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Coles Phillips, National Lamp Co., 1927
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Original small Max Le Verrier lamp "Enigme." 9" high, of a nude woman sitting on a marble pedestal holding a green globe bulb. White metal with green patina, signed "M Le Verrier Made in France."
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ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N.J. -- It shouldn't take long for a visitor to the Unilever Bestfoods North America headquarters here to notice two things about the offices.
Sitting right in the center of the operation is a large test kitchen used for product development and demonstrations, often using celebrity chefs. And positioned in the middle of the sales department is a just-opened model retail store that simulates a real supermarket environment used to explore concepts and hold discussions with retail customers.
The core real estate given to kitchen and store was no accident.
The kitchen is a reminder that the company made its name with an innovative food culture, and the store represents the paramount importance of the retail environment to the company's business.
"We're really trying to make this company externally focused against our [retail] customer and our consumer and make us all realize who we work for," said Art Drogue, senior vice president, sales and customer development, during an SN interview here. He was joined in the interview by Matt Shattock, senior vice president and chief operating officer, who leads UBFNA's marketing efforts.
The company is re-emphasizing its commitment to consumers and customers at a pivotal time in its development. UBFNA, a unit of Anglo-Dutch consumer products giant Unilever, is in effect reintroducing itself to the industry following its formation in a merger and a subsequent period of integration. The company's core message to retailers speaks to the dynamics of today's retail landscape. UBFNA is emphasizing its ability to deliver increased value with its large portfolio of brands and products at the very time when larger retail organizations need partners with more scale and innovative capabilities to breathe new life into mature grocery categories.
UBFNA, headed by Neil Beckerman, business group president, was formed following parent company Unilever's acquisition of Bestfoods in October 2000. It is part of a North American organization that posts annual sales of about $12 billion. That breaks down into roughly $6 billion for UBFNA (including affiliated food brands) and $6 billion for sister organization Unilever Home and Personal Care. On a global basis, parent company Unilever's sales are $49 billion.
The Unilever and Bestfoods merger brought together an all-star roster of major brands under one roof. These include Lipton, Ragu, Hellmann's/Bestfoods, Shedd's Country Crock, Wish-Bone and Bertolli. The product assortment is spread across numerous categories including savories, dressings, teas, and spreads and oils. Most of the products are merchandised in the center of the grocery store, but with margarines UBFNA has a major position in the dairy aisles. Unilever operates a few other North American food businesses that are not formally part of UBFNA, including Slim Fast, Good Humor/Breyers and Ben & Jerry's.
What followed the merger was an intense period of integration in which UBFNA executives analyzed the two businesses to develop the optimal go-to-market strategy for the new entity. Business models were aligned and selling functions combined. The invoice process was streamlined for retail customers.
Promoting Value To Retailers
By October of last year the company had completed the integration process and was ready to place priority on marketing itself to the trade. Since that time, UBF executives have looked past the details of the merger and integration and have been "aggressively promoting ourselves as to who we are and more importantly, what value we bring," Drogue said. "We're no longer the former Lipton, or former Bestfoods; we're Unilever Bestfoods, singularly focused on moving forward."
Executives are intent on solving challenges for retailers. A priority has been placed on developing innovative branded products that are in sync with current consumer trends. The company is concentrating on leveraging its scale, product variety and global synergies to drive profitable top-line growth for retail customers and for the company's products.
Executives believe the company's experience dealing with retail consolidation and centralization outside the United States has important benefits for American-based retailers. "Outside of the U.S., you have probably three to seven retailers that own anywhere from 70% to 95% of the business," Drogue said. "That model is unique outside of the U.S., and the U.S. is moving that way. Our sister companies have dealt with that in other countries. So we're aware of how to deal in that environment globally, and we can take that learning and bring it into the U.S, adding value to the customers who are going through that model. I think there's an advantage to being the second-biggest food company in the world and being part of the $50 billion global powerhouse that Unilever is."
Leveraging Synergies
Unilever's global organization has category teams that transfer knowledge of best practices across the organization relating to innovation, advertising and many other elements. On the North American side, sales executives from each of the food and HPC companies hold joint meetings to discuss common interests across the customer bases. "We develop ideas on how we can take advantage of our scale to provide better service, better ideas and better growth opportunities to our customers," Drogue said. "And that's important, because when we sit down with major retailers, we're a $12 billion entity that brings a $12 billion portfolio, food and nonfood, with strength across many categories of a retail outlet, all of which adds value."
UBFNA is using its brands and products to create coordinated opportunities for retailers. "One of the initiatives is a summer back-to-school event that will be a joint home and personal care food event," Shattock said. "If we can get consumers to go across the aisle between health and beauty and food, then we hope we'll bring a benefit to the retailer." UBFNA is also redirecting some marketing monies into themed promotions with retailers, everything from environmental to ethnic topics, using UBF's portfolio of brands. "If you're in a Spanish market, for example, we might work on a Cinco de Mayo promotion," Drogue said. "This type of thing is something more powerful than what the retailers could have gotten from individual suppliers, or from companies that don't have this thought process." Another initiative is a program that cross promotes UBF brands with retailer private-label products. Examples are promotions involving Skippy peanut butter and a retailer's store-label bread; Lipton main meal side-dish products with the store's meat; and Ragu sauce with store-label pasta.
These types of programs also include noncompetitive brand products. For instance, UBFNA developed a program that promoted Bumble Bee tuna with UBF's Hellmann's mayonnaise and store-label breads. "We talked about tuna salad sandwiches for back to school and summer," Drogue said. "We need to make the consumer want to come into the store and want to shop across the store and get new ideas around developing meals for breakfast, lunch and dinner, and main meals, a side dish and snacking, rather than going out to eat."
