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YOUNG ACTOR MOBBED BY FANS AT THEATRE, WHERE ONCE WAS USHER i ft tfVA Tf By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD, Recently Peter Lawford was mobbed by ado girls when ho attended a preview of one of his pictures at We Offer You EXPERT Dry Cleaning Service Also bring your clothes to us for dyeing. We clean and block hats for your satisfaction. SOUTHERN CLEANERS Phone 198 the Wcstwood Village Theatre, It was a frightening, but pleasing event for the young actor, because he was once an usher at the same theatre. That may seem like ago to Pete, but actually It was only three or four years back. I knew him in those days and it has been interesting to watch fame creep up on him, In those early war years Lawford was a slight, good-looking young actor with a slight wisp of an accent that denoted English parentage, He had done bits around the studios but never clicked in the big time.

Peter finally landed a contract at M-G-M and played a bit in a film called "Pilot No. Five," which also featured a young actor named Gene Kelly. He advanced upward, helped by a good performance as Irene Dunne's son in "White Cliffs of Dover." "Son of Lassie" established him and the bobby-soxers took him to their hearts. To say that Pete hasn't changed would be pure.romanticism,' It is virtually impossible, for anyone-to become a celebrity and remain normal, especially in Hollywood where fame requires a vast amount of intrigue. But Pete has done a fair job of it.

The other night Pete, our Marine friend Art. Woodcock and I were sitting In Romanoff's and recalling the old days, It was a far cry from the hamburger joints where we used to eat. I asked Pete if he longed for the old days. "Gee. I don't he said.

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I guess I'm just a beach bum.at heart," Eleventh Birthday Celebrated Friday Mis Beatrice Bivens entertained Friday afternoon at her home with a party honoring her daughter, Shirley, Ann, on her eleventh birthday. Ice cream and cake were served to Gay Jackson, Martha Fomay, Sarah Lee Bills, Sonny pates, De- loriei Hancock, Hancock, Raye Hubbard, Barbara Hubbard, Maryetta Martin, Ann Martin, Jane Scott, Betty Ruth Smoot, Bobbie Love, Jimmie Love, Leon Moss, Gary Wayne Moss, Harold Taylor, Mrs. Bivens was assisted by Mrs. Woodrow Love. EARLGUTHRIE Sells HOSPITALIZATION TOILETRIES MAIN FLOOR TCU Official To Here Sunday DR.

J. E. MONTGOMERY Dr. J. -E, Montgomery, assistant to the president of Texas Christian University, will, be the guest speaker at First Christian Church Sunday in the absence of the pastor, the Rev.

Theodore McElroy, Dr. preach at the morning worship service at 10:50 o'clock and again at the evening worship service at 7:30 o'clock, has been minister to the Christian Churches at Wichita Falls and Longview. The public is irfvited to hear him. Walter Connell Visits Cooper Baptist Church COOPER large number of members of First Baptist Church were at the church Friday evening to meet Walter Connell of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Fort Worth, in connection With the church's plan to engage an-educational nncl choir director. Mr.

Connell snng several songs, and after nn informal social with the choir in selecting music for Sunday morning. He will attend both services conducted Sunday by the new pastor, the Rev, D. IT. Bonner. Nervous Jap Scared Of Street Car Ticket YOKOHAMA A nervous Japanese, laden with a satchel and waiting for a streetcar, -attracted the suspicion Thursday of two military policemen, Pfc.

Lylo J-Tage- man of Swedcbur.g, and Pfc. David L. Vaughn of Petersburg, Vn. The Japanese fidgeted, shifting from foot to the other. Interrogation developed he wns a postal messenger, taking money from one foot to the other.

Asked by Lt. Floyd Read Lubbock, Texas, whether his employers gave him any protection, the Japanese explained the cause of his nervousness: "No. They only gave me a street car ticket." Li more than a thousand hospitals, federal and approximately 50,000 American Red Cross Hospital and Recreation Corps members plan recreation for patients. Parisians, Others Enlist in Army At Paris Station Four'Parisians and six other men enlisted in the Regular Army last week through the Army Recruiting Station, Capt. Henry L.

Graves announced atui'day: George N. Shaeffer, son Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shaeffer, 506- 6th SE, Regular Army, unassigned; Frank.C. Walton, son of Mrs.

Millie Shelby, 58847th SE, AAF, ETO; Kenneth D. Lyday, son of Mrs. Minnie E. Lyday, 109-27th NW, R. unaasigncd.

Leon E. Higdon, 1009-lst NW, Engineers, ETO; Doyle K. Lee, son of Walter C. Lee, Bagwell, AAF, Henry W. Hawley son of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry W. Hawley, Bagwell, AAF, ETO; Delmar C. Dunawoy, son of Snm J. Dunaway, Bagwell, AAF, ETO; James 'E, McDow, son of Mrs, Oma McDow, Honey Grove, AAF, ETO; Charles 11.

Allen, son of Mrs. Ethel Allen, Chicota, R. Unassigned, Leroy Perkins, son of Mrs, Jennie Perkins, Leonard, Military Police, unassigned. Marine Recruiting dffice Will Open In Paris Monday The United States Marine Corps recruiting office will open Monday in the Paris Post Office building with -Staff Sgt, Cecil E. Miller on- duty as non-commissioned officer in charge to enlist all eligible men from seven counties in this area for aviation or general duty with the United States Marines.

Sergeant Miller, who had been stationed in Tyler prior to this, will be on duty in the Paris Post Office until April 12. During that- time men 17-25 years of age can enlist or re-enlistments can be effected for veterans of the armed services and ex-Marines for two, three or four years. The recruiting sergeant stated that all men who consider enlisting in the Marine Corps from Fannin, Lamar, Red River, Franklin, Hopkins, Delta and Bowie, should do so while there are still openings for men. He explained that of the 100,000 peacetime goal of regular approximately 66,000 are now in the ranks: No Need for Changing Policy in Philippines WASHINGTON. Truman said Saturday there is no need for changing the established policy of leaving to Philippine, civil authorities the disposition of civilian war-time collaborationists in the islands.

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