The Scarlet Widow Part 10

Kill all of the pips of super delicious cereal presents the adventures of Superman faster than a speeding bullet more powerful than a locomotive able to leave small buildings at a single bounds Look up in the sky. It's a bird. It's a plane. It's Superman Yes, it's Superman who is today freed of the greatest threat to his power the fragment of threat tonight

Well, learn what happens in a moment. But right now, let's hear what Dan McCullough has in store for. Maybe some of you members of the gang couldn't listen in yesterday when I broke that big news.

But I'll bet you've heard about it just the same because those new comic buttons now being packed in packages and Kellogg's pet are so sensational that, well, the news spread like wildfire. One fellow tells another and one girl tells the girlfriend until everybody's all hept up about collecting these colorful new buttons.

It's a swell idea putting pictures of your funny sheet favorites on sturdy metal buttons so you can wear them on your jacket or cap. And it's more fun than a three ring circus swapping the buttons when you get duplicates rounding out your whole collection of 18 different comic strip characters.

A Superman is one smart looking button of course, then there's Harold Teen and Lilums and Herbie 18 of your comic pals and all. Now, to be sure you get every one of them, start Mom off buying Kellogg's PEP for you tomorrow.

That's the only way you can get these exciting prizes, you know, in packages of that super-delicious whole-wheat-lake cereal Kellogg's PEP. You don't send in a single penny, not even a box stop. You just look inside the PEP package, and there you are, one of these brand new comic buttons, or a military insignia or warplane button. There's a prize in every package of P, E, P,