Appointments with Death

The Green Hornet. He hunts the biggest of all game. Public enemies who try to destroy our America. With his faithful Filipino validator, Ritri, 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 Ritri in the Throwing Adventure, Sure, appointments with death. The green hornet strikes again!

So you think you can't afford to buy another war bond? Figure it this way. If it hadn't been for our heroic fighting men and the ships and planes which war bonds made possible, Jap planes might now be strafing America's shores.

The seventh war loan is to help crush Japan and forever prevent another Pearl Harbor. Yes, the freedoms you enjoy as an American can be made permanently secure with the purchase of more and more war bonds.

And remember, you're not giving, you're just lending your daughters to speed the day of final victory. Buy another war bond today. And now, the Green Hornet. In a fashionable home on the east side of the city, the butler stood before the closed door of the study.

They were knocking discreetly. He tried to enter, but found the door locked. Strange. Mr. Lowell doesn't usually lock himself in his study. Mr. Lowell, sir. Dinner is served, and Madam is waiting. If you still stand there knocking on the door, go in and tell Mr. Lowell I'm waiting, and dinner's getting cold.

Door is locked, Madam. Nonsense. Mr. Lowell never locks the study door. Jules, if sometimes I'm going with you. I'm all alone. It was a shot, Madam. What was that? I fear something's happened to Mr. Lola.