The Flood Part 04

WOR, New York. Kellogg's pet, the super delicious cereal, presents the adventures of Superman. Faster than a speeding bullet. More powerful than a locomotive. Able to leave four buildings at a single bound. Up in the sky, it's a bird. It's a plane. It's Superman.

Yes, it's Superman who has today discovered the meaning of the numbers written on Lois Lane's mirror. Well, join him at Clark's tent in a moment. But right now, let's hear from Dan McCullough. The other afternoon I happened to be over at Pee-Wee's house when his big brother Jim dropped in unexpectedly on me from the Army Air Force.

And, you know, just about the first thing Jim said after he'd settled over to the family, of course, was, was say a Pee Wee, where'd you get that button? Was there three golden planes on it?

That's the insignia of my squadron to 400 seconds. And after Pee Wee told him he got that 12 looking button, and lots of others as prizes from Kellogg's pet. Well, Jim was mighty pleased. He said that all the Air Force men like their younger brothers and cousins and friends to know those insignia,

and what squadrons they stand for. So gang, it looks like a good idea to get busy on your collection right now. Make sure you get all the first series and the second series too. This new second series is mighty keen, you know, has the insignia of eight Army Air Squadron, seven Navy Air Squadron, three Marine Air Squadron plus four War Plane.

And every single button is made of real long-lasting metal, an ammo-clear white, the insignia is showing up sharp as anything, and brilliant red, and yellow, and blue and black. Now, how you get these buttons is important.