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thank you from the delegates themselves.

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"The most exciting part was the group of teen-

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agers I worked with who served as pages. In the entire

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four months we encountered no real problems. These teen-

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agers should serve as an example as to what such groups

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can accomplish. They reflect nothing but honor on teenagers

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in general. There ought to be some way for the general

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public to be informed about this group and the job they

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performed. I plan to write each page a personal note

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thanking him or her for the spectacular job that was done.

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"Very truly yours, Joan E. Marx, Chief of Pages."

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(Applause)

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THE PRESIDENT: I am also told that Judge James

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Morton of the Intermediate Court of Appeals is in the

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chamber somewhere in the rear. With the lights in my eyes

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I cannot see him, but we are delighted to have him here.

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(Applause)

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I think it would interest all of you to know,

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and also the spectators in the gallery, that the desk in th<;

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well of the chamber on which the constitution will be

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signed this morning has been brought here from the Old