The Great Airport Mystery
Subtitle: Hardy Boys #9
Series: Hardy Boys (9)
Publisher: Grosset & Dunlap
Published: May 1, 1930
Language: eng
Format: paperback
Number of pages: 209
ISBN-13: 9780448089096
Copyright date: 1930
First sentence: "It's certainly great to have an airport so close to Barmet Bay," said Frank Hardy.
Description: The Hardy Boys thwart a mail robbery attempt by their enemy, drunken mail pilot Giles Ducroy.  The 1965 version is completely different.
Notes: Completely differs from subsequent editions. 1965 is a complete rewrite and is not at all the same subject or subjects. The main characters are the only similarity
Table of contents: title: CHAPTER; title: I Peril From the Sky; title: II The Crash; title: III A Promise of Trouble; title: IV An Attack; title: V Anxious Days; title: VI The Cabin in the Woods; title: VII A Mysterious Conversation; title: VIII Puzzled; title: IX Missing Mail; title: X Looking For Clues; title: XI News from the City; title: XII Under Arrest; title: XIII Circumstantial Evidence; title: XIV Held for Trial; title: XV On the Trail of Ollie Jacobs; title: XVI Mysterious Plans; title: XVII Dangerous Business; title: XVIII The Warning Message; title: XIX The Twenty-Eighth; title: XX That Night; title: XXI West of Bacon Hill; title: XXII Captured; title: XXIII Back In Bayport; title: XXIV Vindicated