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near 39th, on trial in the slaying the University of Pennsylvania student. The jury had 1 left the Quarter Sessions Court in Room 453 a few minutes before. The incident remained undiscovered for 15 minutes since the 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 hailOtis N.

Byus, of 1132 S. Dorrance a night guard at city hall. EXIT VIA STEPLADDER Byus summoned another guard, William Mealy, who brought a stepladder. Meanwhile, a crowd, including numerous city officials, gathered. The guards opened the elevator doors assisted 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 which two alternates will be selected. Oh Jury Trapped for Hour In Balky City Campbell Soup Closes Plantin Union Dispute Campbell Soup Co.

last night announced it was closing No. 1 in Camden "continued harassing and the union." The action was taken after 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 walkout. 100 WALK OFF JOBS Vernon A. Glidden, vice president and manager of the plant at 2d and Market Camden, said 100 men in the labeling department-center of the labor dispute walked off their jobs again after being at their posts only an hour. He said "that following a series of work stoppages on both shifts today the company is unable to schedule further production." The plant shutdown affects some 1400 workers.

The started April 27 after the union charged that a reassignment of work in the labeling department would have the effect of reducing the work force by 25 percent. UNION STATEMENT Joseph Ward, Local 80-A president, last night said, "the company again repeated violation of the rights of workers on floor of Plant No. seniority, 1 and then brazenly assigned supervision to work on the second floor and elsewhere in direct violation and defiance of the contract." Glidden said the contract between the company and the union prohibits "strikes, work stoppages, slow downs and other similar actions." No mediation sessions are scheduled today. Federal and State mediators met Tuesday with both union and management representatives. Marriage License Applications Vivian Goeback, 36, 2019 Titan and Curtis Kells, 29, 2019 Titan st.

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