The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-11
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Los Angeles, May l.. (UP)- Frank Newiand, 10, to-day faced n sentence of one to 50 years on his conviction of charges of assault with intent to commit murder and a statutory offense against 17.year- old Lois Wade. his ono time sweet heart. His conviction climaxed n case which prosecutors compared to that of the novel "An American Tragedy"
 Miss Wade had testified that Newland bent her and tried to drown her in a well when she beg. ged him to divorce his wife and marry her because she was to be. come n mother. |,
 Toklo. May it--.tUp)--All Jap. anese land forces at Shanghai will to brought homo within n month, according to an official announce- mcnt to-day.
 Under terms of tho peace ngreo- faent signed at Shangbal, Japan agreed to withdraw her troops from the Shanghai urea Into the international settlement and to extra settlement areas,
 A spokesman said tho cabinet had decided to make withdrawal | unconditional, but also revealed that the war ministry wns deter
 mined to push on to Ranking 't ,he troops were sent back to China and that some of tho troops from Shanghai had been sent to Man. cluria.
 Tho withdrawal means virtual return to tho atntns before the Shanghai fighting, and that Japan Expects tho great powers to cn- force tho terms of the Shanghai prmistlcc.
 . Atlantic City. N. l.. May 1i--
 UP --Colonel Joseph J. Shy. at- torney. of Chlliicothe. Missouri, plans to carry n proposed resolu- ion urging nationwide refer. cndum on prot ibition to tho con fvention floor of the general confer. Lnce of the Methodist Episcopal 'hurch meeting hero.
 For two days, Shy hns hold up proceedings of n subcommittee charged with making u report on ruch a referendum. The Missouri lawyer has urged the adoption Of 'ke folio wing resolution:
 "Moth0dlsm reafiirms It's faith ,n the wisdom of the people that gavo us the 18th amendment and consents to c rcsubmissjon of it to the people In accordance with con. st.tutionai provisions and is ready 'n meet the issue"
 shy's fight has boon made In the fRco of n report by the committed op temperance, prohibition and public morals, which indorHed pro-
 hibition and denounced cigarettes ap "a habIt-fcrming drug" New York, May ii--(UP)-- --- Lady Chetwode, social leader and wife Of the commander of British forces in India, is vihiting her bo nix student son here nfter n S0D tourist cabin trip from England on Inc Majestic.
 \ "f am here for only n fortnight to sec my son. Why should spond money usolessly to do itY" she TO. oiled to questions.
 Washington. May 1t--(Up,-- Enhancing purchase Of material for industriaIizatI0n of Soviet ilusHia under the ive-year plan hns caused Soviet exports of forost products t0 triple tince 1928. tho commerce department taid to-day, | Exports in 1880 totdilcd 423,773.- 900 cubic feet.
 Practically all of these exports were tO European nations. I'm. ports of Russian lumber into tho United States during 1881 were | conhined to several small ship. morts.
 Now York. May ii--lUP) 1.-The Deer for taxation'' parade sp0n- sored by Mayor Jnmes l. Walker hnA drawn the w. c. T us sting l Ing rcbuko ''that it won't balance tho budget or feed tho hungry" | Mrs Ella A.. Boolc. president of t'le WOmen's Christian Temperance IainIOn, centered her orgnnizati lon 's criticism on Walker. saying Tt is well known that the mayor has made less effort t0 close the spenk. c.Bies than no has put Into organ. ising this parade" She spoke last
 night at the annual convention of The Kings county organization.
 "Thia is not tho first tIme." MtD
 DO0ie said. "that New York hns | found Itself out of harmony with ItIic federal govorn nment. aa was evidenced by the draft riots In the Civil war;
 Mrs Booie turned from her on. | sIaught on the parade to denounce ncwspapers. which she gaid dld not give equal space 10 the wet and dry sides of the prohibition ques. ton. 5lL London. May fi--(UP)--dreat iiritain, whose people already arc tic worlds heaviest taxed. may fnte economies far moro drastic "than q mere parIng down of this and that Item in various depart. ments," Chancellor Of the Exchcq- ter Neville Chamberlain said 10 . speech hero. Ma .ya