In the Claw of Venus

Instant Ralston and regular Ralston, the hot hole wheat cereals and the red and white checkerboard packages present, Space Patrol! I adventure in the wild best reaches of space, visions of daring in the name of interplanetary justice, trouble into the future with Buzz Corey, Commander in Chief of the Space Patrol!

In today's Transcribe Space Patrol adventure, Commander Corey at the controls of the Terra 5, pilots the ship close to a strange disc shaped object floating above the planet Venus. If that happy is on the disc in a space suit, reporting to the commander by space of own.

Can you make anything out of those instruments and controls happy? No sir, there's nothing like you'd find in a space ship or artificial satellite. And besides, they're not even connected. The disc seems to be defying gravity. Don't touch anything happy.

These wires are just hanging loose. Looks like they've been yanked away from the... Commander, what's wrong? The disc's falling, falling toward Venus. We'll return in just a moment with today's exciting Space Patrol adventure in the claw of Venus.

High Space Patrol is Captain Dick Tufeld here. You got a riddle for you this morning. You ready? Here goes. What can you see out of? But nobody can see in. The answer? Easy. The new sensational mono view outer space helmet.

It's a whole foot high, slips on right over your head and rests on your shoulders. Guess, sir, it's a neat, complete disguise. And when you get your first look through that special one-way eyeplate, it's like magic.

Your wish, right out of this world, into a strange, purple-glowing planet. You see everything clear as day, but tinted with a weird, purple glow. And what's more, a monoview outer space helmet has a gleaming red and jet-black lightning-flash hood.