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Ahead Of Soloos
GROyro CLEVIAND
(Editorial, The N^w YorlLximes)
State Legislature Completes 40-
thiy Period, But S^ill Has
Plenty To JOo.
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I Columbia, March 21. — The S^uth
Carolina lejrisalture coibpleted. thei
forty-day period set up in the state
constitution as the nominal lenifth of
a general assembly session last wee^
but left much work to be done be
fore adjoummbnt could he sighted.
The constitution adopted in 1869
did I not forbid the extension of legis-,
lative sessions beyond the forty-day j'
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American people are not likely to
forget—^will not forget unless they
period and since 1918, when the mem
bers stj^ed in Columbia only 36 days,
ther^kas not been-^ session which
did not last longer than the
days.
No major legislation hks' reached
-so-far during this'year-s
term. The general appropriation bill
has phssed the* house and its dlie to
be placed before the senate by that
body’s finance committee next week.
Both houses^have passed social se
curity programs but yet must recon
cile several outstanding variations be-,.
Ween the two. The senate has passIrtTu:
The calendar for this weeFTiolds
ndt only the day which remembers
the Saint who placed all heaven and
its power (the sun with its bright-
neS, the snow with Its whiteness
. . . . the sea with its deepness, the
rocks with -their steepness) between
himself and the powers of darkness.
It is also the'birthday of one w^ho
stood like a rock against the powers
of selfishness' and corruptness in
public life. One h»indred years ago
this arWk (March 18, 1837) Grover
Cleveland was horn in the manse of
the Presbyterian church in « Cald-
It is a <day that the
cease to have respect for the basic
virtues of honesty, courage and char
acter in-thehr leaders.
In the Magazyie Section of To-
ay’s TIMES Professor Allan Nevlh^
has told briefly and discerningly the
story of the official acts of this “most
vilified mairof his,time,” who decided
for himself where the truth ,lay and
there took his stand “unmovedv and
unafraid*'—never once yielding an
jncf». He is described as one of the
“most frustrated” of Presidents but
Grovet Cleveland is to be “lifted in
spirit” and to be '‘possessed pf * a
cheerful “hope for the future of a
people.«that “can bring forth such
sons.” Mr. jC^leveland believed id the
people and the soundness of their ul
timate (Fusions and strove to have
them go forward with him. Mr.
Hughes, then a successor of Cleve
land as Governor of New York, said
that we can riever grow so large or
become so great that we can afford
to forget those principles which Mr.
CNAat'ORMOW
WhUAM/*
Pkaaidam af Natienl
N<«Hoa of gafaow.
WormbV Qalit. fne
is pompos^ entirely jo£ women, la
Miss Claudia«Mironova, who Is coh-
sidered nn expert traffic fnanagdr.
Ncjy York State club women have
^heei^ making a pilgrimage to the met
ropolitan icity of t^ieir state just to
visit i^nts of .interest and learn
somet^^g about its art, 1tg industry
Mexican women seem to he copy
ing their northern sisters in a go^| Lillie ST Cutler
^ay»' Bicycling has become a » radio police b
Cleveland illustrated in his life work, f^d |n Mexico City where some wom-
“better than any other public servant jgn have actually appeared in breech-
this State has ever had.” . i^s. They pedal to church, where park-
But always must be added this trib- j mg spaces are provided. And they
and,its historic fenures. The pilgrims
were led .by Mrs. Percy . V. Penny-
backer, president of the Chautauquaj
Women’s club of Chautauqua, New
York, which is affiliated with the
General Federationpf Women’s clubs.
ute of oneiwho was nearer to him and
even better »ble to estimate his moral
have gone modem also to the extent
of getting jobs. The job, however, is
worth, Richard Watson Gilder, the j relinquished when a girl becomes en-
geatle soul who wrote these lines : I gaged to be married. ^
He shrank from praisje, the simple-
hearted man.
local optiort, probation reform andr^j^ most useful. The sum-
liberalization of the ivorkmen’s com
pensation act, but the house has yet
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to act on all of these measures.
