Stabbing of June Anderson

Presenting the transcription feature, Superman! Up in the sky! Look! It's a bird! It's a plane! And now, Superman, champion of the week and the oppressed, trained visitor from interplanetary space, who has arrived on Earth to fight for the cause of justice.

And in his disguise as Clark Kent News reporter, to investigate the ways and lives of men. When we last saw him, Kent was one of a small group, made up of the ambulance surgeon, the fire chief, The photographer from the Daily Planet and the half-historical unknown girl, whom Kent, as Superman, had just rescued from the blazing inferno of the Sterling Tower.

As she was born off to the ambulance, the girl broke into wild, delirious cries of stop them, catch them, catch them, and then lapsed again into unconsciousness. Today, as our story continues, Kent is waiting in a reception room of the hospital, hoping that the girl, whose identity is still unknown, will recover enough to tell who she is and

throw light on the mysterious origin of the fire, which authorities are convinced was purposely set. But meanwhile, as Kent waits in the reception room, a powerful black sedan speeds through the night, far out of town on a highway for the west. Two men are tense in the front seat.

One holds the wheel, while the other nervously turns the dials at the car's radio. Listen. Watch it, mind. I've come enough. I'm not blind. I can see it. You have to do that. Listen Joe, the more miles we put between us and the Staling Tower, the better.

And the quicker the better too. You think it's all over? Certainly it's all over. They'll never even find her. Better loan, catch on about us. What are you doing with that radio? Picking up the light nose.