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bAILV XENN^BEG JOURNAL - JMAINE- WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1943.S2VENa P urse 3ecotnes 3rue?a:ro men Acts• I f . •s In:er ireer•r1* apec eiuT: SecreTar' S:aTevour_lt;aijniig Ca.encarDally. Kennebec Journal[The deaf and dumb sign alphabet which State Patrolman Frank A. Amero had learned several yearsago )roved or benefit In Augusta Mun^lpai Odurt when a '3*ounfman*' apparently a mute, was arraigned before Judge .Arthur A. Hebei t on the charge of drunkenness.. Thfe mute let it*-be known thathSa eyesight bras poor, and (hat it was difficult for him to read thepenciled queries which, the courtput x him.■What’s that mean?1': asked the judge, when the respondent made a certain gesture.. I —Can’t bee^ Needs, glasses” was the reply from \ Officer Amero. who itchinghad seen wa 1 At that.podnt the state patrolman lo aid;in.the pb-_ the proceedings,. At: that.poAnt the court asked thetaining of. facts. The' sign language brought out the fact that mute said he was never arrest-thc mute ed before; that he had bought'a plntf and drank half of It. He was given a 30 day's suspended sentence and told to keep moving through town.33 TSTtimxwn tHJTv,r»rrw*irr^tra4 * « T10 IX It IS u 15 1117 IS II 20 21 ntsuxsHi? a »30S»'412 S 4 % 4 7 % 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS 1847 IS 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 24 21 21 29 39Tfea Aagnst* War Pree and Rationing Board to located at 147 Water Street, Avgusta. Office blt;mr* are 9—4 except Wednesday and Saturday: closed Wednesday and Saturday after 12 noon.of violations if price celling regulations or complaints of should be made to tm Price Panel of the Local Rationing! Board, which is empowered to' investigate and take appro-pr*jprtat*~ action..MELVIN E. ANDERSONThe mute, fa ybung. man, six feet .1 , . * ’. I ‘ A •tall .and a fine specurien. muscular e Melvin E. Anderson, 36,. New and- well built, was viewed with Sweden lawyer anc. a member of envy by a recruiting officer as he Maine I-ouse of ^present retrieved his coat froYn the police Tuesday was named deputy department and, viewed with dis- tary of slate by Secretary of ___ slate bygust his white shirt, wrinkled and ?ai“old I. Goss.:he extmuch the worse for wear. He gave fixed byII.. 1 a.. — ..I.... .. I.. 1.4. .1. . I Anrlnar•resentatives, secre-8tAteHis salary will be execut.ve council.Gasoline and Tires:Aug* 31—Holder* of C coupon* must have :thlrd tiro inspection by thto date. ’ * • . . ’ jSept. 30—Holders or \ coupons must have second tiro inspection. Qct. 31—Ho derm of B coupons must have third tiro Inspection bf this date. • I ’Nov. 21—No Six fssoJne coupons in A book valid until this dato for three gallons. . I ,(Persons applying for supplemental gasoline supplies mqst havo : Urea inspected prior to making application.)Food: ' iAugust 7—Bln4 SUrap* N, F and Q valid for processed frolU , and vegetables until this date.August 15—Stamp M good* for five pounds of sugar until thto date.Aug. 31—^ed Stamps T and V are valid for meat, cheese, fata, canned fish and milk ‘until this date; .Sept. 7—Woe Stamps R. S and T valid for processed fruits and vegetables until this dde. ^ ,Oct 31—Stamps 15 and 16, In Book One valid tor five pounds, of sugar each for home canning until this dale.Fuel OilIhe jJudge a salute as he left thr 1 Anderson attended Colby Collegeana was graduatec from Suffolk Law School. He was admitted to 'thecou*t room.S. Sept SO—Expiration data for Coupon No. Five rood for 10 gallons In residential class and 100 gallons in commercial cU*yr\L^unc over .n• • iT.gamy 2 largebar in 1941 and ha^ since practicedd Caribou. Hein New Sweden will direct the d tton anp cor Taking OverJanuary 3—Period One coupons of new season valid until this date for ten gallons p*r unit, j •rtment’s elec-rpor^tlon divisions, hfe new duties 1m-Shoes: iI SUmp No. 18 In War Ration 3ook No. One good until Oct. 31 for , one pair of shoes. !