Gasoline And The Hornet

The Green Hornet. He hunts the biggest of all game, public enemies who try to destroy our America. With his faithful pallet, 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.

Ride with Ridd Reed in the thrilling adventure, gasoline and the hornet. The green hornet strikes again. I'm going to stop again. Hang if I know.

I stuffed a few miles a week of legal driving and hang it all. We can't even get to that without trouble. Stalled on me three times in the past week. The gasoline, I guess. They stalled again.

I told you to get Sanders gasoline. I did. He must have been some of the old gas in the tank. Well, you'll have to phone for the garage, man. Reed, here's another full-cleage ad for Sanders' gasoline.

So I see. Well, give it a break, tell him to check it with a fine-tooth comb before he runs it. There's something funny about this Sanders and the gas he sells. Sanders, Sanders, that's all I hear.

Now, get me some advertising that will sell my gasoline for change. What kind of an advertising man are you? But Mr. Malcolm, Sanders, undersell? And out-advertisers us. I'm going to call on Brick Reed at the Sentinel sentinel and ask his advice about some special advertising. I went to school with Reed. He'll read our ads and if they're bad he'll say so. And if he does

you can find a new job. There isn't anything wrong with the standard gasoline ad and check the Blake. There's nothing to do but run the ad, Miss Case. Where's Axford? In my office at his desk. Do you want him? No, I just want him.