Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-14
Nine Montgomery Republicans in House Seat Race

'sular Affairs to investigate state
hood for Hawaii. He also has
been active with the Community
Chest, United Negro College Fund
and the American Legion. He
now has his own law practice.
Candidate Wallace, also an at
torney, lives at 9805 Dallas avenue
and has two children. He was
born and raised in the county,
attending public schools and later
receiving a law degree from Ma
tional University. He is a mem
Der of both the Maryland and
District Bars. During the war,
he was a Naval lieutenant and
still is in the Reserve.
Former Chamber Head.
A past president of the Silver
Spring Chamber of Commerce,
he also is a member of the Silver
Spring Lions Club. Montgomery
County Bar Association and the
Board of Stewards of the Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church
in Washington.
Mr.. Bradshaw has served on
the County Council for the past
two years. Born in Stafford. Va.
he has lived in Takoma Park
since 1929. His present home is
at 1913 Anne street. He graduated
from. National University and has
conducted law practice since
1885. He served three years in
the Navy as lieutenant Is. g.
and participated in the Nor
mandy invasion.
Mr.. Bradshaw also is general
counsel and a member of the
board of directors of the Citizens
Bank of Takoma Park. He for
nerly served as corporation coun-
sci for the town of Takoma Park.
He has been active in the COM
munity's Chamber of Commerce,
the county YMCA, Takoma Park
Volunteer Fire Department. Ia
koma Park Community League
and several other groups. Married
and the father of a son, Mr.. Brad
shaw is scheduled for admission
to the Supreme Court practice
during ceremonies at II am. next
Wednesday.
Former News Reporter.
Candidate Dalton, another at
torney. also is a Navy veteran,
having served as a lieutenant
commander aboard an. aircraft
carrier during the war. He at
tended the Naval Academy for
nearly four years, resigning just
before graduation, and later OBJ
tanned a law degree from George
town University. A reporter for
The Washington Post in 1945,
Mr.. Dalton now instructs pub
lie relations class at Southeastern
University.
Active in numerous groups, in
GLIDING the Community Chest,
county Republican groups, the
Moose and Masonic orders and
the Sons of the American Revolu-
ton, Mr.. Dalton lives at 1910 Col
ston drive with his wife and three
children.
Mrs. Dixon, mother of four
daughters and a son, is the hus-
band of F. Wallace Dixon, Wash
ington architect. They live at 1903
Exfair road. Reared in Akron,
Ohio, Mrs. Dixon attended Akron
University and American Univer-
sity. Besides being a housewife,
she also conducts a real estate
business in Bethesda.
16 Years in County.
She is a member of the Beth
esda- Chevy Chase High School
and Bethesda Elementary School
PTAs, the Red Cross Motor Corps,
League of Women Voters and the
Christian Church. She moved to
the county Is years ago.
Candidate Long is running for
an elected Office for the third time. |
In 1888, he lost out in the party
primary for Congress and in 1912,
was an unsuccessful primary can
didate in the race for county COM
missioner. A county resident since
1924, he now lives at 20 Everett |
street, Kensington.
A lawyer admitted to practice
in Maryland, Washington and
Virginia, Mr.. Long has studied at
National, American and Catholic
Universities. He served in the
Army in World War I and is a
past commander of the Kensing-
ton American Legion Post. He
also has been active in civic af-
fairs in that community and is
member of the Kensington Lions