R.C.M.P. List Public Enemies

Toronto Gunman Heads Roll of Eight
“Most-Wanted” Canadian Badmen

THE R.C.M.P. put Donald
(Mickey) McDonald, Toronto gun-
man, at the head of a crime roll of
their eight “most-wanted”  law-
breakers.

The 44-year-old former ‘Toronto
salesman, believed to have fled to the
United States after breaking out of
Kingston penitentiary in 1947, tops a
list of men wanted for murder,
forgery, narcotics charges, bank rob-
bery, swindling and criminal insanity.

The list, Canada’s first announced
roll of public enemies, was prepared
by the R.C.M.P. at the request of
newspaper men. It gives the wanted
men in the chronological order of
their alleged offenses.

Besides McDonald — wanted for
bank robbery in Windsor as well as
the prison break—the criminals are
given as:

Walter Pavlukoff, 38, Vancouver
laborer, wanted for the killing of
bank manager Sidney Petrie in a

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Michel Sisco, alias Antoine D’ Agostino. Wanted on narcotics charges.

holdup at a Vancouver branch of the

Canadian Bank of Commerce, August
25, 1947;

Hugh Kennedy, alias McIntosh, 34,
of Winnipeg and Toronto, wanted by
Toronto police for escaping custody
while on the way to Kingston peni-
tentiary November 27, 1948, to serve
eight years for forgery;

Donald Winslow. Henderson, 35,
university graduate and bush-cutting
contractor of Calgary, wanted by Cal-
gary police for the murder of
Yvonne Levesque August 11, 1949;

Michael Sisco, alias Antoine
D’Agostino, 44, restaurant owner in
Montreal, wanted on narcotics charges
since February 1, 1950. A native of
France, he was convicted at Touloue
in 1948 for treason and sentenced to
death in absentia;

John Mallock, 36, Winnipeg sales-
man, wanted in Vancouver for selling
narcotics; ~

Sentenced to death in France in absentia on treason charges.

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George Michael Mallock, 37, Win-
nipeg carpenter, brother of John,
wanted on the same charges as John.
Both failed to appear for trial in
January, 1951;

William Patrick Ryan, 62, of Eng-
land and New Zealand, described as
an international swindler. He is
wanted by Vancouver and Toronto
police for horserace betting swindles.
He is accused of fraudulently obtain-
ing $5,000 at Toronto last April 4
and $10,500 at Vancouver last
October 11;

The man at the head of the list—
McDonald—cut a wide crime swath
through eastern Canada a few years
ago with two companions, Nick
Minnelli and Ulysses Lauzon. Mc-
Donald is the only one of the trio
still unaccounted for.

Lauzon was found shot to death in
the southeastern United States, and
Minnelli was
Angeles. * *

picked up in Los

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John Mallock. Wanted in Vancouver for selling narcotics.

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