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SENATE cAMPAiGNER
Long Runs Long Rood
For Short Platform

ing me in shirts and fresh
suits" he said.
He at first tried street-corner
campaigning. but found that
people did not like TO be
bothered in cold weather.
Now he is concentrating on
stores. factories and shopping
centerS. He has visited ~ coun-
ty courthouSes and viii hit all
% by February !.
Il talk these peoples Ian
guage., I've worked at every
thing from selling newspapers
and magazines TO working in q
Sawmill and operating a truck
farm"
Meets ROOters
Yesterday he got a lot Of
early backing from persons he
met. Joseph Lyman. who was
filling a gas tank at a Wheaton
service station. said:
I'm a full-time teacher
Sherwood High SCHOOL, and a
part-time filling station at
tendant. We need someone who
realizes We need support FOR
the school teachers.
Mr.. Long Jokes frequently
about his being a professor.
I'm an economic professor
and my name Is Clarence. Now
v ouknow all the bad things
about me-" he said in a pet
shop. But don't you agree
that it would be good to have
someone who knows something
about economies in the United
States Senator" he continued.
Mr.. Long has aStounded sea-
soned politicians by taking his
campaign on television six
months before the campaign.
Il have TO get the people
talking about me and right now
no one else is on Tv. The peo-
pie hear my one-minute mes.
sages and they don't get as
disguised as they do when every
candidate Is on. he explained.
Puts $4,000 In Race
So far he is spending his own
money.
Il figured at first I would
use $1,000 Of our savings for
the campaign but ! have upper
this to $4,000. and that is all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

Tuesdays. he is out meeting
people ~ TO IA hours a day.
ITS a long time 70 May 20
but a short time in which to
get them to know Long" he
said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

he folds and distributes his own
cards.
Each card bears his picture.
his slogan and Longs Short
Platform" Of eight points.
His slogan Is Make America
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

I can scrape up. I figure that
whatever money ] receive for
the campaign viii come from
small contributors he said.
Not only does Mr.. Long drive
TO his campaign grounds. but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

would abolish with a well-paid
career service). and unemploy-
ment In the upper-age brack-
cts. ..s
Right now, except for teach
ing chores on Mondays and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
By CHARLES L. HOFFMAN

A Woodworking campaigner
s named Long. running on a
"short platform. has en-
harked on a drive for the Mary
land Democratic senatorial
nomination.
Z Clarence ID. Long, a novice
( in the politicalsEame. is meet
ing people at the rate Of 900
a day in his race for the nomi-
nation,
Yesterday he went on a
handshaking tour OF the
Wheaton shopping center.
If my voice holds out. ! will
meet and talk with $4,000 TO
100000 persons before the pri-
: mary May 90 he said.
At times he appears almost
out Of breath. He admits 1t to
the residents he meets.
( I'm running so hard feel
out. Of breath" Mr.. Long told
a captive group in a barber
I, shop.
Taste For Research
The 49-year-old Mr.. Long Is
q professor Of economies at
Johns Hopkins University. His
taste for study and research
shows Up in his campaigning,
- Recently he polled persons in
Westminster, Md, and found
that 40 had heard OF him and
81 had not. He realizes the
problems g newcomer to politics
. faces.
To make certain people know
who he is. he uses - unlike
many politicians-the name Of
: his opponent.
I'm Clarence D, Long and /
am running against gGeorge
p Mahoney. he says.
Like IL or not. Mr.. Mahoney
Is well known in the State and
they viii remember me better
. at election time II use his
name" he explained.
Does Own FOOtwOrk
Mr. Long at present has vir-
tually one-man campaign I'M
: derway. He has a treasurer
and a campaign manager. but
he is doing his own footwork.
His wife spends her time keep
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Strong. Vote for Long" 1t Is
the only poetry ! have ever
written" he explains TO the
voters.
Il feel We have TO be patient
and friendly but strong" he
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Hundreds more Of similsr ssvinssi
.oree selection Of Antique English tenders
ind fire tool sets reduced us much os "A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

said.
He hits at corruption in
unions. giantism in business
and labor. imitation and recess
sion This is very unusual"
he says; the draft (which he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

iepartment-in the western
system. The eastern alarm
board would serve six existing
departments - Silver Spring.
Kensington. Takoma Park. Bur-
louisville, Hillandale and Sandy
Spring.
s Units Centralized
The remaining six county
FIRE fighting organizations tout
OF a present total OF l6) are
currently dispatched by a CEN
trail board at Washington
Grove. These units are desig-
mated as the Rockville. CATH
ersburg. Damascus. Laytons-
vile. Hyattstown and Upper
Montgomery fire departments.
Operation Of one alarm sys.
tenn for 10 or II suburban fire
departments. Mr.. Cummings
stated. would be too costly.
AS planned, all persons re-
porting a fire in the suburban
area would contact the central
fire dispatcher. Initially, the
alarm calls would be made to
existing fire department num-
bers but would automatically
be routed telephonically TO. the
single dispatcher. He In turn
would contact the proper fire
company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

The system, some officials
pointed out. would meet certain
technical difficulties. Street
names and numbers in a dis
tant fire area might be UNI
familiar TO the central dis
patcher. Also. some Of the alarm
calls would have TO be routed
through a toll charge barrier
by the telephone company.
The objections raised by Or
CARNATIONS designed only for
rescue service are somewhat
different.
Since the central alarm plan
eventually would eliminate all
individual fire department tele-
phone numbers In favor OF one
central number. the two rescue
squads would be dependent on
the central dispatcher for as
signments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
he sole you have been waiting for.

Larger Selection
Than Erer
Greater Sarings
Than Ecer
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Central Fire-AIorm Plan
Gains in Montgomery

The long-studied plan for a
central fire-alarm system in
suburban MONTGOMERY County
today is one step closer to real
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One fire department-Bethes-
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solidation Of the alarm-and-
dispatch facilities. but officials
say their resistance is crum-
bling.
Joseph A. Giammatteo. Glen
Echo fire chief and chairman
Of a County Fife Board commit
tee studying the central alarm
system. yesterday reported the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Rescue
Squad has agreed to participate
In the central alarm program.
Wheaton Rescue Squad lead
ers repeatedly are more inclined
than before to discuss partic-
ipation and the question may
be decided at a Wheaton squad
meeting Tuesday.
FavOrs 2 Areas
In Bethesda. however. the
president Of the community's
32-man fire. board said he still
believes Tower Montgomery
County should be divided into
two suburban fire control areas
One west and one east Of Rock
Greek.
The board president, James
W. Cummings. jr.. said the Be-
thesda department, after hav-
ing twice turned down the CEN
trail alarm plan, will reconsider
It again soon. Officials OF the
Bethesda group plan to discuss
the problem with County Man
ager M. L. Reese early this
week.
Bethesda now maintains two
fire companies. Already under
consideration. Mr.. Cummings
said, is a third fire station IN
the west Bethesda area-some-
where on Bradley boulevard.
He said the division OF the
lower county into a western
suburban area and an eastern
suburban area would place FIVE
Northumberland Chevy
Chase. Glen Echo, Cabin John
and q proposed new Potomac
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