Other correspondents reveal that Germans, Poles and Czechs resort to many novel expedients td escape the vigilance of the Gestapo, One writer said that his set was muffled in a hearth-rug; many listened with earphones sometimes under the sheets in bed. When passing on from mouth-to-mouth information picked up from foreign radio the usual formula is: "I dreamed that the English did so and so last night,"
Another common trick is to turn on an official German broadcast at full blast or to play a record of the Horst Wessel song as a blind while surreptitious listening goes on in an attic or a cellar.
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