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continues to hold est of Minister o ~ e ,_ .-LITTLE p "No. 7., NYC, but travels throughout the United States, _handling problems for NOI leader ELIJAH ITUHAI-1I»IAD of '_Chicago, Illinois. subject acted as � d 'Minister of Detroi , gan, emple of NOI duringSeptember, 1957.VfITTLE confined to hos it 1 n �.1e or-k Cit for "heart attack" during 195?�; 'that wrwman LI'l'I'LEI, brother of r-meow 3J. , ur ng November, 1957, stated � MALCOLM

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-on April 17, 195?, advised thatMALCOL X has appeared in the Troy, New York areasince the beginning of the or;anizat1on in thatcity. He stated that on April 30, 1957, a meeting �jbwas held in Troy, New York at which MALCOLM X ~

J. &#39;2 &#39;- , - -.. twas present and introducted Jinself to tnose pnesenas the Minister of Temple numter � locatedin New York City, New York. : themeeting MALCOLM X was acoompan e y severe othermen who appeared to be bodyguards inasmuch as wheneverMALCOLM mixed with the crowd, these men seemed toput themselves in a defensive position so as toprotect MALCOLM if the need -rose.

� MALCOLM X stated thathe is sort of a travelling Emissary to teach thetruth regarding the religgion of� Islam, Duringthe meeting he referred to ELIJAH NUHAMHED as a

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sly 3000 miles recent1* _and mentioned having been in the cities of C ica3o,&#39;Detroit,.Boston and in the states of California �

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a fracas when they were sittinn in the white sectionof a railroad station and were ordered out by awhite policeman. MALCOLM X stated that they opposedthe po1iceman&#39;s instructions and in the struggle

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at ens mehvne held 111* theAlbany Temgle DR, H V _;tated thatLITTLE was the pr n¢&#39;pr*&#39;sp@=;er a �ha meeting andstarte� tne meeting by having all gsrsans stand,face the east, ,3§¢nd their han�s eutward withpalms up ané say a grager tv ALLAH. He stated thatafter this was done, XITTLE began to speak aboutthe �whine devils� and new they had ravished theirmothers ané sisters. LITTLE state� that the negr�tnday haa been rwbbed deaf dpmb ané blind of hisname, religimn, culture an� language by the whites.He said the white aiviiizatien which new is used inNQPt3�1 America is :>n1Yma4ar;t1§%;*1~i.ved whewzas thecivilization sf the �ark race gees back trillionsof years.

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that MALCOLM referred to thefhristian ison book stating that itwas not bad in itself, but had been ;reatl;misunderstood. He stated that preachers telltheir followers to fight for their reward in thehereafter while they themselves have their rewardat the present time in the form of good clothesand automobiles.

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_advised that ciuring the speechLITTLE stated that �hristian churches are ¢0nfusingthe negroes as a vase by teaching doctrines whichtend ta separate the negraes. He stated that thechurch {Christian church! creates unreat andpetty Jealeusies by Set�ing up many denaminationswhich tend; to disunite txe negro, He stated thatneqsses in not have sufficient alothing, feed ersheltar and are suppoaed to love others whilehating their awn race causing unity with thewhite race and disunity among themselves.

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badge spoke to them. According to LITTLE the�black man" said that he wouldn&#39;t allow anybodyto talk to his woman in the manner in which thewhite man had spoken and as a result a fracas wasstarted in wh1ch.the "black man" disarmed the

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�that LITTLE continuedciting instances when negroes had beenmistreated by whites. He stated that negroeshad been trained to hate each other to fighteach other and to love the white man. He

stated that neoroes have died for this country United States? and yet we are not citizens;we have worked for this countr; and we arenot citizens. LJTTLE stated that a few weeksago, "they" wrote to "IKE� and asked him tocome and help them �and what did he do, he had*0 go play gol�."

