The Kansas City Times from Kansas City, Missouri • 4

THE KANSAS CITY TIMES. FBI DAY. MAHCII 27. 1936, THE MINUTE THAT SEEMS A YEAR. Society The Cheat Game ok Politics The Old Idea of a Single Prrfidrntial Term of 6 Yean Baht Vp A pain.

Mr, and Mrs Harry T. Abemafhv hi returned from a visit to Miami Beach, na. By Fsank R. Kiwt. the power of Presidents to keep themselves In office regardless of the popular will has become a real menace.

It undoubtedly Is true that President! spend the last two yesrs ot their first Urpi building up the organlzstlon by hleh they hope and purpose to secure a second nomination and election In other words, to playing politics. The best of them have to do this. They are effective really for about half of their first term. The latter half, they are campaigning. That la what Mr.

Roosevelt la doing now. Everything In the administration la subordinated to the coming election; every word and deed emanating from the White House is considered as to Its effect upon the political situation. Pr and Mm Robert Davis a 111 entertain gueat at the Kansas Citv Flu.harmoiilc Ocheatra concert to he riven Thun-dav night, April 2 In Convention hall r1 tr single term of alx years would be to Increase the likelihood of Its being too long without any assurance that it would In happy rases be long enough. A fixed constitutional limitation to a single term la highly arbitrary and unsatisfactory from every point ot view." Mi Charles E. Crorier mill give a luncheon April 1, woman's d.iy, at the Blue Hllla Country Club, 28 -A plank in the 1936 Democratic platform advocating a constitutional amendment limiting residents to one term of six years is being utged as an answer to the charge that the huge federal machine which Mr.

Roosevelt has built up Is being used to crush out opposition In his own party and that upon It hinge his hopes of u4 0 aqO'F -W MO v-alV Mr. and Mrs James Gordon Anderson will return today Irom Palm Sprints, Cal. Mr Tlvoma L. Bowles and Mrs Franklin Murphy will return today from Chillteothe, Mo. wheie they attended a musical convention.

Pr Mr and Mrs Charlea T. Ballew. 412 West Gretotv boulevard, have returned from Hot Springs, Ark. MR. WILSON agreed that It Is Intolerable that any President should be permitted to determine who should succeed him -himself or another by patronage or coercion, or by any sort of control of the machinery by which delegates to nominating conventions are chosen." The cure for this, he urged, was the abolition of the nominating conventions and a general law bv which the people at the polls made the nomination! directly.

Conventions, he said, should determine nothing except the party platforms. It is Interesting that as able a man as Mr. Wilson should have Ignoied the fact that the federal patronage and power would be equally potent under the scheme he proposed that all that meant was a party primary in every state, and that the federal officeholders would dominate these as easily as they do a nfTU giving th third voice oh THE LINE A GOOD STIFF MWUMG-0UT FOR PRUKIMG IN, YOUR WIFE INFORMS YOU IT'S YOCR AUNT JULIA.WHO HAS COME TO VISIT AND WHO HAS BEEN TRYING TO USE THE EXTENSION SET UPSTAIRS Mrs Cha-les Demaiee will go to arreiburt. Mo, Mondav, to bt the goes- of Mrs Carols Benton Cocke-fair and to address the Art, Books and Crafts Club. THE real new deal plana are held In abeyance, the vital Issues are being dodged.

Everything that can create controversy or promote friction is sidetracked. The mind and heart of everybody ln the administration are set upon securing a second term for the President, a renewed lease of power for themselves. It la the normal situation at this stage of the proceedings and it la everything but pretty. As one read again that Palmer letter of Mr. Wilson '1 and then considers that tha arguments on the other aide have been Increased and enhanced by the expension of the federal power, Ihe single term of alx yeara seems sounder than before.

At any rate, there is a present Intention among certain White House advisers to urge It ln Philadelphia. It can't, they say, do any harm. If adopted, the amendment wouldn't affect Mr. Roosevelt and it would furnish a campaign reply to those who urge that the increased federal power ultimately means a dictatorship which cannot be dislodged. tcojivrlpht.

ISIS 1 Cuwbv WcUlV iCopyrght, 1936 Mrs Maxwell Neb-on Frick of Waeh-lrcton is visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs. JamPS Ray Blacker. IT Isn't much of an answer, but It makes It interesting to recall that It Is not a new proposal, that It has been talked of for generations and that ln 1912 It was part of the Democratic platform, adopted ln Baltimore, and upon which Woodrow Wilson was elected. This plank read as follows: 1 "We favor a single presidential teim and to that end urge the adoption of an amendment to the Constitution making the President of the United States Ineligible for re-election, and we pledge the candidate of this convention to that principle In February, 1913. the senate, then controlled bv Democrats, adopted a resolution submitting to the states a constitutional amendment to carry out this proposal.

