The Space Shell Part 08

Kellogg's path! The super-delicious cereal presents the adventures of Superman! That's just an defeating bullet! More powerful than a locomotive! Able to leak all buildings at a single bound! Up on the side, it's a bird! It's a plane! It's Superman!

Yes, it's Superman, who is today, somewhere over the vast stretches of oceans, hoping against hope to find some trace of Jimmy Olsen and locals. We'll join him in a moment. But first, Dan McCullough wants to have a word with it.

Go ahead, Dan. Say, gang, haven't you often wondered what some of the famous allied planes really look like? Well, right now is your chance to start finding out. That is, if you've been making super delicious Kellogg's pet your regular breakfast cereal.

You see, there's a swell colored cardboard plane model right inside every single pet packet. And among the models you can get are four British and two Russian planes. Now there are 14 different models you can get all together.

Exciting planes like the British Lancaster Heavy Bomber, the Russian 118 fighter, the American B-34 Vancouver Bomber, the British Quirwin Fighter, and the American Douglas Diet Bomber. Best of all, you don't have to send in a single penny for these models.

Not even a buck stop. There's a plane in every pep packet. So gang, if you've been missing out on these grand prices, get busy right away. your mother to get a package of those golden, delicious, whole heap lakes tomorrow.

See which plain model you find inside. And remember that name? Pep. P-E-P. Pep is made by Kellogg's in battle-creep. And now the adventures of Superman. When the space shell bearing Jimmy Olsen and Poco crashed near the North Pole, our friends were rescued by two Eskimos, a brother and sister named Utak and Nudev.