Vol. LVII, No. 24 GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY, WASHINGTON, D.C. Friday, April 5. 1974 -- Suspects Captured In Cafeteria Heist by Melaine Bieros "In Sherlock Holmes stories, the pattern is to go back to the scene of the crime," Food Services Director John Bengiovi commented after "the second attempted robbery" of Darnall cafeteria Saturday that led to the capture of two men suspected in the March 23 Darnall robbery. "Two SUSpiCIOUS characters The police then staked out the cafeteria is relatively isolated. were seen in the basement of place." with its office set apart from the Darnall Hall Saturday afternoon. I Bengiovi noted. "They had dining area. had witnessed two suspicious detected a pattern that five None of the approximately characters seen there the night of minutes after the manager left, $3,500 taken in the March 23 the actual robbery. They were the the place was robbed." robbery has been recovered, ac­ same ones," Bengiovi said. Then. according to Bengiovi, cording to Bengiovi. Describing the resulting precau­ the Darnall manager noticed "the On Monday morning the three tions taken, Bengiovi explained, same suspicious characters" when managers made statements to ... "The Metropolitan Police Depart­ he was leaving about 7 p.m. He police and were scheduled to go Speaking at the Law eeftter, Consumer advocate Ralph Nader stressed ment was notified and they sent notified the detectives "who downtown for an identification the need for more lawyers in the public interest field. three detectives to investigate. watched the suspects attempt to process this week. enter the building via the loading Bengiovi described the suspects docks. The three detectives ape of the second break-in as "two proached the suspects with drawn young black males, in their Nader Asks Re-evaluation guns and arrested them on suspi­ twenties." He noted that one of cion," Bengiovi said. the suspects "had worked here The two men were then re­ seven years ago when Harding­ OfModern Legal System Iieved of their guns, later, "the Williams had the contract in same exact roll of tape used to Darnall." by Jim Colaprico "The whole traditional system Nader suggested that the law bind the manager" was found in a A third suspect in the March Consumer advocate Ralph is out of tune with economic center schedule a series of confer­ suspect's pocket and the "alleg­ 23 incident is still at llll'le, Nader, speaking before a near reality. When you take a look at ences on the new legal career edly stolen coat used for hiding according to Bengiovi. capacity crowd at the Law Center, the number of persons who need opportunities that are opening. the money" (from the previous ThE' Food Service Director attacked what he termed, "the some form of legal service and "We need an effort to pio~eer week) was found in the suspects' noted that action has been taken traditional concept" of law prac­ then at the number of those new roles. Don't wait for the car, according to Bengiovi. to insure the security of the tice and stressed the need for individuals who can actually af­ older, more traditional lawyers to Bengiovi cited a possible reason loading dock and cafeteria at more lawyers in the public inter- ford it, the difference in the carve your roles for you. If they why Darnall cafeteria rather than Darnall. "They lock (the loading est field. , numbers is shocking. Most people do, you will probably wind up New South cafeteria was robbed: dock area) up now and we've "Every law student must start don't even bother to look for a working in the civil service where Whereas New South cafeteria is reduced the amount of money evaluating the role that he will lawyer anymore," Nader empha­ the only way to lose your job is "busy with a lot of people kept there (at the Darnall Food play in the legal system. I'm sure sized. by doing it." running around," tfie Darnall Service Office)." that when he looks into the role of the traditional lawyer, espe­ cially the corporate lawyer, he will find that it is meticulous and D.C. Board of Zoning to Approve redundant. The work load is mostly clerical and takes little or no creativity on the part of the -University Master Building Plan individual," Nader complained, after prefacing his speech with by Wayne Saitta between Nand 0 Sts., property struct east of the 37th Street site the Walsh building on 36th St. that "this is not going to be a very The D.C. Board of Zoning west of the backyards of homes wall," commented Miller. • The location of a residence optimistic speech." Adjustment (B.Z.A.) has approved on 36th St., between 0 and P Sts. Besides providing for the USE' of for the Jesuits between the Reiss He went on to· say that the the G.U. Long Range Develop­ This area includes the disputed the annex lot. the plan approved Science Building and Darnell Hall. field of public interest law is ment Plan, barring any last minute lot. by the B.Z.A. also gives George­ • The location throughout the much more appealing and gives changes, informed sources re­ Also disputed was the pro­ town the variance n -eded to west side of the campus of several "quality to the spectrum of legal ported this week. Though the case posed density of the student realize three other propositions: multi-use living and learning com­ work. "It is much more de­ has been decided, the minutes of population that would be housed • The renovation of existing plexes based on the podium manding and has a greater level of the meeting have not yet been on the annex two lot. According commercial developments oppo- structure concept. responsibility." approved. Until the order is to sources close to the situation, signed, the University cannot start the figure that the Board will Nader stressed that the major decide on is approximately 300 characteristic of the public in­ implementation of the plan. The students, 2·10 students short of terest law field is that it is official order is expected by next the original number requested by composed of "lawyers without week, according to William A. the University. clients." Miller, Viet' President of Planning and Physical Plant. Though the plan has reportedly "Each individual is his own There were two major points been approved, the University client in that he pursues issues of conflict between the Board's cannot start building until it that affect his own conscience. members that held up its action submits, for the B.Z.A.'s approval. Instead of using only the skills for four months. ThE' first ques­ the specific plans for each build­ that he has learned in law school, tioned the limits of the Univer­ ing. Miller. however, do»s not feel he combines them with the values sity's boundaries with regard to that this will \pn()u~ly hamper the that he has attained throughout whether they included the old execution of the plan. his life." annex two site, opposite Healy "Within the boundaries of the The consumer advocate further Circle, where the University plans main campus. as long as we don't explained that the major responsi­ to build a new dormitory. increase the student body, we bility of public interest lawyers is The B.Z.A.'s decision estab­ won't have any problems. How­ to provide a balance to the lishes the boundaries to include ever, there still could be some "adversary system" of legal ser­ the East Campus, University controversy with any particular Miller: "There still CC'uld be some controversy with any particular vices. owned property west of 36th St. building that we want to con- building that we want to constnJet East of the 37th St. wall." Page 2 The HOYA Friday, April 5, 1974 Godson Program Labor Conference Vital' by Bruce Rosen "The scholarship on labor's groups, foundation grants, and the Most people at Georgetown role in international affairs has New York-based National have not even heard of it. Its been extremely poor," said God­ Strategy Information Center (a director calls it a "foreign service son. "Only within the past few national defense information school for labor leaders." And yet years has there been a new wave clearinghouse), and sponsored by the G.V. International Labor of thinking which is re-examining the School for Summer and Program (LL.P.) is entering its the roles of transnational rela­ Continuing Education and the third year, producing seminars, tions: multinational corporations School of Foreign Service, the conferences, and international and trade unions -as international LL.P. mobilizes over $100,000 in labor policy to over 30 labor actors." funds annually. It has organized groups across the nation. Godson, who did his doctoral activities for the American Fed­ Founder-director Dr. Roy God­ dissertation on labor's foreign eration of Teachers, the American • e. ~ son sees the rapidly expanding policy, also said that while labor Federation of Government ... ':>:;',';.- ~, program as vital to the awareness pursues a policy in its own Employees, the Allied Industrial , ". /c;' > '" 'f of today's labor leaders. "Amer­ interest, this does not mean that Workers, and the New York f' ;,./. ican labor has been involved in there is no cooperation with the Central Labor Council, to name a Dr. Roy Godson sees the G.U. International Labor Program as vital to international affairs since the days United States government. few. the awareness of today's labor leaders. of the anti-imperialist positions of On the contrary, Godson said American Federation of Labor that the U.S.