The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-27
Gideon PlaniSh
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THE STORY. Gideon PIanIsli, undergraduate at Adelbert Col. lege, gives evidence Of being Na natural-bOrn organizer and orator.
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 oalop De Vache was a srnalllsh town surrounding Q State capitol was Q jungle of marble corridors and onyx pillars and eases of Civil War flags and marble ex- governors in frock coats, together with eight or ten rooms In which the State business was done. The gaudiest of these was the senate chamber, and when Cid, with Hatch, teetered down the steep stairs In the visitors' gallery, he was impressed.
 The chamber was lined with mahogany, save for the front wall, which, In one vast mosaic splashed with rose and gilt and scarlet, re- called the history of the State. Tn front of the mural was the Lieutenant Governors desk, up- raised on yellow.and-black mar bie, and over the chamber the vast daylight was jeweled with the arms of every State in the Union.
 Here was glory, here was high politics, here was marble, and Cid wanted to be standing upon this lofty and burning stone.
 But he noticed, as he settled down and looked for fiaws--a college senior has to be practical -that the 90 seats for senators were nothing but mahogany school desks. And how sick he was of scl1oolroofflS and desksl
 He had hoped for high ,ofatory, about flags and eagles and the brawny arm of labor, but bald fat man was on his feet, and, while nobody seemed to listen, was fnuiabling:
 "Ths bIll-thb i7o-I know there's been some opposition to 1t -the gentleman from drolier County has been kicking about 1t but ies been pretty well talked over in committee and I guess it's c sound bill, don't know much about it-it's about Ynuzziing dogs in the southern tier of counties"
 Cid groaned, Good dodl So that's how senators trifie around when we elect 'efn to preserve our libertiesp
 The man on the throne, pre- sumably the Lieutenant Governor, said something rapid and entirely ineoinprehensible about the dog i1iu2zle bill, there was Q groWl from the caged senators, and the measure seemed incredibly to have passed. It wouldn't have fl he had been c senator. Grid asserted, But he was to near still more abysnlai legiSlation slide through, presented in the reading clerks furry humble
 ITO amend the markets law in relation to the definition Of lin. burg cheese"
 ITO amend the education law in relation to school camps for children"
 ITO revive and extend the cor. poFate existence of The Highiife Brewing Company Of Monarch"
 It was on this last that the Sll. very Senator Kurtshaw yawned mos destFuctiVeiy, and walked out Of the chamber.
 Nov there's one representative Of the people that seems to have an idea what it's eli about" said Cid. Gosh, wish I had Q chance to talk with him"
 Why don't We just butt in and do it7"
 The Financial Committee Room was c baroness Of plaster and steel filing cabinets. Senator. KurtshaW was ct the end of c ponderous table, reading the Zenith Advocate. Times-the sports page.
 How do yop do, senator7" said Cid.
 "IItIh7"
 "We're c couple Of college men, from AdeIbert."
 "Weil?"
 T could See how amused you were by that Highiife Brewery Bill"
 what d'you mean, amused9 Very necessary bill. What do you want?"