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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
.Dubs May Fight
On Card Here

The possibility that Harvey
DubS may be on the Frttzie
Ziuc-Jo>e Bssors fight card Al
Olympia tomorrow night doomed
today as Matchmaker Nick LondcS
sought an opponent Tor the
Windsor lightweight
+ Dubs. now in The Canadian
navy. is home on fur1ough.
One OF the best hghtwejeh,>
ever developed IN the local area,
DubS was brccznG along nicely
until he bumped INTO Ray Sugar
Robinson and was stopped in 4
bout AT olympia last year 1t was
ono OF The comparatively few
fights The Windsor boy lost.
The supporting card for Fri
days show features others from
around these parts. most notable
Of which viii DC Bobby Mcintyre.
also a lightweight
a veteran. Mcintyre boasts an
amazing career an which he has
fought dozens or the best haSS -iH
the leather trading industry. he
has lost A number OF fights, but he
always gave the fans a nun for
their money Mcintyre viii fight
Billy Miller IN an cight-rounder
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
Plug II. Leo

LEO. II you ever get the
chance I wish you would put Ia
a plug for the Red Cross. For
there isn't a fellow serving on
foreign fronts who doesn't swear
by the Red Cross.
Back home, we didn't have
much 90 do with the Red Cross.
There were so many places to
20. If we had n furIOugh we
could 20 home to our wives.
mothers and fathers. II We
landed n three-day pass. there
were numerous spots TO go and
hotels galore where We could
STAY.
But overseas its much DIFF
ferent. And the Red Gross has
stepped in 10 take care of the
soldiers, especially when we
have some time off. or we land
n furlough.
Throughout EuglR in
small towns and large ones like
London and Liverpool and Bel
fast and Glasgow. they have
established service clubs. There
we can 60 on our 24-hour passes,
or our Burroughs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
Birds Are Plentiful
For Hunting Nearby
BY DON GILLIES

must have. was reported brisk n
all downtown sports goods stores
today.
Lee Lippnan ~ the Tool Shop
Is conducting his fifth annua
pheasant contest for which a 81
war bond Will be given for tho
heaviest pheasant. and So for the
longest tan feather.
we are far ahead Of last
year on the sale of hunting
licenses despite the fact that
we have received no shotgun
shells for hunters" Lippman
said
Although gun accidents afeld
have improved in the last two
years. hunters again are asked "a
observe the simple rules OF gun
safety. Every hunter has a copy
Of The Ten Commandments of
Safety. Why not read II over
again before going hunting?
Here : hoping YOU have a good
time and luck
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
Plan SdndIot
World Series

CHICAGO. oct "a CP) The
National Baseball Congress TO-DAY
announced plans for a Sandlo'
baseball World Series between
teams from all nations in which
the game rs PLAYED.
The congress AT It's annual meet.
ing yesterday. voted 10 hold the
FIRST series the year after the END
OF tho war
~ World Series IN which all
great nations participate would
do more 10 preserve peace than
any other medium" Ray Du-
mont. president and founder Of
the congress. said
In the meantime, he said ma
tional championships will be de-
Cidcd in la4i in the United States
Canada Newfoundland, Nenezu
ola Cuba Puerto Rico, Mexico
Hawaii and Panama
Tho congress also approved tho
Canadian-Unitcd States series 10,
loiA 60 be held al Toronto Aug
9U
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
Navy 0uerying
Friends About
Him, He Says

PHILADELPHIA. Oct IA CUP)
Joe Kirkwood, golf professional,
said here ne would ask the naval
intelligence board OF inquiry IN
Washington today for hear
ing to determine il he is beng
investigated as an enemy agent
The AuS1ranan-boIn LICK shot
specialist sSid navy Investigators
have queS TONED other golf pro-
tesSionsis snd MS friends STOUT
hIm for Tie last two months. No
spproaCh has been made 10 nun,
how ever.
klTKWood said he requested The
naval hearing 10 learn ~he her he
j. beng investigated anc why
there should be an investigation.
Al the same time. ne VIII ask the
opportunity 10 answer any ques-
uons the navy may put 10 HIM.
kHkaleod -tn4ee- pad lengthy
visits 10 Japan on tour with other
golfers, and al the time reported
courteous treatment from the
Japanese A Gamers fsn he sad
he took many pictures m Japan,
and since offered the photos 10
the u s. government
lie refused To dISCuSs Japan IN
radio interviews but sand ne Was
willing 10 discuss ms VISITS with
military men
4 son. Reginald charged with
draft evasion was upheld by
kirkWOoG when called 10 trial.
bat the golfer said his protection
81 his son pAS the natural act 1T
a father kirkwood said ne did
not want TO keep the boy out of
1 service. but did want 10 keep him
out Of jail Reginald snd another
son, Donald Ntr4ce haze hecH To
leCted for service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
luxuries. Too

