The Invisible Man

And now Superman, trained visitors from the planet Krypton, who has come to Earth with physical powers far beyond those of mortal men, Superman who can meet poor buildings at a single bound, bend steel in his bare hands, race a speeding bullet to its target, and to wade his a never-ending battle against crime and oppression,

disguised as Clark Kent, mild-mannered reporter for a great metropolitan newspaper. When we last saw him, Kent and Superman had captured the yellow man and turned the mass to criminal over to the police. Returning to the Daily Planet, he was informed by Lois Lane that editor Perry White wanted to see both of them in a hurry.

As our story opens today, Kent and Lois are outside editor White's office waiting to be announced. Listen. Yes? I Kent and Lois Lane? Haven't come right in, please. Now, as I was saying, Mr. Empson, this city has never had a crooked DA in all its history.

So the Daily Planet will more than welcome the tents to put all its power and prestige behind the movement to get rid of District Attorney Parker. If ever a man was guilty of using his high office for cooking.

Unprintable! Oh, uh, oh, come in, Lord. Hello, sir. Hello, sir. Got your orders for us to stay before you come. Oh, no, we can't run him. Well, sir, I want you to meet Mr. Rims.

Well, sir, how do you do? Oh, yes, Rims. I ought to call that name. Aren't you just in the penny parker's assistance one time? That's right. Well, of course I remember now. You resigned because you claimed a rotten poet that's going on in park his office is too much for you to take.