Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 December 1946 — Page 35

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By JEANNE BELLAMY [than that will be required to com--all its multiple aspects.” Before we can even start the con- enough rainfall for agrictilture

| Rha Times Foreign Correspondent plete the job. : Of two regional projects included, |trol works, we need to complete a | re i oJ ight. Plans have been made for of MEXICO CITY, Dec. 0~In &d-| A pajor purpose is to erase Mex. One~the paloapan—is for the | very extensive and costly wi A'by product of te 17igeiion pro a S lin dy Group recitations and carols also|§#nization of a Marion county dis dition to his administration's am-|ico’s current deficit of wheat, sugar President's home state of Vera Cruz tion program, such as the United | 5M Will be electric power. ai | will be part of an entertainment trict council to include eight local bitious industrialization goal, Mex- and: corn. . on the gulf coast. The other is States did in Panama before build-|\dent Aleman has announced the| The annual Christmas party for program. Mrs. Ritter will accom- unions of the American Federation jeo's new president, Miguel Aleman, | Adolfo Orive de’ Alba, secretary, designed for the northwest states |ing the canal”: intention of spending $100 million children of the General Protestant | ony : lot State, County and Municipal has a yist plogram oF feciiming of hydraulic resources, has the job Of Sonora and Sinoloa. Mr. Aleman| one young “engineer, who was alt? install hydro-electric plants. {Orphans home will be held there at | Capt. Clifford Richter ; ) Prot of converting steaming jungles and hopes to see work on the former member of the national irrigation! The power thus produced, he says,|2 p. m. Sunday. Miss Ruth Emhardt, pt. Clifford Richter of the police | Employees. : the country's anid ares. \dry wastelands into green farms Started during 1947. |commission during the just-erded Will NOt only serve new industries chairman, assisted by Mrs. Eugene department will appear as Santa At. a recent meefing Fred Smith As announced in his inauguration 'and improving 720,000 poor acres. | “The Papaloapan project calls for | Camacho regime, estimates that 16,- but will improve conditions of life Ritter and Mrs. Palmer Padgett, Claus, a role he has taken at, the! ¥h8 elected ‘temporary chairman, ; speech, $300 million will be spent on| The Aleman plan calls for re-|water control as well as irrigation |800,000 agres of land can be made 31nd Work in rural areas. |comprise the ladies auxiliary com- home's festivities several years. and Olen Daugherty, CSmiaty : | this project—which altogether cov- gional authorities patterned on the works,” Orive De Alba told the|arable through irrigation. Mexico's present electrical system mittee. « He will distribute gifts, assisted b Reyury, op of Indianapolis . ® ers a total of 18 major irrigation United States’ Tennessee Valley writer, in explaining the vastness | “It must be remembered,” he said, Can Supply only 4 million of the na-| Christmas stories will bd told to|pMrs. Dessie Davis ome oe : i y eguten Tepreseniing 32 lucal tasks—during his six-year term. It authority, to “attack simultaneous- of the undertaking. | “that 93 per cent of Mexico is arid, |‘1on’s 20 million inhabitants. the children by Miss Gene Berry-|tendent d Mr uperin-junions in the state have named is estimated that much more Yime ly all the problems of a region in! “The region is very unhealthy. Only 7 per cent of our,land has, COPYTIERt 1946. by The Indianapolis Times | 11) ’ he, v.28 TS. Anna Mari€|Ray Knott as full-time. business 1 3 . | “and The Chicago Daily News, Inc. iill, children's librarian of the Padget. representative, *S RD vaeereses 1.50 frst artan | 00 Missense 1.00 | cassenses 1.50] veesuraee 128 a » . ire TOO ’ sesessses 1.25] ¥ \ saveerses 1.00]

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