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ne;rQ whe warships this and what �n you see inhis home, a white Jesus with blue eyes � theslavemastev has bland hair an� blue eyes daesn�tmake sense ~ Islam teaches you net ta aubmit be theslavemaster but tn submit ta the Supreme Being.The slavemaster will teach yau ta gs on the wrongpath. ELIJAH NUHAMMAD says the first people on earthwere dark §$Qpl8 and history skews and proves thewhite man was develeged fram the black people. Itwas 5,860 years agc that a wise blaak hreught abeut~the existeance sf the white man. when you get the

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get together and set up your own schools. The womenshould awaken, organize themselves, here in Bostonwe are trying to get a new Temple, where you canhave your own school. let all the slack people saythey want to go Lack home, if you ever leave herethey will be destroyed. Same as God and Noah ~ theflood didn&#39;t come until Noah went into the ark. Go tothe white man�s school but then come to the templeto get understanding. Get&#39;torether in love and-Iunity among ourselves. We couli take over-Boston,a handful of Muslims turned New York City upside �!92f92u&#39;n_ M&#39;no�1#,-nu 1.rnr~+ Qni-n 4-�I-92._~. ¢n&#39;|-4-�J--1,.-92-,-..;-1-@..-*8 J-¢_-.-1» .-...-.9 1 1--»-rue; ..uu4..4.-mu nu .|.u .|.».192a1v u.u§ §924£1U.n-92-JIL CALLU UUUIL. UIJLbrother out." - � "� - _T

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advf.sed that 8. SIDmeeting QL the s on amp e o the Nation ofIslam was held in Boston on that date and was

attended by brother MALCOLM LITTLE who wasintroduced as the founder of the Boston Temple.

_advised that LITTLE told thosein attendance that he was glad to be there andthat he had been in the Albany, Buffalo, Pittsburghand Cincinnati Temples, had had coffee with the"Little lamb" in Chicago and went to Philadelphia,Baltimore, Washington D.C_ New York and now Boston.MALCOLM stated that he broéqht greetings from -rqMuslims in all of these t¬mplES and what&#39;sbeing done in Boston is a small part of whatis going on in North America. He said theHonorable ElIJNiMUHANNAD told him that he was

�all for the Muslims in Boston"and had provedit by giving him $590.00 to give to the BostonTemple. �He s+ated that he was giving his owngift of $109.00 also. LITTLE stated that they

Egould watch forbstggg and&#39;if thegtagf wrong,1dhey are wrong, u you re r gt aey snoufight in the name of ALLAH.

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. _._-._957 advised that ameeting, s on Temp e of the NOI was

held on 1957 and MALCOLM X, MinisterE; the New York City Temple was the main speaker.

%stated that during his speech, sarsom Ass that the devil has things that will allowthem to sit across the street and listen to everyword that is said so they must be cautious in theirspeeches. .

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New York City newspaper on November 9, 1957,carried an article captioned "MALCOLM X In Boston"which read as follows:

�Malcolm X, minister of Muhammad�s New YorkTemple of Islam, 102 U. ll5tl St., who was releasedIrom Harlem&#39;s Syoenham hospital only Saturday, made anun-xpected appearance in Boston Sunday to help MinisterLouis X and the Boston Moslems dedicate another �fast-

growing Temple of Islam� to Messenger Elijah Muhammad,the internationally known Spiritual Leader of theAmerican Moslems.

"Under the92§upervision of Boston&#39;s own � w__young Minister Louis , the Boston Moslems havebeen making �amazing strides forward,� recentlypurchasing the properties at 35 and 37 IntervalsSt., near Blue Hill Ave. for the new site of thein.,Boston Temple, which will also house a branch ofthe University of Islam that they also hope to establishhere for the private tutoring of their children.

"The school will have a library containingthe teachings and writings of Messenger Muhammad,-n&#39;l192a Q A4-921&#39;lnn4-4 an r.&#39;P an-:11»-u:| 9292r92r92&#39;|1-Q f92V92 i-I-Q hi a&#39;l~n-n-Inaqkli!-L10 Cl 92vWnlu4i@-Wt92-IV�-l-�Hill H4�-L I- Ids? l~!�92J92.l�l&#39;92-§I Hill ULJB led-lnJU92J§J-iii-I

and accomplishments of the Black man,

"Malcolm X told the capacity crowd thatno progress can be made by the so-called Negroesof America �until we first have a thorough knowledgeof our own kind, love for our own kind, and unityamong our own kind,"

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V &#39; "Muhammad�a Templa of Islam, 35 IntervalsSt., was p Red to capacity last weénesday ta hearMrs. Lntéggghammad lecture on �The ?csit1on of Hameninvlslami�

�She represented h§P father, Messenger�lijah Muhammad, noted author and Cuarier columnist.He is internationally respecte�.as the spiritualhead Q? tha fastest grawing body of ymung Moslemsin the western wcrld.

