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board game, detective handbook, etc. — it really wouldn’t be right not to have some trivia.

* “Chet’s rhubarb;

* Joe has an “extensive collec- tion of rocks and minerals back in Bayport”;

* The boys’ country-rock band in The Flickering Torch comprised Frank on bass, Biff Hooper on rhythm guitar, Joe on lead guitar, Tony Prito on drums and Phil Cohen on keyboards;

* Chet’s girlfriend’s name is Helen Osborne;

* The boys don’t just admin- ister knockout punches to gang types, they’re also accomplished high school athletes. In football, Frank is middle linebacker and punter, Chet the centre, and Joe a cornerback and kick returner. Chet is number 34. The brothers also set several track records and play baseball;

* The Hardy plane is named Skyhappy Sal;

* Their aliases range from

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Frank Teller, Joe Jensen and

Frank and Joe Karlsen to Fran- cisco and Jose Fuerte, Roy Mack- lin and Jay Bard;

* Chief operative Sam Radley

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*The boys actually have bicy- cles— put to good use as less noisy than motorcycles in The Sinister Signpost;

* Arrow cigarettes cost $10;

* Their buddy Phil Cohen is “as fast as a cat” and holds the county tennis championship; —

Lone Italian As Close To Ethnic Characters As It Gets

By Krishna Rau

(CUP) The world of the Hardy Boys is one of comfort- able, middle-class white folks. In this world their friend Tony Prito,. an Italian, is as close to an eth- nic character as it gets. This racism is especially noticeable in the early books, but it continues to rear its head throughout the series.

The villains in the novels are usually foreign, usually swarthy,

from South or Central Amer- ica or the Middle or Far East. They are all invariably work- ing against the interests of the

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