There We can eat meal.
prepared American style. There
We can sleep between two fresh.
white sheets. Bov. Leo. ONE
doesn't appreciate sheet until
he gets overseas Believe IL or
not, 10 IA fellows. sheets are
Injuries
The Red Cross arranges trips
and tours and dances for the
soldiers. They take care Of
some personal problems which
arise In the lives Of the boys
over here.
Further. Leo. through the
Red Cross We gain An oppor-
tunity 60 meet some American
girls, For every club we 20 to.
At least one American Red Cross
staff member Is on deck. smiling
always and ever willing tu talk
about the United states.
They miss the oil places. too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
Cardinals
Wont BE
Breeze
By LEO MACDoNELL

Coach Gus DoTaiS Of the Lions
admits he finds the pro league
pretty tough.
He cites the Lions recent de-
feat al the hands OF the Packers
up an Green Bay
1--WE bottled zap Hutson Don
Hutson, great pass receiving
end. but la doing 80 We lett
leaks elsewhere, The modest
Delroil- Coach- explained quite
frankly "NOd ja>t got 10 be
good ali over In bag ume pro
football"
Mirh thst Dorsis smiled wTyly
and returned 10 studying repoI1i
OF the Cardinals stubborn defense
against The Bears last Sunday
The CaTuinslS. although beaten
put up stubborn resistance
DOrais thought that meant tht
Lions vail not have an easy tlmt
br atInE the Cardinals d second
time
The Lions and Cardinals vii,
engage III regular league game
in Buffalo THIS Sunday Since But.
tato hopes 10 return 10 the Ma.
tlonal Football League much in,
iereSt - reported IN The contest
according 10 reports.
The Lions beat the Cardinals
35 10 =, IN their season opener
az BRIGGS Stadium IN September
their first league triumph in /.
contests. They lost all II las
year.
The Lions viii leave for Buffalo
bV train Saturday morning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
Bill Daley ID Tell
Fans About GOpherS

The next Michigan
a 4. al
To thp best adv
Golden has IuNite
best Minnesota players meeting Monday
Bll Daley the outstanding In uho
PLAYED ulback for three Minnesota will tell
about the
last
Daley playing tulbsck Michigan. heading
nation n ground gained White Michigan losing Notre
Daley the field
. will he an Dnras viii bring
OF color and mi
on he In Chicago Cardinals.
he station N<NT with
ousrerbacs meeting giving their tho MIGHT
n-Mi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
BrazIe, Harry Walker
induced Into Army

ST LOUIS. oct "a CUP) Out
fielder Harry Walker and pitcher
Alpha BrazN " tho 81 Louis
Cariinals. were inthe army to-day
The athletes passed their physi-
calls and were sworn into the serv-
i've late yesterday at Jefferson
Barracks here.
Both men are arried and
Walker is the father Of a son
They received the usual 2l-day
lurloueh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
Women S Loon
Has I in 800 S

Dorothy Merchant of Nj FL
lott, and Peg Lindberg of Ram
bow are the second and third Ia
score 500 series IN the Women s
MAJOR League. At Conner Rccrea-
ton last night Miss Merchant had
179-2l1-232 for So and Mrs
Lrndbcrg 223-222-lT4 for SO
Miss Merchants tally helped
MI Elliott 10 set now season
highs Of 27S7 and 976. The other
games S32-9SS. the latter also
beating the former high held BY
Mt Elliott Al 954
Olympic and Gears both scored
ShutoutS 10 remain ued for FIRST
place Kinney likewise won three
10 stay two games out Of tho
lead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
New Pass SnatCher
Uncovered by Irish

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct Il
INST Jack ZIliN'S pass snatch
ing ability was expected TODAY 20
Win place for h.m an -Aatra
Dame ( starting lineup when the
I1Sh invade the Wisconsin BAD
ger lar SATURDAY
Other Standout performers IN
recent InSh practice sessions are
right guard Johnny Perko and
lef, end RAY kufTel. who also may
Get starting assignments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
Purdue Prepares
Passes for Bucks

LAFAYETTE. Ind. oct. IA
GNSD Purdue hecame air
minded today IN us drill around
the passing Of quarterback Sam
NaCanu AZ the Bollermakcrs
pointed for their clash IN CieVc-
land Saturday with Ohio State.
Coach Elmer Burnham had Va
can't toss passes from All angles
10 ends Joe BWScemI and Frank
Ranman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
SpOr
E2in1es Sports
Writer Praises
The Red Cross


