The Space Shell Part 06

Kellogg's PEP, the super-delicious serial, presents the adventures of Superman. That's done in a fitting place. Four powerfuls and a locomotive. A little small building, but a single bounce. Up on the sky, it's a bird, it's a plane!

Superman! Yes, that Superman, who is today, winging through the sky, searching for Poco's face shell. Unaware that it has carried Jimmy Olsen in the little rhymes, there's thousands of miles away. We'll learn more about it in a moment, but right now Dan McCullough wants to give you a friendly tip. Say gang, do you ever notice how a really good breakfast seems to help you

start today feeling swell? Well, that's just what's likely to happen. When you treat yourself to a big bowl full of super delicious Kellogg's pets for breakfast, served up with plenty of milk and your favorite fruit, you know what knows crisp, golden, whole wheat flake? Tastes a dog-gun good that you'll probably be right back for a second healthy after you finish

the first. And that's a good idea, by the way, because PEP might be good for you as well as grand-pasting. But that's only half the story. There's an exciting prize right inside every single PEP package. It's a colored cardboard plane model that's mighty easy to put together.

Now there are 14 different models you can get all together. And every model has a list of valuable printers about that particular plane printed right on the back. What's more, don't have to send in a single penny for these nifty models. Not even a box stop.

There's a plane in every pet package. Gang, be sure your mother gets you a package of pet tomorrow. And remember the name, PEP. PEP is made by Kellogg's in Battle Creek. And now the adventures of Superman. That's by a band of armed men, Jimmy Ocean and Poco, the little Jessup of the Mepanagutopia, locked themselves in