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Brink's Jury
Studies Models
BOSTON (IP)—Jurors trying the eight Brink's robbery defen
dants craned forward intently today as an FBI agent explained
two large scale models of the North Terminal Garage and the
Brink's Inc., office where a masked band stole $1,219.000 on Jan. 17,
1950.
Special Agent Leo J. Gauth
he supervised construction of the
two three-dimensional models. He
said such work was his FBI spe
cialty.
One model, an exterior of the
garage on Terminal street in the
garage end of Boston was built to
a scale of one-eighth of an inch
equals one foot, Gauthier said.
The other, built to a scale of
one-half inch to the foot, repre
sented the second floor of the
garage occupied by Brink's as it
existed the night of the rob
bery.
The table top models were
wheeled into the center of the
courtroom space in front of the
jury box. and as Gauthier point
ed out various features, jurors
leaned forward, and those in the
rear row stood up to peer at the
exhibits.
The unusual Saturday session
began promptly at 10 a.m. with
Boston Police Detective John T.
Hommel on the stand under cross
examination by Paul T. Smith,
chief defense counsel.
Smith questioned Hommel
about what he did after he found
some strands of ropes on the
Brink's floor around 8 or 8:30 on
the night of the robbery.
Hommel said he kept the rope
in his possession and that he
did not lay it out on the floor.
Smith then moved to strike
the rope as an exhibit, explain
ing that a police photographer
who testified earlier, said he
took a picture of the rope Ice
the floor - shortly before mid
night.
Judge Felix Forte denied the
motion saying he would leave the
point up to the jury.
Hommel had testified concern
ing a visored cap, strips of adhe
sive tape and strands of rope he
said he saw in the Brink's vault
room when he answered the rob
bery alarm.
Schedule Set
(Continued from page one)
all Pollock units and all West
Hall units: meetings with dorm
counselors in hall lounge.
Wednesday
6:45 p.m.—All women: talk on
Women's Recreation Association
in Schwab. All men: meetings
with student counselors at desig
nated places.
8 p.m.—All students (including
upperclassmen): Starlight Dance
by Inter-Fraternity Council and
Panhellenic in HUB.
10 p.m.—All women: Residence
hall consultation in hall units.
13=11
8:45 p.m.—All women: talk by
Panhellenic-Leonides representa
tive in Schwab.
7-9 p.m. —A 11 residence hall
men: talks by Residence Hall
Council, Student Government.
and Association of Independent
Men representatives.
10 p.m.—All women: Residence
hall unit meetings in hall units.
Friday
6:45 p.m.—All women: Women's
Recreation Association open
house in White Hall. All men:
song and cheer practice in
Schwab. (bring Student Hand
book).
7:45 p.m.—All men: discussion
on fa 11 sports highlights in
Schwab.
Saturday
2 p.m.—All new students: Dink
Debut by AIM and Leonides in
Schwab.
7 p.m.—All new students: Fun
Night sponsored by All-Univer
sity student Government in Rec
Hall. Admission by ticket.
Sunda,'
10:55 a.m.—All students: Uni
versity Chapel services. Services
in all State College Churches. All
students welcome. Opening ser
vices in new Helen Eakin Eisen
hower Chapel.
Leonides Sponsors Aid
Leonides, the Association of In
dependent Women at the Univer
sity, has established a scholarship
which will become effective this
semester.
The purpose of the award.
which will amount to $75„ will be
to assist a non•sorority student to
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
er of Washington, D.C., testified
'Leader Called
l'lrresponsiblei
PITTSBURGH (W) The Re
publican State Committee today
adopted a "declaration of prin
ciples" pledging the party to en
courage the expansion of employ
ment opportunities in the state.
Kicking off the GOP presiden
tial and state campaigns, the 113-
member committee condemned as
"reckless and irresponsible" the
record of Gov. George M. Leader
and the Democratic Party during
the 20 months of his administra
tion.
Sen. James IL Duff. seeking his
second term in the U.S. Senate,
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Russia Blocks
Adenauer Bid
BONN, Germany (a') Soviet
Russia has promptly stepped on
West German Chancellor Konrad
Adenauer's new bid for secret
diplomatic negotiations for Ger
man reunification through free
elections.
In notes to Washington, London,
Paris and Moscow, the Adenauer
government yesterday asked Rus
sia to open new negotiations
through diplomatic channels with
the Western powers on German
unification.
The proposal offered to link
Soviet ideas on a European se
curity system and a disarmament
agreement with German unifica
tion in an effort to break the 11-
year deadlock on the partition of
Germany.
It also mentioned British Prime
Minister Eden's plan for a de
militarized buffer zone along the
Oder-Neisse line, East Germany's
present eastern frontier, in an
effort to convince the Soviet
Union it would have no need to
fear aggression from a united
Germany.
lauded President Dwight D. Eis
enhower "the most beloved presi
dent in our lifetime." He said that
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Kidnapped Baby
Buried; Killer Sought
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (TP)
Tiny Cynthia Ruotolo was
buried today, but her grief
i lstricken parents saw only part
of the brief, simple ceremony
at the grave.
Eleanor Ruotolo, mother of the
6-week-old child, collapsed at the
grave before the casket, encased
in a plain pine box, was lowered.
The baby's father, 33-year-old
Stephen. caught his wife as she
started to fall just three minutes
after the cortege of three auto
' mobiles arrived at St. Barnard's
Cemetery, about seven miles from
the big Hamden department store
: her
Cynthia was taken from
her baby carriage just a week ago
today.
Mrs. Ruotolo sobbed quietly as
she and her husband, accom
panied by a state policewoman,
'arrived at the grave. She gave a
small cry as she stood to the left
of a praying priest, the Rev. Ger
ald Mullins.
Then she crumbled.
Her husband, an $BO-a-week
:salesman, picked up his wife and
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carried her to an automobile and
left the cemetery.
Three minutes later—just six
minutes after the cortege had ar
rived at the grave the casket
was lowered.
There had been some question
as to whether Ruotolo would at
tend the baby's funeral. Coroner
James J. Corrigan -had said that
Ruotolo had refused to believe
that the body recovered from
Lake Whitney Thursday was that
of his baby.
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To Get $5OO Award
An award, designed to give
recognition to outstanding juniors
in accounting, has been estab
lished at the University by the
Haskins and Sells Foundation,
Inc.
The $5OO award will be made,
beginning this semester, to a
junior in accounting who will be
chosen from the five juniors with
the highest grade averages in all
accounting courses in the College
of Business Administration.
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