The Mystery Of The Golden Nail Part 03

Kellogg's PEP, the super delicious cereal, presents the adventures of Superman. That's just on a speeding bullet. More powerful than a locomotive. Able to leave small buildings at a single bound. Up on the sky, it's a bird.

It's a plane. It's Superman. Yes, it's Superman who has today rushed to the suburbs of the troubleis in response to an urgent telephone call from Beanie Martin's brother, Joe. join him in a moment. But right now here's Dan McCulloch to tell you all about the wonderful model of the walkie-talkie.

Say gang, wouldn't it be fun if you two could have a working model of a walkie-talkie? Just like the one Beanie's brother, Joe, made for him and Jimmy Olsen? Why, you bet it would. And now you can do just that.

Sure. Now you can get a nifty cardboard model walkie-talkie from the Kellogg Company of Battle Creek. And believe me, it's one of the most amazing prizes you've ever seen. Now I'll I'll tell you more about how to get it a little bit later, but first here's the dope on how it looks.

This wonderful Kellogg Walkie Talkie is almost a foot high. It's regular Army color and it comes complete with receiver transmitter and 48 feet of cord. There's an indicator dial, a strap handle, and two aerial sticks as well.

And gang, there's almost no limit to the exciting and dramatic ways you can use this grand Walkie Talkie. You can send and receive messages from nearly 50 feet away. you can transmit secret reports on enemy activities.

You can issue and receive orders from several terminal points on the field of battle. Now, here's how you can get your Kellogg-Waukey talkie. So, listen closely. Send two box tops from that super-delicious serial Kellogg's PEP, along with a dime and your name and address, clearly printed, to Superman.