Johnny Comes Home

The Green Hornet He hunts the biggest of all game public enemies who try to destroy our America With his faithful Filipino valid 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 Right with Britt Reid and the thrilling adventure Johnny comes home. The green hornet strikes again. Thousands of men are marching today and marching in the right direction toward home. Yes, the war bonds you purchased help to make this

possible. But as our fighting men know, the job isn't finished. Our sick, wounded, and disabled veterans will require expert medical care and attention. Millions of dollars will be needed for mustering out pay and benefits voted by Congress to help war veterans get started again in civilian life. The very least we can do in return for

what our fighting men have done for us is to help finish the job by all the victory bonds you can keep all the bonds you buy. And now the green hornet. Two men sat in the corner booth of a small smoke-filled barroom talking. One known as squint was a mean hard-looking

The other, who used the name Jack Dunn, had an indefinable expression on his face that set him apart from his companion, and his manner was sullen and reckless. You know, Jack, Bose has been kind of easy on you so far, but he ain't any too pleased over the way you've been sort of particular about keeping your nose clean, letting us pull

the risky jumps. All you do is act as a pick up man for his number-racket. So what? Oh, feeling tough ain't ya? Well, let me give you a tip, Jack. The boss has plans for using you on a big job tomorrow night. That's why I come and look to you up, see? Yeah, what