The Secret Menace Strikes - Part 10

Faster than a speeding bullet. More powerful than a locomotive. Able to leak tall buildings at a single bound. Up in the sky, it's a bird. It's a plane. It's Superman. Kellogg's PEP. P-P-PEP. PEP. The sunshine cereal presents the adventures of Superman.

The valiant attempt of Boris Archenko to halt the attack on the World Peace Federation Federation as resulted only in a momentary victory as Clark can't please with the planet's publisher to reveal the whereabouts of editor Harry White.

Hello there gang this is your pal Dan McCullough. Say if you want to taste a really smooth dish just breeze up to a bowl of Kellogg's pep tomorrow morning. Is it light and golden? Is it cool and crisp? Is it terrific? Why pep looks good enough to eat. And believe me, gang, there's good eating ahead. When pep with cool milk and

sugar, heads the breakfast menu. Every single flake is crisp and tender as a breeze. You dip your spoon in and it comes up rippling with the light sunshine flavor pep is famous for. So strictly delicious, it's really fun to eat. And say, speaking of more fun, you just take a look in your next package of pep. You're in for a surprise. I mean a surprise prize because

Listen, you may find an exciting colored cardboard model of a glide plane easy and fun to assemble. There are seven model planes you can collect. Or you may find one of the great newses of 24 full colored bird pictures with a description on the reverse side to help you identify each of these birds when you see it.

Or if you don't find a bird picture or a model plane, your pet prize might be a bright colored comic button with a famous character straight out of the funnies, one of the 18 well-buttons to wear on your beanie-capper jacket.