This world-famous private-subscription information service, Intelligence Digest, has forecast many of the most important events in the Iast criticaI eleven years.
Two historic examples:
The Russo-German alliance or 1939 was foreshadowed when the whole world press was talking or everything except that.
Nine months before the official three-power statement the progress or Russian atomic research was reported and the scheduled date of June 1949 given for the explosion of the first bombe Three weeks before the official admission the news was given that the bomb had in fact been exploded.
This was probably the greatest singlescoop in modern journalism.
lntelligence Digest, circulated from London and New York, knows what is happening behind the scenes of state and gives the plain facts to its subscribers. Its information serviceIs unrivalled.

Contents: I. The Treacherous Assault of The Soviet Union; II. Broken Promises; III. Fifteen Thousand Prisoners Vanish; IV. Anxiety in Poland; V. Confirmation of The Dreadful Surmise; VI. June, 1941; VII. The Vain Search; VIII. The Direful German Broadcast; IX. Red Cross Investigation Rejected; X. The Voices of the Dead; XI. The International Commision of Experts; XII. The Fight over The Third Question; XIII. My Discovery in Katyn; XIV. A New Crime?; XV. The Story the Court did not Hear; XVI. Where were the Other Prisoners Murdered?; XVII. The Lie of the Soviet Communiqué. ( )