UBFNA executives stress that the company's clout with retailers is boosted by its affiliation with its sister organization, Unilever HPC. But executives note that one of their missions is to raise the profile of food in the North American organization of Unilever. "It's important for us to get across that there are two sides to this company," Drogue said. "In the U.S., we are a $12 billion enterprise. About half of that is the HPC business and the other half is food. And as the food component, we're an important part of that. We're getting that across now because of our portfolio of products."
Tailoring Solutions For Center Store
Also helping the message is UBF's focus on the center of the store. Retailers are particularly receptive to new ideas in that space, Drogue said. "Center store is the non-sexy area of the grocery store," he explained. "Everybody picks the perimeter as the area for long-term growth. Retailers really need to energize the center of the store. What they'll tell you is that it isn't good enough to just be No. 1 and gain the responsibility of category captaincy. You have to also bring innovation and growth."
UBF's brand portfolio has undergone a major transition recently as the company has moved to streamline its offerings around core brands. The parent company reduced the number of brands from about 1,600 to roughly 400, many of which will be employed on a global basis. On the North American side, there were about 26 brands before the UBFNA merger, and that number has been reduced significantly.
But the reduction in the number of brands is not a move that limits growth. The core brands can be extended beyond their traditional categories to address additional consumer needs, executives stressed. And these brands will benefit from additional resources of people, funds and research and development efforts, executives added.
The current line-up of UBFNA categories and brands includes the following:
Tea: Lipton brand in regular, specialty, powered and ready-to-drink teas.
Spreads and oils: Brands in margarine include Shedd's Country Crock, I Can't Believe It's Not Butter, Brummel & Brown, Take Control, Promise and Mrs. Filbert's. Skippy in peanut butter. Bertolli and Mazola in oil (Unilever said last month that it will sell the Mazola brand business to Memphis-based ACH Foods Cos.).
Dressing: Hellmann's and Best Foods in mayonnaise. Hellmann's and Best Foods in spoonable salad dressing. Wish-Bone, Western and Henri's in pourable salad dressing.
Savory: Ragu and Bertolli in pasta sauce. Lipton and Knorr in side dishes and in soups.
Gaining Insights Into Consumer Needs
The growth of the company's brands is fueled by new efforts to study the consumer. "We are trying to move away from research towards insight," Shattock said. "We're really trying to get below the surface to understand what the consumer's needs are. I think for a long time the traditional model of research has been the rearview mirror: explaining what happened in the past. But we want to look to the windshield and what might be in the future."
So UBF is "combining rigorous quantitative research with qualitative research," Shattock said. The company is exploring shoppers on many levels. "We are talking to consumers, spending more time in their homes observing how they cook and prepare their foods, talking to the most valuable people who buy foods in various categories and understanding the drivers of their purchases. We are going along on shopping trips with them regularly, not just once a year."
This consumer exploration extends to the kitchen as well -- that is, UBF's kitchen in its headquarters. Noted Shattock: "We bring consumers into our kitchen and say, 'Here's an idea, what do you think of it? Please cook it, talk to us about your experience. Let us know if it was a good or bad experience, easy or difficult."'
The kitchen, as might be expected, is used for more than just consumer feedback. Executives test products and associates view cooking demonstrations by chefs, some of them celebrities. "We stuck that kitchen right in the middle of this new business with a very clear point of view," Shattock said. "This is a focal point. We're not a widget company; we're a food company. We love food and have a passion for it."
As a food company, of course, UBFNA relies on the grocery retail channel to reach the consumer. That's where its in-house model supermarket plays a role. This store, built in the middle of the sales department, has gondolas stocked with products. It showcases all categories that the organization is involved with, plus some others, featuring items from both the company and its competitors. The lighting is realistic to supermarkets and products can be scanned.
But this is no regular supermarket. This store incorporates a conference room so when executives hold business meetings they can talk in a realistic retail environment. A large number of in-store concepts can be tested and analyzed.
Seeing The Big Picture At Retail
All of which further highlights UBF's concentration on solving problems for retailers. The company's overall approach goes beyond merchandising issues and extends to retail execution topics such as in-store labor. "Retailers are strapped for labor costs," Drogue said. "It's important for suppliers to provide resources, when appropriate, to manage the category better, manage the section better, so retailers can more easily get products stocked, with different modules, display shippers and palettes so it minimizes labor expense at the store. Product can be wheeled off the truck, propped up on an end aisle or on the an appropriate wall of values, and you take off the outside wrapping and there it is, well-displayed, well-signed and ready for the consumer to shop."
Another retail execution focus for UBF is information management, in particular harnessing the plethora of data available to retailers. "What everyone struggles with, the retailers and us, is how we take this data around the consumer, around our categories, and put it together and end up with a result that helps us sell more stuff for them and us and makes a better shopping experience for the consumer. We're trying to focus back on how we use the data to make that happen," Drogue said.
The efforts to improve execution for retailers become more important as consolidation creates increasingly larger store operations. "That means you better be right for them because if you miss one of them, you miss 5% or 10% or 15% of your business, or more," Drogue said. "You need to understand where your major customers are going so you can respond to their needs."
But UBF isn't diverting focus from smaller customers at the expense of the giant chains, Drogue emphasized. "When you sit down and talk about what the requirements are for the major companies, they are the same requirements that every retailer in the country has. And so the advantage we have is that with our relationships with the major retailers, we can develop programs and strategies and then take those concepts and apply them to every retailer in the country, whether chain, independent, large, small, grocery or drug, club or mass merchant."
Unilever Bestfoods North America
Headquarters: Englewood Cliffs, N.J.
Annual Sales
Approximately $6 billion (including some Unilever North American food brands that aren't formally part of UBFNA)

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October 11, 1960
MCGINLEYv.SCOTT, APPELLANT.
