The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-08
Candid Look at Admiral Who May Be Navy Secretary

Washington rumors point to Admir- of navy, succeeding ailing Claude A
 during recen Wilfred Kirk, Jane Korowotriy, Peter Kunkel, Ruth Lafferty, Joan Lambert, Henrietta Langell, Helen Lanteri, Muriel Lave, Walter Lisiew- ski, Rita Lodge, Donald Lutze, Will liam McCann, Roseann McDermott, Rosemary McDonough, Vivian Me- Elroy, Martha McGeever, Anna Ma chanica, Rocco Magma, Doris Mag nuson, Helen Mai, Virginia Nadine, Ruth Malone, Marjory Melbourne, Erma Mengacci.
 Elsie Merrill, Albert Miller, Ta- deus Mis-, Ruth Monahan, Charles Moruska, Betty Mowrey, Anthony Nardello, Phyllis Niemensky, Dennis Nolan, Olelia Nori, Colleen O'Brien, Gertrude O'Brien, John O'Donnell, Chester Oldakowski, George Olda- kowski, Helen Olson, Stella Olszew- ski, William Ostrander, Dorothy O'Toole, Colette Peterson, Cecilia Pilkewich, Genevieve Polonis, Ed ward Poulin, Rita Poulin, Benjamin Pupsta, Josephine Rado, Rose Rado, Florence Roberge, Edward Rozanski, Robert Ruccio, Peter Rydzik, Sam Salafia, Leroy Scheithe, Ruth Schildgen, Frank Shea, Edmund ShilinSkas.
 Celia Siemenski, Ethel Simmons, Dorothy Simpson, Hazel Sloan, FL eanor Smith, Alfred Solberg, Mary Sosnowski, Tony Swiderski, Irene TamoSki, George Tatoain, Phyllis Thompson, Blanche Thurston, Ed ward Trusiewicz, Arthur Tucker, Neal Tuohy, John Vannasse, Lucille Vest, Louis Voegeli, Howard Walsh, John Wasoka, Mary Weiss, Mar jory Williams, Phyllis Wolfe, aJne Wyatt, Walter Harrison, Henry Za- patka, George zaronas, Richard Zollo, Lincoln Zonn, Doris onn.
 Quinn IM
 James Quinn of Cherry street, as- sistant chief engineer at the fire department, is confined to the home of his daughter, Mrs. Richard Kelly, Woodbine street, by illness.
 To Plan Trip
 The Naugatuck camp, Woodmen of the World, will plan for trip to the New York Worlds Fair at a meeting to be held tonight at Good year hall. The meeting will be followed by a social. The trip is scheduled for July l.
 Is Graduated
 Miss Eleanor Hall, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Edward c. Hall of Orchard Terrace, was graduated on Tuesday from the Teachers college, Columbia university, receiving bachelor of science degree. She stu died in the department of nursing education. A gradutae of the Nau- gatuck high school, Miss Hall was also graduated from the Columbia Presbyterian hospital school of nurs- ing in 1886 and spent a year att he Presbyterian hospital, San Juan, Puerto Rico. Attending the exer- cises Tuesday were her parents and her G.ster, Mrs. Gardener F. Wood of Park avenue. Miss Hall will re- turn to the Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center on September l to become an assistant instructor in the nursing arts.
 May Lead Parade
 Official word that Naugatuck post, American Legion, will head the par ade at the state Legion convention in Bridgeport this year is expecetd soon. Commander George Chiswell believes the local post, because of its big increase in membership, will get the first position in the par- ade.
 The Naugatuck Community band, attired in Legion hats, will head the local delegation in the parade. The convention is to be from July 27 to July 30 in the Park City with the Hotel Stratfield as headquarters. Mrs. May Broder, president of the local auxiliary, Ethel Weber, Secre- tary, and Mrs. John Simmons were chosen delegates to the state con- vention, with Ruth Leary, Maude Lewis and Margaret Maxwell being selected as alternates. Mrs. Bro- der and Ethel Weber were chosen delegates to the national presidents $ banquet next Tuesday in Bridgeport George Chiswell and Alex Nolde of the Legion posts will be guests of the auxiliary.
 Many new members were initiated by the auxiliary last night. They include Mrs. May Baker, Mrs. Ger trude Benson, Mrs. Mildred Baum mer, Mrs. Theresa Bagley, Mrs. Gle ora Curran, Miss Nellie Connell, Mrs Helen Fitzgerald, Mrs. Mary Dono- van, Mrs. Hazel Gunnoud, Mrs. Bes- sic Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Florence Ja- zoe, Mrs. Harriet Jamele, Mrs. Cath erine McDermott, Mrs. Margaret Kiely, Mrs. Perlie Nolan, Mrs. Cath erine Mist, Mrs. Catherine Ostroski Mrs. Theresa Oemcke, Mrs. Cath crime Radcliffe, Mrs. Augusta Phil lips, Mrs. Helen Scully, Mrs. Bridget Skelly, Mrs. Mary Sullivan, Mrs, Mary Sullivan, Mrs. Mary Sheridan Mrs. Bridget Sweetman, Mrs. Mary K. Sweeney and Mrs. Marie Carroll A drive to raise funds to send the Community band to the state con- vention will be started soon. The auxiliary will hold its final session of the season June 26 at thes umnaer home of Mrs. c. Lester Wiggles- worth, Southbury.
 There will be a district meeting of the American Legion at Linden park next Wednesday ngiht, MT. Chiswell has announced. A business session will be held and refreshments will