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Show TV GX VJ 5v , t md G fG r vA X i, - V i r Editors Note: Is on vacation. While Winchell Jack Lait Is serving as guest columnist. G, fjut, X J, . Morale: We have been looking Into army and navy E awards. . , - Even if all the thousands of them were which is an absurd meritorious to hypothesis this system adds up a a $100,000,000 scandal. Based on By EDWARD EMERINE WMJ Features. New Jersey, the Garden State, is more IfNt i j GT1 .V Ac m I - $ ' TA ' H x Aht . 'c 5 tb r Av theory that such hooey boosted the workers morale, it cost probably 50,000,000 man hours in 'ey" 25,000 lost days for officers, diversion of transportation facilities and G GG XfUy rV M! " waste of gas, plus some of the Otong V Lsh home-seeke- r, hangovers ever experiuti enced by men In uniform. S y to these Army-nav- y plants urged all points in between, well worth the time it takes for a throw celebrations. Same turned visit and inspection. New Jersey is an empire in its own : week-lon- g Into drunks, with whiskey vi4 G x of states this right, the Mighty Atom among the f imported and suppers, champagne nation. entertainers and party girls, arrivIt has great industrial areas where "Made in New In private cars and chartered ing of Its on thousands products A agriculJersey is stamped 4 planes. All this was legally deductiture is highly developed. New Jersey provides homes 1 tax income purposes, ble for PAPER, NOT RICE . . . Hearing that an estimated 1,557,000 pounds of rice are wasted annually b;r U for its own workers as well as for tens of thousands who costs chargeable against production wishers at American weddings, Fred Boggio and bis pretty bride, the former Bridget Marand, rec. have a business address in New York City or PhiladelAn and valid accounting In contract that none of the precious grain be thrown at their ceremony. The couple is being showered with con!t tte phia. Its broad highways, each a scenic and historic renegotiation. route, Oder motor trips along the coastline of the great they emerge from Our Lady of Mount Carmel church in New York City. Ra were assigned, often Officers Atlantic, or through the hills and valleys, forests and traveling hundreds and thousands ol rms, orchards and parks of the interior. olltl In New Jersey, one may have the bustle of the miles, takmg several weeks on a entl or the life Job, all on government pay and of the seashore vibrant resorts, city, Iver travel and subsistence expenses. quietude of quaint, forgotten towns where time has One public relations officer was alstood still. There is Bordentown where the 19th cenlepv ways sent on ahead, to whip up the tury still lives on every street, as well as small vilshow. Higher ones came on later, tepi lages resting solidly in the pockets of northern mounleec to make stuffy speeches, ride in tains. in New lepi There is much for every American to e parades and souse up with the haplar py executives and their ladies Jersey, where Gen. George Washington spent a fourth imil X of his career as commander-in-chie- f There was usually a shutdown. during the RevoluAll hands were guests at shows and .itor; tionary war. Its scores of historic shrines are rich in GluI G blowouts, in hotels, country clubs, early American lore and legend local theatres taken over. Besides, : v Take Cue From Indians. there were more exclusive s When the early settlers arrived in New Jersey from officers and corporation officials, for found the Indians Europe, they growing com, pumpkins, guardian angels and other politigourds, tobacco and beans Taking a lesson from the nai; oic cians, with costly souvenirs handed tives, the settlers cleared the land, imported seed and V !ent out livestock from across the sea, and developed an imporeverything charged as legiti- ik f i. ? f 7Ui mate expense . tant agricultural colony. It became the Garden State ofPROs were briefed by higher of the colonies. v'- ficers to encourage as much hoopla if Today, New Jersey has prosperous small farms and s as the plants could swing. Some high types of agricultural specialization Dairy and poulof them did practically no other try farms abound Small grains and field crops are work The signal corps, with only grown in most parts of the state Most of New Jerseys x.m farm products are consumed bv about a HQ posts in the advance its traveled its own cities, or by mladelphia Sussex county, are world famous. coast country, resorts, with boardwalks and t and New Yoik It is but a step from countless miles. Often the sr VJ Trap rock, sandstone, argillite convention halL Long Branch at- agents " N ? It to mens these market. farm expenses