Despite strong support it failed ln the house. The chief reason for Us failure was that Mr. Wilson was not ln sympathy with it. He made this plain ln a letter to his friend. Mr.

A. Mltchqll Palmer, ln I which hcflaved the Idea. He made, the point that four years was too long a term for a poor President, too short for a good one; that to change to a Israel Sjnagogue, 2539 Benton boule- SEEK LOWER TAX BASIS ss Dnrothv Croner. who has been the cuc-t of Mis John J. Seehoff In Petersburg Fla has left, for a visit M.aml and Palm Beach.

She w.Il return home the middle of April OMAIIUMX CITY FUCK HI.Lt.D.' A 27-MILL I ON-DOLL AR CUT IN VAL- P. O. In-peUor at Mhlrita Mill Be UATIONS RECOMMENDED. Acting In-iiiiH-ier. Mlns Jane von Behren will return1 Hallock postoffke inspector today ftom college at Hopkms- charge of the Kansas Citv division, ville, Kv to spend the spring vara- announced ve.steiday the appointment Iiiuiiii.dnn Had Ret Proper tr In State at 3, 1 8 I 84 but Hoard of I qua I i a Ion on Id lit the Fig a re.

However, his opposition killed the proposal ln the house and it has not since been advanced by either party. The Idea of those who are considering It now Is to vaccinate during the campaign against the feeling that the weight of the federal machine Is so much greater than ever before that YMmrmmm t.on with her parents. Mr. and Mrs Frank F. von Behren, 412 West Seventieth street terrace.

of Fiank Pleice. inepector at W.chi'a as acting postmaster at Oklahoma C.tv. Pieue, who will hold the post until a rmanent appointment is made, IIATEXIDRESSISHIELDSI Miss Margaret Bauman and Miss Jessie Luyben entertained with a partv and shower for sixeen (meats H-t Raturdav n.eht at the home of Mi-s Bauman for M.ss Helen Funk and HIDIC0 Morans ipaasa Mr Palmer Cox 'h 6 daily trains CHICAGO The Ivanhoe chapter. S. will entertain w.th a benefit card partv ar.d entertairment tomorrow night at Ivanhoe Reservations have tends money on ten plans COME INI 35c 'lllcVwdite been maoe bv M's Abb Par h.

Sir, llirrfil, X'-. PMd i r.h-r.- T-rf int p. ti chaTfr, FT M'S t'-r. Dnrothv imfjr, M'p Cr, ar Mr Man rt t. Mm fec rg plr Mm Qi i UrqU art Mrs j.

Bronkover, Miva lore fir HICKORY hr SI tOUAILt LATH AU SIZES 902 Grand Avenue. Phene Yletor 9148 01 LAB LE Mj Beta Sigma Sorontv will meet tonight with Miss Lolita Brown, 4400 Campbell street jarrrasow city bceu THE KANSA8 CTTT ST AB ffiji Member 0 The Star Staff 1 JcrmsoN City, March 26 A decrease In valuation of Missouri real estate and personal property for 1936 taxes of nearly 27 million dollars was recommended bv the atate board of equalization, composed of the state elective officers, before the final assessments for 1936 taxes are made. The total figure for both classes of property reached by the tax commission was $3 181 308 843, compared to the $3,208 119 443 on which last year's taxes were based The tax commission added more than 12 million dollars to the total of $1,169 183,756 reported by the county assessors, however. SEAL ESTATE LOWES. In the recommendations of the tax commission, real estate was valued at $2 808,773 569, of which was farm land and $1 853,564 812 town lots.

This was more than 30 million dollars below the 1935 tax figures of $2,839,385,281. The total decrease included a drop of $7,215 988 In the town lot classification and $23,395,724 in the farm land. Figures of the tax commission on real estate were about Vi million LIGHTWEIGHT II Im SOLD! so MMiMia mraitm ir LV. KANSAS CITY No. 22 8.30 a.

m. No. 24 6 30 p. m. No.

2 9KX) p. m. I No. 20 KkOOp. m.

No. 4 10:25 p.m. No. 6 11:00 p.m. I Extra fine-extra far.