Probably the most important meas-
_ ure made into law was the one signed
Friday by Governor Olih D. Johnston country
to prohibit a legislator from being j »
elected-by the assembly or appointed
by the governor to an Office created
by the assembly while he was a mem
ber. I
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The record length session was in
1936-^ when the solons remained for
- ,145 days, topping the i66-day and
twelve-day special session of 1935.
Other session periods as recorded
by Gibbes manual:
9d daysi 1933^ 128 days; 1932^
89 days; 1931, 117 days regular and
nine days special, 1930, 82 days; 1929,
68 days, 1928, 60 days; 1927, 103
days; 1926, 68 days^ 1925, 87 days;
1924, 75 days; 1923, 75 days; 1922rf
61 days; 1921, 54 days; 1920, 54 days;
1919, J7 days; 1918, 36 days; 1917,
44 days; 1916, 40 days; 1915, 40 days;
1914, 50 days'i^ular, 29 days spec
ial; 1913. 53 days; 1912, 51 days;
1911, 40’days; 1910,'40 days, 1909,
40 days; 1908,^54 days, including a
ten-day recess; 1907, 40 days; 1906,
40 days.
Therefore we praise
him. Yet, as
he would wish, .
Chiefly’ our praise
not for
the
things he did
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But for his spirit in doing.
Ah,
great heart
And humble! Great
and .s
imple
chapter"'oTTvappa Delta Pi has been
says she finds
teresting.
Mass., is
and she
in-
ensely
The otdy woman hank director in
Trenton, N. J., is Mrs. Mary G. Roeb-
ling, a widow. Governor Hoffman has
also named her a member of the state
unemployment compensation commis-
.sion.-Another orf her interests is her
this I -
bent she has become a member of the
heart, forgive
The homage-we may not withhold.
Strong ^oul, "
conferred upon Dr. Martha McChes-1 commission on historic sites,
ney Berry, 70-year-old founder andl^be is also finance chairman of the
director of the Berry schools health centef of Trenton
Mount Berry, Georgia. She started'®*'^ ® director of a health league. Her
the schools in 1902 in a log cabin. Thel^'®by ,activities„show what one wo-
schopls now have a 30,000-acre cam- do when she has a real and
watch BUTCHER Bav
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Liquid, Tablets Headache. 30 minutes
Sal
ming sentence of his„biographer, who
forty years after the retirement of
Mr. Cleveland is able to see him with
something of the perspective**of his
tory, that “his' greatest heritage.
was a heritage “of
divination of sta
tistics, no teacher prophets could
have foretold' that the boy twi n in
such humble environment,, though of
.stanch ancestry, would be seJectodaiut
of the millions of youth of his ap-
projfim^e age for t^- first place in
the democracy. Predestination would
seem the only explanation—a destiny
which he himself aided, tv-—
Rlihu Root said at the time of h'is
going that whether or-not one Agreed
with his views it was impossible not
to find inspiration W the exampldRof
i man who covild not wait for a safe
reelection to do what he 'believed to
be right. He added that to honor
Thou brave and faithful servant of I
pus with 100 buildings. There are
UOOO students a year and more than
12,()i>0 alumni. '
vital interest in her surroundings.
the State
Wlvo labored,day and night in little
things
No less than large, for
country’s sake
With patient hand that
while the other.'J slept!
Unto the hands of one \)f»luimbh
soul
King Gustaf of Sweden has deco-i
rated GretA Garbo, film actress, with,
'the gold medal in letter.s and arts, w j
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I Crown _P_rincess Juliana of .Holland,
plodded i ccont bride of I’rince Bernhard zu'
Lippe-Hiesterfeld, received a novel
wedding gift from'the women of Rot-!
terdam. It is a carpet in the weaving i
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Great trust was laid, and he that [of which women of all strtions in life
trust fulfilled x
And rests immortal among the
mortal groat.
