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Speaker 1: Kellogg's Pet, The super Delicious Cereal presents the adventures of Superman.

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Speaker 2: Up Up, annoyed.

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Speaker 3: I stood on a speeding.

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Speaker 2: Bullet more powerful than a walkover, able to leave Paul

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Buildings at a single boy. What up in the sky?

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It's good bye. It's a place hits Superman.

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Speaker 1: Yes, it's Superman, brought to you by that super delicious

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cerial Kellogg's Pet. Today, Clark, Kenton Perry White are aghast

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at the contents of a note left for them by

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the German scientists Trifles. We'll join them in a moment,

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But right now, gang, I've got a little reminder for you.

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This is the time when many of you are starting

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back to school, and that sometimes means that you have

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less time for breakfast than you're used to. But don't

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forget that you need a good, hearty breakfast.

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Speaker 2: Just as much now as you didn't vacation, perhaps even more.

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Speaker 1: And right there is where that super Delicious Cereal Kellogg's

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Pep can do you a doubly good turn. In the

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first place, those crisp golden horse wheat flakes are chock

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full of important whole brain nourishment, the kind you should

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get every day, and What's more, every regular one ounce

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bowlful of Pep gives you more vitamin B one and

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more vitamin D than you can get in any other

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nationally advertised wheat flake cereal. And you know how important

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both those vitamins are. And man alive does Kellogg's Pep

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taste grand. I'm willing to bet you be right back

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for a second bowl fall when you've finished the first,

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because those crisp flavorsome flakes have so much grand flavor.

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So then be sure your mother gets you a package

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of PAP tomorrow. Make it your own special breakfasters fall.

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Speaker 2: And remember the name Pep.

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Speaker 1: Pep Pep is made by Kellogg's.

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Speaker 2: In Battle Creek and now the Adventures of Superman. Armed

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with Germany's newest secret weapon, an atomic energy gun capable

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of disintegrating steel, a Nazi scientist named Teufel abducted Jimmy

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Olsman and Lois Lane, planning to use them to lure

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Superman to with death. While Tufel held the two reporters

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captive in a deserted cliff cottage one hundred miles from Metropolis,

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Clark Kent and editor Perry White went to the shabby

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waterfront house from which Jimmy and Lois had disappeared. There

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they found a gravely wounded shepherd dog and a letter

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addressed to White and Kent. As we continue now, the

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gray haired editor is reading the letter, his hands trembling. Listen,

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what does it say? Chief? Wait a second, good Godfrey?

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What is it? Jim and Loss?

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Speaker 4: Well?

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Speaker 2: What about them? We'll never see them again? Kent? What

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listen to this? Mister White and mister Kent, James Olsen

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and Miss Lewis Lane are in my hands. There is

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only one chance to save their lives. Have Superman in

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your office at exactly six o'clock this evening, prepared to

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receive a telephone call. If you are so foolish as

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to delay even one instant while you attempt to trace

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the call, miss Lane and Osum will fall at their

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lives at once. It's signed the devil Great Scott. Their lost, Kent,

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Jim and Lewis are lost. How can we contact Superman?

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Let me see that letter? I read it to you'll

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see it, Tom, don't waste time. Can call Inspector Henderson,

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maybe the police chief? Wait a minute, whoever wrote this

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note is evidently aware that we at the Daily planet.

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Are the only people who've had contact with Superman? And

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whoever it is, he's clever. Look at the ruse he

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used to get Jimmy and Lewis here. Who's Oh, what

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do you mean the dog? I'm convinced now that it

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was arranged to have Jim find that dog. Then the

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man put the ad in the papers stating that it

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was a blind man seeing eye dog, knowing that Jim

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would return the animal and a step into the trap.

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I was suspicious the minute I learned the dog had

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no license time. Why in them name my Heaven did

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you let them return the dog? Why didn't you go

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along because you were out of the office playing god.

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Oh sure, Shore go ahead, go ahead, blame him on me. No,

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I'm not blaming anyone. I'm let's analyze this carefully. This

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note was evidently written by a German. Why look at

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the handwriting. It's almost German script. Claimed. If you don't

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stop wasting time playing detect me by, I don't know

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what I'll do.

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Speaker 1: Now.

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Speaker 2: We've got to get Inspector Henderson out here and get

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the police working on the right chief. But it's important

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to have an idea who this criminal is, and then

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what he wants. So in case he does, telephone me

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telephone you huh oh oh, I mean good god free.

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It's five point thirty now, and that call for Superman

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is do it six? Well, I'll come on. We've got

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to find the phone and then help a taxi back

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to the office.

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Speaker 3: Dona.

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Speaker 2: It will do any good for us to be there

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if there was only some way we could get in

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touch with Superman. Don't worry about that. What did you say,

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I said, Uh, don't, don't don't worry about it. Look, Chief,

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there ought to be a phone in this building somewhere.

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If there isn't, I remember seeing a candy store down

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the block, why don't you get to a phone and

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call Henderson. I'll shoot back to the office. Not without me,

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you won't. But what can you do in this fellow?

