Death in the Dark

faithful valetetetot, Britree, daring young publisher, matches wits with the underworld, risking his life at criminals and racketeers within the law may feel its weight by the sting of a green hornet. Ride with Britree in the thrilling adventure Death in the Dark, but green hornet strikes again!

Britree, young millionaire, playboy, and publisher of the Daily Central newspaper, was busy composing an editorial when he was interrupted by the buzz of the dictable. Yes, Musky? Mr. Haberhill is calling on line 1, Mr. Reed.

All right, put him on. Yes. Yes. Come over about 8 o'clock, then, all right? Holding up this editorial on John Haberhill, so don't wait for it. I may have you run it in the morning edition instead.

That's all for now. Mr. Reed, you have had editorial ready, getting close to the deadline for the next edition. I just booked a gun again this case. I told him not to wait for it.

You mean you've changed your mind about Haberhill? But you've decided not to back him to the council? No, so far I'm still for John Haberhill. He has a clean record and he's shown himself to be sincere and striving for the betterment of the city.

Too bad the voters hadn't shown enough interest in Dunlow's cast. They wouldn't have put it in office if he had. Dunlow's a sweet politician. A good many voters have yet to learn that they want good government.

They'll have to check more closely on the man for whom they vote. I know. Has something come up about Mr. Haberjo? Well, as you know, he just phone. Seemed upset about something. Want to see me?