paid plants contracted visitors from Philadelphia gi unite, slate, marble, talc and al9 r of and those officers, higher Alexander Hamilton selected the glomerate are quarried in New as early as 1750. us though the army did, too, doubling 4 Wide, safe and sandy beaches are the cost to the taxpayer. tel! t t V plentiful along the southern coast , J It was one of the sweetest rackJ 1. of New Jersey. Atlantic City is ets of the conflict to exterminate ,J& known as the playground of a nav n G the enemy by good eld Yankee tion. - ave horse-sens- e A triumph and can-dX Wilr7fanT)i.irtn VX.attc Traditionally, New Jersey has of been the borne of many fawt BANDITS . . . and all sorts of other gambling, including roulette, dice, cards and an mous people. James Fenimore The Hollywood gin rummy minute race results board will flourish on the floating casino, Lux, a ship which will be anchored su Cooper and Capt. James Lawswindle was turned up by a cub off shore at Long Beach, Calif. The idea of staying out in the ocean is to evade federal and state laws pt rence of Dont give up the reporter (Los Angles Examiner) ing to gambling. Attorneys for Tony Cornero, owner and operator of the Lux, believe that he will beuntos next door lived fame ship n his first assignment. The paout in the deep. Speedboats will taxi patrons back and forth every five minutes. each other in Burlington. Je , per had a tip that Michael Robert Louis Stevenson, when in jrav the sleuth who specialAmerica, lived at Manasquan. rals izes in such things, was in HtGWAt C ACT, 5Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamil2E town. . . . Baker Conrad was k Pe ALLOWANCES CDER BOOK ton fought their famous duel near sent on this thin tip. He ran ion Weehawken. tv tar 00 4Ttr pt ATAz. KtiAjce George Washington into some members of a club hm m in H9 OvthUr wrote his tK Farewell Address to ? tfcAtPUtJtOac t d of he thought might he involved. ami the army In Berrien House at v ling out hi were They talking j' res Rocky Hill. Grover Cleveland, twice names and all on the T U S President, was born in New Nv H i story the youngster wasn't Bu Jersey. Woodrow Wilson was presTUESDAY even sure was cooking. He ident of Princeton university and got an earful and ran to a phone. QTi i lb. FIR5T . governor of New Jersey before be. . . The first newsbreak said iou Walt President. Whitmans coming Toe mtst " tc only that three sharpers had s f tomb is at Camden. OSlWM Alexander no taken Hollywood big boys t outl mr vw7 Woollcott was born in New Jersey. Hi names mentioned. . . . An hour bbatmj age New Jersey is a great state about XL.., after the edition hit the street, id Kta, x great in agriculture, in industry, in enthree heavy winners had 3nd d gaged a lawyer to t a VACATION rtRADlNE . . , Nature has provided abundant attractions their Interests. protect Ba to beckon vacationists to New Jersey. Sparkling lakes and mounPf 054007 054007 t tains lure many to the inland areas while the thrill of a seashore api S' The prisoner in the dark Gestapo FAMILY FAMILY vhei vaiation draws countless others to the New Jursey coast, with its FUS dungeon m Berlin was tall, gaunt em ALLOWANCI. ALLOWANCL miles of sandy beat hes. Rudolf Diels, founder of the Gestapo 9T epr T t p it If iyT In the first turbulent days of the Bite of Paterson for an industrial Jersey, and it has unlimited quantiT& net tj M t y.5s tbt Nazi Diels had said "no ( regime. city Farly New Jersey scientists ties of sand and gravel, lime, ie fit kini tt rf, v, L tf t to Adolf when the fuehrer ordered v Pi i ywMat 4 and inventors accelerated the trend greensand marl and peat. ,res it, zf k.xwn to him eld an who had liquidate n pal toward industrialization John Fiteh G fti Despite three centuries of deook f Vpj outlived his usefulness to the swastik4rtt Si W and Col John Stevens with their if n velopment, about 46 per cent of fjiYAWC t a-gang. KC h &AUG46 Now, Rudolf sat In his New Jersey still Is In forest! steamboats, and Seth Buy den with w Br y cell, awaiting the hangman by ormalleable iron and patent leather Of great significance are the IIERCUfacb of der who did not like peoto be followed later by the genius of Hitler, oystermen and fishing captains of ple who dared to say no." Anthony Muir, 3, son ofligh Thomas A. Edison, the wizard of the coast, one of the worlds Jeisey before Diels was Melbourne, Australia, 1 Is Menlo Park. Standing From truly great fishing grounds Hermann Goering. I champion, weighs in atl'n tl Today theie are heavy industiies Sandy Hook to Cape May, the coast in his training program A to order divorce you A 4 my sister, at Newark, brick and terra cotta provides