Superman Vs. Kryptonite - Part 23

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-E-P-PEP. Kellogg's PEP, the sunshine cereal presents the adventures of Superman.

Today is the famous bud Smith arrives in Metropolis, Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen await him, as well as big George Latimer, who carries the deadly Kryptonite. Say here's the big surprise I was telling you about yesterday.

Listen closely, because this is something no Federal Reserve will want to miss. You've seen Army money belts like the G.I.'s wore. Well you can get the same thing from Kellogg's Pep, a real genuine Army money belt with three secret compartments, one large pocket and two smaller ones. You can carry your secret codes in them, your identification, your money, secret papers, letters, notes, all your valuables.

And there's a special flap that folds over on the inside, keeps the pocket secret. This is the real thing, a genuine army money-built, in real GI khaki cutter, with a full-sized buckle. It's adjustable, so it'll fit you slick, and it's the genuine article. GIs paid a dollar for it, but all you do is mail ten cents, and one box stop wrote a package

of those super delicious whole wheat flakes, Kellogg's PEP, and your name and address, to Superman, box 251 Battle Creek, Michigan. You got that? Send one dime and one box stop from Kellogg's PEP, along with your name and address, clearly printed, to Superman, box 251 Battle Creek, Michigan. Get your genuine army belt with the three secret compartments from P,

The Sunshine Serial Kenogs Pep, this offer, is limited to the United States. And now the adventures of Superman! When Superman lost his memory from the effect of liquid Kryptonite fed to him, possibly by big George Latimer, his arch enemy, he became a pitcher for a little minor league baseball team.