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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1946
Page
6
Pattern 260 offers rose designs for amateurs with complete directions for painting and stenciling. Readers may request by sending name and address with 15 cents to the address provided.
FBI operator Adam Bruce Inspector Tope and Mrs Tope meet in the Maine woods. Tope finds a murdered man first identified as Ledforge head of New England utilities. Mrs Kell is found dead in Ledforge s car and Kell commits suicide. Joe Dane accuses Tope and takes charge. Tope arranges a fishing date with a man said to be Ledforge. Ledforge sinks the canoe and are rescued. He speaks of a twin brother and theories about Holdom.
Tope unveils a web of proof that Rufus Ledforge is in Little Bear the night of the murder, while Christopher confesses to be the killer. Miss Ledforge reveals she can read lips and identifies Christopher as the killer, as Adam Bruce incapacitates Ledforge with a decisive blow and the pills scatter.
A fragment notes a lesson for May 12 with subjects and scripture texts chosen. It mentions International Societies Reliots and a note on auction usage.
A religious reflection urges unity among nations and individuals. It outlines a three part method for resolving church differences, a forgiveness standard without limits, and true greatness through sacrificial service as taught by Jesus.
Charming chair set with peacock embroidery and pineapple crochet forming the tail. Send 20 cents, your name, address, and pattern number to obtain complete instructions and color chart for the Peacock Chair Set.
The United Nations emblem features an olive wreath surrounding a world map drawn on the azimuthal equidistant projection. The map places all nations in their geographic relation to the North Pole, symbolizing global unity.
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