Owing to the extremely specialised character of a journal called "Oui* Life," it has come to a sad'end, states a message from Warsaw (Polandl. The editor and staff have been arresled. The publication, described as the "First "professipnal journal lor thieves and burglars," coptained snecial articles on safe breaking, smash and grab raids, how to hurgle withotit leaving finger-printa and other "trade inf ormatipn. " The advertis®ments included olfers of courses jtn training by skilled practitioners, and trade implements for sale and hire. It is .stated that the paper had a wide circulation. not only in Poland, but abroad. A subscription list was found, leading to many arrests.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 26, 23 October 1937, Page 10
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