The Boy King Of Moravia Part 07

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Yes, it's Superman, and today, if we continue our story of the boy king of Maurenia, it would seem that his enemies have triumph. We'll get the details in a moment, but right now here's Dan McCullough to tell you more about the nifty model of the walkie-talkie.

Say gang, what would you say if I told you you could whisper to a pal from the top of a 12-story building and be clearly heard? Oh, I'd probably say I was kidding, but I'm not. No, sir. Just listen.

If you've been smart enough to send in for a Kellogg Model Walkie-talkie, you can add enough communication line to it so that it operates over a distance of nearly 200 feet. And that's as far as from the top of a 12-story building to the ground.

But gang, before I tell you more about the wonderful things you can do with your Kellogg Model Walkie-Talkie, I'd like to describe it for you. It's about a foot high, made of strong cardboard, done in regular army color, and it comes with full instructions for assembling.

With it you get two aerial sticks, a tuning in dial, and a receiver transmitter, along with 48 feet of communication line. Now when you get your Kellogg Model Walkie-Talkie properly set up, You can give the receiver transmitter to a pal, and the two of you can both talk and listen from a distance of 48 feet.