Appeals, Nos. 392 and 393, Jan. T., 1960, from decree of Court of Common Pleas No. 6 of Philadelphia County, June T., 1960, No. 3718, in case of John P. McGinley v. William Z. Scott et al. Decree vacated and complaint dismissed.
Anne X. Alpern, Attorney General, for appellants.
Drew J. T. O'Keefe, with him John Ryan, and O'Keefe, Knecht and Ryan, for appellee.
Before Jones, C. J., Bell, Musmanno, Jones, Cohen, Bok and Eagen, JJ.
[ 401 Pa. Page 313]
These appeals involve a question as to the power of the Pennsylvania State Senate to adopt a resolution at a regular session in an even-numbered year creating a committee of its members for the purpose of making certain specified investigations unrelated to either revenue or appropriations. The 1960 Session of the Pennsylvania Legislature has not yet adjourned sine die but is in recess and is scheduled to reconvene on October 12, 1960.
After the House of Representatives had recessed on June 17, 1960, the Senate adopted a resolution providing for the appointment of a committee of five of its members for the purpose of conducting an investigation into alleged election law frauds in Philadelphia and the conduct of the district attorney of Philadelphia County in respect of such putative offenses.*fn1 The
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resolution empowered the committee to hold hearings, take testimony and subpoena witnesses and records; it also required the committee to report its findings and recommendations to the Senate as soon as possible for remedial legislation or other appropriate action. The members of the committee were duly appointed by the president pro tempore of the Senate, as contemplated by the resolution, and are the defendants in the present suit.
The same day that the members of the committee convened in Philadelphia for the purpose of their appointment and began examining witnesses (viz., August 23, 1960), the plaintiff, a taxpayer and resident of Philadelphia, filed his complaint in this case in a court of common pleas of Philadelphia County seeking to restrain the members of the committee from taking any action, as authorized by the resolution, and to enjoin the members of the committee from making any expenditures of funds of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The court granted a rule on the defendant committee members to show cause why a preliminary injunction should not issue, returnable August 29, 1960.
On August 26, 1960, the defendants, represented by the Attorney General, filed preliminary objections
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to the complaint, asserting that the Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia County was without jurisdiction to restrain the defendants from performing any official act, either in their capacity as State officers or as the representatives of an instrumentality of the State, and that jurisdiction of the complaint was exclusively in the Court of Common Pleas of Dauphin County. The defendants also demurred to the complaint on the ground that it did not allege a cause of action cognizable in equity; that the resolution constituting the committee was in accordance with and under the authority of the Pennsylvania Constitution; and that the committee has full constitutional authority to hold hearings and perform all the duties and functions prescribed by the resolution.
Argument was had in the matter on August 31, 1960, before the court below which, on September 12, 1960, filed an opinion and accompanying order overruling defendants' preliminary objections and enjoining the defendants preliminarily from performing the duties imposed upon them by the resolution. The order gave the defendants twenty days within which to answer the complaint on the merits. The Attorney General forthwith appealed the order to this court on September 13, 1960, and contemporaneously petitioned for advancement of the argument. With notice to counsel for the plaintiff, we entered an order on the same day listing the appeal for argument in Pittsburgh on September 26, 1960, which has been had.
The defendants' preliminary objection that the suit could be brought only in the Court of Common Pleas of Dauphin County is well taken and must be sustained, not, however, because the Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia lacked jurisdiction, either of subject matter or person, but because the venue of the controversy is exclusively in Dauphin County.
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Jurisdiction of subject matter relates to the competency of a court to hear and determine controversies of the general nature of the matter involved, which, in this instance, is a suit in equity for an injunction to enjoin and restrain acts allegedly contrary to law. Jurisdiction of the person is ordinarily acquired by service upon him of the court's process within the territorial limits of its authority. Venue is the right of a party sued to have the action brought and heard in a particular judicial district. Jurisdiction of subject matter can never attach nor be acquired by consent or waiver of the parties, while venue may always be waived.
Section 13 of the Act of June 16, 1836, P.L. 784, 17 PS § 281, conferred general equity jurisdiction on all of the courts of common pleas of the Commonwealth, as follows: "The several courts of common pleas shall have the jurisdiction and powers of a court of chancery ... in such ... cases as the said courts have heretofore possessed such jurisdiction and powers under the Constitution and laws of this commonwealth." This jurisdiction unquestionably embraces the power of every court of common pleas of the Commonwealth to prevent or restrain "the commission or continuance of acts contrary to law, and prejudicial to the interest of the community, or the rights of individuals." See Zerbe Township School District v. Thomas, 353 Pa. 162, 168, 44 A.2d 566, and cases there cited.
However, Equity Rule 1503(c) of the Pennsylvania Rules of Civil Procedure prescribes that "An action against the head of an executive or administrative department, a departmental administrative board or commission or an independent administrative board or commission, or an officer or instrumentality of the Commonwealth may be brought in and only in Dauphin
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County." This Rule was adopted and promulgated by virtue of the authority conferred upon this Court by Section 1 of the Act of June 21, 1937, P. L. 1982, as amended, 17 P.S § 61, which, in presently material part, provides that, "... the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania shall have the power to prescribe by general rule the forms of actions, process, writs, pleadings, and motions, and the practice and procedure in civil actions at law and in equity for the courts of common pleas ... Provided, That such rules ... shall neither abridge, enlarge, nor modify the substantive rights of any litigant nor the jurisdiction of any of the said courts..." (Emphasis supplied).
It is plain enough, therefore, that what Rule 1503(c) prescribes is the venue of actions of the type therein referred to, and is not a limitation or a restriction upon the equity jurisdiction of the courts of the commonwealth outside of Dauphin County. Manifestly, if the holding were to be otherwise, the rule would automatically be invalidated as an excessive exercise of our rule-making power under the Act of 1937, supra.
