-DATE- 19590125 -YEAR- 1959 -DOCUMENT_TYPE- SPEECH -AUTHOR- F. CASTRO -HEADLINE- CUBANS DISCONTENTED OVER DELAY IN TRIALS -PLACE- HAVANA -SOURCE- PARIS, AFP -REPORT_NBR- FBIS -REPORT_DATE- 19590127 -TEXT- CUBANS DISCONTENTED OVER DELAY IN TRIALS Paris, AFP, Radioteletype in English to Agency Offices, Jan. 25, 1959, 0225 GMT--E (Text) Havana--Many Cubans today attacked delays in punishing the "war criminals" of the former regime of President Fulgencio Batista and protest demonstrations have been staged up and down the island. Last Wednesday Fidel Castro organized a mass meeting at which more than a million people asked their leader to see that "justice was done." Since then demonstrators said the provisional government has been slow in putting its promises into practice. They objected in particular to the fact that former Maj. Jesus Sosa Blanco, condemned to death for the killing of 108 people, is still living, waiting for an appeal against his sentence to be examined. On Friday a group of Cuban mothers, led by Senora Dora Rosales de Westbrook, told a press conference that the population was astonished to see that "justice" had been suspended in Cuba. Mrs. Westbrook had a son killed by Batista's police. "We never had justice under the Batista regime, but now that we have thrown Batista out we still do not have justice," she told pressmen. Meanwhile it was reported that four members of Castro's armed forces were killed in the street in Havana. These deaths were attributed to former Batista policemen. -END-