Evening star., 1958-04-28


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One Of q series ebout pFineipol con.
didotss In the neorby MoNlond
primories May 20.
Six OF the candidates are on
the United Republican ticket,
promoted by the forces OF David
Scull, George c. Warner. jr,,
and others. These are Mrs II,
Madeline Allan, Thomas NJ,
Anderson. jr.. Gilbert Hahn, jr,,
James r. Miller. jr.. A. Murray
Preston and Ronald S. Sense
man.
The county's so-called Reg
ular Republicans, representing
Old Guard party hands, led by
Walter w. Dawson and L. S.
(Ted) Ray. have four other
candidates on their slate-L,
Brent Bozell, Charles A. Cana
lier. jr.. w. Perry Doing and
Louis w. Enrich. They also are
joining in backing Mr.. Ander-
son and Mr.. Senseman from the
United Republican ticket.
That leaves one contestant
standing alone in the race as
an independent. He is George
Albert Moore. once a choice OF
the United Republicans but
dropped after he also filed for
the State Central Committee as
well.
In brief, here are their back
grounds:
II. Madeline Allan-A real
estate broker and partner, with
her husband. Henry Allan. in
the H. & H. Development Co
She has been a county resident
for IL years and has 25 years
experience in private and gov
ernmental business.
She is president Of the
County Federation Of Republi-
can Women and also had served
as president of the Manor Park
women's Republican Club. She
attended the Universities OF
Nebraska and Denver.
Thomas NJ. Anderson. jr. -
A 28-year-old attorney and son
of Judge Thomas NJ. Anderson
of the County Circuit Court. He
is a graduate Of Haverford
College in Pennsylvania and
George Washington University
Law School. who now is an
associate member of the Rock
vile law firm of Kelley g.
Smith.
A native Of Rockville, he
lives there at 80 West Mont
gomery avenue, and is a bach
elor. He was campaign manager
for his father in the election
fight for the judgeship two
years ago.
L. Brent BOzelI-Editor Of the
National Review. conservative
weekly published in New York
but with an office here. At 81,
he also is an attorney. married
and father of six children. Until
recently, he also was president
of the Montgomery County
Conservative Club. a non
partisan organization designed
to promote conservative prin-
ciples in the county. He re-
signed because of his candidacy.
He lives at 6l08 Kennedy drive,
Chevy Chase.
He is a graduate Of Yale
University and its law school,
after winning a scholarship in
the national American Legion
oratorical contest while a high
school student in his native
Omaha. Nebr. In college, he
was president of the Yale Po-
litical Union. He practiced law
in California for a year before
coming to this area in 1854.
That same year. he co-authored
a best seller, Mccarthy and
His Enemies"
Charles A. Camalier, jr. -
President of the leather goods
firm Of Camalier & Buckley
since the death Of his father
two years ago, he heads the
firm which has stores in Wash
ington, Chevy Chase and Sew
en- Corners. He is Al, married,
with four children. and lives at
5311 Chamberlin avenue, Ken
wood.
He graduated from George
town University with a degree
In social science and later a
law degree. Mr.. Camalier is a
director of Lincoln National
Bank and the Progressive Saw
ings & Loan Association, both
in Washington. and also a di-
rector of the Metropolitan
Police Boys Club.
w. Perry Doing - An at
torney, 81, he originally was a
choice of the United Repub-
licans steering committee but
failed to get full Endorsement
A native of Washington, he
moved into the county in 1880
and lives at 10608 Hayes ave.
nue., Silver Spring, with his
wife and four children.
He is a 1912 graduate ot
Columbus University Law
School, now part Of Catholic
University. then served foul
years in the Army, and is
captain in the Army Reserve
commanding the 400th Military
Police Headquarters Of Wash
ington. He has been active II
American Legion circles. He II
a director Of the Boys Club o.
Greater Washington. and
director Of the District of Co.
lumbia Society, Sons Of thu
Revolution. He also is ACTIVE
in Masonic circles and th'
Republican Party.
Louis w. Ehrich--President O.
the Citizens Credit Corp,