U.S. At War: Spy Stories

Details were left to the imagination, but the half-lighted plots of a dozen spy thrillers came out last week in a Congressional hearing on censorship.

> On the Atlantic, a far-flung gang was refueling enemy subs. Army & Navy Intelligence got a line on only one or two of the gang. But from intercepted letters additional clues were picked up; arrests were made, and the operations stopped.

> There was cause for suspicion in Alaska, with Japanese entrenched at the back door. People were writing about dangerous subjects : how to get secret ink,...

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