What a Life

The Green Hornet 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 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 red-read in the thrilling adventure, What a Light! The green hornet strikes again!

Wartime accidents in this country are proving far too costly to the war effort. You can do your part very easily. Avoid unnecessary risks at work, at home, and in your automobile.

When driving, observe all speed and traffic regulations. Be sure that your car is in safe operating condition. At all times, be ready to stop quickly for children who run into your path, or for other unforeseen emergencies that may arise, such as blowouts or skids.

You can do your part as a pedestrian as well. Always make sure that streets and highways are safe before you cross. Over five billion dollars was lost last year through home front accidents alone, so for your health's sake and the sake of your country, remember the ABCs of safety. Always be careful.

And now, the Green Hornet. Carl Ritten, assistant and former pupil of Professor Lowell, noted scientist, sat at his desk in a small office just off the laboratory at the State University. The desk glanced through a limited circle of light over the notes upon which he was intently working. Working so intently that he failed to hear the door behind him softly open and close. Suddenly

sensing someone in the room, he swung around and peered toward the door. Who's that? What's the idea of coming? You. Oh, why did you come sneaking in like that? Why didn't you... at gun? Why are you pointing it at me? Well, speak man, say something. So that's it. You found out I know too much. You figured I'm not playing the game. You're