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ock the sams altcmoon. The court ﬁrst read the charges

Laumn and Koresky, previous to thc arrival o! Peltlsr, in whose case the Crown is to eed se- parately. The charges olude the biggest banik robbery in the annals oi Canadian crime, at n-aarby, Bath. Ont last Aug. 20 when the trio allegedly entered a branch o! the Royal Bank oi’ Canada. wield- revolvers and escaped with $300. 000 in bonds and securities as well as $11,000 in cash. The other two robber-ta were allegedly perpetuat- ed mPur-tPezry andAyr. The loot in Ayr was $751111. A lesser amount was netted in the Part Perry robbery last July 19. Other charges were jail breaktrvz from the Waterloo county jail in Kit- chener. auto theft and theft oi’ licence clates Lauzon Outspoken The accused rose together to hear the accusations but ls/uzon . “We ask im- another re- mand," he said. The court replied there would have to be a good reason and called upon defence counsel l-larry A. McNeil to ex- plain. The defence attorney told the court, he was ready to proceed. When Lauzon heard this he stated that. he Inn-aw other charges could belodged andthalthewlshedt/o obtain counsel from J.S. Allan. Windsor lawyer. Lauzoh dismantled that those charges be read to him. to Konss- ky and to Poitier. The Magis- trate acquiesced. requesttmz Crown Attorney K. S Ham. to read charges. Orders to bring in Ptltiier halted poceedings for scmc 15 mlnut-cs It, was a hustled zuﬁt-sndance that h-sard hetty provincial polio: con- stables and hospital attendants clambzrlng up the circular stair- case o! the local counthmrse. bear- ing the lounwhceled stracher on which lay Poitier. As the stctchsi‘ rolled smoothly into the court, spxta-Lcrs silently sT-aKd at the youth who was shot in Montreal last August 31 by Hutton Longs-haw. accountant of an uptown branch 0t the Royal Bank of Canada. when the accus- ed attempfcd to cash $5.999 Wmh of stolen bends Pale and thin but almost smil- ing, Poitier rolled his hsad from side to side curiously. Wh-Sn the stiemiusr approached the D1155“- ers’ dock. Peltler spottoil hi5 {W0 irtznds. n. was the only time Since the two m-In who attcmptzd‘ to shoot their way out ct arrest. 10 miles outside Charlottsuown PEI. _on September l2, showed any sign of emotion. They turned about to say a fzw words of en- couragismtn, to the paralyzed youth. Poitier returned their 8B8- ture with a broad grin that ent- poscd two gold-cappﬁid with- Qmwn Auforncy Ham then read the chars-es against the trio. Ma- glstrute Garvin addressed Poitier. "Your two companions have asked m- ll remand. do you Wish W make the same rkeqirest?" "All right," nnswared Beluicr Shortly before the accused were escorted back to cells Dondim! m!!!‘ hearing in Iqnvzstmi a week from today, Poitier nslczd hi; szuards to tum the stre‘chsr tcuard Lauzon and Kcacsky» The three chat-ted toizother for a few minutes When oollm tuned at the hzmdcutts on Lauwn and Korrssky. Lauzon waved with" one hand "So long kid. cheer 11D. As the elder two of the 8000866 walked away to polio: Con‘. i106- pttsl BilJETLGQ-‘KLB carefully tucked in Poitier and rolled him out

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thI-Mcnrvwhtle it was loomed that. Iauznn’ 20~vear~olﬂ wife was lﬂ l Klnestxrn hospital "waltlnv her ha-hy Lauzon himself said hi: did not. know when: who was. Ihcnectirur to rrroceed with hhe hssrinr. police office-a hoadcd l1! Inscedor ward F. K-snncdv‘. 1n- vmisstlon branch. Tcwmtm. had hmmzht. all lh~ evidence and ex- wkus with them Dofenoc Counsel MMNMI‘ mid he h-arl understand the iron"! m,‘ aglnq tn enter a owl. and added he cmlrl no‘. rmﬂerr~t~rrd why tivw tv-ﬂ ohm-red their minds at lllﬂ; loot. nlnute

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