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(Applause.)
Vice-President dark's Secretary, Mrs.
Alice Vlach.
(Applause.)
Vice-President James' Secretary, Mrs.
Dorothy Basil.
(Applause.)
Say what you will, we have not only a
very efficient, but a very attractive secre-
tarial staff.
(Applause.)
This group also in the past few days
have worked completely without regard to
the clock, being here quite late at night;
and night before last some of them had
been here until 3:30 A.M. in the morning.
(Applause.)
Thank you all very much.
(Applause.)
And now our pages:
Mrs. Joan Marx, Chief of Pages.
(The delegates rose and applauded.)
Mrs. Clara Reba Homey, Assistant
Chief of Pages.
(Applause.)
You do not see much of Mrs. Homey,
because she hides in the bill room, but she
is the one who is responsible for being
certain that you get what you want when
you want it.
(Applause.)
The present group of pages:
Margo Jackson.
(Applause.)
Stephanie Taylor.
(Applause.)
Daniel Gordon.
(Applause.)
Herman Rosenthal.
(Applause.)
Betsy Harrison.
(Applause.)
Suellen Fogg.
(Applause.)
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Linda Peck.
(Applause.)
Carolyn Grogg.
(Applause.)
Mark Kleiman.
(Applause.)
Helen Feaga.
(Applause.)
Gary Yagel.
(Applause.)
Virginia Naegel.
(Applause.)
And the two permanent pages, Kathy
Drake and Sue Mester.
(The delegates arose and applauded.)
And Maurice Morris.
(Applause.)
Cliff Hill.
(Applause.)
I know I speak on behalf of all of you
when I express to this group as represen-
tative of the entire group of seventy-six
pages our very sincere thanks and abso-
lute delight at not only the service which
they have rendered us, but their good
spirits and their very, very attractive
manners.
(Applause.)
And now I have suspended operation in
the print shop. It has been on a twenty-
four hour basis for the past three days.
I said that regardless of what work has to
be done, it will not be done at this moment.
I would like you to extend a very, very
hearty welcome to the man who, more than
any other person, is responsible for the flow
of documents that have come to your desk
in, I may say to you, millions of pieces of
paper, Mr. Paul Harris.
(Applause.)
His assistants from the print shop, Mar-
vin Arbaugh, who left here at 1:00 A.M.
this morning.
(Applause.)
Jenice Brown, who replaced her sister,
Vera.
(Applause.)
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