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Show t . .:i . . 1 WM " , DAILY HERALD 2 r f .. t-itovo, trtAB coontt. otab : WtDNBSDAT. CNB SI.' 144 ' ' ' ' '' ' '! v-4 6. VonCottlslIeld ipalified f 6St On Polyoamv Trial y ST'-IAKB CTTY, June 2i A --The Utah Suoreme Court tddav 'hftd denied a defense requesi that District Judge Ray- Vanpott, Jr. , disqualified frod hearin g charges of polyganiy conspiracy - against 34 members of the funda- xnentalist sect, '"'The cult, headed by Joseph W Musser, ha' contended that Van Cott should be disqualified because --or Ms pwn religious beliefs be-, be-, ? cause Jfe had oarticioated In nre- paring the charges and because he ;i jfiajr already heard, arguments ' on rjlHegal cohabitation complaints jagalnst members of the group and v.t xouna mem guuty. The high court held that his membership In the LDS church V should not influence Van Gottu that he was not active In preparing the hargeS and that evidence in the conspiracy cases would be com- yrrfetelv different from that in the llieeal cohabitation cases. --Van Cott, earlier had continued arguments tin a motion to quash xne conspiracy compiamts unui Sept. 5. Appeals from the Illegal cohabitation , conviction are also '.pending, as are appeals by funda rnentalists vcho "have been convlc' ted In federal court on. charges of ' white slavery and kidnaping. -Worker at Geneva Crushed to Death tin Plant Accident k i 'A' TJarnn A. Rnimin SA' nf OOJiuy, a. muiwrtgui wuincr tn uw i J&last furnace department at the .Geneva steel plant, was instantly V ITDO Irl U0II6U WVWCI 1MUUCUJ ,L - - . 1. 1 - 1 1 Jl . ... . M yea ana a block ouuumg. ne out-JTered out-JTered a broken neck, company of fjcials reported. ' Mr. fKasmuasen nad been em- jloyed at the plant since Febru- 1, 1841. He is survived by widow and two children... poldier, Sailor fTried For Murder M LOS ANGELES. June 21 (tJB) JTrial of an AWOL soldier and a eiailor for murder of RalDh W. igelow whose beaten body was dumped from his automobile, con-tined con-tined today before an , all-woman lury. A hunter found the body April IT. Witnesses at a grand jury tearing saia tney saw 8-Bgt. Mer lin J. Smith, 19, and Sailor William N, Dorman 24, drinking with Bige- low tnat afternoon and later beat- llnghim in his car. i Burelow's widow testified vester Hay and Identified Smith as the Isoldler her husband brought home le morning of his death. ANSWERS TODAYS REFRI6tMJI0N PROBI&M RIGHT NOW FOR .$950 PER MONTH -3 HERE IS OUR PLAN WE WILL DELIVER A NEW GENUINE BBBBBBBBSBBSSBBBSBBBSBBBBBSBS v. I .Right novr at the new low ..f price-of. $75.50 and if you Vare not satisfied in every M way. t AFTER THE WAR m - .we will take back the ICoolerator and allow ; $75.50 less $2.50 per month j rental on the purchase of .a. . .:" 1 NEW ELECTRfc I REFRIGERATOR ZiWe will give you a writ-Iten writ-Iten bond covering the agreement and guaran-I'tee guaran-I'tee you first choice on a Softer the war is ended they are available. ,5 and 1 UTJR. if ; r AGONY OF WAR Showing the agony that every movement brings him, this wounded German soldier is carried by his comrades to evacuation landing craft on Allied beachhead in France lor removal to England. U. S. May phota ) : ' American Forces Invading Saipan Now Occupy South Half Of Japanese Stronghold, Including Prized Aslito Airfield i wwvwimr imrrin I ij a.-!! a..-. t i a . Jt a a a.t. iml.. By PERCY FINCI1 (For the Combined 'Press, released re-leased through United yPress) ABOARD AN ?3PEDITION- ARY FORCE FLAGSHIP. Saipan, June 21 (Cast Longitude time) (UR) Rolling back remnants of two Japanese divisions in a wide sweep aeros the island, American Am-erican forces who stormed Saipan six days ago now occupy southern Saipan in strength including As lito airfield, the greatest prize of the Marianas. From this 3600 .foot airfield necessary for (protection against the developing Japanese air at tacks, American landbased planes will soon operate, replacing car rier-based aircraft which have done a lone Job of ! keeping the skies clear. The Japanese lost 300 planes in a vain attempt to cripple our amphibious am-phibious force, J but did not succeed suc-ceed in sinking a single American ship. - ' i Expand peachhead ; Driving northeast and south of their Saipan beachhead, the Americans Am-ericans smashed', toward Magi- cienne bay on the east and expanded ex-panded their 8000 yard beachhead to nearly a third of the Island. The line extends a short dis tance south of Garapan, skirts the base of