_AUGUSTA NURSE WEDSwpre married recently' at the hoihe of Mr. and Mrs. Kenry Grtrid Jury, October term. 1_.wick, whoQfeorge Shaw of Chelsea was ar-raighed in Augusta Municipal Coqlrt, before Judge Arthur Aj Hebert. charged with bigamy, pled -runs- guilty and was bound over to the ^ihedlately he automatically relinquished his legisiat ve post.' ''aire ?o:aTOE. Harjula of BrunswickDr. .I^vid U* WLson. pastor emeritus of Shaw, who according to the writ. ^1*0)Central Congregational Church of Bath.| The bride is the former harJ a lawful wife, Jennie Scribner . .Pauline Fitzgerald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Fitzgerald of shdw. unlawfully married1 Ruth J. — ---• ' iCanaan and West Bath-and is a graduate! of Skow.hegan Hieh School Goodin, was bound over under tV - IC^ArV and the School of Nursing of the Augiuil^i General Hospital. Mr. Bowen, $1,000 bond with the right lo find —II 13 .vi /daughter. Mary Loulsei have rf- Mrs. Jndk Cronin or Portland. Mr* turned to Bath after visiting Mrs. Cronin is the former Mnxmc Par-Pert s parents.'Mr. and tfrs. H.ucud tin of Ncxv Sharon.Gray for several days, j I • S. 2 c Robert Dun ton has roluin-Mr. and Mrs. Louis iTmlnor Of od to Camp Peary. Willlnmsbif v, Sanford were visitors i the post Vs., following a* wn-ks vimi w.tb w«lt of Mrs. Tralnor’s iarents. Mr. Ins pnrents. Mr. and Mrs. Cljd« and Mrs. Roscoe L, Puiiie. Dun ton.Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cnmpbrt! Mrs. Josephine Purinton Das re-and two children of Rockland, turned home from ,a trip to Port-son of Mr. and Mrs, Char es L, Bowen of Rockland and Isle an Haull, bn'jl nt any time. He was takenis a graduate of the Rocaland High School and is employed In the back to ihe keniYebec Coiinty JalL Poland Spring, f^e.. Aug. welding department of th; New England Shipbuilding Corporation, nt ; [V-n5- unly °rof. A. K.. Gardner of Orono] theSouth Portigvtoiting at the home Mrs. George Campbell.ahd ----TWo GovernorsAgricultural Adjus.ment Adminls-• r.^aliort’^ executive officer for Maine, reported tonight that ine state fMblhr., have returned Jiomj af^er land.of * r. and \\r\xvn uic NynlhctU* rubber pro-r., -v . a J- gram get* into full pmdtieuon IIT.h0 will rurm. an annual cnnsuSiptianengagement Announcec .(Conthuled from Page One) 943 potato planting covered 200.000largest singlehigh freight rates which has stlf- acres and was Ihe Inr.leaf’ Industrial opportunities. The crop.the State dvcf lwd.mlfdle west, he contended, is en- The arrpnge, 44.000 above last titled to equality of opportunity year's total, should]produce 50 mil-a nntx« mra rtf nrru. lion bli^hels Of tUbOrS. the UniVCntl-tioned at East Boston, .has recent- of -i7onotkW inLsJirk of endn ly passed a week with ids parents, or 37.OT.TO imius -iSir. and Mra. George Silicon.OH consumption in meiui.N rtv*Announcement has jbeen made times greaiicr at 00 miles per lioui 1»# the blrtli of a sou ito Mr. ahd than at 30.W
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Daily Kennebec Journal
Augusta, Maine, US
Wed, Aug 04, 1943
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