Axford Cracks a Case

The Green Hornet. He hunts the biggest of all game. Public enemies who try to destroy are America. It is faithful Filipino valet Kehil. Britt Reid, daring young publisher, matches 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. Pied with Brit Read and the thrilling adventure, Expert Cracks a Case. The Green Hornet strikes again. Would you let carelessness steal $200 million from you? Most sensible Americans wouldn't. And yet since Pearl Harbor, these same sensible Americans have let traffic accidents

rob them of $200 million in automobile repairs alone. To say nothing of the 200 million in man-hours of vital time wasted, plus thousands of lives lost. Now's the time for every patriotic American citizen to do something about this waste of life, time and money. What can you do? Well, you can see that your car is always in the best possible condition. You can observe

closely the traffic rules of the road you travel, and you can drive carefully. Remember, delay victory. And now, the green haunted. It was late afternoon. Britt Reid, young man about town and publisher of the Daily San Diego, was in the outer office having a discussion with his secretary Lenore Case and Michael Aksberg's self-styled reporter.

So you think the city is deploying for the development of criminals, I ask for them? When the way it is, to my way of thinking. And what is your way of thinking, Axford? That is, when you do think...

Oh, Suffernsnake's Casey. Now, do you have to start wise, Kraken, when me and the boss have a serious discussion? No, Reed. As I was saying, I... I... When... Just what was I saying, anyhow? About the development of criminals.