Canadian Counter Security

When we were sent up into London, and I worked in London, I went in to what they called the underworld, the “soho” district, which is the the under world, used to be the under world of London. And we were at the time trying to ferret out some of the people that were enemy agents. And if I showed you the picture of me where I could not, we could not have the military crew cuts. We had to have our hair full and nicely done up. So, we blended, we were in civvies, so we blended in with the people. We used brylcreem like the boys did. I was not a spy, but we worked with the motto of, “See all, hear all, say noth!” That was our motto.