The Mystery Of The Golden Nail Part 08

Kielogg's pet, the super delicious cereal, present the adventures of Superman. Master than a speeding bullet. More powerful than a lookable man. Able to leak all buildings at a single bound. Up on the sky, it's a bird. It's a plane. That's Superman.

Yes, it's Superman, who today has no idea that Jimmy Olsen and Lois Lane may have cut out some fancy trouble for themselves. We'll join them in a moment, but right now Dan McCullough has some exciting news for us.

Say gang, how many of you have been lucky enough to get a look at a real army walkie-talkie and see how it operates? Well, I don't imagine many of you have, but here's some exciting news that every one of you will want to hear.

Now, you can get a grand cardboard model of a walkie-talkie that really works. That's right, the Kellogg people, makers of that super-delicious cereal, Kellogg's PEP, PEP are offering you a swell working model of a walkie-talkie.

And believe me, gang, it's one of the most amazing instruments I've ever seen. This Kellogg Walkie-talkie is almost a foot high done in regular army color, and it has an earphone and mouthpiece built right in.

It comes all ready to put together with full instructions printed right on the mailing envelope, and it's equipped with a strap handle, a tuning in dial, and two aerial sticks. Besides that gang, you get a smaller transmitter receiver and 48 feet of communication line so that you can talk and listen to another person while he uses the receiver transmitter.

Now here's how you get one of these wonderful instruments. Send two Kelloggs PEP box stops along with 10 cents in cash and your name and completed dress clearly printed to Superman Box 80, that's Box 80 Battle Creek, Michigan.