AS ol a -er...a.. Safe. ..""
.Samaaa .H sfwe
ItIer .au .#..a N-
100 ul.G Or. f..... a".
.ne u,. rW.. .t .." be-
>es.eg H..s rs' .....u .s
.ru D..-, -a r..
Dear Leo.
"a Was reading your tar
the other uay about lue E.1
Cross fu,f mat,hy- $50 D,,f..t n
August and how much muU,s
was raised tor port. events
conducted Dy JEr organization
overseas.
perhaps Leo you might be
Interested iu knowing how thr
money h. spent Oi tate } have
had a chance iu visit several
Red Cross oiuh. 500 England
north and south and east And
west
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
60 for Sports

~ might add. Leo. de,iating
from the Red Cross. that the
men Of Uncle SANS fighting
forces really 60 in for sports. I
don't know how many softhan
and baseball teams played here
IN England during the summer.
bat the number was terrific.
We had some cracker lack
outfits, too. some OF the clubs
would have held their own
against top flight minor league
combinations.
"Of course. leo. engaging in
sports T. secondary 30 the
greater game which All Of us are
playing here. We're here for a
purpose and the sooner the pur-
pose il accomplished. we'll. the
sooner We shall be back there
seeing the Tigers. Michigan
STATE. Michigan. the Lions. etc.
Best regards 10 all the gang
sincerely.
George
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
Gopher Back Called Home

MINNEAPOLIS. oct IA nNSl
Loren Palmer, freshman. held
down tho first string fullback post
on The Minnesota squad today as
Holt MonCrief was called 90 the
STCkbcd Of has father in Mon
roc 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
PRACTICES KICKS

The fullback is a lend lease pcr-
former from Tulane University
White Muncrief Bin G3rnaas Is
the quarterback and one of the
best IN tho country.
According to reports In
Minneapolis, Bill j. practicing
daily on his drop-kicking," Bar
clay sand
CrJSIer looked al HIM Wide-cycd
and asked simply.
why ."
CriSlcr remembers that last
wear GarnaaS. droD-kicknc fof
The FIRST time m his lifc. beat
Michigan 10 10 a.
More players turned up later
and fnallE there were enough for
practice and were sent through
blocking and tacklne drill
NO one will deny We were
ragged in these depa rtmcntS
last Saturday. 80 little work
won't ho ami>S." Crisler CN-
planned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
SAYS GOOD BY

I0a banter Nae halted ar fae
---l.---+--..- ~ H--r-t,-
I,r..Wau .4u .e-. Era. WHO t.e
aeeu se,.n. 81 .oI %, asUga at .e,t
G0a.J
Just dropped by t. say good
II have finished my exams
and START nv training 40 be
truit factory ou Monday
IT means eight hours "A dan,
bul the draft board deferred me
90 finish mN education "a an
engineer 80 could DO defense
work aud l don't think should
DELAY "A day getting at it.
tr>Igr was stunned hv This
news. The line material is plenty
thin AS 10 is and the loss OF a
capabi" performer va a blow.
II thought you'd be- here at
least through the Illinois game"
The coach iaWcntrd. but YOU
know best. And good luck 10
you"
rtt~t d~ ANS LtE sian ttG Iht a g.
CrSler called 10 him
Leave your seat number for
the Minnesota game with Biggie
Mum. You're still eligible and
We might have 10 send up into
the stands after YOU"
You know" CrSler tod the
group around him. "onlS a sense
of hunIOr keep, coach from
suicide. "
And that's not hard to hc'iovo
Bill Barclay who secuted Mime
sofa. Joined the group with his re-
port He had some nice things 90
say about fheir back6cld and the
center of the line Hell get an
other look AZ The line wucn the
GopherS play Camp Grant Satlr-
day.
Chuck Avery. from last wears
Michigan squad rs a halfh2ck Oh
the starting lineup EIc was handl-
capped last year by injuries Ills
running mate is Wayne Williams
who was their sophomore scnSa-
ton last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
Only 100000

Tho mcaccr supply Of aWmuni.
'ion rs expected TO keen Tho run-
hcr of hunters down to thc 100000
mark this year Most Sports
gooUS tralcrS arc Srfll waiting Tor
their quota ut shotgun shells ami
those that received a 1rV report
twice as many signed certificates
As shCllsN y
Hunters should experience no
d.1icul'y.i m reaching small game
7rcaS 10y automobile According
10 Edward + Broadvcll of the
local OpAIonicc. drivers may usc
AN of thrlr a coupons Which
means a round trjp al BOO mites.
Drivers of cars with n and &
supplementary coupons may travel
l2O miles from home uu their a
cards cor a total of 240 miles with
ONT running afoul OF OpA restrjc.
lions
sale of tac 81 small game hwi-
.uE license, which every hunter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
ONLY TWO SENIORS

