pound for pound the best radio intelligence organization in America. They knew how to extract information from clandestine radio networks, map the hidden structure of the transmitters, and hunt the people using them. This set of skills would later make Elizebeth an important figure in the quest to destroy the clandestine networks of Nazi spies. Her fight against smugglers was like target practice for the coming fight against fascism. Americans weren’t yet afraid of Nazis. They were too worried about scraping up money for food. By 1933
