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Lion #31 (1952)

Amalgamated Press · 1952 · 20 pages

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Contains 5 stories
Sandy Dean's First Term [Part 31]
2 pp · adventure
Sandy DeanHaughty Hawkins (villain)
Part 6
2 pp · adventure; historical
CardocGranusGelda (villain)
Part 4
2 pp · war
Don DrewNobby PoundsItalian soldiers (villains)
The Case of the Fur-Shop Fires
2 pp · detective-mystery
Brett MarloweRustyGummy Mike (villain)gypsy (villain)

Brett Marlowe investigates a series of mysterious fires at fur shops, with his chauffeur Rusty at his side, only to discover that one of the shop owners has orchestrated the blazes using an ingenious method involving sunlight and a magnifying glass. When the culprit attempts to frame an innocent employee, Brett's keen eye for detail—spotting a crucial clue about a postponed garden fete—unravels the scheme and exposes the truth. A clever detective tale where observation and logic triumph over a carefully planned deception.

Ronnie Rocketed to Speedway Stardom!
1 pp · non-fiction

At just 19 years old, Ronnie Moore has already become one of the world's most brilliant speedway racers, riding for Wimbledon and representing Australia in international Test matches. This real-life profile traces how the Tasmanian-born speed enthusiast progressed from riding the "Wall of Death" as a boy to becoming a standout competitor in the speedway racing world.

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