Dan T. Moore: "Spy Warfare Today"

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Only lecturer who has managed a large scale spy operation in one of the world's hot spots.


Adventurer, Soldier, Traveller, Journalist, Counter-Spy and Lecturer DAN T. MOORE
Former Ranking X-2 Counter-Intelligence Officer in Cairo and Middle East in World War II
will fascinate you with his exciting revelations on
SPY WARFARE TODAY
What It Means Now In The World-Wide Cold War!


DAN MOORE is—

Chairman of Near East College Assn. of Greater Cleveland.
Chairman of Muscular Dystrophy Assn. of Cleveland.
Industrial Consultant on Middle East and Overseas Problems for American Manufacturers.
Writer of articles and stories for Collier's, Blue Book, Reader's Digest, Science Fiction, and Cleveland newspapers.
The only speaker on the American Lecture Platform who has headed a large-scale Intelligence Operation in an important area.




DREW PEARSON Says
Dan Moore is one of those amazing adventurers born out of this last World War.  Through danger and intimate contacts he is well qualified to give a true picture of what is happening and what will happen in the explosive Middle East.  What he says is factual, exciting, and prophetic.  In his lectures he has accurately predicted the British defeat at Suez; the fall of Premier Mossadegh in Iran; the fall of King Farouk and the revolutions in Egypt; the emergence of Turkey as a strong modern state; the spread of Communism in the Middle East; the present position of Israel; the settlement of the Iranian oil dispute, France's Rejection of E.D.C. and many other things that have become history in recent months.



DAN MOORE has had an almost legendary career in the cloak and dagger profession.  His father was Col. Dan T. Moore, founder of the School of Fire at Fort Sill, Oklahoma.  Dan was educated at Sheffield Scientific School of Yale, Stock Exchange Institute, New York University in Finance, George Washington University in Law, was a graduate of the Fort Benning Parachute School.

During World War II he served as Executive Assistant to the Chief of X-2 Counter-Intelligence in Washington, and later as Chief Liaison Officer between X-2, OSS, FBI and State Department.  He was then assigned to the Middle East, where from his office in Cairo, Egypt he headed Counter-Intelligence operations.  In his lectures he draws heavily on his own experiences in this dangerous profession.  He travelled the countries and islands of this vast area in search of enemy agents.  He has an amazing story to tell of these manhunts and of Allied and Russian spy warfare and its importance in our present tense situation.  In 1944 he headed a mission to King Ibn Saud of Saudi, Arabia.


Veteran of scores of missions to countries of Middle East and Europe






Learn Some of the Secrets Men Have Died For!

Above picture of Mr. Moore and some of his staff at Arabian port of Jidda, near Mecca.  As head of Counter-Intelligence, Dan T. Moore was required to wear civilian instead of military dress because of the secret nature of his work.  He was serving as Executive Assistant to the American Economic Minister in Middle East.  This work is very demanding in training, psychological adjustment, physical stamina, and linguistic ability.  It requires great patience and perception and a wide range of background talents.



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COMMENTS ON DAN T. MOORE-SPY WARFARE
Best speaker in our course.  We should have Dan Moore come back again and tell us more.

Talk of the Month Club, Perry, Okla.


Enjoyed your talk immensely.  It was one of the most thrilling and entertaining talks that we have ever had.
R. H. Willis, Times-World Corporation, Roanoke, Virginia

Thank you for giving us such a grand and entertaining evening.

Controllers Institute of America, Cleveland

Dan Moore made a hit here.  He was the best we have had in a long time.  Everyone considered him an outstanding success.  He has a most pleasant platform manner and established an excellent contact with the audience from the first sentence.  His material is fascinating.

Executive Club at Roanoke, Virginia

Audience enthusiastic.  Return date advisable.

Northeast State College, Kirksville, Mo.

Everyone enjoyed his lecture very much.  It was one that came up to all our expectations.

Knights of Columbus, Ivesdale, Ill.

Excellent—Many fine comments.

Washington Missionary College

Due to Mr. Moore's ability to make everyone present feel he was talking to each one personally, our dinner meeting was an outstanding success.  All of us were keenly disappointed that we could not hear more of his exciting adventures.

Revere Copper & Brass Inc., Chicago, Ill.

The entire student body and faculty thoroughly enjoyed his stories of the OSS and consider his lecture a grand success.

Madison College, Harrisonburg, Va.

Our people like him and we want him back.  He did a terrific job for us.  He is TOPS!

Dr. Guy V. Keeler, University of Kansas

I can't tell you how much we appreciate your sharing with us your knowledge in this field of news.

Board of Education, Cleveland


Your handling displayed a thorough preparation and was most informative.
Council on World Affairs, Cleveland

Very fine contribution you made to the convention program of the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs … brought to our audience a realization of conditions which most never realized before.

President, Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs, Lakewood, Ohio



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