The Mystery Of The Wax Men Part 04

Kellogg's PEP, the super-delicious cereal, presents the adventures of Superman! Master than a speeding bullet! More powerful than a locomotive! Able to leak all buildings at a single bound! Up in the sky, it's a bird!

It's a plane! It's Superman! Yes, it's Superman! And today, fellows and girls, we will learn the identity of the young boy Superman found in the robot. There's a big surprise in store. But before we continue our story, here's Eddie and his sister with a question for Dan McCullough.

Hey Dan, I brought my sister along today. I hope you don't mind. Well, I'm glad you did. Hello there, Betty. Hi, Dan. You see, she collects pet model planes too. As a matter of fact, she's pretty interested in aviation.

Good for you, Betty. How many pet models have you got so far? Well, I've got five, Dan. See, I brought him along with me to show you. Well, he is a Russian Yak 4. And this is a Sunderland flying boat.

Right. and this is a bort exaltor. That's a Navy transport. And then I've got two models of Douglas Skymatte. Two models? Well, let's see, why don't you trade one of them with your brother? I'm waiting till it gets what I want. See, I'd like to have a Curtis Helldiver next.

But Eddings only got one when it gets another wig and it swaps. Hey, it sounds like a good idea to me. Well, thanks for coming over here today, Betty and Eddie. And gang, how are you coming with your collections of those nifty pet model planes?

Remember, every time you open up a new package of that super-delicious cereal, Kellard's Pep, you'll find another colored cardboard plane model right inside. Now, there are fourteen different models you can get all together, four British, two Russian and eight American, and among them are the exciting planes Betty mentioned earlier, as well as the British Lancaster bomber, the Russian 118 fighter, and the American B-24