The Mystery Of The Wax Men Part 05

Kellogg's death. The super delicious stereo present the adventures of Superman. I stood on a speeding bullet. More powerful than a locomotive. Able to leap tall buildings at a single bound. Up in the sky, it's a bird. It's a plane. It's Superman.

Yes, it's Superman, the man of steel. Today, Robin, youthful assistant of the famous Batman, tells him why he so desperately needs his help. But before we join them for the exciting story, let's hear from Dan McCullough.

Okay, Dan. Say, gang, the other day an army pilot, I know, was over at my house looking at some pet model planes I had. And you know, he made a very interesting remark. He said that these pet planes were some of the best models he'd ever seen for identification work.

And he thought that all of you ought to be able to learn a lot from them. And I'll bet you have too, if you've been making that super delicious cereal, Kellogg's pet, your own special breakfast because right inside every single pet package there's a colored cardboard plane model all ready for you to put together and you

don't have to send in a single penny for it not even a box stop what's more there were 14 different models you can get all together for British to Russian and 8 American and on the back of each model there's a list of valuable pointers on how to spot that particular plane as well as a general description of it

So gang, if you haven't yet started your collection of these nifty plane models, get busy right away. Be sure your mother gets you a package of those gold and delicious whole wheat flakes tomorrow. See which model plane you'll find inside.