The Train-Wreck

The Green Hornet. He haunts the biggest of all game. Public enemies who try to destroy our America. With his faithful Filipino ballad Cato, Britt Reid, during young publisher, matches wits with racketeers 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 Britt Reid in the thrilling adventure Trainwreck, The Green Hornet strikes again!

Here is an important message. The government requests that all Christmas gifts be mailed before December 1st. The postal service this year will be forced to rely on young, inexperienced help.

These substitute workers will not be able to handle the volume of mail that will flood the post offices if everyone waits until the last minute to mail his gift boxes and packages. And please mail only the smallest of packages.

Transportation space is at a premium. War bonds and stamps, presents with a future make excellent gifts. So please remember, mail early before December 1st. And again, mail only the smallest of packages. So mail your Christmas packages before December 1st.

And now, the green honnet. The train was still quite a distance from the city and making good time. In one of the coaches, a young man stirred restlessly in his seat, scowling as he looked first at the sleeping plain clothesman beside him, then down at the manacles that bound him together.

Joe Hanley, murder, had been caught and was on the way back to Stan trial. From his seat near the window, Joe glared across at the young soldier asleep in the opposite seat. A while ago, the GI had been talking happily to the plain clothesman, telling him that he was on furlough from overseas, going