Tue probable starting lineup
W.l uguae iHe il- mmeu. five
oaN.Hols, and $50 seniors.
i,.alI ialI-y d sophomore,
ruc leading candidate tor center,
Its H.tlr played IoOlbaIl before.
HARLEY lr tOok up the game
daring Nayues pins fitness
program this season and decided
10 come. ouI for Jhc squad
Frank Bleiman and Wallace
Hasolu are slated at ends. Bel
man is from Northwestern Bag
ollI from Southwestern High.
Francis Blake and ANDY Edgerton
WiIl get the cali at tackle Bob
SparIng and MraShall Chris john
Will get the nod az guards.
NINETEEN ON TEAM
Besides Hoch>tcin. leading can
didatcS for the hachiield are
DANES Fears from Northwestern.
George MoOradl1n and Anthony
NanCeuy Southwestern.
Elton Ryncarson Normal coach.
is down with a cold.
n have only - boys ont for
the squad. more than half Of
whom never played before"
RynCH>on said "But we feel
like WAYNE does about keeping
the sport alive. 30 We will do
our hest.
William Muse. "A junior who
played a "A reserve last year,
j. the only returning veteran"
he said.
After Saturdays game the
Tartar, have another with Normal
at YpSlianu. Ottcrbcn College of
OHIO Is a tentative foe for night
game November : al L. OF ID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14

Prospects for the opening Of
the pheasant and small game
season orrOw are very
promising in the Thumb and
southeastern Michigan.
There j. n plentiful supply
~ birds and most Of this years
hatch are in sufficient plumage
to permit ready Identification"
Such was the comment OF Ever
eft Tucker. district supervisor O
the conservation d part m c n I
after checking with his officers n
a dozen counties IN the southeast
crn part OF the state.
RABBITS AVERAGE
as usual. the heaviest CON
centrationS Of birds are in the
Thumb and 81. Clair and lapcer
counties with MacOmb County
following closely behind and
ahout on a par with the other
two, Tucker reported
The supply 81 rabbits APP
pears average ~ do squirrels.
At Saginaw Ray, duck hunting
has shown ne Improvement OVER
ls>t week. Weather has con-
tinucd mild and birds have re-
maincd far outside Of gun range.
Same story in the Monroe
marshes. BUTTERFLY weather
aud no movement of ducks"
In other parts of the state pCW'
was not 50 cheerful Al Gladwin
prospects for the opening were
only taIr with warm. dry weather
expected TO impede hunting AND
with dogs Fire hazard,
continue high
Tho outlook FOR phcaSantS are
good i'm south Midland. Isabella
and Bay counties. with prospects,
reported fair IN tho north portion,
ot tho district Leaves m this see
ton arc about hall fallen. DuCt
hunting is SpottN
Further north. prospects appear
fair for upland game with grouse
and woodcoCk quite plentiful ir
thc counties around Atlanta
Hunting conditions arc improving
although some leaves arc StiIl or
the trees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Plays Opera Singer

In 'Hi Diddle Diddle" she
plays a tempestuous opera
singer. an exotic and uninhib-
tied dame who behaves much
like the Negri of 20 years ago.
And Pola's performance
proves a couple of hitherto UNI
suspected facts about Pola >.
She is a good sport and has a
sense of humor.
The old Pola slept in a bed
room inlaid with gold. drove to
work in a white limousine up
holstered in white velvet, enter
tanned on a fabulously extrava-
CANT scale The new Pola
lives in a one-room apartment,
doesn't own car and couldn't
afford to throw a party at a
drive-in .. Most of her SAL
airy from Hi Diddle Diddle'
went to pay off creditors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 2.

UOU could have knocked me over with
i feather, or anything else handy, when |
heard ii was definite for Katharine Hepburn
TO play Jade in Dragon Seed"
l had heard it straight from headquarters
that Kates first tests had not been right for
the part. 1t had been necessary to use too
much makeup TO make her look Chinese. Her
staccato, distinctive voice sounded funny
speaking in sort of pidgin Chinese. On
top of this, two other top M-G-M stars had
been interested in playing the Jade role
Greer Carson and Hedy Lamar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
oGoueM c. 70 arson,
IN HOLLYWOOD
Katharine Hepburn Wins Lead in Dragon Seed,
HoIywood's Best Role Since ScarIett O'Hara

Yet Hepburn comes up the winner with
part almost as sensational in it's way as
Scarlet O'Hara. The colorful, modern Chinese
girl is a type not unlike that Of our recent,
fascinating visitor, Madame Chang Kai-shek.
When ! asked Katharine how she had
overcome those initial handicaps of her first
tests to win the role she was very frank
Pan Berman and ! went into huddle,"
she explained "and decided to make an en-
tirely different approach. Makeup was one
of the first points.
1T is not easy 70 make an American girl
with a freckIed face look Chinese But we
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
BY DOROTHY MANNERS
Special to THE DETROIT TMEs
HOLLYWOOD. oct. 2.