Thus, venue, unlike jurisdiction, being a matter of procedure, and not substance, is within the competency of the Procedural Rule's prescription. "Essentially venue is an incidence of procedure. It is part of that body of law which bounds and delineates the forum and the manner and mode of enforcing a litigant's rights. It is distinguishable from and is not within the field of law, known as substantive, which recognizes, creates and defines rights and liabilities and causes of action.": Hadlich v. American Mail Line, 82 F.Supp. 562, 563 (1949).
The Act of May 26, 1931, P.L. 191, 12 PS §§ 104-105, upon which the plaintiff relies, was suspended absolutely by the Rules of Civil Procedure and is without out
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bearing upon the meaning and intent of Rule 1503(c).*fn2 The Act of 1931 was made applicable to a "State officer" which the Act defined, in Section 1, as "the head of any administrative department or the chief executive officer of any independent administrative board or commission of the Commonwealth." Rule 1503(c) contains no such limitation and provides that "An action against ... an officer or instrumentality of the Commonwealth may be brought in and only in Dauphin County." There appears to be no rational ground for differentiating between members of the legislative, executive and judicial branches of government in order to determine who is included in the definition of "officers ... of the Commonwealth." A State Senator has been held to be such an officer (see Commonwealth v. Clark, 123 Pa. Superior Ct. 277, 294, 187 Atl. 237) and legislative committees are instrumentalities of the Commonwealth, within the meaning of Rule 1503(c).
A court's determination that the venue of an action lies within its judicial district, being interlocutory, is not of itself appealable. However, the question of venue is present here on the defendants' appeal from the preliminary injunction entered against them. Section 1 of the Act of February 14, 1866, P. L. 28, 12 PS § 1101, expressly makes the granting of a preliminary injunction appealable. On such an appeal, we look only to see if there were any apparently reasonable grounds for the action of the court below and, ordinarily, will not further consider the merits of the case or pass upon the reasons for or against such action unless
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it is plain that no such grounds existed or that the rules of law relied on are palpably wrong or clearly inapplicable: Lindenfelser v. Lindenfelser, 385 Pa. 342, 343-344, 123 A.2d 626. It is apparent that no reasonable grounds exist for the action of the court below, since it erroneously interpreted the law pertaining to the venue of the action.
So much suffices for the vacation of the decree entered by the court below and the dismissal of the plaintiff's complaint and, if only private litigants were concerned, we would proceed no further. But, this is a public matter and, if the disposition of these appeals were to be confined to our decision on the procedural issue of venue alone, the important substantive questions raised and fully argued before us by counsel for the plaintiff and by the Attorney General representing the appellant committee members, could immediately be relitigated in the Court of Common Pleas of Dauphin County, whose final decree would then be appealable to this court and we would again have before us with consequential delay the same fundamental problems. In that situation, and inasmuch as an early final decision on the merits by this court would appeal to be in the public interest, we shall now consider and pass upon the substantive questions raised on these appeals, as well as the scope of the resolution which the record brings before us.
Article II, Section 4, of the Pennsylvania Constitution provides that "At regular sessions convening in even-numbered years the General Assembly shall not enact any laws, except laws raising revenue and laws making appropriations." The court below concluded that the Senate resolution here involved is an unconstitutional attempt by the Senate to enact a law. With that conclusion we cannot agree. Article II, Section 4, restricts the type of "laws" that may be enacted by
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the legislature at a regular session in an even-numbered year. It has no reference to, nor does it limit, any power of either House of the General Assembly except in respect of the enactment of laws. For example, this constitutional provision does not, as counsel for the plaintiff concedes, restrict the power of the Senate to approve appointments made by the Governor. Neither does it limit the right of the legislature to authorize committee investigations for any proper purpose. The right to investigate in order to acquire factual knowledge concerning particular subjects which will, or may, aid the legislators in their efforts to determine if, or in what manner, they should exercise their powers, is an inherent right of a legislative body, ancillary to, but distinct from, such powers. It is immaterial that laws drafted as a result of the legislative investigation can not be passed at the session at which the committee was constituted.
Moreover, the differences between laws and resolutions are fundamental. A law is a bill that has been passed by a majority of the members of both Houses of the General Assembly and has either been signed by the Governor or has not been acted upon by him within the time prescribed by the Constitution after its passage by the legislature, or if it has been vetoed by the Governor, has again been passed by both Houses with an approving vote of at least two-thirds of the members of each House. Resolutions, on the other hand, may be adopted by either one, or both, of the Houses of the General Assembly and do not require the Governor's signature or approval to validate them and are not subject to veto by the Governor. In Scudder v. Smith, 331 Pa. 165, 170, 200 Atl. 601, this court, in pointing out the difference between a law and a resolution, said: "Section 1 of Article III of the Constitution provides: 'No law shall be passed except by Bill,
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and no Bill shall be so altered or amended on its passage through either House as to change its original purpose.' In the Southwark Bank v. The Commonwealth, 26 Pa. 446, 450, this court said: 'A bill is the draft or form of an act presented to the legislature, but not enacted. An "act" is the appropriate term for it after it has been acted on by, and passed, the legislature. It is then something more than a draft or form. It has a legal existence as "an act" of the legislative body, because it becomes a law, without further action from any other branch of the government, if the executive takes no measures to prevent it.' A 'Bill' has been defined to be 'a form or draft of a law presented to a legislature for enactment': Webster's New International Dictionary. A 'Joint Resolution' has been defined by the same authority to be 'A resolution adopted jointly by the two branches of a legislative body.' A 'resolution' by the same authority has been defined as 'A formal expression of the opinion or will of an official body or a public assembly, adopted by vote; as a legislative resolution.' When the Constitution provided that 'no law shall be passed except by bill,' it meant by 'a form or draft of a law submitted to the legislature for enactment'; it did not recognize a mere 'formal expression of opinion' as adequate to the creation of a law."