"Speaking for her father, Mf�. Muhammadexplained haw �the cradlas of all civilizatianswere firat rocked by the hands cf our own beautifulblaek wumen.*

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i advise thea meeting of � em e Number 2, Chicago, Illinois �H�was held on�1957&#39; and that mtcom LI�I"I�LE&#39;was one of the spea ere.

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negroes of their rightful names and today thenegro in America is without a country, flag, or ename. He stated that negroes are still nothingbut slaves in this country and if they do notaccept Islam and take their rightful place asrulers of the world, they will all die with therace of the blue eyed devils. »

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everything wuuld be alri;ht because they arefellowers of Islam. LlTT§§éyent an to criticizathe Reverend MARTIN LUTHE� @136 as a traitor tathc negro peeple-wha is be hg use� by the whiteman ta further the white man�s aims. He stated

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MALCULM SHABAZZ spoke at thia banquet about hislife in crime befure iounti Brimand cleaned him up.

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of n8§rQQ$ are being vielate�. He sxated thatthere is a necessity of segregation rathsr thanintegration sf negrnus and whites.

»MALCOLM G aw er V ty was iztradueed at a �hr�meeting sf the A V I1lino1~ Temple at the

NGI held o 1,95?". §ac1v:.s;ea- thi�i}LITTER teld .a@e n attendanae M a �visitarafram the east have become serisusly interestedin the work and teachings 0£�ELK§£H MUFQEMADand recently these visitors came an� broughtvaluable gifts ta MEH�M&3.

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Chicago, Illinmis,MRLCGLM was ans u£ the main speakers.He stated t t Islam was on the marsh and that

EI3EABJmEHAMMAE is the greateat man sinceMARSUS GAR3¥ and that M�xnmmaa is sweepingNew Kerk, Bcstan and Haw J&rsey �like 3 flaming L.,ball uf fire,�

arhriseti W.-. 51}MALGOLM 7� §po e at tne February 25 aessionsf the Annual Muslimibnventian. IJTTLE atate�

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to cone to the Temple. He instructed the membersto pray to LLLAH to open up the hearts Of thepeoole so-that MEHANMAQ would not be iisepooinied aeain.

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0 Pi1 50 advised thatNMIQOIM LJTT spo . e he Annual NOI Conventionin Chicago on February 26, 1958 and said that theHoly Apostlei�llmi MUHAMAD was very disgustedwith the so called negro, that all the members presentshould go out and get as many people as theycould to come to the church. He said thateveryone should go in the name 0 H and tellthe �dead� about the teachings. advised thatLITTLE then dismissed the meeting for thatday.

Q 1958 advised thatat the February * , ,;o session of the AnnualNOI Convention, MACOLM LITTLE was the only &#39;eMinister allowed to sit on the platform along1dE1EHUAHI�HAWHD.

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veveland, Bliffale, Bust-an, 31-�hil:a.<ie�lph":I.a. dmiiPittshx.-tr;gi1 visi�zing temples. and that Eu-slim-=2- _from these templies sent timir greatin_;_~;s.acivised that MAMQLM wrste several. arabia. w .on :1 b3va:,1~:�ooa.rd and told those in at-tensiance thatarahie was tiaeir natwe language which hadbeen taken away from them zrhrn they were 1:;z~nu;;i1tto Ncwtia Amezvica by 595%! IiAi*!£{I}E3. Ha E.-�i#»:-mi:-e~s5. tiizatEI~"§i&#39;5 I�ii§}£AI~i192§A£* was t;1ugh�t by ged have in Imrt-2: .:=§meri¢a. far tin-�ea and me half years. He claimedthat every natV»imnali&#39;ty sf people served theirgQ¬i*C1&#39;}it�iE{3$~ I".ave Shinesa ¢;oais_. Japazzese have Japanesagc�s» the whites a white gcwd, but the negro has onlya white god.

