Fashions change, even in burglaries. 'A Scotland Yard detective tells me that at one time in London there was epidemic of thefts of radio sets.
m there was the period when specialized in silver. At the present moment Bill Sikes will frequently ignore jewelry, silver plate ind other articles and concentrate on the wardrobe.
Tib quite a number of cases in which jofórmaht had been concerned the had shown discrimination, taking the fashionable frocks and "only limes and leaving those of the dus season. He does not take ever gowns as these do not so find a market.
8 suits, provided the condition Lis reasonably good, are invariably "collected" by the modern thief. It "appears that the clothes are sold as new, having first been transformed by an expert tailor "in the game." He üp the seams, turns the suit in-out and makes it up again, so the original owner could not
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