F R ID A Y . DECEM BER » . ! • »
Fewer Local
Students in College
T h e recently-published Biennial
Report for 1937-193$ of the Ore (for
State Board of Higher Education re
ported 111 students from Hood River
County enrolled in the various state
institutions of higher learning.
There were 2S from this county
in the University of Oregon. 72 at
Oregon State College, three at Ore
gon Medical School, eight at Oregon
Normal School. There were 124 from
this county at the various state
schools a year ago—36 at the Univer
sity of Oregon. 72 at O S C . two at
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the Medical School, and 14 at the
Normal
Total enrollments .it th e state
schools showed increases, with the
exception of the Medical School.
Southern Normal and Eastern Nor
mal.
Total enrollments were as follows
University. 3439;
j for this year
O. S C . 4fv34. Medical School. 533;
Oregon Normal. 961. Southern Ore
gon Normal. 419 Eastern Oregon
Normal. 306
viding funds in advance for one year ret ary of State s office Those wish-
1 of medical, dental and hospital ser mg permits or licenses to drive cars
vices for that family in event the •ire asked to get in touch with Mr
family does not have the cash on ; Bentley during these hour*
hand
2 That the amount the borrower
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| is to spend for medical care for a
I-atest gasoline consumption fl.;-
given period will be on an agreed urea Indicate that there was al-
schedule based on the abihtv of the most exactly the same amount of
travel on Oregon's highways this
; family to pay.
3. That funds set aside for com- i year as last
The first to months
pensation of doctors shall be paid at of this year showed an increase of
the beginning of the operating per about vine million gallons over the
iod. placed in the hands of
trustee
and put in a common fund with local
] FSA Starts Plans
physicians being paid as they sub
mit their statements for services at
j For Medical Care
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the first of every month
4 That every family have free 1
Plans for the Farm Security ad
ministration for medical care of low- choice of physician
"Preliminary negotiations a n d '
income farmers in Oregon, Idaho,
and Washington, now being worked agreement In the general principles 1
out with state and county medical of the plan have been completed with
societies, are not to bo confused with officers of the Oregon and Washing- l
"socialized" "state" medicine, but ton State Medical Societies
are based on simple propayment of I
TO EXAMINE l»KI\EKs
medical, dental and hospital sendees
with the aid of FSA, Walter A
C. M Bentley, examiner of oper- |
Duffy, regional director, Poitland. ators and chauffeurs, will be in {
announced.
Hood River Tuesday, Jan 3. at the j
Duffy explained that agreements Chamber of Commerce between the >
being reached with medical societies hours of 10 a m. and ftp m , re
spectively. according to a recent an
provide :
1. Loans to FSA borrowers pro- nouncement released from the Sec-
! same period last year or about one
1 half of one per cent
N E X T AUCTION
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FRAN h MINK
P h on e *Y4. The IKUIe*
for further information
Pre-Inventory
A SOUND IDEA
SPREAD S FAST
SALE
TIRE PRICES
4.50- 21
4.50- 20
5.50- 17
5.25- 17
5.25- 18
7.00x20, run 1000 nu List $ '7 SO
QUART
6.00x16. run hull mile. List $15.90
* 1.80
$7.84
$7.69
$7.49
$6.71
$8.69
$ 27.80
$ 10.50
Other si.*05 also reduced
S ch en lcy’s Friendly* Red
Isabel — delicate, |>erfectly
balanced. delicious . . . and
full 90 proof. Try it —you'll
agree with most Americans
that "L IG H T " IS RIGHT!
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Johnson Sea Horses
R . O.
* F rien d ly to y o u r taste
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RED LABEL
I I E N D E D W H ISK EY
•0 proof — 70^* groin nautrol ipirits.
ScHonloy D UMIa riai, Inc.. N Y. C.
To make room for N ew Models
O llR LOSS — Y O U R GAIN
C H E d
Jew eler
New 45 H. P. Light Twin. Model L. T . 38.
List $115 50. Sale
$85.99
Hood River
New 9.3 H. P. Twin. Model K. A. 38, List
$186 50. S a le
$140.00
Used 4.5 H P. Twin, Model I). T., with Ready
Pull Starter, list $135.50
Used Johnson Twin. Model 200
$29.95
$19.90
$27.95
Used Johnson Twin, Model B
Used M otor-Go, 3^4 H. P
Inboard Motors
Hoat Hitilders. Here is t/oitr « hance for low
priced power plants.
JOYOUS I1ÉU) YEAR 1939
19Î4 Chevrolet, with carburetor,
starting motor and transmission
generator.
$55.00
Chrysler 70 Motor, with transmission, genera
tor. starting motor and carburetor $35.00
1923 Studebaker Big 6, heavy duty motor, carb
uretor. generator, starting motor $25.00
T H E PERSO N N EL O F T H E
Boats
H O O D R IV E R B R A N C H O F
All Steel. 14 O' an 16' 0*. complete with lrfe
preserver cushions and oars.
The First National Bank
W o o d Hulls, 14 O' to 16' O', built for outboard
motor
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