Senora
Batista
Gets
Into
Charity
Business
With
Election'
Money
raw
j
HAVANA
(AP)
Some
$500,000
AT
friiice
KuperT
Uaily
New
Thursday,
July
30,
1953
FRASER&PAYNE
THE
UNIVERSAL
raised
to
elect
a
president
isn
t
of
much
use
when
a
dictator
seizes
the
government
and
calls
off
the
election.
That's
how
Senora
Martha
Fernandez
Miranda
de
Batista
got
into
the
charity
business.
Gen.
Fulgencio
Batista
took
over
as
Cuba's
head
man
in
March,
1952.
A
few
days
later,
newspapers
reported
that
a
delegation
of
contractors
had
delivered
$500,000
to
the
presidential
palace.
They
said
the
money
had
been
collected
as
a
"good
will
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:
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June.
1952.
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;
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27"
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Cottage
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Bathroom
Curtains
20"
x
40".
ALL
ONE
PRICE.
PAIR
OR
SET
1.39
No
election.
So
would
the
president's
wife
like
to
use
it
for
charity?
She
would.
Today
even
those
who
criticize
the
dictator
regime
of
her
husband
are
profuse
in
praise
of
her.
She
is
the
administration's
No.
1
good
will
ambassador.
Batista
is
rarely
seen
in
public,
apparently
as
a
protection
against
an
assassination
attempt.
But
she
goes
everywhere.
The
first
lady's
expenditures
already
have
gone
far
beyond
the
original
$500,000.
Government
95
Sizes
12
to
18
Plastic
By
The
Yard
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Elastic
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the
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Sizes
Small,
Medium
and
Large
-
36
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Assorted
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officials,
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all
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YARDS
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-mm;
ij
DRESSES
Clearing
line
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regular
stock.
Good
range
of
colors
and
sizes.
VALUES
TO,
12.95
-
6.98
contribute.
So
far
as
is
known,
no
government
pressure
is
put
on
anybody.
1
Mrs.
Batista's
organization,
looks
after
the
needy.
Sometimes
her
gifts
are
steel
braces
for
a
child
crippled
by
Infantile
par
alysis;
other
times
the
transpor-
j
tation
expenses
-to
bring
an
ill
;
youngster
to
a
hospital
in
Havana
from
some
remote
village.
Wherever
disaster
strikes,
she
is
one
of
the
first
on
the
job.
She
sees
hundreds
of
needy
Cubans
at
the
presidential
palace,
or
on
trips
into
the
country.
Her
aid
is
quick
and
direct.
Recently
she
sped
Into
Santiago,
one
of
Cuba's
important
provincial
cities
and
centre
last
week
SEAMAN
LUCIANO
MULE
of
Nassau,
The
Bahamas,
nervously
juggles
two
tall
columns
of
derbies
that
will
be
presented
to
coin-diving
youngsters
in
Caribbean
tourist
ports.
The
bowlers
are
a
gift
of
the
Salvation
Army,
presented
in
response
to
a
seamen's
'drive
for
headgear
to
protect
the
children
from
the
hot
sun.
Flock
Patterned
Marquisette
Fast
colors,
45
inches
wide.
Washable.
Colors
and
plain
white
with
pattern.
YARD
Nylon
Hosiery
Odds
and
ends
discontinued
numbers
from
our
'regular
branded
hosiery
lines.
Good
colors
and
sizes.
CLEARING
AT
FAIR
.98c
1.19
Malenkov
Pledged
To
Raise
Soviet
Standard
of
Living
By
EDDY
GILMORE
not
changed.
The
people
were
DRAPERY
SPECIAL
of
an
unsuccessful
revolt.
SKIRTS
By
GORPY
OF
ENGLAND
She
travelled
on
a
special
train,
which
halted
at
dozens
of
Roughtex
and
Pebble
cloth,
48"
wide.
Discontinued
numbers.
Ten
pieces,
all
first
quality,
fast
colors.
Assorted
patterns.
Values
up
to
$3.75
per
yard.
SPECIAL
YAKU
$198
towns
along
the
600-mile
route
because
crowds
were
at
the
sta
tions
demanding
to
see
"la
primera
dama
de
la
republica.",
PARIS
(AP)
For
the
first
clinging
to
-it.
time
in
years
the
Kremlin
seems
j
Heated
arguments
took
place
to
be
showing
some
concern
for
ion
the
subway.
The
conductor.'
Ivan
Ivanovich,
the
average
j
demanded
metal
money,
or
re-Russian.
fused
to
gb'e
change.
The
peo-
It's
too
early
to
say
if
this
is
pie
offered
paper
rubles,
or
because
the
party
and
the
gov-
j
three-
or
five-ruble
pieces
eminent
sincerely
want
to
do
i
They'd
get
a
ride
and
some
something
for
the
people;
or
metal
money
back
in
change,
because
they
are
afraid
of
the
i
But
the
conductors
weren't
hav-people,
or
for
both
reasons.
ling
any.
But
things
are
happening.!
.The
commission
stores
(stati
And
if
Georgi
Mnlenkov
and
;
nawnshops)
were
packed
an!
Marquisette
Panels
42"
x
81".
Ivory
shade,
made
up
ready
to
hang.
Double
sewn
edees.
8-lnch
bottom
hem.
Very
sheer.
OUTSTANDING
VALUE,
at
Each
-
15
We
Invite
you
to
see
these
wonderful
,
skirts
imported
from
England.
