Said jurors, when impaneled, shall constitute a general panel for the two-week period, for service as jurors in all district, superior, common pleas and county court in said county, and shall be used interchangeably in all of the said courts. In the event of a deficiency of said jurors at any given time to meet the requirement of all of said courts, the presiding judge having control of said general panel for the two-week period shall order such additional jurors to be drawn from the wheel as may be sufficient to meet such emergency, but such jurors shall act only as special jurors and shall be discharged as soon as their services are no further needed. Resort to the wheel shall be had in all cases to fill out the general panel, except where waived by the parties or their attorneys; provided that by written agreement entered into by all parties to any cause or suit, or the attorney of record in such suit or cause filed therein, the court may direct that an open venire be issued to the sheriff or other suitable person, for such number of jurors as may be deemed necessary, to be selected from the body of the county, or from such portion of the county as the court may order without resorting to the jury wheel; provided, that no person shall serve as talesman oftener than once a year.

Laws 1949, SB 155, p. 281, § 5, emerg. eff. June 2, 1949.