The Space Shell Part 07

Kellogg's flat! The super delicious cereal presents the adventures of Superman. Faster than a speeding bullet. More powerful than a locomotive. Able to leap full of buildings at a single bound. Up on the side, it's a bird. It's a plane! It's Superman!

Yes, it's Superman, and today, if we resume our story, Jimi Olson and his little rhymes friend POCO, I'm meeting with some strange experiences in the frozen north. We'll join them in a moment, but right now here's Dan McCullough. Most of you probably know that the Curtis P-40 is one of the most famous series of planes today. But do you know

that you can get a really slick model of a P-40F Warhawk without sending in a single penny for it? Not even a box stop? Sure, you see there's a colored cardboard plane model right inside every single package of that super delicious cereal, Kellogg's PEP.

And one of the models you can get is the P40F Warhawk. Now altogether, there were fourteen different models you can get. Four British, two Russian and eight American ones, and among them are exciting claims like the C69 Constellation, the Russian Yacht Thor, the British World Windfighter, and the BotExcalibur Navy Transport.

more on the back of each model, you get a lot of important dope about that particular plane as well as a list of pointers on how to spot it. So gang, if you haven't yet started, your own squadron of PEP model planes don't waste any more time.

Be sure your mother gets you a package of PEP tomorrow. See which plane model you find inside. And remember the name PEP, PEP, is made by Kellogg's in Battle Creek. Now the adventure's of Superman!