Show ' " V - )? n S 12A The Salt Lake Tribune America at a Glance Heat Ignites Fire Threat East In Drought-Seare- d By United Press International high temperatures intensified the drought in the eastern half of the nation Thursday and the Forest Service ferried extra tanker planes into strategic locations to meet woodland fire threats g TI1E SOUTHWESTERN OHIO village of Mount Orab suffering from an acute water shortage was declared a disaster area Its public schools closed and its citizens volunteered for a project to bring water from a nearby lake to the town reservoir Unseasonably hot Indian Summer weather sent the mercury clmlbing to record heights for the date or for so late in the season in dozens of towns and cities from the Mississippi Valley to New England heat dried forests to a dangerous degree The summer-lik- e and parched farm crops at a time when autumnal snow flurries would not be unusual —Associated Press Wlrephoto East H Hodges Presses for expanded trade with Reds Bather Kin of JoMi Davis Die in Fire tii the children tried to awaken Mrs Colbert and were overcome by smoke the ‘Coroner’s office said CALIF SPRINGS PALM bedOct 24 (AP)’ — A fire Thursday fatally room burned the mother daughter and two grandchildren of the late comedienne Joan Davis pre-daw- n AUTOPSIES formed will be per- - Hodges Urges Easing of Trade Curbs SMOKING IN bed was listed Mrg Colbert’s husband Mar- Bv Aisociated Press as the cause of the blaze which" tm was n Lo-t- Angeles on HOUSTON TEX Oct 24 master ljedroom business trip Mrs Colbert was destroyed the and TPIT the' rest of the house the daughter of Miss Davis andipre 's a booming market unharmed former vaudevillian Si Wills open m the European Soviet were Miss Davis’ whom Miss Davis divorced in bloc Jianons- but the United -- Killed — daughter Mrs Beverly Wills 1947 Staffs is not getting its share of sons two 29 her Colbert Guy the business Secretary of Com7 and Larry 4 and Mrs Nina merce Luther H Hodges said Mae Davis 70 - -- — 3'Rcgain ‘Life’ Thursday night Firemen said Mm Colbert's body was found in her bed and the others were on the floor nearby nE SAID this country should © New York Times Service ANNAPOLIS MD Oct 24 -- not relax its restrictions on the Gov J Millard Tawes Thurs- export of strategic items but should reexamine other bars to day commuted to life imprison- East-Wetrade Davis and ment the death sentences of The Soviet bloc last It appeared Mrs By Dr George Gallup American Institute of Public Opinion PRINCETON NJ Oct 24— The recent decision to sell surplus wheat to the Soviet Union raises the question of whether the United States should take the next step of furthering our trade with Communist countries Gallup Poll returns just in from across the nation show the public by a ratio of 2 to 1 to be in support of the “wheat deal’’ with Russia In addition a majority of the people interviewed — 55 per cent — would like to see the United States and Russia work out a business arrangement to buy and sell more goods to each other Today’s survey sought to determine just how much sentiment there is in the country for doing more business with the Soviets Here is the question asked and Dr Gallup the results: “Should the United States and Russia work out a business arrangement to buy and sell more goods to each other?” MORE INSULATED IIAVY EQUIPXIEHT CLOSEOUTS To see how the public stands On the sale of wheat to Russia the following question was asked : "Russia wants to buy wheat from the United States Do you approve or disapprove of our selling surplus wheat to -- — Russia?" — Here are the findings BALTIMORE Oct Rockefeller Hint 24-T- hree defendants in the Security Finan- -- not 30 CAL A 79 a 49 8mm RIFLE WELLINGTON Hard Hitting BOOTS 8l ©05 GUI! SUGG Itt 9 Analysis of the survey findings shows rather marked differences between Republicans and Democrats on both of the issues of selling wheat to Russia and working out further — trade agreements with that country While Republicans are only slightly on the side of increasing trade between the two countries Democrats and Independents are overwhelmingly in favor of such an arrangement as the following table shows: GUI! OIL 9c aemy DEER HOIST Ufa 1000 lb REG Tr- - PARK FREE ANY GRANTS LOT gg HOURS: MON-FR- r j cial Insurance Corp mail fraud © New York Time Servlre case were granted Thursday LOS ANGELES Oct 24-- Gov their request for trial in a fedNelson Rockefeller all but oferal court