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i "26 The Arizona Republic April 11, ift( BianaDors Looking For Good Parts By EDDY GILMORE LONOON (AP) Once described as Britain's sfex symbol, actress Diana Dors was back home yesterday with a change of heart but her trim figure as curvy as of old. Gone were her twitchy wiggle, her flaming lipstick and" her long blonde hair. "PUT THE change down to motherhood," she told reporters, balancing her 11-month-old son Mark on a shapely knee. In private life, Miss Dors is the wife of Canadian-born comedian Dickie Dawson. She returned to London Sunday after six months in the United States, where she made films, appeared in night clubs and on television.

"I don't think gimmicks are necessary any more," she went on. "But they served a purpose, and they can't have done me much harm. They put me where I am today." HER LONG tresses shorn, she wore a fairly short bob. But her vital the same. "I'm looking for good parts now," she said.

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