Ozzie tries to buy a book about reincarnation title, "The Trip Back," by Bartlett Graham. The book is promoted ceaselessly throughout the program. Ozzie and Harriet sing, "Don't Sweetheart Me" and "We Must Be Ever So Quiet."

Black Market meat is being sold and poisoning people. The Green Hornet slices into the racket and cooks the goose of the bad guy.

"I Do Do Do Like You" - Bing Crosby; "My Heart Is a Hobo" - Bing Crosby; "Chi-Baba Chi-Baba" Connee Boswell; "Keep on Smiling" - Fred Allen & Bing Crosby; "Misirlou" - Skitch Henderson; "I Want to Thank Your Folks" - Bing Crosby;

A bank teller is kidnapped by a pair of robbers, and is "rescued" by her fiance, who is an officer of the bank.

Mrs. Ruth Jennings has been murdered. Lou Jennings is suspected of the killing...and he doesn't seem to be very upset by the suspicions.

Ozzie has trouble deciding how to make out his income tax, Harriet can't decide on a blue or a gray suit.

A lawyer's secretary has been kidnapped. The lawyer is a member of a secret society who helps the Axis.

"That's How Much I Love You" - Bing Crosby; "If This Isn't Love" - Bing Crosby; "Minute Waltz" - Charlie Magnante Quartet; "Time After Time" - Bing Crosby; "You Won't Be Satisfied" - Margaret O'Brien & Bing Crosby; "Cheerful Little Earful" - Charlie Magnante Quartet; "As Long As I'm Dreaming" - Bing Crosby

A good story about a blind cobbler and his no-good son who refuses to work.

Jerry Mace, a friend of George Valentine's, is pushed in front of a train and killed. The killer's trail leads to a pawn shop...and "The Prairie Dog Killer."