Lloyd Ends Term, Will Take Sea Trip

LLOYD ENDS TERM, WILL TAKE SEA TRIP Friends Call to Pay Respects to Retiring Supreme Court Justice Hundreds of lawyers, court attaches and private citizens visited the office of Supreme Court Justice Frank T. Lloyd yesterday to pay their respects to the jurist, whose retirement became effective at midnight. Commissioner Mary W. Kobus, director of public safety, extended the well wishes of the members of the City Commission. The venerable jurist served as associated justice of the Supreme court, Circuit Court judge and as prosecutor of the pleas in a long and honorable career. He retires on a pension of $9000 yearly. Justice Lloyd revealed that he plans to take an ocean trip to Venezuela with his son, Frank T. Lloyd, Jr. "When we come back," he said, "I will go to work." Justice Lloyd will join the firm of which his son is a member, Starr, Summerill & Lloyd. "I will carry on with the familiar legal routine," he said. "I don't want to leave office without thanking the newspapers and newspaper men for their continued co-operation and kindness to me. And I have a great many treasured memories of associations with members of the bar and other friends."