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1	JUDGE BRUNE: From what I understand under your
2	proposal.
3	THE CHAIRMAN: Judge Niles can tell us pre-
4	cisely how it is done.
5	JUDGE PROCTOR: Doesn't Judge Reardon sit for-
6	ever?
7	JUDGE. NILES: Yes. He is not only my friend.
8	He is a friend of a lot of persons present here. He
9	was, he is not now, he is down on the Supreme Court of
10	Massachusetts.
11	JUDGE BRUNE: Supreme Justice Court it is called
12	there .
13	JUDGE NILES: That is right:. That is as
14	clumsy a title as Supreme Court of Appeals, I think.
15	JUDGE BRUNE: Slightly redundant, but go ahead.
16	JUDGE NILES: He has all the powers of an
17	associate judge. He has all of the administrative powers
18	that Judge Brune was mentioning. I talked to him at
19	some length about what he actually did. He said he
20	spends about two-thirds of his time in his administrative
21	duties. He spends the other third of his time in the trial

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