The Bigger They Are

The Green Hornet. He humps 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. on it. Ride with Britt Reid in the thrilling adventure, The Bigger They Are, the Green Hornet Stripes Again.

The city editor of the Daily Sentinel spoke feelingly to Britt Reid as he called the young publisher's attention to the letter in his hand.

Chief, here's another letter on that city housing project. It's about time the Sentinel carries some strong editorials about it. How many letters we received on that to date? Twenty-two to be exact. What are they all griping about, Ganyam?

Plenty, Larry. According to all these letters, conditions at that West End housing project must be pretty rotten. What specific complaints do they give, Gunnegan? Well, they say the houses are flimsy. Leaky roofs, no insulation, cracking plastered doors and windows that don't fit right. Wall workers live there too. Sure sounds like they got a punk deal, all right?

Time right they did. And the worst part of it is there's no place for him to move to. In this letter, the guy says he's already used up his court refuel and the winner isn't half over. Yes, things are bad out there. Twenty-two of them can't be wrong. A lot of we get the

addresses from those letters and go over there, check up on conditions and report to me. Also, if any of them are actually suffering from the cold, let me know. I'm sure the Sentinel can get relief to them.