The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-15
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Lakeville, Conn.,, May 15-(UP)- On an outing. with her family, -four -years-0ld Eunice Azaro was Killed late yesterday when she was run down by her fathers automo- pile at Lake Wononscopomuc.
 The car, parked on an incline, started to move as the child passed behind it. Her clothing caught on tne chassis and she was dragged . considerable distance until the car plunged into the lake.
 New Haven, Conn, May 15-(UP) "A veteran railroad worker, Tru- man A Wallace, 51, Yalesville, was Killed late yesterday when struck by a freight car he was directing onto a siding. Wallace had been railroader for 20 years.
 Hartford, Conn.,, May 15-(UP)- The 161st convention of the Pro- testant Episcopal, Diocese of Con- necticut opened at Christ Church Cathedral today with recommen- dation of the election of a Bishop Coadjutor a major consideration of its Agenda.
 Should the convention accept the recommendation, made by Bishop Frederick Gk BudlOng, the office will be filled by Suffragan Bishop Walter H. Gray, giving him the automatic right of succession as head of the diocese.
 Bishop Budlong, pointing out that "we might lose our present Suffra- gan Bishop" through an election elsewhere, said that T feel that the opportunity should be given to the diocese to express itself as to whether or not it is ready to choose him as the future diocesan by voting to seek from the bishops of the church and from the several standing committees consent to the election of a Bishop Coadjutor for Connecticut"
 The convention opened with a communion service at the Cathe- dral followed by morning prayer and . business meeting at the Cathedral house.
 Hartford, Conn.,, May 15.-UP)- Louis w. Di Napoli, recently dis missed by the mayor from the zon- ing board of appeals, was one of three men held today as result of a free-for-all fight at police head quarters Sunday following round- up of 66 persons on gambling charges.
 Also held were Carl M. Giordano, B, secretary of trucking concern, and Anthony Palombo, 35, West Hartford.
 Di Napoli was alleged to have ac- cused 2 professional bondsman. Pat rick J. De Pasquale, of conspiring with Mayor William E. Mortensen in furnishing evidence which led to the gambling crackdown. In the ensuing melee, during which about 150 persons were milling around in the headquarters lobby, Di Napoli charged that he was struck by the bondsman, and Po- Iombo accused Giordano of hitting him "six or seven times"
 Do Pasquale said that all he did was clench his fist in front of Di Napoli, while Polombo asserted he merely pushed Giordano away to escape a further beating.
 All were charged with breach of peace, and an additional charge of assault and battery was lodged against Giordano.
 Di Napoli was one of three mem bers of the zoning board of appeals fired by the mayor short time ago on charges of showing favoritism in the granting of liquor permits.
 Hartford, Conn, May 15.-UP)- State War Manpower Director Will liam J. Fitzgerald said today he had no objections to industries re- converting to peace time production so long as it doesn't interfere with war work and manpower needs"
 In the Hartford area, ne said, he expected that manpower controls would be relaxed within the next six weeks. and he urged industries to "get your applications in early. I'm for 1t. want to get ready for it here and want to be ready to take of the controls when it is safe to do So"
 Fitzgerald told the mayors war manpower committee that he was anxious to see recoversion started here "as soon as possible, because I don't want to see the people of Hartford dumped on the sidewalks.