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Greymouth Evening Star, 14 July 1934, Page 5

MOBEPiN CRIMINALS. Would you be able to recognise a criminal if you saw one? This interesting problem was raised recently by the remark of a judge to a young man, “You don’t look like a real criminal.” London detectives claim it is now much more difficult to recognise criminals than it used to be. Tn the old days they could generally “pick’’ a criminal at. sight, and more often than not, could say in which type of crime he specialised and in what neighbourhood he might be found. The modern criminal, however, is well-dressed, well spoken, often wears a monocle, and may be found in some of the most fashionable and unexpected places. Appearances are often deceiving. Some smokers have at first sight felt that Red Shield (Dark) Tobacco would be too strong for them—but when they have tried it they have found it delightfully cool and easy to smoke, and fully satisfying. Red Shield (Dark), like Blue Shield (Medium) is toasted—and the fact that they are toasted to a. turn makes them a little darker in appearance—but all the better to smoke. Obtainable everywhere. Two-ounce tins (1/7) and in one-poqnd canisters. —3B.