Murder Seeker Brings Panton Case To London
A tangled tale from a Scottish loch unfolds as John Bridgnorth Panton, presumed dead, travels to England to prove his inheritance claims and confronts a murder linked to the Panton family. Police, probate court, and private observers chase a hidden killer amid a web of deceit, love, and old military prejudice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arke
Boos Lake
Seenepee
Allstate
John Bridgnorth Panton
Maple
Leslie
Annabe
Panton
Eileen Grant
Tondon
Imimadi
John Panton
England
Lord Oban
Joan P
Eileen
Stevon
Invernochtia
Alistair
Yella
Antil
Spot
Wimbledon
Lestle
Loundor
John
Sir Arthur
Seba
Sealle
Bed
Winter
Scotland Yard
Furn Om Stountford
Gino
Mysterious accident scene at the castle quay
In a dramatic chapter a landing at Ian's Leap leads to a dead man near the boathouse. Campbell confronts delays and orders. Betty and Eileen learn of Dougal's gun, while warnings rise as pursuit tightens amid the castle visitors. Tomorrow continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Iona
Spot
Ian
Lord Oban
Betty
Mr. Panton
Alistair Panton
Eileen
Dougal
The Fun Shop Forehead Against the Pole
A fragment laden humor column notes a comic scene at a summer gathering with references to August and a party, plus quirky asides about measles and broken items. It includes playful chatter about a Royalty at the Pole piece and a mock travelogue featuring a Swedish prince and a blimp visit to the magnetic pole, complete with humorous captions and reader contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joho
Gus
Hannigan
St. Johns and
Brigus
Sweden
Cas
Size of Georgia youths sparks health questions and sunlit growth
A Georgia despatch notes unusually tall youths in Savannah High School and Atlanta Technical High School with many over six feet and 200 pounds. It ponders causes from nutrition and sun exposure, cites Georgia springs, and contrasts with Italy. Readers submit health questions answered on diet, blood pressure, varicose veins, and nail biting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Savannah
Technical
Atlanta
New England
New York
New Jersey
Midwest
Northwest
Southwest
California
Canada
Italy
America
Albany
The Washbow Pool Fun Story by Shirley Rodman Williams
A playful reminiscence by Shirley Rodman Williams about childhood baths and the soap bath becoming a pretend pool. The narrator recalls crying when soap stung eyes yet turns swimming in a soapy bath into amusing adventures with stunts and pretend diving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Rodman Williams
Fectrline
Knitted Striped Sweater Draws Reader Interest
Efficient housekeeping by Laura A. Kirkman notes a knitted striped sweater and publish directions. The slender woman who can wear size 36 or a young girl will find the garment delightful for sports use as part of a lifestyle feature in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pigase
Tie Tao
Tomorrow Knitted Striped Sweater Continued.
Instructions describe a long sleeved slip over sweater with white collar and cuffs using red and white stripes. Details cover back and front cast ons, stitch counts, color changes, pocket placement, and needle sizes to create a striped stockinette knit with precise row and stitch guidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockinette Silteck
Acroga
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Aberdeen
Alistar
Jonn
John Merang
Jhe
Ted
Fanton
Kells
Gluyas Williams
Emmerne
Junior
RIM
Cwyas Wnat
Trip
Ola
Witlaff
Pllatf
Gardner
Brainerd
Levisohn
Cherry
Cnele
Thomson
Walt
Polf
Walter BE
Traprock Yun Shop Hotel
Lot 39
Long
Augustavus Adolphua
Points
Klass
Krazy Kollege
Eather
Marion Church
MacBurr
Krazy Kindergarten
Judy
Teetcher
Willam
Bill O'Fare
Bill O'Fere
Vincent L. Bockmill
Papal
Agdren
Bridgeport
S&s Q—L
Ali
By Laura A. Kirkman
Dwi
George McManus
Æo Im
Tou
Tam Niblick
Putter
By Percy Crosby
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