The Green Death Part 04

The adventures of Superman. I've done a speeding bullet. More powerful than a locomotive battle. No buildings and a single bound. Up on the sky, it's a bird. It's a plane. It's a... Yes, it's Superman, brought to you by that super delicious trio, Kellogg's hat.

Today, the clash of the huge transcontinental flier seems inevitable, as the fireman battles with the strangely stricken engineer. In just a moment, we'll let... Oh, wait. He's my friend Tommy, and it looks as though you had another one of his questions asked me.

John, hey John, make it sick. I want to ask you something. Well, I kind of thought you did, Tommy. What's in your mind? I just got a small model of split fire out of a Kellard set packet.

See, I brought it over here to show you. Why not the mighty good-looking model, Tommy? Yeah, and I wonder if you could tell me anything about it. You know, what kind of works that fire is generally doing and where they operate?

You know, all the dope on them. Well, Tommy, split fires burst me to name for themselves in England a couple of years ago. Well, oh yeah, now I'm done. I thought you would, isn't it?

And they did a terrific job in North Africa in the Battle of Tunisia. North Africa? Oh sure, they really made history out there. Once 25 Spitfires met up with 50 German fighters, and the German turned around and headed for home.

Oh boy, I don't say that Spitfires done plain. Thanks a lot for giving me the dope, John. I'm going to see how fast I can collect the whole squad in a pent-model Spitfires myself. Gang, the British Spitfires certainly is a pretty terrific plane, as many of you probably already know.