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to a THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 7. 1959 Oh Jury Trapped for Hour In Balky City Hall Elevator WHAT IS-LORD MC 39th, on trial in the slaying of the University of Pennsylvania A court attache and twelve jurors picked to serve at the trial of the fifth youth accused In the murder of In-ho Oh, Korean student, were marooned for an hour in a City Hall elevator late The jury had left the Quarter doori and assisted the jury down the ladder. Rideout and another attache, Michael J. Janusiak, escorted the jurors to the hotel. At the court proceedings, Judge Edward J.

Griffiths ordered a special jury panel drawn from Sessions Court in Room 453 a few minutes before. The incident remained undis yesterday by a power failure. covered for 15 minutes since the which two alternates will be se lected. The panel of eight women and four men were descending on the freight-sized car with the court officer, Ray Rideout, and the operator, Robert Smith, from the fourth floor when the elevator stopped between the second and car is not equipped with a telephone. Smith, the operator, finally pushed open a transom above the door of the elevator shaft on the second floor.

He hail-Otis N. Byus, of 1132 S. Dorrance a night guard at city hall. EXIT VIA STEPLADDER Byus summoned another guard, C5'3 BUY WKLRE THE BIGGEST BUILDERS BUY v(( Phone Fhfelity 2-6100 third floors. GOES UNDISCOVERED Rideout was escorting the jury William Mealy, who brought a stepladder.

Meanwhile, a crowd, to the Essex Hotel. 13th and Fil i FULL including numerous city officials gathered. bert where its members are living during the trial of Harold Johnson, 18, of Brown st. near The guards opened the elevator lioa Campbell Soup Closes I Sj. it ADD LIVING SPACE TO YOUR HOME ill 10 per mo installed 1 I 1 Complete (or Avoraee tJM' Attic Add living space to yew home win thii attic elan.

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PlantinUnionDispute $525 don't GO BY YELLOW! Campbell Soup Co. last night announced it was closing Cod 1123 7T ran its Plant No. 1 in Camden "until further notice" because of continued harassing and hit-and-run tactics on the part of Iord is this master whiskey blender's nickname for Lord Calvert the most expensive whiskey blended in America. Lord is also the reason that our blender is patiently sniffing all those glasses. Each contains a different classic from the world's largest whiskey library.

He will eventually select only twenty-nine of these bourbons, and golden grain neutral spirits for Lord Calvert's blend. And Lord is what you must say to your liquor man to get the Lord of American whiskies. You could settle for less and save yourself a few chilly pennies. But don't you deserve Lord Calvert? Particularly after a hard day. the union." i The action was taken after fe I II II It Pontiff Honors PresidentGronchi the company complained of spasmodic work stoppages by members of Local 80-A, United Packinghouse Workers, who returned to their jobs yesterday morning after a six-day walk ROME, May 6 Giovanni Gronchi of Italy paid his first official state visit to Pope John XXIII in the Vatican today, the 30th anniversary of the Lateran Pact between Italy and the Holy See.

The Pope awarded Gronchi the lord Calvert the most expensive whiskey blended in America BLENDED WHISKEY. 86 PROOF, 65 GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS, CALVERT DISTILLERS COMPANY. N. Y. C.

out. 100 WALK OFF JOBS OUR POPULAR 14x20 HOOD GARAGE Only Cotlmin tin till iiylni ino thi eenitr.ttlon inow-liow te iffir ym thli lit. line t( my tl inet lrJil. Wi will Mil ym tho malarial! or irirt for ym. Lit eni if ir iitlmatori, with nt iblltatlM, till ye kw (try littli It will nit tl pit ini if thin Mitifil ar(il at tl yur soma.

All Bf eil Intlidi aomplsti irxtion witk 11" funditioi ml 4" ill! ini sarin. Oni if Cottman'i Mill of 25 firagu. Save time traffic worries Phone WAInut 2-8400 TELIOW CAl GOMPtlTf 8F PftUHfiPtll coMPLimy ERECTED AS unit AS $17i PER MONTH Vernon A. Glidden, vice pres ident and manager of the plant Order of the Holy Cross, held only by six other persons. 1 Read "THE FEATURE PAGE" in The Inquirer.

