1-4 Passalc-Cifton. N. TIIE HEHALD-XEWS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 15 merly attended Fair Lawn High School. ruled otherwise, however, and! fined Mrs. Helms $80, News About Those in Service discharged from the army urday ami return home Stationed at Dugway rrovmg reman cirouruis in Utah, he has been Robert Vnadcibeck, apprentice.
USN. san of Mr. U() HorU ls a Mrs. And.cw anderbevk, 436 Rradlwtc of Vi)lc lllsh Sthnol Page Avenue, l.yndhurst, has anj jcwai College of Engineer- rigineo Hey, Liberace! Rudy Vallee's Mansion Overshadows Yours By Bob Thomaa IIOLLYWOOD (AP) You haven't seen anything until youve seen Rudy Vallees house. Car on Turntablo completed a nine-week boot tiaining cotuse at the naval station at Bain budge, Md.
ing He was employed as a rhem-k ai engineer with American Alkyd Co, Cailstadt, before going into service. Vienna Likes Wine? Nope, Beer First VIENNA, Austria I) Austrians like women, song and beer. No one has ever doubted that Austrian men are fond of girls and music. But a Vienna polling firm was not sure about the favorite beverage, generally assumed to be wine. Not so, a survey found, only 16 per cent of Austrians polled drank wine, while-25 per cent drank beer.
The rest preferred a variety of other alcoholic or nonalcoholic beverages. The survey also showed the men drink three times as much beer and wine as the women. Girls would rather have coffee. Your be Investment Is a Herald-News Want Ad you liva In ton Plains. place your Herald-News Want Ada al Dunkelman's Confectionery.
SIS Newark-Pompton Turnpikt. have your hometown newspaper Tha llerald-IIcws delivered to your home doily phone PRescott 7 -4000 Miss Woods of the circulation department will give you complete details about regular home deliver Philip Ticone, son of Mr and Mrs, Frank Picone, 240 Mountain Way, Lyndhurst, recently was promoted to specialist third class while serving at Fort Richardson, Alaska, ricone, 22. is jeep driver and rpare parts handler in the 48th Engineer Field Maintenance Company. He arrived in Alaska in August, 1954. and was last fta-tioned-At Port Whittier, Alaska He has been in service since March.
1954. Pvt. Richard R. Rieser. son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Riescr, 19-27 Prospect Street, Fair Lawii, recently arrived in Alaska for duty with the 53id Infantry Regiment at Fort Richardson. PvURieser, Inst stationed at Camp Irvin, Calif, entered the army in March, 1955. and took basic training at Fort Dix. He for 2nd Lt John W.
Amerman. 23, i of 201 Essex Avenue, Bloomlield, was recently assigned to the Third Infantry Division at Fort Benning, Ga. The son of Mr. and Mrs. John A.
Amerman, he is a platoon leader in the divisions First Infantry Battalion A 1953 graduate of Dartmouth College, he was a field representative for General Motors Acceptance CorporaUon in Newark before entering the army In January, 1955. Stationed in Stuttgart, Germany, is Pfc. Malcolm A. Nanes, 23, of 57 High Street, Nutley. He is a supply records clerk in Headquarters Detachment of the Second Quartermaster Group.
Entering the army in October, 1954, after graduation from the University of Rochester, Pfc. Nanes went overseas last April. Tit. Walter A. Biebschncider.
son of Alvin Brctsehneider. 9 Street, Clifton, honiC 99V lestimony on a 10-day leave. He is serving ESCONDIDO, Calif. Ml The with the survey section of Clpresident of Palomar College, Dr Battery, 544th Airbonie Field phi, putn the a Artillery Battalion, of the 1 1th Airborne Division at Foil Camp-jmen Jln Dunn, appeared in bell, Ky. Bretschnelder enter-court as character witnesses for ed the army last May and took two dogs.
basic training at Fort Sill, Okla They testified that they did He is a graduate of Clifton High not consider the Kerry Blues of School. a former neighbor. Mrs, Garnet Hdlms, were a public nuisance, Sp. 3c Julius Flertz, 28, son or disturbed- the peace of the of Mr. and Mrs.
Morns Hertz, 'ncighboi hood. 428 Oak Sticet, Passaic, will be1 Municipal Judge John Barnetj lounge decorated with Chrhtmaa The place makes Liberace cards from celebrities over the house piano-shaped pool and Then Rudy takes you to all look puny by eve under th 'cnnls court It is a vast catacomb-like place with files containing all of his old music arrangements, radio scripts and transcriptions, plus a liquor closet big enough I to stock any commercial bar. In the projection room, Rudy displays his bound scrapbooks 215 of them. Back in 1917 I had an idea that I was going to be famous, so 1 started saving everything, he declares Come along a tour. You climb up up.
up into the Hollywood hills, get a little lost, then find Pyra mid Place on which lives. You pass through an auto gate caution SACRIFICE price: 8 M5 ASTOUNDIN this gate closes 20 seconds after jou enter and climb to the top stopping your car on a turntable as per instrucUons on a sign. The master of the house Is there to greet you, picturesquely dressed in knee-length yellow sox, walking shorts, yellow sport shirt and checked coat. He is smoking a long cigar and instructs you to follow him for the 40-cent When I was looking for a house in 1941, I gave my real estate man an impossible chore, Rudy explains. I told him I wanted a house that as close to Hollywood because I was sure then that radio would go on forever.
1 wanted him to find a place which had a hilltop location, plenty of space to entertain, a swimming pool, a tennis court, a place to show movies and owners in trouble. Miraculously, Rudy adds, he found this place. It was built by Ann Harding and Harry Bannister in 1930, then passed into other hands. Rudy remarks that he has added many features himself, including the door chimes that play his theme song, Mv Time Is Your Time." He displays the living part of the house, which is orhate in the southern California tradition of the 20s and 30s. At the head of the stairs is a hidden passageway so small that Jackie Gleason couldn't get through it.
This leads to a sun deck, where a hidden bed slides out at the press of a button. Rudy says he used this just once what with the dawn and the damp, it proved impractical. My Hobby He displays another hidden door which is a closet filled with enough supplies to stock a Milage drug store. My father was a pharmacist, he explains. It's always beerj my hobby.
He takes you into the large bedroom with seven-foot square bed and dozens of Mrs. Vallees perfume bottles on the dressing table. Then you go down a long hallway, past his spacious office and outdoors. End of the tour? Ko, it's just starting. He leads you down a steep path, past a sign saying only thoughtless people discard cigarette butts (find and use ash trays).
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