MOST actresses returning TO
w the screen after a year or
two of retirement usually sound
like every producer in Holly
wood had been begging them on
Bonded knee to return 10 the
screen.
So that IS why I jumped when
Virginia Bruce-lovely, limpid-
eyed Virginia-7Said:
"When Charles KOerner Of
R-K-O Offered me the lead with
George Sanders in international
Zone, i spilled the ink IN my
hurry to sign the contract" w
She said: \
81 want to get back TO work
"a soon as possible - I mean
movie work. Don't think for n
minute I haven't been working
out there taking care OF the
children and this six and a half
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
MarIene S Dress
Made Of Chains
HOLLYWOOD, oct. ?.

HOLLYWOOD, Oct 2.
Wait until the boys around
the camps see Marlene Dietrichs
dance costume for "Kismet"
M-G-M stylist Irene has whipped
up a. little number comprised
entirely of tiny gold chains. II
weighs about as pounds and
clings lovingly 20 every curve.
When she tried il on. Marlene
said: This fits tighter than my
skin. I can sit down in my skin
but I can't in this"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
2 Actresses United
In New Movie
HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 2.

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 2.
Constance Bowling and Shell
ley Winter formerly of Broad
ways "Oklahoma") will play
sisters in the movie, "Knicker-
booker Holiday" and the casting
adds up to a coincidence.
In New York dramatic school,
the two girls were inseparable.
At the ages of Is, they quit to
pursue their separate careers.
Never saw each other again
until they reported to the studio
for the picture in which they
play the only two feminine
roles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Retired TO SecIusion

Virginia has been away from
the screen ever since the sudden
death of her producer husband,
J. Walter Rubin. Their son,
Christopher, was only 6 months
old at the time. Virginias other
child, Susan Ann Gilbert daugh-
ter OF the late John Gilbert,
was also with her. So 10 re-
cover from the shock and de-
vote herself to her youngsters,
Virginia said adieu to the screen.
Its so rural and quiet here"
Virginia said, that IL gave me
a chance to get a grip on my
self. That Is, until things began
10 happen"
Such as. for instance. loss Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Learns Nature in Raw

Mature in the raw is devas-
tating," she laughed. "TheSe
six acres went crazy. The grass
grew so high in the pasture
and the weeds so tall that the
children disappeared over their
heads"
So Virginia borrowed a couple
Of heifers from some friends,
and set them to Craze. They
nibbled down the foliage, but
one Of them got sick and died
so she hurriedly returned the
other.
Then. one night, her favorite
mare had a colt. The veterin-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

One important asset she was
able to salvage from the lush
days-her beauty. Nevertheless
she had a tough time getting
Job after she landed in New
York Is months ago on a boat
crowded with refugees.
Now, about that old fable
concerning Pola and Hitler. A
Partisan scandal sheet started
the rumor Pola sued the
libelous paper and won. She
says she has never even seen
Hitler. And points out that she
walked out on a very lucrative
contract because she couldn't
stand the NaZi setup. Her es-
tates in Germany, France,
Czechoslovakia and her native
Poland were all confiscated
Last to go was her famed
Riviera estate in the south Of
France, where her mother was
living. Her wardrobe is almost
entirely black and white, and
she leans toward tailored suits,
especially white linen ones !.
She still clings to big, floppy
hats that droop over the face.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Virginia Bruce Determined to Succeed in Comeback

help, The six-acre ranch really
calls for the services of a farmer
and three helpers 70 care for
the gardens, horses, chickens
and landScaping. Now there's
only one gardener remaining
on the place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

airy couldn't be reached so Vir-
ginia, in nightgown and
sweater, the gardener in pa
jamas, presided at the interest
ING event.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
AIIgood Holds
Party Anyway
HOLLYWOOD. Oct. 2.

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 2.
CHARACTER actress Sara
Allgood invited her friends to a
party TO celebrate Twentieth
Century-Fox taking up her OPP
tion. At last minute, studio
changed its mind. Sara's last
picture for the company will be
: The Ledger" She gave the
party anyway-to celebrate be-
ing released.