folks. I just want to say I hope you'll all have a happy holiday season and many more to come. See you next week. Next week, Joel McRae and another authentic reenactment of a case from the files of The Texas Rangers. Lillian Biob, Whitfield Conner, Lou Krugman, Michael Ann Barrett and Barley Bear. Technical advisor was Captain M.T. Lone Wolf Gonzalez of The Texas Rangers. This story was transcribed and adapted by Anthony Barrett and the program was produced and directed by Stacey Keats. Hal Giffney speaking. Next, it's the big show. All this and Tallulah too on NBC.


Passports of Russian officials are confiscated to prevent them from fleeing abroad. Russia's security services are confiscating the passports of senior officials and state company executives to prevent overseas travel as paranoia over leaks and defections spread through President Vladimir Putin's regime. The Financial Times newspaper reported on this. With Russia's invasion of Ukraine still raging, security officers have tightened travel requirements within the state sector, demanding the surrender of travel documents from some prominent figures and former officials, said several people familiar with the matter. The increased pressure reflects deep suspicion in the Kremlin and FSB, the KGB's successor agency about the loyalty of Russia's civilian elite, many of whom privately oppose the war in Ukraine and are chafing over its impact on their lifestyles. Dmitry Peskov, Putin's spokesperson confirmed, Russia has tightened the restrictions on foreign travel for some who work in sensitive areas. There are stricter rules for this. In some places they are formalized and in some places they depend on a specific decision about specific employees, he told the Financial Times. Since the start of the special military operation, more attention has been paid to this issue. Officials at one major state industrial company are banned from traveling more than two hours drive from Moscow without official permission, one of the people said. Alexandra Prokopenko, a former Russian central bank official, said passport restrictions had now expanded beyond individuals with security clearance. Now they are coming to certain people and saying, please hand in your red civilian passports because you have access to sensitive information for the motherland, so we want to control your movements, she said.


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