The difference between a law and a legislative resolution is plain enough; and, it is only "laws" that come within the Constitutional restriction of Article II, Section 4. We accordingly hold that the Senate resolution involved in this case is not a "law" within the purview of Article II, Section 4, of the Pennsylvania Constitution, and that the adoption of the resolution at the 1960 regular session was not thereby prohibited.
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The clause in the Senate resolution which assumes to direct the committee members to investigate "into the actions of the District Attorney of Philadelphia County with respect [to charges of alleged election frauds in that county]" is beyond the constitutional power of the State Senate to authorize. And, it is not only within the unquestionable province, but is the bounden duty, of the judiciary to so declare when occasion requires.
As already mentioned, the justification for a legislative lative investigation, whether conducted by one or both of the houses of the General Assembly, is the ascertainment of facts and other relevant information to aid the members of the legislative bodies in formulating, drafting and enacting remedial or other beneficial laws. Such is the predominant legally permissible purpose of a legislative investigative committee. There are, however, several ancillary purposes. For instance, the Senate may properly, as it sometimes does, constitute a committee of its members to investigate the qualifications of gubernatorial appointees whose confirmation requires Senate approval. The House may also investigate the conduct of any governmental official in furtherance of a possible exercise of its constitutional jurisdiction to institute impeachment proceedings. Article VI, Section 1, of the Pennsylvania Constitution expressly provides that "The House of Representatives shall have the sole power of impeachment." And, in this same connection, Section 2 of Article VI provides that "all impeachments shall be tried by the Senate ... [and] no person shall be convicted without the concurrence of two-thirds of the members present." Thus, the members of the Senate actually sit in judgment on the truth or falsity of impeachment charges. It would not only be unthinkable but an unconstitutional denial of procedural due process for the Senate to investigate
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into the conduct of an official and then sit in judgment on his guilt or innocence of impeachment charges arising out of the investigation.
Moreover, the legislature could not constitutionally enact any law to suspend or remove from office or otherwise punish in any way the district attorney of any county even if an investigation should happen to reveal that the particular district attorney was in some manner derelict in his duty. A district attorney is a constitutional officer, elected by the people of the county which he serves (Article XIV, Sections 1 and 2 of the Pennsylvania Constitution) and, for any misfeasance or malfeasance in the discharge of his public duties, the criminal law, with its penal sanctions, provides the appropriate procedure for an adjudication of his guilt or innocence.
Since the Senate is without constitutional power to investigate the conduct of a particular district attorney, the proposed investigation of the district attorney of Philadelphia County, pursuant to the resolution here involved, if carried out, would not only serve no useful purpose but would do violence to the principles of our constitutional form of government. There is no such thing in this country as "parliamentary sovereignty." And, legislative investigations must be kept strictly within their proper bounds if the orderly and long-established processes of our coordinate branches of government are to be maintained.
While we do not approve the decree of the court below, as our order of reversal evidences, we wish to make it clear, in view of the illy considered, or at least unthinking, criticisms lately leveled at the court below for its decision in this very case, that the lower court's action was not a "judicial impertinence" but was within its judicial authority.
Decree vacated and complaint dismissed; the parties to pay their respective costs.
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The State Senate of Pennsylvania on June 17, 1960, adopted a resolution which in material parts reads as follows:
"RESOLVED, That the President Pro Tempore of the Senate appoint five members of the Senate who shall constitute a committee to investigate into the charges of election frauds in Philadelphia, and also investigate into the actions of the District Attorney of Philadelphia with respect thereto, and be it further
"RESOLVED, That the committee shall also investigate similar charges in any other county in which a district attorney has failed or refused to take action or has appeared to have acted in a negligent manner and the Chairman of the Committee has received written notice or complaint of such charges; and be it further
"RESOLVED, That the committee may hold hearings, take testimony and make its investigations at such places as it shall deem necessary within this Commonwealth. It may issue subpoenas ...; and be it further
"RESOLVED, That the committee report its findings, together with its recommendations, for remedial legislation or other appropriate action as soon as possible."
I am convinced that the Senate had power to pass this resolution. The Court of Common Pleas No. 6 of Philadelphia County held (1) that it had jurisdiction of a bill for an injunction to restrain the Senate Committee, and (2) that the resolution was illegal and unconstitutional. Each of these conclusions was erroneous.
Rule 1503(c) of the Pennsylvania Rules of Civil Procedure provides: "An action against the head of an executive or administrative department, a departmental administrative board or commission or an independent
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administrative board or commission, or an officer or instrumentality of the Commonwealth may be brought in and only in Dauphin County."
A State Senator is an officer of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, an office which was created by Article XIV, § 1 of the Constitution of Pennsylvania: Commonwealth v. Clark, 123 Pa. Superior Ct. 277, 187 A.2d 236; Lamar v. United States, 241 U.S. 103; 81 C.J.S., § 52; 42 Am. Jur., Public Officers, § 20; Brown v. The Superior Court of the State of Arizona, 81 Ariz. 235, 303 P.2d 990 (1956); Watson v. State Election Board, 302 P.2d 134 (Okla. 1956); State ex rel. Stadter v. Patterson, 197 Ore. 1, 251 P.2d 123 (1952); State ex rel. Grant v. Eaton, 114 Mont. 199, 133 P.2d 588 (1943); Rich v. Industrial Accident Commission, 98 P.2d 249, 36 Cal.App.2d 628 (1940); Roberts v. Millikin, 200 Wash. 60, 93 P.2d 393 (1939); In re Anderson, 164 Wis. 1, 159 N.W. 559 (1916). See also : Commonwealth ex rel. Foreman v. Hampson, 393 Pa. 467, 473, 143 A.2d 369.
