The Woman in the Picture

The Green Hornet. He hunts the biggest of all game. Public enemies who try to destroy our America. With his faithful Filipino valet, Kato, Britt Reid, daring young publisher, matches wit with ricketeers and saboteurs.

Risking his life that criminals and enemy spies will feel the weight of the law by the sting of the Green Hornet. Ride with Rit-Reed in the thrilling adventurer, the woman in the picture, the green hornet strikes again.

Again this fall, the people of the United States are being asked to support the National War Fund to the limit of their ability. Two hundred and fifty million dollars must be raised to meet the increasing needs of twenty-two major war relief and service organizations and the home front agencies of their local community

chests. dollar contributed to the National War Fund does a three-way job helping our fighting men, our allies, and our neighbors on the home front. Even after victory in Europe there will still be urgent need for the services provided by National War Fund agencies, give generously and give today. And now the Green Hornet was late evening far out from the center of the city where a young

woman stood in the shadows of a drive her eyes staring fixedly toward the mansion set well back from the street the home of old John Kingsley steel industrialist as she watched Carlight suddenly showed far back in the drive moving swiftly toward the street what's the idea you want to be killed I didn't just sound your horn I'm very

sorry there's never anyone passing the drive at night well you stepped out of There's so much, rubbery, I didn't notice the drive. We were both careless. There might have been an accident. Well, it wasn't.