The only All-Pullman traina to Chicago Equally Convenient service returning; Noa. 2, 4 and 20 carry club cars. Santa Fe sleeping car charges and rail fared of all classes are the lowest in many, yearsj The Mothers Clrb of Bov Scout T.oop No 63 has received these additional re-ervatiors for the benef.t brMg It give tonight at the Kansas City Athenaeum. Mr and Mr- Lfvri Kariton t. Mr ard Mr Jo? Br Mr arrl Mrs Monnv Mr ai Mrs Eugn Boston M' and Mrs ,11 am Bcrr.rr.

M- and Vrs Carl Dnni Vr rd Mr J-Tai f-KOaIen. Mr and Vrs A Bron Dr end Mrs Soottn Mr aid Mm OffirR Kirin. Vr and Mis fliatitn, M1 ar.d Mt A or. Mr ard V-s Tlbbiu Mr a Mrs Naxaon Mr nil V't to rant Brbr Mrs RanMMvfm Mias Mm Urban, Mrs Biun csrdt. Miss Louis D.l rn.

Mrs Par Mv Flora Kupfrr Mr Mar Sn i'h M'ss Hfnrtrtta Pr Mrs Hnpv Da.y, Jabfi GarrMt Mrs OslHafhsar, Miss Mvr Psmer, Mr 8an, si Eloise Jon It always works You feel better all the time ThayTe lighter, sheerer, cooler AND most durable, too. Washable? Of course! Boil and iron them almost endlessly; they retain their shape and give post-five protection. "Marvell!" Dress Shields are guaranteed to protect your dresees. Enjoy then cool underarm comfort. At your favorite Notion Section.

All sues. Be sure to ask for Marvelit" hy name tire I hem yoar are Inter friiwi. Frvnk L. Pierce. May we help you plan your trip? THREE STEPS TO RELIEVING CONSTIPATION SANTA FE TICKET OFFICE Phone Victor 7340 For Convenience -Comfort-Safety will succeed W.

Johnston, post- dollars greater than the valuation master at Oklahoma City since 1924 'sent in by the county assessors, how-At the benefit card party which John ton lesigned yesterday, saying 'evert as the assessors had recom-the Hewitt J. Swearingen post and ne plained to become active as state, chairman of the Republican party. I mended $948666,510 for farm land The deadline for applications for the Oklahoma Citv post has been set for April 14 It was said that It probably would take ninety days for the civil service commission to name three eligible applicants. Senator T. P.

Mr. and Mr. Morris Mendelsohn i Oore was said to favor Charles celebrated their silver wedding an-! Makitis Oklahoma City construction nlversarv lat night at the Ohane materials man. and $1,852,692261 for town lots. Personal property was recommended for a total valuation of by the tax commission, an Increase of $3,801,113 above the 162 of personal property on which 1935 taxes were paid.

Only a few small changes were RHEUMATIC PAIN GONE IN 48 HOURS c. IMwwi aa( a dtuwlnf doae at llaM rrfulalmf tlw ATW Represtntetirt for all Steamship TRAVa RAiil aimal I. aid th. ag. condilioa aad iadlrldaal Med.

II Tomorrow toko less: let the rofolor mooralor action of bowels 4o port of Iht work This story will interest many Men and Women made by the tax commission on the valuation turned In by Walter Miller, county assessor of Jackson County. No change was made in the figure of $24 424 240 for farm lands In the county and $437,923 870 of town lots turned in by the assessor for a total real estate valuation of $462 348 110. moto esa VAi.urs ur. The total personal property for Jackson County was fixed at $65 bv the tax commission, compaied to $63,263 286 recommended by the assessor. The onlv change was an Increase to $12 869.844 in motor car valuations Instead of the $10.724 870 tor knowi.

you would use only the liquid form. A liquid can alwavs ba taken in gradually reduced doses. Reduced dosage is Ihe real secret 0 relief from constipation. Ask a doctor about this. Ask your druggist how very popular liquid laxatives have become.

They give the right kind of help, and right amount of help. Taking a little less each time, gives the bowels a chance to act of their own accord, until they are moving regularly and thoroughly without any help at all. Once you have experienced this comfort, you will never go back to any form of help that can't be regulated to suit tne necdl The liquid laxative generally used is Dr. Caldwell's Nyrup Pepsin. It contains senna and rascara both natural laxative that form no habit, even in children.