It's the greatest collection of columnists ever presented in one newspaper. at 2d and Market Camden, said 100 men in the labeling de partmentcenter of the labor dispute walked off their jobs 9:305 Salop Tonight and Friday fill 9 P.M. Saturday F.H.A. financing available Free Estimate. No money down.

Up to five years to pay. Male no payment until June again after being at their posts only an hour. He said "that following a se 3 lASY-TO-PAY CREDIT PLANS 3 ries of work stoppages on both A more fun for dmmhfer Iocs rnrp fnr mnm f.JT shifts today the company is un able to schedule further produc im WBW aiwaia) awa wWIlwa 0) VII 0 I I I II I Wa i tion." The plant shutdown affects. some 1400 workers. The walkout VI aiaivilWiaiallWIIWtjr r.

A nrtufaf AND CO. started April 27 after the union charged that a reassignment of jzyjp- vw work in the labeling department flnNtL cooi. arip-ary Nancona eonons wn would have the effect of reduc ing the work force by 25 percent, UNION STATEMENT sports coordinates take first place In the sun! IfppSW -ite Miniature checks, peacn or aqua. Two adorable ihirt styles and three $mart short styles! i Niv Arnel washes easily, neeai iiTTie or All in natty Nancona1" ribbed cotton that will keep its Joseph Ward, Local 80-A pres MARIS DEAD SPACE COME ALIVE NEW ROOM FOR LIVING it 11 no ironing, j-ox. good looki ail lummer long! 7-14.

ij 'a ident, last night said, "the com pany again repeated violation of per Installed Comploto for Average 20'xle lotomont per moq installed mm $1 A. 47 Comploto lor Averaae I IV H'xll- Porch I llAil (A) Slaavolai. Bloutai Pfr Penl.89 (0) SUavalaii Shirt: Hoi flattering contrast collar with iiel .98 i f1! collar, front buttoning. color, and whit. i fOlf I the seniority rights of workers on the second floor of Plant No.

and then brazenly assigned i. B) Padal Puih.n: plastic (E) Pedal Puihari: stripes 1 ,38 -s I I I 1 I yXS trim lag. prtnti. yPTV 1 I I I supervision to work on the sec Wi can fumiih comploto materials far the average recreation room for thii low prlco. Went ui ta ImtallT Call for froa eillmole." for (redout nothine.

ivr-panel a lovoly porch. So oaty to ee, with our matorleli, ar, wo will it far you. ond floor and elsewhere in direct violation and defiance of the contract." Glidden said the contract be UTUy V. band-front. (S) Cuff.d ,79 9 Jill llfJl I OPEN DAILY 9 A.M.

TO 9 P.M. SATURDAY 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. SUNDAY 10 A.M. TO 3 P.M.

tween the company and the union prohibits "strikes, work stoppages, slow downs and other similar actions." Oira VKSgm. HJ I io mediation sessions are scheduled today. Federal and State mediators met Tuesday OUR TWO-DAY SPECIAL T0I with both union and management representatives. Marriage License Applications Vivian Goeback, 2019 Tltaa and Curtis Kella, 29. 2019 Titan it.

Dorothy GauKhan, 16. 5508 Crowaon and Melvin Mtssner, 19, 1430 W. 9th ave. ii' iii Jeitine A 37. 10 S.

Rr-d field Cottman buytrt iS caurtd Hit mot-feat and iteureW this fobultut e-tortmtnt of tools and toe) kite. Buy now to atsurt yountlF the bail choict. ANY ONE FOR WW COTTMAN PRESENTS DO-IT-YOURSELF VALUES I Just Spy Charge It jj A 'y on Revolving Chrg I 7 i PUrt. i rgulr charge ae- I I lp4 count or tali 10 moi. to pay.

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Dorothy Westcott, 22, 2302 W. Sergeant and Joseph Lowry, 27. 2302 W. Sergeant St. Sandra Maria Morosk.v, 22.

