Labels:text | font | screenshot | black and white | white | printing | document OCR: BOOK OF THE YEAR Years ago Jacques Bergier co-authored The Morning of the TAP Magicians, which I considered a bewildering but fascinating assortment of facts, theories, speculations, conjectures, and absurdities. Since reading his latest book, I'll delete the last word. The first portion of Secret Armies traces the history of industrial spying, describes many lost discoveries, and is far nore amusing than the average comedian. "The special service set up in Essen in 1920 was able to keep the French from finding the giant cannon known as the Pariskanone which had bombarded the French capital in 1918: they turned it into a huge factory chimney. " "There is a tale of an industrial-espionage agent who, in the heyday of American industrial expansion, went from floor NOV 1976 NO. 40 to floor in ...