The action is gentle, but sure. It will relieve any sluggishness or bilious condition due to constipation. It is the very nicest tasting, nicest acting When you want to get rid of the pain and agony of rheumatism, neuritis or sciatica when that pain and agony is caused or aggravated by excess uric acid and moat of it is You'll make no mistake when you take Allcnru as directed It's a pow- erful jet safe piescription no opiates nothing harmful. 1 Often in 48 hour the pain and I agony are gone theie's Jov in life 1 once more by leading druggists all over America juft ask for 8 ounces prescription Alleniu coats about 85 cents. 1 sn thr w-- 6 ctl ef lus to EJ! TPl AK nut not tnd a op 1 to 1 In i Pf ip 1 I pc 8 Iv I CT or 1 ir I bi It wit Pro war tor (pa I ro Cr ftr if II XT'S XMIXT THE MOIES.

Hard Luck Follows a Studio in Making of Hotel Imperial III Rodoro IW dooe each lime, anlQ rof olorH? to completely rcolorod. NOT long sjro I like some friends 1 lime low in spirit-: down of sort Iv and looked terrible. I knew I 2V run easily had no srrlou organic trouble so I reasoned sensibly, my experience has since proven. work, worry, Delayed hy Dietrich's Demand That Story Re Rewritten and Later hy Her Refusal to Play Part at All, the Picture Suffers Another Setback hen Margaret Sullavan, the New Star, Is Injured. You can find no safer advice than this, to find the solution to your bowel worries.

Just do what hospitals do. and the doctors insist on. 1se a liquid laxative, and 5011 ran bring yourself to rlorklike regularity without strain or ill effect. You ran use a liquid laxative at home. And if you knew what a doc preparation you can buy.

So, try Syrup Pepsin, taking regulated doses till Nature restores regularity. ot vwiwr, 'reported by the assessor and an m- OLLYWOOD, March 26-A zlne cover carried a picture by Nor- crtase f0 $6042.071 for banks instead person natuially would be- man Rockwell showing an attractive of the $5 948 926 The increase in hank l.m Out. in making mou. Mar Mu dSi? the first thing would be to get y-''edbv reporters The cover caused the reports and not a 'torv, then hlie some actors and a deal excitement in Holly- rlp in valuations. 1 wood several studios tried to locate colds and whatnot had just worn me down.

1 had been listening to the 8.S. Radio Program and began to wondrr If my trouble was not lowered strength in my I atarted a course of S.S S. Tonic Treatment. At the end of ten day I noticed a I followed direction faithfully. tablrspoonful before each meaL The color began to come back to my I felt 1 no longer tired easily and soon 1 felt that those red-hlood-rells were back to so-called fighting strength.

The confidence mother has alwavs had in which is still her itsnd-hy when she feels run-down me ought to try this it i great to strong sgsin One of the biggest Increases In per- tonal property was in the cattle classi "Yes, I have tens heck te where I feel like myeelt Bgeln." LIKE THE ENGINEER OF THE LIMITED MAKING-UP LOST TIME ficatlon which Jumped 11 million dol- lar, 0VPr flgllre of 224 to $34 828,747 this year. Another heavv increase was In motor vehicles jumping 9 million dollars to $64,989,347 0er thp S55.738.9I1 for last year. Horses showed an Increase of 2' mil- 1 dollars to $11,773,351 and hogs I i i i i I I 1 i a director That would be logical but it cant alwavs be done Paia-mount now Is encoeed In making a picture that is full ot When Margaret Suhavan tripped over a LgLl cable on the set of Hotel Imperial' and suffered a broken aim that was or.lv one of the manv things tnat had happened to the putuie Last June. lewis Milestone, chiee-tor had a finished script on 'Hotel lmpcr.il" which lie planned to siati dlrec'n as soon as le finished Arvhmg Goes Rut "Am thing Hors' took w.eks longir thin Its contest winner, sclrdulc, so Huiiv Hithavvav was dancing teacher In Tulsa. While she Ihe gni who had posed for the pic- Pai amount studio found her singing in a Miami Fla night club Terrv vValkir was given a contract and brought to Hollvwood She already rt announced for a part In "The Duster, to be produced by A.