outside Maryland ficially tossed his hat in the ring 2 $89$ !c jC DELUXE FIELD CLEANING RODS Asia Nw nloadi Soft Point 300 DEER BAGS SELL W HEAT TO RLSSEY- T31 point VALUE Repeater — Disapprove Bolt JT--& Should Should not No opinion 60 79 OF 20 GUI! CASES HUI1TIHG Approve 303 BRITISH BOX HEAVY DUTY three young Negroes for the bought nearly billion dolwhite girl lars worth- - of goods from rape of a counrties Hodges ATTORNEYS AND an inforsaid but the US share was mal "defense committee” for only 125 million dollars less James V Giles 22 his brother than 3 per cent of the total John 24 and Joseph E Johnson nODGES IN a speech before Jr 26 had petitioned the governor at a clemency hearing here the Houston Sales Association Oct 15 to free the prisoners said these figures included Soviet Russia but not Yugoslavia or the Communist countries of By Associated Press AIII10 BOX OF 20 TRADE? No opinion lint Wreckage burned CARBINE year Win Move Of Trial Site Rap TDiV Confirmation of the loss of the four Americans would Jncrease to 134 the list of US dead m Water TYPE perished TANKER JACKET UNDERVfEAR 4 Utalm Others Viet flare-droppi- v pipe-layin- g Hundreds of forest and grass fires blazed across the and Middle West and four Vietnamese crashed SAIGON VIET NAM OcL 24 Thursday on a (AP)— A US Air Force trans- mission over the Mekong River ports carrying four Americans delta and all aboard apparently Plane Crash 2 to 1 Vote Favors SovielWheat Deal : Record-smashin- 4 Poll of Public Opinion Friday October 25 1963 rC Usvll I 1 voo tsoum smml J L TIL 9 Nightly 'til 7 Thursday for the 1964 Republito Richmond Va where it will be heard by Chief Judge Roszel can nomination for President C Thomsen of the US District THE NEW YORK governor Court for Maryland was warmly applauded by nearHe had been scheduled to try ly 1200 listeners when he ended the case in Baltimore but agreed a Town Hall luncheon speech to the transfer after the defend- with this remark: ants contended they could not '"The polls have me running get a fair trial here behind— but that’s irrelevant THEY ARE C Oran Mensik You don’t run for cover financier Chicago Henry n his civil attorney and D Spencer Grow Provo Utah real estate and savings and loan investor A fourth defendant A Gordon Boone speaker of the Maryland House of Delegates will be tried in Baltimore after conclusion of the Richmond trial Truman ‘Receives’ Initiation I’adtUe GRINNELL IOWA Oct 24 (LTI)— With all the breezy pep of a college fresbmanrFormer President Harry S Truman Thursday laughingly absorbed a whack from an initiation paddle and shrugged off a tumble AFTER TIIQMSEN granted into a clump of campus shrubthe transfer (notion Judge Si- bery mon E Sobeloff of the US 4th The Democratic elder statesCircuit Court of Appeals which man breezed through his secincludes Maryland and Virgin- ond and concluding day as "poia announced the designation litician in residence" at the col- of Richmond as the new trial lege he jokingly calls "my alma mater" Grinnell ' site M 1 mwmMra Top Navy Admiral Favors Aircraft Carriers N-Pow- er © Lo AngplesTIme LOS ANGELES Oct 24-- The new chief of naval operations said Thursday he favors nuclear power for the Navy’s next aircraft Mipercarrier despite his boss’ opposition "THE NUVS philosophy" said Adm DavidL McDonald a lean Georgian "“pretty generally is this i Some day the Navy is going to run on nuclear power - “It is the greatest advance I guess since the change from sails ter steam’’"—’— LAST WEEK Defense Secret tary Robert S McNamara tentatively rejected a Navy recommendation that a now carrier be' authorized by Congress powered by a nuclear plant SALE Texas banker GENUINE SALE Covr Your Own Fumitur UphoUtery Students Wlcomo Let U Bd Your Job —ALSO NYLON FSIEZ£S Upholstery Fabric 7 x nauoamvd 1318 SO STATE 2 Fred Forth quickly submitted his resignation as Navy secre--1 tary after McNamara’s decision CL: Asked if he believed North’s resignation was a result of the rebuff McDonald replied: 0 He didn't "I don’t know tell me and I didn't ask him” & hi But the admiral added sorry to see him go" McNamara in turning down the Navy’s request for a nuclear-PTO'(T- ‘ earner had said he believed it to be too expensive fuel-oi- l Cheaper conventional fuels would serve-th- e purpose he said ADVIUTIUMINT t — new common tons woy to own life insurance A where you choose tho amount you pay each month! 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