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The Boston GIooc Thursday, October 24, 19fi8 It Police Seize Escaper in Motel Royce was taken to State Police headquarters for questioning. State Police officers involved in the arrest were O'Donovan, Lt. Det. James DeFuria, Det. John Dillon and Trooper Howard Levins and Boston officers Dets.

Robert Chennette, Gerald Bauman, John Cic-colo and Paul Ryan. was Guard Allen Curtis, 35, of Kingston, who was released unharmed in Boston's North End. The car was found in East Boston. State Police Lt. John O'Donovan said that Royce had checked into the motel under the name of John Ryan of Springfield.

"Royce was meek as a mouse when taken," said O'Donovan. By PAUL FEENEY One of three accused bank robbers who escaped from the Plymouth House of Correction in the sheriff's car last Saturday was apprehended in a Saugus motel early today. William E. Royce, 23, of Dorchester, was captured at gunpoint at 5 a.m. by ten armed FBI, State and Boston police.

Police said Royce was given no opportunity to resist as they stormed into the motel room. They said they found a pistol on a night table. They also confiscated $2000 in cash. Royce was one of three men charged in connection with an $18,000 holdup of the First County Bank in Brockton on Oct. 16.

bery are Guslavus L. Carmi-chael, and Roger Brown, both 22 and both from South Boston. Police identified them as confederates of Royce in the bank holdup and in the subsequent escape from Plymouth. They are still at large. Three armed men, masked and wearing wigs, robbed the bank but were captured a short while later after an alert off-duty Brockton policeman, removed the ignition key from their get-away car.

Royce, Carmichael and Brown escaped from prison during an exercise period shortly after 8 p.m. One of them produced a sawed-off shotgun from under his coat and forced two guards to let them into the garage where Sheriff Adnah H. Harlow's car was kept. Taken along as a hostage rf imWiiimirtiiiiMit mir niti ttriiWiifiiMLinmr- li MifhTrmiriMi-tMiiMrriiwMM'iiiirm ft iff mI Burlington Pair Win N.E. Prize BURLINGTON For the first time in the history of the Jaycee club's Outstanding Young Men of New England award two winners come from the same town.

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The third recipient was from Connecticut. The awards were presented by James Antell, chairman of the board of U.S. Jaycees, before more than 1000 dinner guests from the six New England States. YOU'D BE ALL SMILES TOO As the, school youngsters cheer, Mrs. Catherine Glennon, of Merrier Dorchester, receives check for $100,000 from N.H.

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11. (Charles Dixon photo) LT. O'DONOVAN WITH PRISONER ROYCE Also charged with the rob -ifl In LAfc LJ FULLY LOADED German 9mm. pistol seized in Saugus motel is examined by State Police Lts. John O'Donovan and John Dillon.

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