In Commonwealth v. Clark, supra, the defendant was a Senator of Pennsylvania at the time of the crimes for which he was indicted and convicted. The Superior Court, speaking through President Judge KELLER, said (page 294): "The defendant was an 'officer of this Commonwealth' within the meaning of the section, [ § 12 of the Criminal Code, Act of March 31, 1860, P.L. 382] ...."
Senators and members of the Legislature of Pennsylvania are required by the Constitution (Article VII, § 1) to take an oath of office and the Constitutional provision directs: "The foregoing oath shall be administered by some person authorized to administer oaths, and in the case of State officers and judges of the Supreme Court, shall be filed in the office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth, ...."
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In Lamar v. United States, supra, the Court said: "... the common understanding that a member of the House of Representatives was a legislative officer*fn1 of the United States was clearly expressed in the ordinary, as well as legal, dictionaries."
We are all agreed that the Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia County could not consider the questions herein raised; they could only be determined in and by the proper Court in Dauphin County. The majority believes that this is so because venue exists only in Dauphin County. I believe that it is a question of jurisdiction, and jurisdiction and venue exist only in Dauphin County. In this connection the difference between venue and jurisdiction is therefore of little, if any, importance. However, this Court decided this exact question in Merner v. Department of Highways, 375 Pa. 609, 101 A.2d 759. In that case a husband and wife filed a bill in equity in the Court of Common Pleas of Bucks County, praying for an injunction against the Department of Highways to restrain them from diversion of drainage water onto plaintiffs' property. Mr. Justice JONES, speaking for a unanimous Court, sustained preliminary objections to the bill and said (pages 610, 611): "The question in this case is one of Jurisdiction.... Each of the defendants filed preliminary objections, questioning, inter alia, the jurisdiction of the court on the ground that, as to two of the defendants, viz., the Secretary of the Department of Highways of the Commonwealth and the State Public School Building Authority, the Court of Common Pleas of Dauphin County had exclusive jurisdiction....
"Article I Section 11, of the Pennsylvania Constitution provides that 'Suits may be brought against the
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Commonwealth in such manner, in such courts and in such cases as the Legislature may by law direct.' In an exercise of this express constitutional provision, the legislature by Act of May 26, 1931, P.L. 191, 12 PS § 105, vested jurisdiction of actions against the Commonwealth in the Court of Common Pleas of Dauphin County. The procedure has since been carried forward and its scope specified with greater detail for equity practice by Equity Rule 1503(c) of the Pennsylvania Rules of Civil Procedure which provides that 'An action against the head of an executive or administrative department, a departmental administrative board or commission or an independent administrative board or commission, or an officer of instrumentality of the Commonwealth may be brought in and only in Dauphin County.'
"The bill in the instant case was filed on June 30, 1952. The Equity Procedural Rules became effective one day later, viz., July 1, 1952: See Rule 1536. While, as a practical matter, it would make no difference in the result whether the question here involved were decided according to the provisions of the Act of 1931, supra, or in accordance with Equity Rule 1503(c), ....
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"... We may not read into the cited Acts an inclusion of the Commonwealth as a party defendant especially when such jurisdiction has been otherwise statutorily prescribed." (Page 613) See to the same effect Strank v. Mercy Hosp., 376 Pa. 305, 102 A.2d 170; Hauger v. Hauger, 376 Pa. 216, 101 A.2d 632; Gardner v. Allegheny County, 382 Pa. 88, 95, 114 A.2d 491.
This Court has wisely decided, in view of the tremendous importance to the public of the questions involved, to point out that even if the action had been brought in Dauphin County the Legislature had the right to make a proper investigation of alleged voting frauds in Philadelphia.
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The recent Constitutional Amendment of 1959, Article II, § 4, as amended, provides that the General Assembly shall be convened in even numbered years and "The General Assembly shall not enact any laws, except laws raising revenue and laws making appropriations". The lower Court held that a resolution was a law, and therefore no resolution could be passed in this Session of 1960 except for revenue purposes or the making of appropriations. This was clear error. The Legislature and separately each branch thereof continue to have the inherent and Constitutional authority to perform non-law making functions in this and in every Session of the Legislature, including, on the part of the Senate, the confirmation or rejection of executive nominations, the disposition of resolutions, and the conduct of investigations. The power and right of the Legislature and of each branch thereof to conduct proper investigations into matters involving the making or rejection of laws is basic and fundamental and is a power which should be liberally construed and sustained in the safeguarding and preservation of a Republican form of government. As Mr. Justice FRANKFURTER said in Tenney v. Brandhove, 341 U.S. 367, 377: "Investigations, whether by standing or special committees, are an established part of representative government. ..."
In brief, the Legislature has every power which is not specifically or by necessary implication prohibited or restricted by the Constitution: Likins' Petition (No. 1), 223 Pa. 456, 72 A. 858; Collins v. Commonwealth, 262 Pa 572, 106 A. 229; Commonwealth v. Wormser, 260 Pa. 44, 103 A. 500; Commonwealth ex rel. Attorney General v. Benn, 284 Pa. 421, 131 A. 253.
I differ strongly with the majority opinion that the Senate has no right or power to investigate "for the purpose of remedial legislation or other appropriate
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action" the actions of the District Attorney of Philadelphia with respect to charges of election frauds in Philadelphia and to investigate similar charges in any other county in which the District Attorney has failed or refused to take action or has appeared to have acted in a negligent manner, etc. The power of a Legislature to make a proper investigation of possible legislation is a basic fundamental right and power which the Legislature and each branch thereof possesses and in the interest of the public welfare must continue to possess unless prohibited or restricted by the Constitution. For example, the Legislature has the power to enact legislation dealing with the powers, functions, duties, restrictions and limitations (as well as the salary) of a duly elected or appointed District Attorney and to repeal laws and to consider and to pass amendments or new laws in connection therewith. These powers it has exercised on a myriad of occasions. If it has such power, and it undoubtedly has, then it follows as night follows day that it can conduct investigations which will aid it in wisely determining what, if any, legislation should be considered or enacted or altered or repealed. Many authorities support this wise position.
