Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, May 27, 1934, Image 106

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FLYING ADVENTURES
COL.ROSCOE TURNER
AMERICA'S PREMIER
FLYER AND OILMORE,
"THE FLYING LION".
THEY HAVE BEEN PALS
EVER SINCE THE LION
WAS A FOUR WEEKS OLD
SOFT, FLUFFy, LITTLE
KITTEN. THIS KINO OF
BEASTS HAS TRAVEL*
LED MORE THAN 35,000
MILES IN AIRPLANES
WITH HIS MASTER .
COL.TURNER HAS
BEEN WARNED By
FAMOUS ANIMAL
TRAINERS THAT A LION
GA'NNOT BE TAMED,
| BOrCILMORE.WHO NOW
f WEIGHS 450 POUNDS,
IS STILL A PET.
AN ADVERTISEMENT OF H.J. HEINZ COMPANY
BOYS AND GIRLS.
HERE ISA REAL PET,
WHO IS GOING WITH US
ON OUR ADVENTURES
THE HARMON TROPHY
HIGHEST AWARD IN AVIA
TION PRESENTED TO COL
ROSG0E TURNER IN 1932 BY
THE LEAGUE INTERNATION
ALE FOR HIS OUTSTANDING
CONTRIBUTIONS 10 AVIATION
THAT YEAR. AROUND
ITS BASE ARE ENGRAVED
THE NAMES OF LINDBERGH,
HAWKES, OOOLITTLE AND
OTHER INTERNATIONALLY
FAMOUS FLYERS.
STREAKING ACROSS THE SKY, COL.TURNER
WON THE 1933 TRANSCONTINENTAL 6EN0IX
TROPHY RACE. MEW YORK TO LOS ANGELES IN
II HRS.*30MIN.y0UUSEEM0RE0FHIS
SPEED IN THESE FLYINO ADVENTURE*^"
IN THE THOMPSON TROPHY RACE 1933, COL. ,
TURNER CUT INSIDE A PYLON TO AVOID CRACKING
INTO A FELLOW FLYER .THE NEXT UP HE CIRCLED
THE SAME PYLON TWICE AND STILL CAME IN
FIRST BY MORE THAN A MILE.
NEXT WEEK
COLONEL TURNER STARTS HIS DARING
FLIGHT UPON A MYSTERIOUS MISSION INTO
THE JUNGLES OF BRAZIL . . . 1 . .
ARE you GOING
AWAY.COLONEL
ROSCOE?
YES HARRY, I'M STARTING
NEXT WEEK ON A VERY
DANGEROUS FLIGHT.
AND GILMORE IS
GOING ALONG
^ BO/5 and QIRL5
I WANT you TO JOIN MY FLYING
CORPS. MAIL ME youft COUPON AND I'LL
TELL YOU HOW TO WIN PROMOTION AND
BECOME A CAPTAIN OR MAJOR.
^
LITTLE HARRY JONES AND HIS SISTER HELEN WANT TO RIDE
WITH THE COLONEL.WILL THEY GET THEIR WISH? NEXT WEEK WE'LL SEE.
Boy and girl aviators! 11 takes a
vigorous body and an active
brain to be a .world-famous
flyer like Col. Roscoe Turner.
You, too, can be strong and
alert by eating the right kind
of foods. Heinz Rice Flakes
contain all the "peppy" food
value of rice put up in attrac
tivejeasily-digested form. You'll
love the crisp crackle of these
flakes when served in milk or
cream. And they're simply
delicious when covered with
fresh fruit and berries. Ask
your Mother to serve Heinz
Rice Flakes for breakfast. Taste
them and we know they'll be
your favorite all summer long.
And don't forget to save the
large number ' 57" in circle on
side of Haaz Rice Flakes boxes.
■; > ' X ' : /'V: *
GET THESE BEAUTIFUL WINGS NOW/
I want every adventure-loving boy and girl in
America to become a charter member of my Fly
ing Corps. You can get into the corps right away
—earn a beautiful set of bronze wings—with a
lieutenant's commission.
And after that—listen! I'll send you instruc
tions on how to become a Captain or Major with
Silver- or Gold-plated Wings. Youll.also receive a
handsome certificate oj membership with a pilot's
license, secret password and salute of our Corps.
Here's all you need do. Fill in your name and
address on the coupon below my picture. Then
include the large number "57" from the side of a
Heinz Rice Flakes box. Enclose a 3c postage
stamp to cover cost of mailing and send to my
address. By return mail you will receive package
containing wings, license, certificate and complete
information.
Be sure to follow my adventures with Harry
and Helen each week in this paper. And don't for
get to ask Mother to get a package of Heinz Rice
Flakes at her grocer's. Then you'll be wearing
your bronze wings in a few days. Remember,
send in the large number "57" with your coupon.
Ask your neighbors for their Heinz Rice Flakes
boxes so you can earn a Captain or Major's wings.
Your Friend,
HEINZ RICE FLAKES
. > i*
Col. ROSCOE TURNER
Dept. M c/o H. J. Heinz Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Please tend me bronze wings, pilot's license, certificate of
membership, and full information containing secret pass*
word and salute. I enclose large number "57" from a pack
age of Heinz Rice Flakes and a 3c stamp.
Name.. ............................................
Address .... ....
Gty Crate

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