Espionage has advantages
“I well remember bn one occasion when I was in' a hotel in an Iron Curtain country we ordered some drinks late one night. Because the bar had closed, the chap whose room We were in suggested that I might lie down and shout my order into a certain place on the' skirting board. I did this, and the drinks came up within 15. minutes with the compliments of the management.”— From a 8.8. C. programme on industrial espionage.
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Press, Volume CXI, Issue 32703, 4 September 1971, Page 11
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