The Phony Housing Racket - Part 08

The following is transcribed. Master than a speeding bullet. More powerful than a locomotive. Able to leave power buildings at a single bound. Look, up on the sky, it's a bird. It's a plane. It's Superman.

Kellogg's PEP. E-E-P-PEP. Kellogg's PEP. The Sunshine Curio presents the adventures of Superman. Say a Superman said helplessly by 10 suspenseful minutes are left, in which the fate of editor Perry White is to be sealed.

Hello there gang, this is your pal Dan McCullough. Say gang today, I won't be talking to you about Kellogg's pet, because it's Christmas day. Instead, let's talk about what makes Christmas one of the best days in the whole year.

Well first of all, it's a day when lots of dreams come true. From that very special gift that you've been wanting so deeply, more than lives up to your hopes. It's a day when you give a happy thought to others, and when the gifts you give warm someone's heart.

Thus Christmas and its kindly customs have lived for many, many centuries. It's a day of joy and of cheerfulness, a day that you look forward to and plan for, and a day that you remember ever after.

So gang today the grand old Kellogg Company of Battle Creek is wishing you the very happy The most obvious Christmas of all. And now the adventures of Superman! As you remember, the daily planet has been exposing a huge housing racket in which war veterans are the principal victims.

With the racketeers determined to prevent the newspaper from ruining their profitable game, abducted editor Perry White and warned Clark Kent that unless the planet stopped exposing them, White would never be seen again. A tip from a war veteran enabled Kent to capture a member of the gang who revealed the address of Brock Nielsen, the ringleader.