Horsham, and John Maybee, 27. 3426 Powelton ave. Lillian Mulherin. 19. 2270 E.

Cambria and Theodora Florciak, 1, 3120 Belgrade at. Pauline Elnitski. 27, 7J0 S. Front stand Walter Ostapchuk, 27. 877 N.

Randolph st. Evelyn Stoddart, 42. 1109 N. tth and Don Williams. 65.

1809 N. 6th at. Marie Marinelli, 19. 2141 S. 21st and Richard Varenas.

26. 2141 S. 21st at. Judithann Mary Hunter, 19. 1210 Stafford and George Hendry.

30. 3611 Conrad st. Lidia Gonzalea. II. 180S N.

7th at. and Guiliermo Briganty 22 2433 N. Lawrence t. Norberta Florei II, 997 N. eth and Jorge Mateo.

27. 997 N. 6th it. Marilyn Block. 20.

S372 Morse and Warren Routhenstein, 26, 5606 Woodcrest ave. Rose Dunn, 22, 919 E. Schiller and Frank Weigand, II. 4809 VanKirk it. Earllne Cozart, 22, 7822 Irwig nd Milton Puriefoy, 23.

1125 Tinicum v. Margaret Ann Tate. 20, 2811 S. l.Uh ind Walter Murphey, 23. S174 Jefferson at.

Sandra Jefferson, 21, 8248 Delancey and William Bonner, 23 450 S. 55th st. Rosalie DiDomenico, 18, 4928 Lancaster and David Garton, 20, 1489 N. 53d st. Grace Mizier.

22. JeffersonviUe, and Robert James, 24. 409 W. School House la. Maria Schiavo, 35.

216 W. Flatten and Charles Hutchins, 27, 133S Deveraux st. Mary Anela, 21. 2994 Edgemont and Anthony DiPietro, 23, 2818 Salmon st. Dolores Narclso, 22.

1238 Napfl ave and Carlo Gambetta, 22. 6325 Girard ave. Nora Gallagher, 22. 3211 N. Bambrey and a me.

McHugh. 22. 1126 S. 46th st. Aida Au, 32.

San Francisco, and Charlie Horn, 31, San Francisco, Calif, Sally Anne McBride, 21. 3110 Gaul and Richard Schweitzer, 26. 1600 W. Rua-comb st. Francea Wyjadka.

IS, 171 W. Annsbury and Joseph Picifico. 23. 914 Reed st. Karen Mondale, 21, 2015 Walnut and Ronald Gatto.

18, 3221 W. Oxford at. Joan Ann Dnnaghy, 20, 629 W. Clearfield st and Robert Curry, 25. 017 W.

Clearfield st. Rita Aquilino. 25, 6044 Roosevelt and Joseph Borghl, 24, 2073 Independence st. Eleanor Petr.v. 39, 3011 N.

Philip and Edward Travers. 35, 3554 N. Broad at. Sarah Struse. 21, 548 S.

49th and Arthur Braunwell. 23, 4640 Spruce at. Dolores Costantino, 19, 2210 S. 20th nd Nicholas Dematleo, 28. 1912 S.

17th st. Edith Deegan, 20, 2827 Gai'l and 2x3x10' 2x4x6' 2x6x8' llrck Ckurry 0 Walnut 0 e.k 70c 56c 1.12 4'ae for your daintiest new summer-timi dresses our fine quality III SHEATHING IDS. Mil. Ft. I BONO lv aj5P fc.

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yd. 1 1 USE THIS HANDY COUPON I I I I permanent finish js white organdy, EMf reg. 49 yd. Crisp, long-staple combed cotton organdy, just perfect for the young graduate dancing at her prom. A real fashion value at our low price.

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Schiller it. Edith Hlnes, 60, 605 Kimball and George Johnson, 71, ill N. 43d it. Norma McCoullum, 17, 160 Naurtflin and Leroy Merritt, 19, 923 S. 22d it.

Miry McKee, 21, Clifton Heights, and Vincent Blue. 24, 5850 Stockton rd. Addliee Watson, 18, 5500 Pearl and Eddia Peterson. 20. 329 N.

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