Botsrold' Artbther gl.l was given a contract recently after being discovered in an way. G.ace Fold came to wood as the chaperon of a beauty Miss Ford was a There is no guess work In the S3. Tonic Treatment. of popu-la acceptance and enthusiastic words of praise by users themselves spesk even louder than the scientific appraisal of the progressively improved SS.S product which has caused mil lion to aay to their friends iwaAaa yen Ittl like veereelf (lllte J' mJlon l.0 I Hmsjhold woda dropped off 2 mll-ood Holly-' 1 "2 like my old self. 01 helped millloni of people rebuild etrength throufh their Final reports on the valuations after given the assignment The name was was'condiictVng' her chaTge onTtour by the board of equalization chi ged to I Loved a boldier" and 0f the M-G-M studio Iod Browning 1 lU PrpPar1 ta ever1 film.

ng stared with Marlene Dietrich and Cha-lcs Bcver pi iving the leid But irlene rildn like the snipt d. rector, Insisted that th chaperon be given a screen test. It was followed bv a contiact offer and a good part. and wanted it rewritten She refu-ed tn appear In am scenes until ihe stvv suited her The producer and Miss Dictrhh agreed to part company Einrt Lubhsch, at that time president of Paramount, took over the production Eases Headache In 3 Minutes also neuralgia, muscular aches and pains, toothache, earache, periodical and other pains due to Inorganic causes. No narcotics, 10c and 25c packages, Mr Bi owning had been looking for a gnl wi'li hvpnotic eyes to play the pirt of Laschna.

weird mystery woman In Witch of Timbuktu, starring Liont 1 Barn more Evidently, Miss lord had been In the habit of keeping Bv tint time the p.cture had b.en 'IfT ln cont'1 flx In woik two weeks Mr Hahawav Wl c'nplllrig had shot all around his star, he had ioT taken all the battle etcncs and all the Kkng. the long shots, but never had turned I Hollvwood slowly is lecovertng from Lbmch c.rV4 the 1' cf its income tax.8 Like Lubitsc 1 c.o.cd a hastv Morv confer- other persons all over the country, ATirSw rw.b until a complete Morv was presented and actors were too to hoi. and met with her approv 1 Paper Pn On thinking it our, she decided she i th cidn 1 want to be In 'he picture any- v.n nfwl' 1, a 1 1 way. so she, too, ptked up and left I C8i'd h. -cretary.

lor Europe Look here, Mls Tliomas, jou'v i At that point ln the affairs of the but this." he Picture, shooting had gone on for 1 Vw are KOlng twenty-vven riavs. The wt had 1 today: thfy'Ve 801 been high, and th. re as very little to Jme jl lfrs 4how for Hccretarie.s have Ideas MKs Tliomaa The picture went out of woik bu' "'en to an In- the cast had been engaged, 10 it istdl pnrlv hPt -A mm, lugni at ner home. She Inside Facts WHY DO YOU ITCH. SCRATCH AHD SUFFER? In salaotlng rsmody for bsads ptrlodia pains, and other aarvt uso one that soothea tba tense nrr Oepudine la Ideally suited for simp headache, neuralgia pain, rheums" uvweviif, ueiuRINl poult I 5..

werd relieving almpla headache la to understand its cause. Pain la tha cry of overtaxed nerves for rest. And when thrmmh101 th nerves epread of the body 51affIam) we understand can br ous a nervou disturbance Oh, man, what grand and glorious feeling! when Poslam i( on the job. Itching all gone, burning (topped and that unughtly sb fading. Poslam works fast.

assured them they needn't trl will convince you. The worry a second longer. gives relief to itching, When the guests arrived that night, I burn'nt c'n nd with the irrita- wreve ever offered ie the new Phillips 66 Poly Gss. ft ft honest high test plus the or periodic pain because it relieve I-nerve teneion and bring weiooms 1 isxatlon. Also remember that Ctpuai le quicker because It le a liquid Ingredienta are already dissolved, ne rootles or opiates.

ne rootles or opiates. rapid warm-up silent action added pep and power 1 and the cash savings of more miles per gallon. COST Not a penny more than ordinary low-test motor fuel. SlCGLS. TIOS: Find out the truth about gasoline qual-Ity by trying a tankful yourself.

a 1 I hest units of the scientific POLY-merizstion process. RESILTt Mtrvslously quick starting extra I merizst RESL had to be paid After a few day the front office mnnaged to arrange a deal with Universal for the loan of Margaret 8ullavan Xlueg davs after woik wa renewed, the star was in- liny found income tax forms, a tax expert and a noLaty public all waiting jn tinie aj SWorn EgTSMUMIKIHI tion soothed, healing is promoted. For quick akin comfort Poslam has few equals. Cet it at your druggist, 50c, or a free-trial sample by just writing: POSLAM Dek 5, 254 Weit 54th New York, N.Y. KrriKs at lean six week crew could enjoy the buffet fie erai supper the smart seereiary had pro- e.cral weeks ago a national maga-, vidcd, Masy Moftitt.

No Matter What You Want, It Will Sav You Time nl Money to Uie Star Want Adi..