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Held-up, he jumped. Morris Lenick took the dotted-line route out of his second-storey office window on Dundas Sq. when two men appeared and presented (...)
Held-up, he jumped. Morris Lenick took the dotted-line route out of his second-storey office window on Dundas Sq. when two men appeared and presented (...)

Held-up, he jumped. Morris Lenick took the dotted-line route out of his second-storey office window on Dundas Sq. when two men appeared and presented (...)

Date8/23/1940
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Original Toronto Star caption: Held-up; he jumped. Morris Lenick took the dotted-line route out of his second-storey office window on Dundas Sq. when two men appeared and presented guns for credenials. Several men of the Irish regiment; who were pasisng; gave chase. One of the men is said to have fired shots before disappearing into a store. The other also vanished. Lenick injured both legs in the jump.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0113101F
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