The Meteor From Krypton Part 03

and a locomotive. Those buildings are a single pound. Superman, trained visitor from another world who came to work with powers and abilities far beyond those of mortal men. Superman, who can change the cause of mighty rivers, bend steel in his bare hands.

And who, disguised as Clark Kent, mild-mannered reporter for a great metropolitan newspaper, likes a never-ending battle for truth, justice, and the American way. But before we join Superman, Here is an important method. Oh boy, am I glad it's lunchtime.

Hey, Tom, are you eating with anybody? How's it having lunch with me? Okay, but I got a good start already. Need to man am I hungry? Building a bomber, she'll give the guy an appetite.

Yeah, it sure does. Say what you remind me. I'm beginning to think wings run in our family. Wings in your family, yeah? Hey, fellow, you sure you feel all right? Oh, sure. So, figure a thing, see?

It's like this. My eldest son's flying with the American Air Force somewhere in Europe. Oh, I begin to see. And now my youngest son turns out to be a real AVA. Fifteen model planes already.

Holy smoke must have caused you plenty. Now we come to the best part. He gets those models free out of Kellogg's pet packages. Mmm, some free pride. You said it. And they're mighty neat planes, Bill.

They're made out of bass wood. They're all marked so you just cut them out and put them together. You don't even need any glue. Well, where have I been over my life? Uh-oh. You better get back to work, huh?

Wait till I tell my son about this. He's nuts about playing. Yes, gang, everybody's talking about the nifty free marble planes you get in the Kellogg's PEP packages. But that's not the whole story. In some of the PEP packages, you can get a free hot iron transfer instead of the marble planes.