I was seated in a folding chair at the intersection of Park & Pa Aves. Webb, in a Henley shirt, slacks and the ubiquitous baseball cap, strolled jauntily down Park Ave. from side to side, shaking hands with any and all and wishing everyone a Happy Memorial Day. He had quite an entourage, at the end of which came a small boy - perhaps 4 or 5 years old, who went to each person who held out a hand, shook hands and said in a very serious voice - "June 13th!" This pronouncement was His Job, and he concentrated heavily on his performance, which was most effective. N. B: Nowhere in any conversation/remarks did I hear reference to personalities - the message was "Get the Vote Out!"
At the end of the march, Harris Miller appeared in a business suit & tie, making his way fussily down Park, spouting to all his platform, gladhanding those who got in his way and exuding personality in every direction.
B-I-I-G Difference
