Brewer’s
"RALEIGH ROUNDUP”
a uuacvuc . .. Here are some
thumbnail sketches of the five men
who are seeking your vote tor Gov
ernor this year. We are indebted
t» Ted Davis, smart-as-awhjp
director of public relations for the
N. C. Employment Security Com
mission, for this condensed infor
mation. Davis is head of the new'
Raleigh Public Relations Society
which will present the five candi
dates in a special luncheon meet
ing at Cameron Village here on
Tuesday, April 12, and the program
will appear on a Statewide radio
and television network.
AlG®: Robert L. Gavin was
bom in 1916; I. Beverly Lake, 1906;
John D. Larkins, Jr., 1909; Herry
Sanford, 1917; and Malcolm Sea
well, 1909.
PROFESSION: Your next Gover
nor will be an attorney, no matter
who is elected.
CHURCH: Gavin, Baptist; Lake,
Baptist; Larkins, Baptist; Sanford,
Methodist; Seawell, Presbyterian.
PARTY AFFILIATION: All are
Detmloerats except Gavin. He is a
Republican.
EDUCATION: Gavin, AB and
1LB from UNO; Lake, BS from
Wake Forest, LLB from Harvard;
Larkins, AB and LLB from Wake
Forest; Sanford, LLB from UNC;
Seawell, LLB from UNC.
FAMILY: Gavin, wife and two
sons, one daughter; Lake, wife and
one son; Larkins, wife and two
daughters; Sanford, wife and one
daughter, one son; Seaiwell, wife
and one son, one daughter.
PRIMARY EXPERIENCE: Ga
vin, Assistant U. S. District At
torney, Middle Distract, and then
|T. S. Attorney; Lake, law profes
sor and scholar, holds LLM De
gree from Columbia U., author,
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—STARRING—
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Conner Asst. Attorney Geo.'of N.
C.; Larkins, nine sessions in State
Senate, has probably devoted more
time to Democratic Party than
any other N. C. citizen living; San-,
®°rd, one term in State Senate, FB
t, president Young Democrats of
N. C., Fayetteville civic leader;
|SeaiweH, Attorney' General, Super
ior Court judge, and State Paroles
.Commission.
I HOME TOWN: Gavin, Sanford;
|Lafce, Wake Forest; Larkins, Tren
ton; Sanford, Fayetteville; Sea
well, Lumberton,
| GENERAL SUMMATION: San
tord is youngest, Lake is obtest.
Lake is by far the best educated
of the five. Sanford had rugged
military experience in World War
£1, but Larkins and Gavin are al
so active in American Legion. Vir
tually all of Seawalls life (he prac
ticed law four years in Lumberton)
has been spent in the employment
of State or Federal Gov’ts. Lar
kins graduated at Wake Forest at
aige of 19, has probably made more
money in file actual practice of
laiw than other four combined. All
the candidates have a good head
of hair except Lake. Larkins and
Seaiwell are lean, hungry looking,
sharp dressers. But women like
Sanford.
Lake and Sanford impress .with
their apparently deep sincerity;
Larkins with Us vast contacts and
far-reaching acquaintances; Ga
vin with his high hopes,- although
(Republican, of being Governor;
nr .fa-----.
and Seawell with his fiery state
but boring, plodding, read
apeeches. It is hard to g
N. C. chi), society, association of
attorneys, or secret order > that
does not list John Larkins as an
active member. Although Larkina
has apparently been more active
as a Baptist leader than has Stan
ford as a Methodist, Larkins must
bare the Baptist love with Gavin
t
KNOW YOUR
CANDIDATE
Write for this .free folder.
Address a card or letter to
Box 511, New Bern, N. C.
ROBERT L STALLINGS, jr.
FOR 3RD DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE
IN CONGRESS
Methodist
religious connections in tneir bio-r
fcraphies -more than the other three.
Larkins and Lake have
children. Seawell has
is studying for the Presbyterian
tainistry. Before going to TJNC<
Sanford went to Presbyterian Jon
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