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Call as much as you and maybe more. Now open

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the door. Oh, it's by thirty five now, and they'll

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take us twenty minutes to get to the office. We'll

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have to call Henderson from there. But Tack, hey, Tack, Hey, no,

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I wouldn't you know? That wouldn't be it? I see

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what we need that Well we made it ten just

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five minutes to sax, come on into my office and

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I just thought us something keenlive. It's another idea to

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get me out of the way while you answer that

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phone call. Say you're breath, I don't know what come

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over you now? Why do you want to get rid

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of me? I don't, but I then say that say

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the night. Say now come on close it off. But Chief,

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if you'll miss Backrack, get this straight. Any phone call

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for mister Ken or for me or for Superman is

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to be put through. It once on my wire and

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call Inspector Henderson and ask him if you can come

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right over. Tell him it's very important. I have her

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call the ASPCA about the dog. Chief, Oh yes, and

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miss Backrack. Call the ASPCA and tell them a dog's

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been shot at eleven forty three West Avenue, round floor apartment.

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That's all, Chief. Will you please listen to me now

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and angle myself together? First, kid, I'm all unnerved. Lois

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and Jim in the hands of a madman who wants

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to talk to Superman and they'll be dead in five

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minutes unless, hey, you won't. If Superman is on the job,

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how can we get hold of Superman. We don't even

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know where we is I know, Ken? Don't you go

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out of your mind too. Ki've had just about all

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I can take. My nerves are quivering like likes violin strengths.

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Listen to me, Chief. You remember a couple of months

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ago when that letter came for Superman and the fishing

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captain called the seagull on the Northwest Peninsula?

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Speaker 4: Yes?

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Speaker 2: Yes, what about it? Do you remember how we found Superman? Yes?

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I put an announcement on our radio use hour that

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we had a lot of peorn ride by Joe Kenn exactly,

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and Superman showed up and claimed the lad. No, but

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it's two minutes to stakes now that call is doing

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just two minutes. Superman can travel pretty far in two minutes.

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She wanted to go upstairs to the broadcasting station and

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put out a special announcement for Superman at once, interrupt

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whatever program is on the air and get a Hoad't

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do it, Ken, And I don't know what to do

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any good, but it's worth trying. And if that bad

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man calls up the line, gun try to hold him

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on the pole. Can please tell him what time the contactom? Okay, okay,

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She'd get going. I thought I'd never.

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Speaker 3: Get rid of it.

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Speaker 2: I've better locked the door first. Here we are out

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of these clothes. Whether a crackpot has Lewis and Jimmy

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as the Chief thinks, or whether a smart Natzi has

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them as I think, I'm gonna be prepared to act

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fast as Superman. There, I'm ready, just in time, six o'clock.

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What said he'd call at six? I hope he doesn't

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disappoint me. H oh, there it is right on the dot.

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Speaker 3: Hello, I would like to speak with Superman.

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Speaker 2: Who's calling?

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Speaker 3: This is the devil?

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Speaker 2: This is Superman speaking.

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Speaker 3: Listen, then Superman.

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Speaker 2: If it is really you, it is alright. Well, if

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you're down to Jimmy Olson on this lane, there's no

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time for a question.

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Speaker 3: If you try to delay me while you attempt to

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trace this call, I would hang up and not call again.

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Is that clear?

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Speaker 2: Clear enough? Go ahead?

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Speaker 3: Name to me at a place about one hundred miles

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from Metropolis. If you are Superman. If you say you

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should be able to arrive here in.

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Speaker 2: Less than a minute, am I not going? Go ahead?

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Keep talking.

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Speaker 3: I wanna give you just sixty seconds from the time

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I hang up the telephone to arrive here. If you

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are Superman, you will be able to do it. If

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you are not, your joke will cost you dearly, because

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at the end of the sixty seconds ultimate miss lane

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will die and I will be gone long before your

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stupid police can arrive.

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Speaker 2: Tell me where you are.

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Speaker 3: It's southwest over the ocean, Taught Cape May about a

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hundred miles out. You would pouns an old abandoned lighthouse. Yes,

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turn a right angles there for the shore. You will

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see a tiny cottage. Stay high on a wooded cliff.

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We will be waiting for you.

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Speaker 2: Southwest to an abandoned lighthouse, and right angles to a

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little cottage on a wooded cliff.

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Speaker 3: Then it's ed howe I will begin timing the minute.

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Speaker 2: That's a moment. Why do you want me?

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Speaker 3: Then? If you will find out when you arrive.

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Speaker 2: Good bye.

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Speaker 3: Now you have just sixty seconds to each year.

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Speaker 2: If you wish to save your friends, well a minute, oh,

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hung up sixty seconds, Ah, I don't need that long

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up of this window. So he wants Superman does a well,

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he's going to get HIMCD.

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Speaker 1: Out annoy.

