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What green Hornet he hunts the biggest of all game public enemies who try to destroy our America With his faithful valed Cato Ritree daring young publisher matches wits with the underworld Risking his life that criminals and racketeers within the law may feel its weight by the sting of the green Hornet

Ride with Britt Reid in the thrilling adventure, rent in advance, like green hornet strikes again. Wearing a service button in his lapel, walked us consolately along a downtown street. He paid little attention to the morning crowds until suddenly his eyes fell upon a man and a woman getting into a car at the curb.

Then he sprang into action. It's them. Hey, wait you! Hey, what's the idea? You know what the idea is, all right? I want my money back that you'd ship me out of that's what. So that must be crazy, Slim.

Oh, crazy, am I? Well, you two aren't getting away with your crooked deal. Lucky I saw you in time. You get away from this car, tell her where to hurt. Oh, no, you don't. I'm going to fix you for this.

Oh! Man, stop. Get it going quick. Let me through. Let me through here. What's going on here? What happened? That guy in the car that just left. He sucked me. He and the girl are crooks. I tried to stop him.

You get the number of the car? No, I didn't have a chance. But they cheated me out of 300 bucks. Take me to police headquarters. I'll tell them my story. Maybe they can find those crooks.

Well, they just got it. That's all. Come on. All right. A short time later, the veteran was telling his story at police headquarters. Mike Axford of the Daily Sentinel and Sergeant Colston listened attentively. I've found out I'd just been cheated out of more than 300 bucks, Sergeant.