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Mexicans Get Crop Insurance
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The Bend Bulletin, Thursday, July 7, 1955
MEXICO CITY fUPl Menfcrai
farmers, for the first time, are
'protected by crop insurance this
; year.
j The new Integral Farm Insur
ance program covlts risks on 12.
iiUO.OO acres of agricultural land
in 1155.
The crop coverage is a joint ven
ture of the government and 12 pri
vate insurance companies. The
treasury will supervise the oper
ation of the piun end back the
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companies financially if indemni
fication exceeds their resources.
Two central farm insurance
agencies already have been
opened in Matamoros and Guad
alajara. A third will be established
soon in Mexican, Baja California.
Rates were reported within the
reach of the average Mexican
farmer. Insurance repayment
in case of loss will be for the
entire crop investment.
Risks covered are drought, hail.
floods, frost, windstorms and in
sect plagues.
The underwriters plan to cover
the following crops this year: corn,
7,500,000 acres; cotton, 1,875,000;
wheat, 1,035.000; beans, 850.000;
chickpeas .75,000; chile, 50.000;
and barley, 32,500.
The system is based on studies
prepared by technicians in Europe
and the United Stales. The Mex
ican government adapted the re
ports last year to conditions in
this country.
PKKPKTl'Afj RIGHT
By treaty, the United States has
a perpetual right of occupation,
use, and control of the Panama
Canal Zone, for which it pays thr
Republic of Panama a stipulated
amount each year.
Here is His Advice - Don't
By jlKKKY MARTIN'
United Pres Staff Correspondent
ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. (UP)
The final word of advice given
to novice uranium hunters by the
professor of the world's first ur
anium prospecting course was
"Don't."
Jolw Brady, a University of New
Mexico graduate geologist and ur
anium researcher, told his students
that they would be belter on to
sink any money they had into a
savings account rather than a Gei
ger counter.
But for those who still have the
fever, he listed the foi lowing bas
ic rules:
1. Get some information about
uranium prospecting first.
2. Hunt on your leisure time.
(Some uranium bugs have been
known to cast caution aside, quit
their jobs and leave home expect-
CITATIOV ttlVKN
FORT DIX, N.J. (UP) Fort Dix
soldiers awarded their new mascot
Bazooka," a dandelion-destroyer
medal for "meritorious service
against a common enemy dan
delions, ragweed and high grasses
while on grass-cutting patrol."
Cpl. Robert Armitage, of South
Portland, Maine, who won a three
day pass and an expense-paid trip
to New York for naming the 4-
year-old Mexican burro, presented
the citation which read: "Pvt.
Bazooka' launched a stubborn.
one-burro attack against all edible
grass in his theater of operation
in the face of ever - growing
odds."
ing to strike it rich.)
3. Stay close to a to'.vn if you're
not an experienced outdoorsman.
4. Check up on your state min
ing laws and be sure you know
the procedure to protect your min
ing claim.
The University of New Mexico
started the class cfter being
swamped with calls from prospec
mr Rpekine detailed mining infor
mation. Among the students were
doctors, lawyers, engineers, plumb
ers, press operators and house
wives from all over the state.
One man even commuted from
Aiilmnrrv Okla.. bv air to attend
the twice-a-week classes.
One of the tilings stressed in the
fififss wjik not to nurehase any ura-
'mum stock before thorough inves
tigation. Hundreds oi companies
hnvp snruntr uo in the western
'states having uranium deposits
and many are opernica Dy specu
lators who sell stocks nt a penny a
share.
Brady said his teachings served
tn fiirnnrni7o some of his students
while others went off more deter
mined than ever to make a rich
haul.
TRIBUTE PAID
PORTLAND (UP) About 1000
seamen of the International long
shoremen's and Warehousemen's
union gathered at Ihe Harbor wall
hero Tuesday to pay tribute to
men killed in the 1931 strike.
Harry Bridges, international
president, had been scheduled to
speak, but was unable to attend.
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