Counterfeit Money - Part 04

Master than a speeding bullet. More powerful than a locomotive. Able to leak tall buildings at a single bound. Up on the sky, it's a bird. It's a plane that's supermanaged. Kellogg's PEP. P-P-PEP. Kellogg's PEP, the sunshine cereal presents...

The adventures of Superman. Superman. A very henig story inspires Clark Kent to put a daring and dangerous coop. To lead to the very heart of the counterfeit ring. Hello there, gang. This is your pal, Dan McCullough.

You know, getting up in the mornings, no trouble at all, if you can look forward to a bowl of Kellogg's pet for breakfast. Because pet was a dog gone terrific tasting. Why, it's fun just to think about eating it.

And then, when you do dig into those crisp golden flakes of pet, of Pep, you enjoy the real thing, a regular fun feast. Yes, sir, I don't know anything. I enjoy more for breakfast than that catchy full-wheat flavor.

That strictly Pep flavor, meaning strictly super. And super is also the word for the prize you find in every Pep package. Three different kinds of prizes. One or the other in every package you open.

For instance, it might be a model fighting plane. In colored cardboard, one of seven great Pep model planes you can collect. Or maybe it'll be one of 24 new full-colored bird pictures with a description on the reverse side so that you'll know these birds in the air.

Or could be one of 18 bright-colored comic buttons picturing a famous comic strip character that pin right on your beanie cap for your jacket. So start collecting all three kinds of these slick pet prices.