See
the
fine
English
100
per
cent
all-wool
worsted
fabrics,
plus
expert
craftsmanship.
In
tailored
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flare
styles.
'
'
PLAIN
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and
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PATTERNS
Sizes
12
to
20.
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the
others
can
hold
the
g.illop-ing
Russian
trrika
In
the
road,
and
resist
going
for
one
another's
throats,
things
are
go-
ing
to
continue
to
happen
HALF
SLIPS
Lace
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ji
faUiiilriiiiiiinwiiii
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wiiinim
wihhwiwi
mm
14.95
buying
wis
brisk.
Everywhert
'he
people
were
swing:
"Hav-"'ou
heard
about
it?
Do
yo'
think
it's
going
to
happen?"
HURT
CITIZENS
The
last
devaluation
hurl
rTn
Ivanovich
plenty.
Never
a
banker
at
heart,
he
kept
hii
tredcus
rubles
at
home.
When
he
government
devalued.
Ivan
?ot
one
ruble
for
10,
a
poor
bating
average
in
any
league.
I
looked
at
two
banks.
Long
ines
of
depositors
before
th'
savings
account
windows.
At
he
last
devaluation,.
the
folk?
who
had
their
rubles
in
the
bank
got
the
new
money
at
ont
:ew
ruble
for
one
old
ruble.
It
was
a
panic,
all
right,
anr'
"inally
the
ministry
of
finance
iad
to
come
out
with
a
com-nnnique
in
all
papers
denyinp
ill
idea
of
devaluation,
or
a
hmge
in
the
money.
That
was
a
rare
step.
Undei
PANTIES
AND
BRIEFS
Cuff
style,
assorted
colors.'
Alf
sizes
iriVtockr
""'""
Extra
good
value
at
TWO
PAIR
I
mean
things
that
will
maka
life
far
easier
for
the
Russian
people.
Malenkov
is
pledged
to
raise
the
standard
of
living.
The
Rus
siom
people
have
heard
that
on?
before,
but
this
time
the
party
and
the
government
are
behaving
as
if
.it
matters
somewhat
how
.
the
people
feel
about
things.
.
Take
the
recent
city-wide
panic
in
Moscow.
I
do
not
believe
this
story
has
been
reported
to
the
outside
world,
foi
th
censor
was
very
active
wi'h
his
big
Red
pencil
when
I
left
Moscow.
MONEY
CHANGE
Here
it
is:
Toward
the
last
days
of
June
the
rumor
got
out
of
Moscow
00
1.
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For
children.
In
sanforized
cotton
twill
f
material.
Red,
blue
and
yellow.
I
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Sizes
1,
2
and
3
years
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'
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MEN'S
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WEAR
Boys
Gabardine
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POPULAR
IN
CRUISE
WEAR
fashions
are
the
tattersall
shorts
and
shorties
halter
designed
by
Gay
Togs,
New
York.
Unfortunately,
they
didn't
furnish
the
name
(or
telephone
number
of
the
model.
that
the
money
was
going
to
WARDROBE
each
15.95
Joseph
Stalin
it
would
not
have
happened.
The
people
woulr
have
been
left
to
panic.
But
Malenkov
government
assured
them.
Did
it
have
to?
Was
it
be
changed
again.
Good
quality.
Fawn,
brown,
grey,
blue,
green.
Plain
shades.
Size
if
W14.
special
.;..:...
OVERNITE
each
9.95
COSMETIC
v
each
H.95
having
to
answer
to
a
public
opinion
for
the
first
time
since
OPEN
STOCK
We
heard
it
everywhere
we
wrnt.
Moscow
had
had
one
devaluation
since
the
war.
Czechoslovakia
had
just
had
one.
It
was
the
half
year,
a
logical
time.
I'd
"seen
devaluation,
or
reform
as
they
called
it,
happen
before
In
Moscow,
The
symptoms
were
the
same.
The
peo-
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CYO
Men's
Blue
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Shirts
Well
made.
Excellent
washing
qualities.
All
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in
stock.
EACH
Stalin
got
his
steely
grip
on
the
nation?
Or
was
it
behaving
as
any
normal
government
would
under
the.
circumstances
of
a
city-wide
panic?
You
guess.
I
don't
know.
MEN'S
2.75
SLACKS
pte
knew
about
it
several
days
is
advance.
The-
subways
and
the
buse'
Men
s
Van
Heusen
Sport
Shirts
fSmim
Hard
washable
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fast
colors.
Excellent
tailoring,
Assorted
colors.
Can
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worn
with
tie
or
open
neck.
$5.95
end
the
street
cars
hnd
n
metal
money.
During
the
las
devaluation
metal
money
wa-
national
Health
Scheme
Foreseen
Dy
Campney
EACH
-a
MEN'S
AND
YOUNG
MEN'S
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nylon
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Double-pleated
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with
self-belt
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-
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Ralph
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associate
.
minister
of
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bolieves
the
federal
health
V
.
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U
j
10.95
rrogram
will
load
eventually
to
n
national
health
insurance
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Mr.
Campney,
campaigning
for
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Well
tailored,
10-oz.
denim.
Sanforized
PAIR
.
.
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r-eiection
in
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Centre,
toH
an
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rally
in
Hasting;
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29
to
36
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Regular
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Clearing
at,
Pair
ditonum:
ill
The
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which
d
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y
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AT
in
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tc
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rosper,
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ja
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I
i
On
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hired
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r1
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wnrlr
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