The agent steps out of her damaged car and tells the policemen that she needs to see the police chief. She explains to him that she needs to take records to Washington, D.C., on the gang, who were just trying to gun her down. For six months, she tricked them into thinking that she was a part of them and got records of members' names and their plans.

Meanwhile, Clark Kent is captured and learns that these gangsters are trying to get the records back from the agent, so they plan to stop her at the bridge to the airport.

The agent gets a police escort to the airport, but it is attacked by the gangsters. During the gunfight, the policeman that was driving for the agent steps out of his car to shoot back at the gangsters. The agent drives through the fighting to the airport. Another group of saboteurs get control of the swing bridge. They turn the bridge to block the agent, but she keeps on driving until she realizes that the road is not connected to the bridge and jumps out of the car. The car drives off the bridge and crashes into an electrical tower. The agent tries to reverse the bridge by getting to the bridge controls but is nearly shot by one of the gangsters. She reverses the bridge's turning, but the electric tower begins to fall and smashes into the bridge control room. She falls onto the bridge's turning mechanism and is knocked out while the massive gear in the turning mechanism slowly creeps toward her unconscious body.

The gangster on the bridge telephones his superior and tells him that the agent is trapped on the bridge and he is about to be overrun by cops but is cut off as the police open fire on him. The gangster's boss locks Clark in another room and leaves with his henchmen to get the agent's records. Clark breaks his bindings, changes into Superman, and jumps onto the cable of the elevator the gangsters were taking, pulls their elevator up, and ties off the elevator cable with the gangsters above the top floor to keep them from getting to the agent. Superman flies to the bridge and saves the agent. He picks her up, flies her to Washington, D.C., and flies away, with a salute to the flag.

*Secret Agent (1943)

*Despite Clark Kent being heavily featured in the Secret Agent, he does not enter the public domain until 2034 due to his first appearance, Action Comics #1 (1938), still being under copyright.
*This is the only short in which Lois Lane doesn't appear, although a female federal agent who looks identical to Lois (just with blonde hair) appears, and is also voiced by Joan Alexander.

*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secret_Agent_(1943_film) Wikipedia]
*[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0036336/ IMBD]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8ySlwaN-B4 YouTube]
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