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Film Comedian Killed In Auto HOLLYWOOD, June 13. UJO-Charles Butterworth, 46, long' faced, droll comedian of stage and screen, was injured fatally early today when his British roadster went out of control and crashed into a lamp post. Butterworth died of a skull fracture en route to the hospital. He was attended by Dr. Lloyd P.

Taintor. Investigating officers said Butterworth apparently had been driving at a high rate of speed when the car went out of control. Skid marks 180 feet long were found on the pavement. The actor never regained consciousness after he was taken from his car where it came to rest against a shop front. Butterworth, a former newspaperman appeared in such motion pictures as "Life of the Party," "Illicit," and "Baby Face Hairing- ton." Born at South Bend, Butterworth attended Notre Dame university where he obtained an LL.

B. degree. He passed the Indiana state bar examination then obtained a cub' reporter's job on the South Bend News-Times. Later Butterworth went to Chi" cage where he worked on the old Chicago American. Moving to New York he found metropolitan editors cool toward his journalistic ambl- tions and he turned to the upstate Mt.

Vernon Argus for a job. The New York Times later hired him as a general assignment reporter. While on the staff of the Times he became acquainted with Broad way ites Heywood Broun, Walter O'Keefe, and Frank Sullivan who were his closest friends in later years. Given a chance to do a comedy monologue in a press club show, Butterworth turned out to be a hit and immediately sought a stage career. In 1932, Butterworth married the former Ethel Sutherland who divorced him seven years later, charging he failed to bring home the droll and amiable qualities he played in the movies.

Dr. M. A. WUERSCHMIDT good GLASSES are mate SMS 77 JK. Broadway OFFICE FURNITURE ARIZOKA BURGLAR ALABM COMPACT and Maintenance Service Daily PHONE 660-W First American Saint Is Voted At Vatican VATICAN CITY, June 13.

The United States got its first Catholic saint today as high Catholic prelates, at a semipnblic consistory in the Vatican's consistory hall, voted unanimously in favor of the canonization of Mother Frances Xavier Cabrinl of Chicago. The 20 cardinals and 40 bishops attending the ceremony also voted for the canonization of three others. They are Bernardino Realino, an Italian Jesuit who died in 1616; France's Joan Elisabeth Richier de Ages, cofonnder of the Order of the Daughters of the Cross; and Joao De Britto, Portuguese Jesuit martyred in India. The formal celebration of the sainthood of the four will take place In St. Peter's July 7.

Besides being the first American citizen to be canonized. Mother Cabrhil will have the distinction of being sainted only 27 years after her death Dec. 22, 1917, the shortest intervening period since the papal courts have adjudged those worthy of sanctificatlon. Born in Italy, July 15, 1850, she was a founder of the Order of the Sacred Heart. PENNSYLVANIA FLOOD KILLS 1 JOHNSTOWN, June 13.

(P) --One man drowned and thousands of dollars' damage was caused by flash floods which inundated Ht least fovjr communities in the northern part of Cambria county early today. Johnstown itself, which once suffered heavy loss of life in a flood, was unaffected today. Victims said the flood, which followed a cloudburst, was worse than the St. Patrick's day flood of 1936. The cap screws that fasten the radiator to the frame should be tightened frequently, as they tend to loosen with time.

Arizona Mortuary, Inc. 7 East Third A Complete Fneral to Meet Income VBRNA B. YOCUM, Director Sen. Bankhead Paid Tribute WASHINGTON, June 13. The body of Sen.

John H. Bankhead (D-Ala.) leaves here by train late today for Jasper, where funeral services will be conducted tomorrow. A 12-member senate delegation will accompany the body. Bankhead, who was 73, died at 2:10 p.m., MST, yesterday at the Bethesda, naval hospital of "cerebral thrombosis complicated by pneumonia." He was taken to the hospital May 24 after he suffered two heart attacks while attending a senate banking committee hearing on legislation to ex tend OPA. The senate was debating the bill when he died.

Sen. Lister Hill (D-Ala.) who an nounced his colleague's death to the senate, praised Bankhead as a "valiant champion of the Amerl can farmer agriculture's great leader in congress." Senate Democratic Leader Alben W. Barkley (Ky.) eulogized Bankhead as "a man of rugged character, who believed in his state, believed in the South, and believed in the integrity of America which he served." Mrs. Bankhead and their son, Walter, were at the bedside when the leader of the senate cotton bloc and uncle of Actress Talullah Bankhead succumbed. A native of Moscow, where he was born July 8, 1872, Bankhead was elected to the senate in 1930 and was serving his third term, which would have expired in January, 1949.

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ience of Borden's. No wait, no waste--no pot, no grounds. But the headline news is guaranteed flavor! Why not try Borden's today? If It's It's got to be goodl MAKK AS MANY CUM At A POUND OT OftOUND COFRI LOGGERS WILL HOLD PARADE VICTORIA, B. June 13. (U.R-- Union leaders today called off plans for a nonstop mass lobby of provincial government buildings by 7,000 striking lumber workers, as tie-up of British Columbia mills continued stalemated for the 28th day.

Officials of three provincial locals of the International Woodworkers of America, said that although thousands of striking workers will parade the main streets of this city tomorrow as. planned, to force government intervention in the strike, the mass delegation would be withdrawn "after a day or two." Earlier, district president of the IWA, Harold Pritchett, said that the thousands of loggers taking part in the demonstrtation would remain encamped around the legislative buildings until results were obtained. Babe Ruth was American League batting champion only one year, in 1924, with an average of .378. State To Seek Guard Airfield PHOENIX, June 13. (JP) Four more Arizona military airfields have been declared surplus by the government, the state was notified yesterday.

They are Luke field auxiliary No. 4 located 10 miles west of Wittman; Luke field auxiliary No. 3 located 12 miles northwest of Glendale; Thunderbird No. 2, eight miles north of Scottsdale, and Claiborne flight academy, 15 miles west of Wickenburg. Gov.

Sidney P. Osborn, following the suggestion of Major Gen. A. M. Tuthili, adjutant general of Arizona, will ask that disposition of Thunderbird be held up pending a decision on its suitability for use as a training and operations field for the new aerial wing of the Arizona national guard.

The state has first preference In obtaining surplus fields. At the beginning of 1946, there were 62,344,000 hogs on farms of the United States. PUTS POP ON TOP Give Father a one-way ticket to That Wonderful Seaforth Feeling on fife day- Juno 16th. He'it like any of the Seaforth sets of polished stoneware mugs and jugs boxed in brown, ttweed--as masculine as the: products they contain: to $7.00 fir Mug Men'i Scop' Shoving lotion Men's Tale jHalrdrejjIng $5.00 plus tax; DRUG CO. PH 0 S.TOP'E FGK BETTER PRICED VJOSH, they're beauties.

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Juarez, Mexico PEGGY TO BE ON AIR Peggy Webber, former Tucson high school dramatic will have one of the leading roles in the of the adventure- drama "The Man Called which begins over NBC networks at 7 p. m. next Tuesday. KVOA will broadcast the program In Tucson. Miss Webber, who graduated from Tucson "high school In 1942, held leading roles in "Peg My Heart," the senior class play "House of Fear," and "On Our Way," which was produced at the University of Arizona auditorium for the state teachers' convention in 1941.

She gave many monologues. Now living In Hollywood with her mother, Mrs. Margaret Webber, she haa been active in dramatics and ra0io work in California since her graduation. Star of "The Man Called is Herbert Marshall. East of the Mississippi river, approximately one out of every three days is rainy.

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