The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-14
No Jurynan Selected
 At Morning Sessions
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pleted before too much cold Weatnet sets in he said. Judge Inglis exc cused him for three weeks, subject to call".
 Herbert E. Swift of Milford, on a doctors certificate.
 Edna M. Gillette of New Haven, executive secretary of the Peabody Museum. She presented letter from the director of the museum, stating that the budget must be ar- ranged immediately and her pres ence is necessary.
 Mahlon H. Marlin of New Haven on a doctors certificate.
 Arthur V. Geary of New Haven, the only officer of the U. s. Elm ployment Service in Connecticut. He explained that he must issue bulle- tins to enable unemployed veterans to obtain work.
 Charles G. Gebauer of West Ha- ven was excused on 8 doctors cer- tificate.
 Frank s. Andrews of East Haven, a house mover, was let go when he stated that he is a house-mover. He said that at the present time he has one house on jacks waiting to be moved. The hurricane has made him tremendously busy, he said.
 William J. Kelly of West Haven complained of rheumatism and was excused.
 Richard M. Welch, a resident of Milford was released on the tech- nicality that he was selected from West Haven.
 Royal N. Harrison of Branford was dismissed when he said he is an assessor and must finish his work by January l.
 Presented Excuses
 Those who presented excuses which were not accepted by Judge Inglis, and who must be examined by counsel before being excused or accepted are:
 Oliver Adams of Seymour, mechanic; Harry Stephens of Nau- gatuck, an electrician; Arthur F Foote of New Haven, who has an opinion; William H. Martin of An sonia, a fireman in a greenhouse; Harry c. Andrews of Wallingford a bond salesman with an opinion; Ellsworth Hall of Wallingford, . dairy farmer; Leroy B. Clark oi Hamden, who was worried about the financial remuneration of sit ting; Judson K. Dowd of Madison who must be free by March te prepare his tourists cabins for the season."
 Also, John J. Doyle of Meriden an advertising man for the Merider Journal. and Harry E, Arnold ot Oxford, the foreman of the ship ping department of Seymour con cern.
 Must Be Careful
 After the dismissal of the first group, Judge Inglis warned thos' remaining that they must be care full from today on to avoid discuss ing the conspiracy case, or readnt or listening to any commentarie! concerning 1t.
 All were then relegated to the tor floor of the court house to await call for questioning. Eleven womer are now included in the new panel since the: release of one by Judge IngliS.
 The original panel will be ex- hausted before any member of the new panel is called
 Six of Original Panel
 As the tenth day of the tria opened, six members of the origina panel were present, three of then women. Their names were callet first.
 Judge 1nglis then explained tt the new panel that he would con. sidTS excusing those who had valiC reason. "Jury service is the duty o1 citizenship" he commented. "Ever1 citizen should perform such duty when called, unless extraordinary circumstances make it impossible"
 "All should make a sacrifice tt perform such duty he concluded Employers Warned Concerning the possibility tha some veniremen might have cot1cerr for their jobs during absence fo jury service he said tartly:
 "It is a state service when em ployes are called for jury service and it's time employers rrlderstoos that"
 In a previous statement, whei the first panel was called, he asket veniremen to come to him if em ployers took any action because O absence from work for jury service Pay of Veniremen
 Each of the veniremen reportinl today will receive $4 for the day a1lt ten cents 8 mile travelling expense one way. This expense will be tre mendous upon the state by the tim, complete jury of 12 is selected. Already more than $4,000 has beei expended for veniremen who hav beenu reporting since the tria opened November 29. Attorney John S. Monnagan ha been working with Clerk George H Freeman because of the volume o work created by the reporting ven iremen. It has been his duty to re cord the presence and mileage, 8 well as the postoffice address o each venireman. All spectators wer barred form the court room todd. while the new panel was bein, charged.
 Three Women, 16 Men Queried
 Three women and IS men wer, questioned yesterday in a fruitles attempt by counsel to make addi' tion to the jury of six which hai been impaneled to date.
 All were excused. as the court re- leased seven for cause; and defens' and state challenged six each. new note entered the intended har. mony of the proceedings, when de, fense counsel inaugurated the plaI of questioning veniremen concern. ing their religious affiliations ana beliefs.
 The two women who were excused by the state yesterday testified thai they are Roman Catholics. I'm other woman, who was excused by the defense, said that she was af active member of a Congregations church.