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1957 advised that ata meeting o tl ro Temple Number 1 of theN01 held on 1957, it was announced thatMALCOLM LITTLE wou ~ visit the Detroit Templethe f0llOwing week.

S�wadvised that at a.meeting of Detroit, Mic gen Temple of the NOIheld on 1957, an incident involvin; the New York police

/Departmen NOI membe�; was discussed. HAROLD D.GOINS, Captain of the Detroit Michigan Temble, /told all in attendance that they should write *letters to MALCOLM LITTLE, Minister of theNew York City Temple "so that he would lcno �ma. . tthe Muslims were behind 2111:: J00 pe1*oent.�%advised that LlTTIE&#39;S address was then furn soto all those in attendance.

The Pittsburgh Courier, a weeklyPittsburgh newspaper, August 1?, 1957 editioncarried an article captioned "MAI£O1M X willLecture Four weeks at Detroit Spot.� Thisarticle read as follows:

"Malcolm X, disciple of MessengerElijah Muhammad, and minister of Muhammad&#39;s Temple__of Islam, 102 W. 116th St., New York City, will &#39;start a four week series of lectures Wednesday,Aug. l�, at Muhammad&#39;s Detroit Temple of Islam,5H01 John C. lodge, corner of Kirby.

�Attorneys for the New York Templerecently filed a �million dollar suit� againstthe city of New York for the beutaQ92§eating inflictsby the New York Police upon Johnsoqi , a Ney_Y0rkMoslem, at which time a near riot was almost"_"�&#39;triggered by the Moelems when they marched into the28th Precinct �to get their Moslem brother.� &#39;

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"Asked by local reporters concerningthe recent clashes between the police and theMoslems that seem to be spreading to other cities,Malcolm X stated:

"Islam is the religion of peace. Ourpeople must awaken and realize that these displaysof brutal savagery by the police throughout thecountry are not directed against any particulargroup among the so�called Negroes. These inhumanattacks against our people follow a general pattern,and aredlrected against all elements of our peoplehere in America.

"The root of the trouble, and centerof the arena is in Washington, D. C., where themodern day �Pharoah&#39;s Magicians� are putting ona great show, fooling most or the so~ca1ledNe�roes, by pretending to be divided against eachother, fighting in our behalf but always it is a�well planned� losing battle--with the �Master

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"The crowd was large every seat beingfilled. The overflow was seated in the school buildingand they heard the talks by loud speaker. MAIBOIMgave greeting from the Messenger and thanked allthe persona in the group for eoing to the meetinghe assured them that they would not regret havingattended the meeting.

"Each person who had been given a part inthe meeting went through his part and by the timeMALCOLM came on to speak the group had been wellinformed as to the views of thepeople who believedin Islam. MALCOLM spoke for over an hour and hebiaste� everything American. This was wrong. Thatwas wrong. The flag �was wrong etc. The only thingright in America was the movement of Islam. Heshowed that by reasoning anyone could see that theonly right thing for the Black Man in America wasIslam.

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The New York Amsteroam news of September 7, 1957carried an article captioned �MALCOLM X Making HitIn Detroit" which roads as follows:

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"Muhammad�s Detreit Temple vf Islam wasagain paake� to capacity Sunday; August 25, ts hearMalcolm X, �the fiery disciple� of Messenger Elijah�uhammad, and minister 0f Muh&mmad�s New Yark Temple.