strongly defended Mount Tapotohau. an extinct volcano towering over the center of the Island, toward Maglcienne bay and from there towards the south coast where a small body of Jap anese troops are trapped on the rocky Naf utan point on the, south eastern extremity of Saipan. - Army reinforcements andfheavy artillery . were landed on the southern beaches to support the herd pressed Marines who bore the brunt of the first fighting and paved the way for a general attack at-tack along the entire line. While the army wheeled south- Defeat of Clark Appears Certain BOISE, Ida., June 21 (HE) With Glen H. Taylor 175 votes ahead and primary election returns received re-ceived from all but five of the state's 845 precincts, incumbent Sen. D. Worth Clark today appeared ap-peared to be headed for certain defeat in the Idaho Democratic senatorial race. Taylor lost 63 votes late yes terday when the official canvass ing board of Elmore county discovered dis-covered an error in tabulation, but the ex-cowboy regained majorities majori-ties of 10 and 20 votes respectively when complete official returns were received from Idaho and Bannock counties. Clark admitted in Pocatello last nierht that there seemed little chance of his reeainine the lead. but said he would have no state ment for publication until all official of-ficial votes were tabulated. Official returns fron 423 pre cincts and unofficial returns from 413 others gave Taylor 10,727 votes to Clark's 10,552. 48-IIOUR WEEK TO BE INAUGURATED GREAT FALLS. Mont., June 21 (UP) A minimum 48-hour week will become effective in the Great Falls industrial area July 1, Rob. ert A. Clark, manager of thef United State Employment Service office here, announced. The order requires all employers. of eight or more persons to pro vide at least 48 hours work per week, Clark said. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our deepest gratitude for the kindness and sympathy shown by our relatives and -friends in the death of our dear husband, and father, David F. Giles. We desire to thank the singers, sing-ers, musicians and speakers, those who furnished cars and for the beautiful floral offertngs. Mrs. David F .Giles and Family The cuttle bone placed in ca nary cages, as a bill sharpener Ls the internal shell of the cuttlefish. MEDICATED POWDER 40 YEAR FAVORITE with thousandsof families, aa it relieves itching irritation fminor skia.rsshes baby 'o diaper rmh. Sprintleon Mexsana, the aoothine. medicated powder containing contain-ing ingredients many specialists of tea ree onunend. Costs little Demand Mexsaaa. (Adv.) wards over a ridge heading toward the airfield, the Marines struck north and east, avenging the sav age Japanese counterattacks Which had exacted a heavy toll of Marine units during the first two days of the battle. Advancing through the fire blackened sugar cane stalks, burned" burn-ed" as a result of the experience gained in Hawaiian canefields, the Marines with strong tank support moved southwards along the coast toward Garapan. In shattering battles, the Marines knocked out 30 tanks with bazookas, decisively ending the enemy threat at that ploint . Marine Go To Sea-Showing Sea-Showing amazing versatiliy, the Marines turned toward the sea and fought a historic battle with a group of 60-foot troop laden barges from -the Japanese seaplane base at Flores point which at tempted to land within the American Am-erican lines. The Japanese armada was gunboats and that of the Marines. The enemy fleet was dispersed after 13 barges were blown up. Saipan prived to be Japan's main arsenaf In the Mariannas watched naval guns blasting shots targets, and Shells and bombs ripping rip-ping open deeply hidden oil and ammunition dumps honeycombing the mountain slopes; indicating a war stores accumulation of manv years. - On the fouthern coast caves were louna siunea run or ammunition. Five, oil dumps burned at once in a three-mile area with the black smoke spiralling upwards like cluster of voclanoes. Dominating these operations is the magnificent magnifi-cent work ?of the navy and" Its carriers, covering the landings, preventing enemy interference and facilitating the vitay important supply landing task. Natural obstacles, ob-stacles, including crossing a 1500-yard 1500-yard wide reef, are made even more difficult by Japanese air attacks at-tacks using carrier planes shuttled S r 0 - 1 ill llOTilirXiy1ITO,Mi,.l,, ff Covers Be ttpr '... Goes, Farther . . 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