The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 1, 1953, Page 3

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 3 Sugar was first made commer-, Mountains were so obstructive PHOENIX, Ariz. (~The new cially from sugar beéts about/to the enterprises of the men of police manual, just off the press,/1800 when France found sugar | the Middle Ages that they show- forbids Phoenix policemen from | difficult to import during the Na-|ed no appreciation of the beauty NO “BRIDES” FOR Wednesday, April, 1953 PHOENIX POLICE | Gilbert Roland li te brea Saturday Nominated For | poleonic wars. \For SubRon Tots Happiest Man By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD #—The happiest man in Hollywood? I nominate Gil- bert Roland. ‘ The Latin actor seems to have found the secret of lasting youth. He readily admits to being 47, yet he has the face and figure of a far younger man. He also has a youth- ful outiook on life, but with a calm, deep philosophy that can come only with years of good living. Career-wise, he is the envy of his fel actors. In the past five years, he has gone from picture to picture, delivering finely etched performances such as in “My Six Convicts” and “The Bad and the Beautiful.” Yet he doesn’t have the rigors and the insecurity of being a sfar. “I don’t want to be a star,” be blandly declares, “‘I’ve had it before, and I know what it’s like. Let the young kids have it now.” At present he is finishing up “The Diamond Queen” with Ar- lene Dahl and Fernando Lam ‘This week he leaves for Flori to portray a sponge fisherman in “12-Mile Reef” with Robert Wag- ner and Terry Moore. Then he goes to Spain to appear with Clau- dette Colbert in “That Lady,” which Katharine Cornell did on the stage. Of course, the picture business was not always as rosy for Roland. He was a big hit in the ‘20s, when Latin lovers had their heyday on the screen, His star faded with the advent of the grapefruit-in-the- face styie of movie lover. After he got out of the Army in World War Ul, he rode the range in the Cisco Kid series. “No producer wanted to hire me,” he recalled. “They said I ‘was a Western actor.” John Huston changed all that. He interviewed the actor for a role in “We Were Strangers.” “Can you sing?” Roland replied he couldn’t. “Can you play a gui- SubRon Officers’ Wives will pre- | accepting or soliciting brides. sent an Easter Egg Hunt on Sat- urday, April 4 at 3:30 p. m. It will take ‘plee at Fort Taylor. All pre-school children, includ- p. |ing those of kindergarten age, of submarine officers, are invited to enjoy the event, Admission charge is very small, Besides the fun trying to find to find eggs left by the traditional a: refreshments will be serv- ed. In most areas where beet sugar is produced it is subsidized by = |tariffs or other government re- F-86 SABREJETS LEAVE FOR EUROPE.—Maj. Gen. K. E. Tibbets, commanding general at Robins Air Force Base, Ga., bids farewell to Capt. E. C, Baquet, flight leader of a squadron of F-86 Sabre- jets before takeoff for Europe. Presumably the planes are headed for Germany for patrol duty along the Iron Curtain. Left to right, foreground: Lt. Col. 0. H Skinner, Capt. Baquet, Gen. Tibbets, Back: Brig. Gen. A. V.P. Anderson, Brig. Gen. G. S. Cassidy, Lt. Col. M. F. French.—(® Wirephoto, tar?” The answer was again neg- ative. So Roland got the job as a Cu- ban revolutionary who played the guitar and sang. Huston made him get a haircut, and the director even wielded the scissors himself. Ro- land submitted to all this, and the results brought a revival of his filrn career. He has made 15 pic- tures in the past five years, and turned down more. How does he stay so young? “For one thing, I play tennis every day of the year,” he an- swered. “I have the same waist- line—29 inches—that I had when I started in pictures as an extra in 1925, “And then I do not worry. I do not eat myself up inside by fretting about things. That’s what makes People old.” The third secret cf his youthful- ness was stated very simply: “women.” Irrigation pumping sometimes reduces the Rio Grande nearly to @ trickle at its mouth. NO NEW LICENSE FOR POLICE CAR EAST PATERSON, N. J. (#—The deadline for driving in New Jer- sey with 1952 license tags was mid- night last night. Shortly before the deadline, a radio patrol car contacted Police Desk Sgt. Michael Stack with this message: “Car four-eight, car four-eight to headquarters. Sergeant, we can Our USED CAR LOT Is Open until 10 P.M. Each Night We Invite You to Come In and Look Over Our New Selections NAVARRO, Inc. USED CAR LOT |] 424 Southard St. Dial 2-2242 only work up to midnight. We don’t have tags on the car.” Quipped back the sergeant: | “Just keep going. Stay clear of cops and you'll be all right,” | Aluminum deposits discovered |in Jamaica in the West Indies in ;1942 are expected to yield | million tons of ore, |Your Grocer SELLS That Good STAR * BRAND AMERICAN COFFEE and CUBAN —TRY A POUND TODAY—— STRONG ARM BRAND COFFER Triumph Coffee Mill at ALL GROCERS When you know your beer | ...ITS BOUND TO BE BUD When you go fishing, you never know what you'll get. When you open a bottle of Bud, you know exactly what you'll get-—the beer whose delicious taste has pleased more people than any other ‘beer in history: Why so delicious? Because (Budweiser is brewed and aged by the gulations, Chief of Police Charles P. Thom- as hastily explained the prohibition will be eliminated and the word; “bribes will be substituted for “brides.” Subseribe to The Citizen DR. J. A. VALDES OPTOMETRIST Duplication of Lenses and Frames OFFICE HOURS 9-12 — 2-5 619 DUVAL STREET airs) TELEPHONE 2.7821 jof mountain scenery. DOG RACES Tonite! 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