George Latimer, Crooked Political Boss - Part 14

faster than a speeding bullet, or powerful than a locomotive. Able to leave tall buildings at a single bound. Up in the sky, it's a bird, it's a plane, it's Superman! Kellogg's PEP! P-E-P-PEP! Kellogg's PEP, the Sunshine Serial Present, the Adventures of Superman!

Today the lax policies of weak-knit Governor Wheeler backfire in his own face, that he stands trapped, facing the minutes of a loaded revolver held by George Latimer, political boss and man of hate. Hello there gang, this is your pal Dan McCullough.

Say, did you ever meet up with a fella who kind of nibbles at his food, you know, like a slow motion picture of a man eating? Well, if you've got any character like that around your breakfast table, just put him next to a bowl of Kellogg's fat.

Sure, you'd have a hard time finding anybody who wouldn't step up his pace while eating pep the sunshine cereal. That keen, catchy pep flavor gets them time after time. Those crisp golden flakes of whole wheat taste so terrific that you'd get a bang out of every single spoonful.

And today, you wouldn't get a bang out of those swell pep prizes. Three different kinds of prizes, one of the other in every package of pep you open. For instance, you may find one of twenty-four keen bird pictures in leaning bright colors with full description on the reverse side to help you spot these birds in the air.

Or you may find a colored cardboard model of a fighting plane, and all seven model planes in the series are collector's items. Or your next pet prisa may be one of 18 bright colored comic buttons picturing characters straight out of the fronties.