Article July 25, 1970 Issue

The case of the Blundering Dispatch

[For young teens]

ALICE TAYLOR REED

George was on the last page of one of the best Sherlock Holmes stories he had ever read, when his mother called to him to turn out his light and go to sleep.

"May I just finish this page?" he asked.

George thought he couldn't possibly go to sleep without knowing how the clever sleuth had solved the mystery. Everything hinged on four letters offered as evidence; and Sherlock Holmes, after careful examination, announced that all four letters had been written by someone other than the person whose name appeared at the close.

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