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tional objectives of prime im-
KANSAS CITY, KANSAS.
portance, as he viewed the matter, is
the abolition of needless friction be-
BLAKE IS THE WINNER
tween business and government.
"As important as anything else,"
he said, "we must end corruption
A MAJORITY OF ABOUT 1,500
in public life. We haven't the
OVER H. F. SCHAIBLE.
answer to a lot of problems but one
thing we do know. we cannot go on
with 10 million unemployed, or with
Mayor McCombs and All Other
either inefficiency or corruption in
Incumbents Win-New Street
public life.
Commissioner Is a Young
"The democracies are pressed from
Democrat.
every side and they've got to show
their best side."
Later, Mr. Murphy spent a con-
siderable time in consultation with
Bulletin.
Mr. Milligan and three members of
his staff, Sam C. Blair, Thomas
The count in 148 precincts at
Costolow and Richard Phelps. He
2 o'clock this morning gave:
was asked by reporters if he meant
Schaible
15,469
to renew the appointment of Henry
Blake
16,968
L. Dillingham, United States
marshal, who has remained in office
Henry F. Schaible, street commis-
although his term expired last year.
sioner in Kansas City, Kansas, many
Action on Dillingham Soon.
years, was defeated for re-election
"I mean to take up the matter of
yesterday in a day's voting which
Mr. Dillingham with the President
in the very near future," Mr. Murphy
saw every other incumbent returned
said.
to office. About 60 per cent of the
He said he had no comment to
eligible vote was cast.
make on the stand of Senator Tru-
Schaible, who has served since
man of Missouri, who has pushed
Fred Canfil, his campaign manager,
1921 with the exception of one term,
-Kansas City Star Photograph.
WHAT'S THE TOPIC OF THIS CONVERSATION?
THE TRIUMVIRATE, HOOVER-MURPHY-MILLIGAN - (LEFT TO
RIGHT), IN A HOTEL MUEHLEBACH ROOM.
to replace Dillingham. Truman op-
was defeated by 33-year-old Francis
posed the reappointment both of Mr.
W. Blake, a Democrat, who has come,
Milligan and the marshal last year,
to the fore in that party's revival in
but he lost the fight against the
Wyandotte County. Next Friday he
district attorney, who has the back-
will take over Schaible's street post,
ing of Senator Bennett Clark.
which four years ago was extended
Mr. Hoover said his visit was purely
in connection with Mr. Murphy's
to supervision over the city's parks
and boulevards.
trip. His agents, he went on, still
were pushing their investigation of
It appeared on the basis of 140 of
the Mattson kidnaping case in Ta-
the city's 161 precincts that about
coma, the Levine kidnaping case in
35,000 votes were cast.
New York, and a dozen other major
federal crimes. In addition, he said,
EXPECTED TO LOSE BY 1,500.
many of his men were investigating
The Blake-Schaible contest was
the manipulations of the swindler,
the one race commanding general
Coster-Musica, as president of Mc-
interest. As was predicted, voters
Kesson-Robbins, Inc.
returned to office by heavy majori-
Big FBI Staff Here.
ties both Mayor Don C. McCombs
"You have a pretty big staff in
and George T. Darby, the other two
Kansas City now, too, don't you?"
commissioners on the city board. On
he was asked.
the basis of complete returns in
"A pretty big staff," he said.
about one-half of the city's pre-
The attorney general, Mr. Hoover
cincts, Schaible was expected to trail
and his assistant, Clyde Tolson, were
Blake in the final count by about
met at the Municipal Air Terminal,
1,500 votes.
when they arrived at 3:58 o'clock
Also running true to pre-election
yesterday afternoon, by Milligan,
predictions were the contests for
Blair, E. P. Guinane, head of the
places on the Kansas City, Kansas,
Kansas City field office of the FBI,
school board and the city's board of
and six other federal agents. The
public utilities. For both boards,
Kansas City police department had
present members were reinstated for
provided a motorcycle escort of
4-year terms.
three patrolmen under Sergt. George
PRIMARY SHOWED TREND.
McMeachin.
In his successful quest for the
Shortly before the plane arrived,
street and park post, Blake was the
a federal agent told Sergeant Mc-
beneficiary of a trend away from
Meachin the attorney general and
Schaible, indisputably shown in the
his group would not require an
primaries a week ago, and the in-
escort. Mr. Murphy, Mr. Hoover
ability of certain groups of civic
and Mr. Milligan entered the rear
leaders, both Republican and Demo-
seat of a sedan standing on the
crats, to solidify support for the
ramp a moment after the plane had
street commissioner.
landed. Three FBI agents got into
Blake, a widely known Democrat.
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