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Speaker 2: Them. White top a window like an avenging eagle red

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gates streaming Superman hurtles through the early evening skies for

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the tiny cottage. We'll return in a moment for the

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dramatic climax out today's episode, But first John wants to

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have a word with you getting have you been running

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the nifty pointers that are printed on the backs of

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all the Kellogg's PEP plane models. You can pick up

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a lot of valuable information about each particular plane from

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these pointers. Naturally, if you've gotten are fourteen models in

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this series, you can get a good head start on being.

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Speaker 1: An aviation expert. Remember there's a model plane inside every

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single package of super delicious Kellogg's pet It's made of

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colored cardboard and it's easiest power to put together. You

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just press out the parts with your thumbs and assemble them.

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And there are fourteen different marbles you can get all together,

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exciting planes like the Budish to finand and the Lockheed

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Lightning and the grum And Hellcat. You can even get

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a model of a so Coursky helicopter.

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Speaker 2: And best of all, gu.

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Speaker 1: Saying you don't have to send in a single penny

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for any of these grand.

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Speaker 2: Models, not even a box top.

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Speaker 1: Just open up a package of PEP and you'll find

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another model plane right inside. So getting keep on making

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those gold and delicious whole wheat flakes your own special breakfast.

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Keep on building up your squadrons of model planes. And

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remember the name Pep p ee Pep is made by

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Kellogg's in Battle Creek.

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Speaker 2: And now back to our story telephoning the Daily Planet

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where Superman was awaiting the call. Teufel, the Nazi scientist

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gave the Man of Steel just one minute to travel

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one hundred miles to the cottage where Teufel is holding

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Jimmy Osen and Lowest Lane prisoners. Streaking over the ocean,

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Superman turned towards shore at an abandoned lighthouse. There's the

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cottage high up on the wooded cliff all right pasta

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or Kim and lewis in the cottage bound hand and foot,

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and a tall, gaunt woman watching them. Who's the squat

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man on the porch for the German hack cut in

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the glasses? That must be our friend. The devil got

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a pistol in his hand, looks like he's waiting for me. Okay,

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down to him first out of that port. Down, good

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evening at Superman. Yes, she wanted to see me, didn't you?

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Or was that telephone call your idea of a joke.

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The devil does not joke, my friend, and drop that

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toy pistol. It's the funniest thing I've seen in a

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long time. You will not find it so funny when

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I press the trigger. You are a Nazi, aren't you.

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Inevidently you haven't been here very long, Otherwise you'd know

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that guns don't frighten me. Not drop it.

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Speaker 4: Stand back, your fool. This is no ordinary gun, ordinary

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or not. I'm going to see you see and you

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cannot move here. Comic semi stup of you getting your friends?

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Speaker 2: What is this? What what's happening?

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Speaker 1: Give you, said, beginning him a new order.

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Speaker 4: I am holding you powerless, you super man.

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Speaker 2: No, now my weapons would horse you back to the

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edge of the cliff.

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Speaker 4: No, I need you more energy.

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Speaker 2: Who lor come back here? The baman? By now you

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make your man back a bad Seemingly helpless against the

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miniature boats of lightning crackling from the muzzle of Pipel's

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amazing weapon, the man of Steel staggers back toward the

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edge of the cliff, robbed of his amazing strength and

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advancing on him step by step, his fat, ugly face

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aglow with triumph. The Nazi scientist slowly squeezes the trigger

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of his atom gun until the crackle of the electric

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spark becomes a thunderous roar. What will happen? Is there

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no way Superman can fight off this new and deadly menace.

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Don't miss tomorrow's episode for a surprising shock. Tune in,

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same time, same station, and follow the adventureself Superman.

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Speaker 1: Up up annoy.

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Speaker 2: I stood on a speeding bullet more powerful than a locomotive,

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able to eat tall buildings at a single bound, plus

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up in the sky.

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Speaker 1: Good ride.

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Speaker 2: It's a plain hit, Superman.

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Speaker 1: Follow the Adventures of Superman, brought to you every day,

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Monday through Friday, same time, same station, by the makers

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of that super delicious.

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Speaker 2: Cerial Kellogg's, Peth and Gang.

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Speaker 1: I don't need to tell you that when you and

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your family use the same paper bags and containers over

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and over, instead of asking for new ones, you're helping

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save thousands of tons of new paper that is urgently

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needed by our armed forces. So get as much use

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as you possibly can out of every bit of paper,

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and when you're through with it, don't throw it out.

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Turn it in Superman is a copyrighted feature appearing in

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Superman DC Publications and Gang. You know how certain mornings

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you could go for a little extra special breakfast treat,

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Well that's.

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Speaker 2: What Kellogg's Crumbles were made for.

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Speaker 1: Yes, these delicious, different tasting crumbles are brimfull of multi

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rich flavor, a special hearty, just right flavor developed from

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a secret Kellogg recipe, and Kellogg's Crumbles are made from

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whole wheat as good for you as they're good to eat.

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So ask your mother to get Kellogg's crumbles and try

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them soon for a top notch breakfast.

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Speaker 2: This is mutual