�Elack §e0§1e all_sver America who arehearing Messenger Muhammad&#39;s massage of naked truthare awakening, rising, and naming lute HaaaengerMuhammad�: fold faster than.we can get Temylss setup ta teach an� train them inta the knawle�ga ofthem:e1ves,* sai� Malcmlm X,

�Aske� why Messenger Muhammad&#39;s teachingsseem ta be attrac�ing su many yeung peaple, Mr. Xdevlared that &#39;Is§am remavaa all juvenike delinquency;it �ignifies the black man, unites us, removes aurformer fears and un¢ertainti§s, and gives us security.�

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"The *�¢oté£ the trouble and center of thearena is in Washington, D. 0., where Pharoah�smodern day Magicians are putting on a great show,fooling most of the so-called Negroes, by pretendingto be divided against each other, fighting in behalfof our rights, but always it is�; well-planned losingtattle, with the Master Magician, the modern Pharoah,too busy playing golf to speak out,

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�Our own political and religioue leadersare too blind, too afraid, or have already soldus out," aaid Malcolm X.

"Messenger Elijah Muhammad ie the SpiritualTeacher, Leader, and Spokesman for the fastest-growing group of Freedom-seekini Black people inAmerica today. His Divine w1edom,coup1ed with fearleesness,makes him well-qualified to speak out in our beralitoday with no compromise.�

�Malcolm X has one more week in Detroitbefore returning to New York. Already his lectureshave been a great hit wit» the general DetroitPublic."

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bayonette attacking small children. This isintended to embarrass the �nited �iates." I wasin New Ycrk last week and visited aha Uhite� Natisns

Headquarters. while there, I witnesmed the diplamatsfrom the dark csuntrie� as they taak the rostrum tocen�emn this white gavernment for the way it is tr�utingthe so called Wegro, Each Qne of the little black men whutnok tha restrum said "shame". American Diplnmatathaught the foreignvdiplamata were taking the rastrum toa�ndemn Russia far its actian in Hungary. They wouldhave if �he Little Rock attacks had not ca§turedw0rld~wi6e n0tiee@

"rs. has �been prophesied saw; in the lastéay there would be plagues, strife and catastraphe.It was also prughesied that Go� waul� raise up nutsf the mié�t sf a last pemyle a leader like mute them talead them ant of captivity� The Ronorabla ELIJEH MUHAEMADis the little lamb sgoken cf in the yraphesy. He isthe �ne standing up in the stunngest gévernm�nt in thewmrld an� nandemning it. He ia the only true pre§het.Today there are many false p?aphats. The black ChristianMinisters are the false nnés. They are the ones likein the days ef MOSES whc are trying to keep nut peaplein alavary far a few pieces of ailver. They are USin5all the magic they pessess to keep the-minda sf the socalled �agroes enslaved.

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"DETROIT, Michigan ~ Special to the HeraldDispatch! More than 4,000 Moeleme and Non�Moslems fi31ed .Muhammad&#39;s Detroit Temple of Islam to capacity to hearyoung Malcolm X, the fiery disciple of Messenger ElijahMuhammad, explain the �mathematical solution� thatremoves all fear and enables the black men to take a firm

stand for civil righhswithout compromise.

"lt was the unity and fearleesnese displayed bythe New York Moeleme lest April wnen one of our memberswas brutally beaten by the New York Police, which enabledus to capture the attertion and admiration of allHerlemitee, which greatly increased our membership andwon the respect of the Net York City Police force,� Hr.X told his audience. Citing the nany&#39;reiluree on the pertof others to solve the problems of the ao~oel1ed Negro,Mr. X pointed out that Messenger Elijah Muhamad has amathematical solution which removes all fears and hasenabled him alone to take his stand with no compromise.This mathematical solution, he stated, is available toell members of the Moelem faith.

�The brilliant young Mr. X delivered, withoutrear, e message from Messenger Elijah Muhammad which isenabling the soecalled Negro to see and understand whatis going on around us for the first time since we werekidnapped and brought to America 400 years ago tobecome slaves for the white men. �No country,"he said,&#39;hes ever risen so high, become so rich and powerful insuch e short period of time as the United States ofAmerica. America is regarded as the strongest countryon earth today,� he added. �The President has pt"erethat affect peopleewen in the most remote part of theplanet, Earth. He, himself, referring to PresidentEisenhower,� he continued, �is like a1god.&#39; Hie powers

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"Launching into a bitter criticism andreodmination against those who are playing with thelives and the rights of the Negro people in blockingeffecive legislation on Civil Rights, Mr. X said �Itis not American Foreign Policy that decides who willget the &#39;chair,&#39; but rather her Domestic Policy. Inthis greet drama, he continued, �the Negroes play theleading role and are being posed a serious problem.The position the American Negro occupies is bothstrategic and unique. For, although the Negroes aredeprived of most of their voting powers yet their dilutedvote will swing the balance of power in the Presidentialor any other election in this country. What would therole and the position of the Negro be if he had s fullvoting voice?