^He ha.s been elected recently to the
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'had a part. \ committee took entire j
I charge of ^he plan. When word of
! the pioposed bridal gift got about!
among the women of that city, many'
Hall of Fame and his bust in endur-1 begged to help and finally it ’was do
ing bronze is to be given permanentjcided to permit- some to contribute
XAisideiice cuixidor.—on tbejj[Qot_y.ushioiis to match the carpet as
Heights. All who are now there. I there was not enough work on'the
from Washington and Jefferson to carpet itself for all of them to do.
Lincoln and Grant, w'ill be glad to
move closer together if need lie to
give him room. —^
Dr. Felder Smith
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The world's expenditnyss for.
war madiines and sappUes
doahlod boiwom 1S34 aad lf$7.
Oar land aad sea power is be-
inf strengthened for defense,
not affressipn.''
^ Rpneral expenses shoald nev
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Our Elders Often Good Teachers
At this writing 1 have eight people
Under my care who are over eighty
years of 0ge—six men and two wo
men. All hut two of them are on
foot; on^woman has hat! a “stroke”
but can get about and help herself.
She is 85. The other is just past 80,
and ha.s a sprained hip, using erjuteti
es to go a^ut^Tie'r hou.se. One old
man, 86, is a veteran of the civil war;
another will be 88 at hi.s next birth
day.
Appropriation Bill’ of Senate
Finance Group Goes To House
For Consideration.
It is interesting to watch these old
boys aitd girls who have somehow,
come' mighty close to living the right1:^ -»w>r»ey xm-asure tixlay
way, else they could not have achie^V-
ed all these years with such success;
I meet many of half their ages who
really complain more than they do.-
^And they know just a little more
about jwhat i^good for them to eat
than I do. I neV^V put them on a diet
except to ask them to .eat what
“agrees” with them, tf I caught one
old fellow eating salted peanuts andi
topping off with ice cream, I would
not stop him. If one has diabetes, I
do not by any means cut off- a rea
sonable amount of sugar from his
dietary. J have always been a stick
ler for letting well enough alone.
One of them—just went by my door
this moment—has a leg ulcer. I keep
dry dressings applied while it heals
nicely. He laughs over, the situation,
not imtl like ^ much younger man
would do. "
And, my old peopl^re iofappreci
ative; they make one love them, "niey,
have lived all these years, I have no
doubt; on Hiat very principle. The fel
low who is eternally finding fault is
in a poor way to live out a long and
beautiful-existence, becauM he bums
up the good within hihi.'AWe all may
learn fr^poo this. —- ^ ,
Columbia, March'~29.—Total appro
priations of $10,828j,170.50 will he
recommended to the state senate to
morrow when the finance committee
j makes it.s report on the general ap-
j propriation bill, J. .M. Smith, clqrk to
I the committee, said.
! Smith asserted this figure would
Ibe^-^ithin the estimated revenue” for
I the fiscal year beginnijig July 1.
j The finance committee, which had
j been considering tho^' appropriation
I bill as passed by t(he house for more
I than a month, completed its work on
.Smith said
the hill wa.s in the hands -of the print-
ei;., and that copies would be on ren-
ate desks when that body convents
tomorrow.
The bill. Smith stated, would carry
appropriations for both an extension
of the state-supported school term
from seven^o eight months and for
increased teachers’ salaries.
An appropriation for attendance
teachers in line with plans for a com
prehensive compuLsory education pro
gram, was also included imthe meas
ure, Smith said. X
The total appropriation carried in
the ^ill when it passed the house was
$9,588,006, which was $]11,0(K) more
than recommended by the ways and
means committee, more than $800,000
above the budget commission recom
mendations, and greater by $1,100,000
than appropriations for .1^36-37.”
A document of special interest to
women is that of senate document No.
.'119 recently printed. Dr. Emma Wold
prepared this material which is the
first survey of the t>quality status of
w'omen in this country under the civil,
political and industrial law.s of the
federal government. Also, of ~ the
states individually. It was done at
the request of the Sixth International
Congress of American States. From
the survey one may see exactly where
We. w’ornen stand in our struggle for
equality before the law. •
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