The Short-Wave Mystery Franklin W. Dixon

By:

Dixon W. Franklin

Contributor(s):

Franklin W. Dixon

Publication details: Canada Franklin W. Dixon 1945Description: Extent- vii, 176 pages: illustration ; 20cmISBN:

0448089246

Subject(s):

investigating a theft ring that uses ham radio to coordinate industrial espionage. The investigation is characterized by the following actions and behaviors
resourcefulness, integrity, and the power of persistence in the face of adversity. The story demonstrates that young people can make a significant impact through curiosity and teamwork

DDC classification:

Fic. D621s 2008

Summary: follows Frank and Joe Hardy as they investigate a, crime wave involving stolen stuffed animals and, concurrently, assist their father, Fenton, in breaking up an industrial spy ring that uses coded shortwave radio signals to coordinate thefts, leading them to a climax in Northern Canada.

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follows Frank and Joe Hardy as they investigate a, crime wave involving stolen stuffed animals and, concurrently, assist their father, Fenton, in breaking up an industrial spy ring that uses coded shortwave radio signals to coordinate thefts, leading them to a climax in Northern Canada.

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