"&#39;No wonder, then,� he continued, �thefreedom.or equal rights struggle of the Negro peopleis so greatly feared by his enemies.� Standingapplause greeted the brilliant young orator as hedeclared, �If the present leaders of the so-calledAmerican Negro don&#39;t unite soon and take s firm standwith positive steps designed to eliminate immediatelythe brutal atrocities that are being committed dailyagainst our people; and, if the so-celled Negrointelligentsia, intellectuals and educators won&#39;tunite to help alter this nasty and most degradingsituation; then,� he said, &#39; the little man insthestreet will henceforth begin to take matters intohis own hands. As an example,� he continued, &#39;thestruggle led for Negro Job rights by a beautiful youngNegro women in Los Angeles, California. Miss HelenSmith, will multiply 10,000 fold through the width andbreath of this lend. Beeceuse, the little men in thestreet today is fed up with the empty promises of thewhite man, and the ignorance, and greed that has been

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i lgwent on to say that I,.&#39;E&#39;I�T�I.»E continuedey saying t a Muslims should not brag about theirassociation with the N01, for it is letting their enemiesknow who they are an} week they believe. �estated that Muslims should not deny their conne-tionwith the N01, but should avoid being braggarta forthen the Christians will not know who they are whenthey ask questions and if they do not know who theyere Qhey will not know how to attack their questionswhen asked. 9 advised that this was in r-eferersoeto those ocoas one when Muslims_vieit Christianohurohee and ask questions in an effort to diacreditthe Christian religion.

The "Los Angclae Hera1d»Diepatch", aweekly Los Angeles, California, newspaper, Ootoper1?, 1957 edition, carried an artiole captioned &#39;"Malcolm Scores US �Too Late Policies�*, which readas follows

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"Mr. X tald 3 ha�tery sf nswsmen thatattarneys for the New Ybrk T�mple recently filed a&#39;mi1l1Qn dallar suit� against the city of New Ybrkfor the brutal beating infliated by the �ew Ynrkpolice ugcn Mr. Jmhnaon 3; a member cf the �ew YbrkTemple. A near rims was averted at the time, triggere�by the Meslems when they marched into the 28th Preeiggy�ta rescue their Hoalem.Brnther�.

�Asked by the newsman coneerning the recentclashes between the galiee and the Meslems that aeem tobe apreaaing to ether cities, Mr� X stated, �Islam inthe relii on ef&#39;peace. Qur-peeple must awaken andr�alize Eg�� thaae displays at brutal savagery by thewhite police thrnughout the country are not directedagainst any particular graup tram among the s¢»ca1led.Negroes. These inhuman acts of vialenae against uurvpeogle £¢11ow a general gathers, an� ara divested againstall elements of our peeple hera in Amer1na&#39;. .

�*The rno$a of the-trnuh1e&#39;, he continued,*an¢ center at the arena is in washingtmn, D.G¢, wherethe m�dern day "Phar0ah*s Maginiana" are putting an agreat show, feeling must at the ac-called Negrmes bypretending ta he divided against each mther, f1g%m1ng¢inourbehalf.....but always it is a well planned lasinbattia with the Master Magician too busy playing gal!ta a§eak sub and with the ex§ert timing of a master%eneral; when he does speak out, IT IS Anwnva T36 L£$$�.

And�, he saié with a grin, �our awn political andreligious leaders are tam hlind, too afraid, or havealready auld us ant, tuapeak up�.