The majority has surprisingly decided that the Senate cannot investigate district attorneys who have "failed or refused to take action or have appeared to have acted in a negligent manner [in connection with election frauds]." We say "surprisingly" because neither of the parties argued or briefed, nor did they or the lower Court discuss or even consider the distinction and the exclusion made by the majority with respect to district attorneys. This is not an investigation for purposes of impeachment; this is an investigation for purposes of remedial or appropriate legislation of the conduct of district attorneys who have failed
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or refused, or who have apparently failed or refused, to take action in connection with alleged election frauds. The majority correctly asserts that the Legislature cannot constitutionally suspend or remove from office a district attorney since he is a constitutional officer who is punishable in accordance with the Constitution for any misfeasance or malfeasance in office. However, the majority has completely missed the point. This is not an attempt, we repeat, to remove from office or constitutionally punish the District Attorney of Philadelphia. This, by the clear terms of the Senate's resolution, is an investigation of alleged negligent conduct by district attorneys for the purpose of remedial legislation or other appropriate legislative action. The legislature is one of the three great branches of our Republican form of Government. It can do anything which it is not expressly or by necessary implication prohibited from doing by the Constitution. One of its most important functions is the power of investigation for purpose of legislation - initial, amendatory, remedial or repealing legislation.
Not only is there no authority of any kind whatsoever to support the majority's opinion on this branch of the case, but the law has been to the contrary for nearly one hundred years. Commonwealth v. McHale, 97 Pa. 397, 406; Commonwealth v. Lehman, 309 Pa. 486, 491-492, 164 A. 526; Dauphin County Grand Jury Investigation (No. 3), 332 Pa. 358, 362-363, 2 A.2d 809; Commonwealth v. Havrilla, 38 Pa. Superior Ct. 292, 295; Commonwealth v. ex rel. v. Irvin, 110 Pa. Superior Ct. 387, 393, 168 A. 868.
In Commonwealth v. McHale, 97 Pa., supra, defendants were indicted in connection with election frauds. A motion to quash the indictment because it was signed by a man who was specially appointed by the Court to try the cases and was not signed by the district attorney,
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was overruled. Defendant's counsel in that case contended for the proposition which is herein adopted by the majority, namely, that the Constitution protects a duly elected district attorney and prevents his removal. Mr. Justice (later Chief Justice) PAXSON, speaking for a unanimous court, said: "...The appointment appears to have been regularly made in accordance with the provisions of said act, .... But it is said the appointment was illegal because the Constitution adopted since the act of 1866 was passed, makes the district attorney a constitutional officer, and as such he cannot be stripped of his powers by the legislature. There is little force in this suggestion. While the legislature may not abolish the office, it can control the officer. They can regulate the performance of his duties, and punish him for misconduct, as in the case of other officers. And where he neglects or refuses to act, or where, from the circumstances of a given case, it is improper and indelicate for him to act, it is competent for the legislature to afford a remedy. ..."
In Commonwealth v. Lehman, 309 Pa., supra, the defendant objected to the authority of a trial court to request the attorney general to appoint an attorney to supersede the district attorney for the preparation and trial of that case. The Court dismissed the objections and Mr. Justice LINN, speaking for a unanimous court, said (pp. 491-492): "... As the Constitution does not prescribe the duties of the district attorney, it has been held that the legislature may regulate the performance of the duties of the office and provide for cases in which it would be improper for the elected officer to act: Com. v. McHale, 97 Pa. 397; Com. v. Havrilla, 38 Pa. Superior Ct. 292; see, also Snyder's Case, 301 Pa. 276, 152 A. 33."
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In Dauphin County Grand Jury Investigation (No. 3), 332 Pa., supra, Mr. Justice (later Chief Justice) STERN said (pages 362-363): "... And, while it is true that district attorneys are constitutional officers (Constitution, Article XIV, section 1), it is well established that since the Constitution does not prescribe the duties of the district attorney the legislature may regulate the performance of such duties and provide for cases in which it would be improper for the elected officer to act: Commonwealth v. McHale, 97 Pa. 397, 406; Commonwealth v. Havrilla, 38 Pa. Superior Ct. 292, 295; Commonwealth v. Lehman, 309 Pa. 486, 491, 492."
A contention similar to the position taken by the majority in this case was made in Commonwealth v. Havrilla, 38 Pa. Superior Ct., supra. In that case the Court dismissed a motion to quash the indictment because it was signed by a special district attorney who had been appointed by the attorney general to supersede the elected district attorney. This supersession was authorized by the Act of May 2, 1905, and it was unsuccessfully contended that this Act was unconstitutional. The Superior Court said (page 295): "It is claimed that as the district attorney is a constitutional officer this act deprives him of his power. The argument presents the distinction between elected and appointed officers and contends that elective officers can only be removed by the governor for reasonable cause after due notice and full hearing on the address of two-thirds of the senate, and that because the district attorney is recognized in the constitution as a county officer his duties may not be controlled by the legislature. This view of the case overlooks the fact, however, that the constitution does not prescribe the duties of the district attorney. The legislature may not abolish the office, but it may regulate the method
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(pages 30-31): "We conclude from the review of decided cases and historical and other authorities that the Attorney General of Pennsylvania is clothed with the powers and attributes which enveloped Attorneys General at common law, including the right to investigate criminal acts, to institute proceedings in the several counties of the Commonwealth, to sign indictments, to appear before the grand jury and submit testimony, to appear in court and to try criminal cases on the Commonwealth's behalf, and, in any and all these activities to supersede and set aside the district attorney when in the Attorney General's judgment [reasonably exercised] such action may be necessary."
