The Palm Beach Post from West Palm Beach, Florida • Page 7

Douglas Will Remain On Bench WASHINGTON Iff! Justice ment day docs come, Douglas or more of his many interests mat nave taken him all over William O. Douglas begins today his 25th year on the Su- $1' preme Court with the certain Key To City Due Governor Of Bermuda The royal governor of Bermuda is slated to receive a "Key to the City" from West Palm Beach, And a contingent of local men now on two-weeks active duty with the U.S. Naval Reserve said it would not be in law, administrative work or organizational work. "I will pursue my hobbies then," the jurist said. "I'm interested in the outdoors, in conservation, hiking, pack trips, feeling that he will remain on the high bench as long as his time.

At his house in Northwest Washington, he has put In plants from Asia, and also is raising vegetables. This summer he plans to help carpenters build a cabin at Goose Prairie in Washington state. Speaking of the court, Doullas predicted it will find itself with much civil rights litigation for a long time. health continues good. "I have no plans for retire the world.

"I have always feared serving under the delusion of adequacy," the justice commented, "some people have that delusion. Like baseball pitchers. Judges often have it. I hope at least I have the wisdom to quit before I lose touch. That is real wisdom." Asked if he has any particular activity in mind when retire ment," the 65-year-old jurist mountain-climbing, photography, told newsmen in his court office Thursday.

"If I keep my health, I will serve 10 more years and beat the record of Justice Ste plant collecting, and I'll probably do some writing." The justice related that he now does gardening in his spare The Palm Beach Post 7 Friday, April 17, 1964 phen Field." will fly it there. A Naval Air Reserve Training Unit composed of local men, Field served 34 years and 6 months, but Douglas hastened to add that he would not remain on the bench just to beat the record. Douglas was asked about pos sible retirement because of fre quently heard reports that he plans to take various executive 312CIematis.TE3-4661 posts outside of government, or wishes to pursue full-time one commanded by County Engineer George Frost, a commander In the Naval Air Reserve, are to fly to Hamilton, Burmuda, on a training mission. They'll stop off at Palm Beach International Airport 2 p.m. today and receive the key from West Palm Beach Mayor Fred Easley.

With the key goes a letter of Introduction from Easley to Major-General Sir Julian Casco-lgne, royal governor of Burmuda. The mayor will express regrets that he was unable to make the trip with the naval reservists, who are members of Patrol Squadron 741 of the Naval Air Reserve Training Unit at Jacksonville. president of the Merchants' Division; at top of ladder, George S. Campbell, president of the chamber; at bottom of ladder, Ken Turner, business manager of the Painters' Local Union. GREATER WEST Palm Beach-Palm Beach County Chamber of Commerce officials get into the act of painting the chamber office gold in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the chamber.

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