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The Radio Boys on the Mexican Border
by Gerald BRECKENRIDGE (1889 - 1964)Chapter 17: Inside the Cave
When Bob and Frank get in touch with their friend Jack in New Mexico via radio telephony, a desperate cry for help sends the Radio Boys on an adventure on the Mexican Border. - Summary by Chris Thompson
Listen next episodes of The Radio Boys on the Mexican Border:
Chapter 18: The Fight in the Cave , Chapter 19: Resting Up , Chapter 20: Conferring by Radio , Chapter 21: Gaining an Ally , Chapter 22: Flying to the Rescue , Chapter 23: The Tables Turned , Chapter 24: Frank Saves the Day , Chapter 25: Danger at Hand , Chapter 26: The Night Attack , Chapter 27: Senorita Rafaela , Chapter 28: The Fair Traitress , Chapter 29: Three Cheers for the Radio Boys , Chapter 30: Good News for Anxious Ears , Chapter 31: Calm After the Storm , Chapter 32: More Adventure Ahead