This decision and opinion was cited and quoted with approval in Dauphin County Grand Jury Investigation (No.1), 332 Pa. 289, 298, 2 A.2d 783 (opinion by Mr. Chief Justice KEPHART); Dauphin County Grand Jury Investigation (No. 3), 332 Pa. 358, 362, 2 A.2d 809 (opinion by Mr. Justice STERN); Margiotti Appeal, 365 Pa. 330, 332, 75 A.2d 465; Commonwealth ex rel. Margiotti v. Orsini, 368 Pa. 259, 262, 81 A.2d 891; Commonwealth v. Fudeman, 396 Pa. 236, 238, 152 A.2d 428.*fn2
Since the authorities have iterated and reiterated that an attorney general, who is only an appointed state officer, can investigate a district attorney's (a) failure to act in the performance of his duties, and (b) his duties and his actions and his conduct as district attorney, it seems to clearly follow that the legislature, which we repeat is one of the three great branches of our Government, and far superior to an attorney general, would likewise have the right and
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power to investigate a district attorney's actions and alleged failure to act for the purpose of considering appropriate legislation.
For the aforesaid reasons I would sustain the Senate resolution and a proper investigation conducted thereunder, and I would vacate the decree entered by the lower Court and dismiss plaintiff's bill of complaint.
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Bought for my mom cause she likes the smell of Lavender. Told her how others used it, eg. spraying in the room, misting on face. BAD IDEA. Half an hour later, she started itching very badly, and woke up with her face all swollen. Saw the doctor , and they said it was hives :/ Bad bad bad.
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Je suis un peu déçu de ce produit, il sent vraiment la lavande mais l'odeur ne reste pas. Je l'utilise pour rafraichir des vêtements ou encore avant de dormir sur un mouchoir pour l'odeur, mais une fois que c'est sec on ne sent déjà plus rien. Je ne rachèterai pas. Comme aujourd'hui il est gratuit mais même gratuit je ne le prendrai pas.
Handy little bottle and the mist smells wonderful!
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Nice to give as part of gifts:)Really nice smell of lavender!
This is a very lightweight water based mist...
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This is nice for spritzing face after cleansing,etc. I like it for that, I am sure there are other uses but have not spent too much time considering possibilities since I just bought it for first time... Love the price... Because it is probably mostly water you can use it to spritz pillows etc. without feeling like you are wallowing in perfume...
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Light, fresh scent, great price for sampling.
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Love this mist, smells so nice, I also wish the scent would last longer, great job again Hugo
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We spray this in my 8 year old son's room at night (and on his pillow and stuffed animals, although you have to be careful they don't get too wet!) to help him shut off his mind and go to sleep...it works well for him. We also use it as a room freshener, it's so nice because it's a REAL smell and not that horrible synthetic stuff sold in grocery stores. I highly recommend this product.
Good lavender scent, light formula
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This is a good mist with an authentic Lavender scent to it. I use it on my bedding and on my skin as a pick-me-up. The price is very good as well for a small, portable bottle like this in a classy packaging. Other reviews have commented on the fragrance being not lasting enough, but one has to manage expectations. Being a mist (i.e. with a mix of liquids), it definitely doesn't compare that well to pure 100% essential oil for staying power and scent strength. But it does what it's supposed to do and has a pleasant scent and similar staying power to other mists being sold out there.
Smells great.
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Fill Settlement Despite Vertical Sand Drainsby George F. Sowers,
Serial Information: Journal of the Soil Mechanics and Foundations Division, 1964, Vol. 90, Issue 5, Pg. 289-302
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Abstract: A marsh deposit, stabilized by vertical sand drains and a surcharge loading, settled 4 ft after completion of the stabilization, preconsolidation period. Soil borings and laboratory tests made 4 yr after construction show that 6 ft of primary consolidation should have been anticipated, of which only 1.5 ft would occur during the specified 3-month stabilization period. The remainder would be virtually complete approximately 10 yr after construction, but some secondary compression would continue indefinitely. The predicted settlement 11 yr after construction was 7 ft, including 1 ft of secondary compression; this total was within 10% of the measured value.
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Sounds of the Wells
Tunbridge Wells has so many positives going for the area: its history, beautiful parks, great shopping, lovely restaurants and a varied cultural offer, which includes our vibrant live music scene that covers a wide range of music to suit all tastes and ages. In the town centre alone there are a number of venues that host live music throughout the year. At the top end of the town there is the Assembly Hall Theatre, and across the road, housed in a converted Grade two listed church, is the independently run Trinity Theatre. Just down the road near the Pantiles, and sitting proudly on the Common, is the independent music venue The Forum which as well as celebrating its 20th year in 2013, also won the NME Best Small Music Venue award in 2012. On the Pantiles, there is The Grey Lady Music Lounge, as well as a bandstand, both of which enjoy a number of live music events throughout the year.
Another positive for Tunbridge Wells is that we host a number of music festivals over the year. This starts with The Forum's very own 'Unfest' held over the last bank holiday in May. The one & only Local & Live, in its eighth year, will be held over the August bank holiday weekend. It will showcase over a 100 local original music acts, demonstrating just how much talent there is in the local area. On the classical music front, we have the Tunbridge Wells International Music Festival which is in its tenth year and will be held over two weeks in late September and early October across a number of venues. The prestigious International Young Concert Artists' Competition has been running bi-annually since 1979. All of this is in addition to a lively set of pubs and clubs offering everything from rock and jazz groups to more unusual fare such as The Tunbridge Wells Ukulele Group.
Not only are all these an enjoyable way to spend leisure time with your friends and family, but they bring in vital commerce to the town centre, and with your help there is potential to grow this offer and encourage more people to visit our town.
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