There's Many a Slip

The Green Hornet. He hunts the biggest of all game. Public enemies who try to destroy our America. His faithful Filipino valet, Cato. 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 Britt Reed in the thrilling adventure, there's many a slip. The green hornet strikes again. Back from a killing at Hanley's Roadhouse, Sergeant Burke of the City Police Force was in a gloating mood. He and Cassidy were bringing in a

witness to the killing, one of Joe Kane's henchmen. You'll do some talking when we get to headquarters and if you speak the truth which we'll get out of you sooner or later I'm thinking we'll have the goods on that no good racketeer bossy your joke. I don't know not. Is that so now we'll see about that before the

night's over we've been trying to get something on cane for a long time when you still what you know we'll have it. Come on you. Cassidy when we tell them to expect you to say sorry to car.

This way. Cassidy are you hurt. No no no I'm all right. We got our prisoner's sights, huh? Alright, come on, that's the fact, that's the fact. I'll see you later. The low down killers. This guy's dead.

Later that night, Brit Reid, young publisher of the Daily Sentinel, was in the city room talking to Gunnegan, the city editor, and two Sentinel reporters, Ed Lowry and Mike Axford. That fellow Kane is having things his own way around this town.