Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 August 1952 — Page 24

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HAVANA, Aug. 7 (CDN) ~—

Elliott Roosevelt seems to have 'his thumb in more ples than | Little Jack Horner ever thought of. The soni of the late President Franklin D. Roosevelt hasn't] 'pulled out any plums. 8o far the ples have not reached the dough-| making stage. But if M¥. Roosevelt does carry through on all the things he has talked about since moving to this island republic last winter, he'll be just-about the busiest man in all the Caribbean. Among other things, Mr. Roosevelt has announced. at vari-| lous times that he is interested in:

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“Important” States investors in one or more of these projects. But now he is) the negotiations appear at a standstill. { Mr. Roosevelt's first project when he moved down from the Florida Keys was the radio chain.| He expressed interest in the RHC-

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stations stretched across the island. But Elliott insisted the thingj be done scientifically. He started | a technical survey of the radio-

television potentials, a count of lt;a" "French Equatorial Africa balanced while men are well ballindicate that the life of an ex- anced, impartial and calm.” ...

sets and expansion possibilities. While the survey was going on, | the network ‘was snapped up. The money man in the purchase reportedly was Ben Marden of the New York-New Jersey Mardens, a man close to strongman Ful-| gencio Batista. | Elliott also is close to the chief, ‘whom he met while traveling with FDR. A call by Elliott on Batista a couple of days after President Carlos Prio Socarras was deposed | caused something of a stir in the] Cuban press. It was Interpreted as something of American in-| (dorsement of the coup.

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| Mr. Roosevelt and his fourth] wife, the former Minnewa Bell [Ross, have purchased a big home| ban Marianao. | He also has an office in the Vedado section of Havana, near {the Nacional Hotel. There the [talk goes on about the various other projects. He is interested with a Cuban | syndicate, he has said, in a television - assembling - industry to bring this form of entertainment to the masses. Imported television receivers come high in Cuba, out of reach of the average family unless a member is lucky enough | to have his number come up in| the lottery. | The chemicals-packaging company, McKay-Davis, of which Elliott is president, already has run afoul of Cuban lahor. Some got the impression all the pharmaceuticals would be brought in from the United States. The Federation of Medical Workers put in a beef. Flliott hastily explained that wasn't the idea at all. The proposal now is to do the packaging {for Cubans.

Newest Project

| The newest project, in the talk-

ling stage like the others, is the |garbage-disposal scheme, Havana now uses land fill to dispose of its 750 tons of daily lcollected garbage. The method isn’t too successful in the sandy soil of the dump at Cayo Cruz [At times, when the wind is right, [the capital is plagued with flies

Elliott proposes erection of four—— —

fermentation plants with a daily 1200’ tons. The {process involves injection of bac|teria into the garbage and reten-

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yromote- smaller farms. But, like the others, the “gar-bage-disposal project still is In the talking stage. The dough has not been rolled for the pile.

Austria Wants Independence

UNITED NATIONS, N.Y, Aug 7— European diplomats are preparing to press ‘the United Nations General Assembly in October for a decision on an independent Austria, Split up much the same as Germany, Austria wants the occupying powers to agree to permit free elections in all zones of the country. Failing to win this from the Russians, Austrian spokesmen say they will be willing to estab-

Elliott has talked of interesting|lish an Independent government, Cuban and United in the zones now occupied by the)

non-Communist countries,

The Russians, following the

vacationing in Meeker, Colo,, and course pursued in Germany, are|

not expected to evacuate their zone without assurances that are expected to prove too much for the Austrians and the other occupying powers,

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Pleases Explorers WASHINGTON (UP)-— Reports from an American expedition studying wild life and native cul-

plorer ‘can be rugged. There are other troubles besides wild animals. On one occasion, it was discovered the native cook had mistaken automobile brake fluid for cooking oil and fried streaks in it. Walter A. Weber, of the National Geographic Society with the expedition contended the brake-oil steak was the best served on the trip. Another time, the same cook served stewed prunes which were tough. Asked if he had soaked the prunes as directed, he replied of course he had, and displayed the water in which he had soaked them -— without removing them from the can. The expedition is sponsored by the National Geographic, the American Museum of Natural

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Moslem Women

‘Held ‘Incapable’ | PARIS. Aug.®7 (CDN) —TIt doesn't look as if the Moslem

world’s 275 million women stand much chance of winning the right to vote. “Women are influenced in their judgment _by their fellows and their affections and are inclined to stray from the paths of wisdom. “They are incapable and badly

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Animals Stricken

PARIS, Aug. 7 (CDN)-—Hoof and mouth disease has already cost France about $300 million. Seven hundred thousand animals have been infected.

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