Airplane Disasters at Bridger Field - Pt 06

Presenting the transcription feature, Superman! Up in the sky! Look! It's a bird! It's a plane! It's Superman! Now Superman! Valiant fighter for truth and justice, champion of the weak and the helpless. As appeared on Earth with a physical structure never before attained by mortal men.

Superman, who is stronger than a locomotive, faster than a speeding bullet. and walks about among human beings as mild Clark Kent, news reporter for the Daily Planet. When we last saw him, Kent was in the southwest at Lonely Bridger Field with young Jimmy Olsen, topi boy on the planet, investigating the connection between the man known as Professor Hagen,

Animal Trainer in L'Oubeck Circus, and the series of mysterious crashes among cast planes of the privately owned National Air Service. Finding evidence of Hagen's plans in the cavern below the circus ground, Superman had taken off in the last test for the attempt to save a brand new mystery playing.

Last word in aviation science, due to reach Bridger Field at midnight. As our story continues today, not much time has left. Moonlight shines down on the slopes of the Rockies, and on the third party, headed by young Jimmy and Ed Hamlin of the airport, making their way up the narrow trail by newback.

And also on the tiny cabin in which Pagan makes his deadly machine ready. Listen. So it works well. Most instructive, eh, Carl? What is it, Professor? What exactly does it do? Yeah, if the capable Pedro were here, he could show you to the Queen's state.

Why did you send him, McDillireal? McDillireal? By no means, Carl. Merely down the trail to operate the signal devices. You think there is someone coming? I'm quite sure of it. Thanks to that interfering newspaper man, Mr. Clark Kent.