every variety of fishing td a 19G0 heavyweight title. Vnet. out Get growled of her Goering works around Peith Amboy, shipThree Main Divisions. BONLS FOR BABIES We cannot have a man In our In an effort to encourage parenthood, the life. are permitted in his pr0-- g at at Camden, ceramic plants yards New Jersey might be called a British now is paying mothers five shillings (about a dolgivfi'ral government hung! family training. Anthony is wfi'1 Trenton, woolen mills at Passaic, peninsula since, with exception of 6ni lar in American money) per week living allowance for every baby schedule Diels, a cool character, shrugged training textile pi ints at Paterson, and the 50 mile noithcrn dcsirum boundary from after the first. Payment is authorized by family allowance act of his shoulders, told Goering where equipment building Elizin such cities others as many the H idson to the Delaware, it Is I to go. May, 1945. System went into effect Aug. 6, 194G. him. abeth, Bayonne and Jersey City The entirely surrounded by water It InCircumstances too long and state ranks first m smelting and re- has three In the physical divisions volved to relate here saved Diels Hth fining of coppvr, dyeing and finishWALTER E. EDGE north is a mountainous, from the ler'i hangman. Today, sitting ing of textiks, and ranks high in Governor of Now Jersey. 1 region known as the Appilichi-a- n a villa In Nuernberg, he sup3re rubber goods production It is secc The central or Highlands education, in historical lore, In pres- plies the prosecution with valuable ond in manufictuie of silk, rayon section, w.tli gentlv rolling ent opportunity, in hope for a con, t h information against the major war and chemic ils New Jersey ranks hills, siq ports most of the state's tinued greatness in the future Its criminals. Among his frequent visjeet sixth in the nat on Or value of mnn-ufuiban and industnal development incomparable scacoast, its beautiful itors was Capt. ' !or Harry N. Sperber, tin mg The lirge southern coast d plain lake and mountain country, its exchief German Interpreter at the G t Mining Marts I ariv . has fruit oichirds, market girdons. tensive fishing and hunting grounds, trials. ! lav Ftw nop'e rtgird New Jenny as swamps, pine wastes and miles of as well as the innate of lcbe hospitality mused Diels to Strange, Harry, a mini r d state II n ever, in 1G 5 be ulus and sha'low bays its people two out of five of whom a sardonic smile on his Vo sallow, iron vv is mined in Momnou'h counAll of Nt a Joisiy that touches own the r homes furnish proof d face. It looks as if ty, and this basic resource his bem tlie Atl intlc ocean is funous for cnoii' h of the of New Jerafter all dear Hermann will have w, gieitness mimd ever s nee Zmc deposits at its scushote Asbury Park is ore sey. the Mighty Atom among the a man la the y ti family hung! . . . FruMn Furnace and O.Unsburg. of ttie best knnvn of Nmth Jersey s'ati s of t! is nation von trip from New York o Philacan be appreciated by hurnever It delphia. or it, through by dashing over to the rying few a for hours. But the vacaside Jersey tionist and the sportsman, as well as the farmer, laborer, industrialist or will find North Jersey, South Jersey, and than the 90-mi- le 'j; war-plant- .' highest-p- x owered . '? GAG i, Gf S' x n half-doze- n x. J J. -- aitnhft 'ft .01 .LL.L ONE-AR51E- D Mac-Douga- ll, - ... o4o Tft H jsofc y zf mx loud-spil- ... -- r WTMgV y ! x t high-price- , 1- ri -0 O. i H- U ' -1 3 3b, T medal-drip- ping ... ro - lake-studde- d Tn-assi- ai aabre-slashe- Dark of the Moon has gone home, to the Smoky mountains, where It was written, about Its own people, by Howard Richardson and William Barney. It was staged at the Community theatre, In Asheville, N. C. . . . That Is 15 miles from where the authors found the ball id of Barbara Allen, theme of their play. . . . Viscount nephew of King George VI of England, has a play ho wrote the making offics Broadway rounds. ... Las-celle- s, 4. J . Wx I I pit al Ni w Ji rsi y Mount t t. an hi cue Ci oij ion . x'tewxMyvW UE Cllt BIL . , . Ni E'iIioi hood hoys puket the home of rexuli nt Calif., il.iimiug that he niuxis to return a h.ixe-ba- tl into Ins yaid. Hie property owner savs he they kno-kekept the hall aftir a stem of a fl.nur was htokin In his yard. Two poiii e officers were on hand, trying desperately to look grim and to Insure that pukrtmg was pcaieful. No outhuak of viokmc hid lici n wlicn darkness rauxid retreat. U T of Oh n.l.Uo, qu er I) MTS IIs1' T ofil ers ki won ii ileil veterans, a" ren path nts, enjoy ( d fishmf do Beat h, Calif, rai"3!1 ow Ilarry Rotunni, is lowered In a spe W 1("' MOlNDI acting s'niH |