�Messenger Elijah Muhama� in the Syiritual 92Teacher, Leader, ané Bdvine spoké�man fer the faatest~growing, and moat respected.grnup er rredem-lovin andrreedomwseeking Black peaple in Ameriaa tuday» Hiawisdam, pins his rearlessneas makes him well-qualifiedta speak out in our behalf withaut �nmpremiss, Mr. Xsaid explaining the principles of Ia1am.teaahings.

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�Messenger Elijah Muhammad, the SpiritualLeader of America&#39;s growing group of Moslem converts,.ent his fiery New York Minister, Malcolm X to repre-sent him here in Detroit two months ago.

"During the past two months the Detroit �eslemehave tripled their membership and attendance and havepurchased the properties at 5#01 John C. Lodge, for theDetroit Branch of Muhammad&#39;s Temples of Islam and tohouse the private abhool for their Moslem children.

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1!�g "�ne nf MMhamm&d�E mast devnte� fo1l@wera@ia;;$ Malcolm X, minister of the Noslems in New yark Gity.¢; This 32~year~o1d, 6�3� bachelar; devetes twenty~fuur�ii hours daily spreading Muhamaés messages ameng the& Negraes ef America and arganizing his fanatic fallewers-5� into well discipline�, �fearless warrisrs far Allah�.�;_ .-

Fi "Having directed the progress of the �etrait;* Mbslems auccesafully for the gast twe months, Minister�* Nalcelm ia returning ts mhe �ew Ysrk T@mp1§, EQQ W;

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Naleclm X has made certain QP53�i2�ti0n&lchanges since he came, prinaipal of which wag thashifting of N�nister Lemuel whe heade� the n@tr@1tBranch Qf Muhammad�a Tem§le, 5361 Jehn C. Lodge, ta atempl� in Cincinnati, Ohio.

�Detroitara say they have never �een anythinglike the Msslem growth here sinus the days sf MrcusGarvey. Dring %he past two mantha, the Detroit �uslemahave triple� their memb�r�hip and attendance. �bfigures were divulga� in keeping with Eoslem policy.

&#39;32? purchaae� the groperty at the John G.Lodge address, and it will cuntain a ashes} farthepurpnse af private tutoring of Moslem children. Thezealaus follnwers of Muhammad have been busily cleaningand rennvating the temle, and preparing better fasilitieafor their rapidly expan�iwg University af Islam? _

�A lat or credit for this amazing grcwthmust gs to Nuhammad*s principal lieutenants, such asNlaalm X.�

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1957- According 1:� L;*I�1�LE tgld those !n �attendance that ALLAH was tna true god and ELIJAH 5I92w"EIAI~iMAD is his true servant and apostle. Accordingfog LI�I�I�LE predicted the end of North America andsai p and would come because ox� the presence of theNegro in Nor-the America and 12.:C=3.IlSE.&#39; of the way theNegro had been treated. According toqLJ;�%LEstat-ad the Bible was a good book if proper y on er- *stood, but the white man had So changed it that itisno longer in the for-zn that it had originally beenwritten. He stated that hell is syrlonymoua withNegro and "you don&#39;t catch hell for being black,you catch hell Jor wearing the slave master&#39;s name�.He stated �foreign black, people are not mistreated when

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mrelated that? §.IT*3?Li£ ��ointe� mt thatdark days : head for the Négro in this country{iinitévd fi�atesj due tn the pending layoffs- ininéustry and said that N,grees should get t�eir awnfactories, schcei� and hmmes and atop hacking thewhite man. �e stated that the white man knows hiséays are nnmbereé, gave an illustratian of thaIn�onesian - Dutah situation ta prove hi8 paint. Haatated that i�~*ms11ms are polite, but 1�earles!= pB0§!l&anti if tmld "w dc: so mil wa?.§¢ right into a whitehe-use and assert» themselvss. He tol� the auciiancato get the 1-wards correct and emgahasiaad that theMuslims were gut gsfng �e the white Hausa. He stateéhe wante� the"s%ongea�Vpres@ut ts quote him ¢srtect1y~._?

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1957, advised thatMALCOLM Le was e speaker at a. meeting of theHartford, Connecticut, Temple onH1957, atwhich time he stated that the NO was a empting tocollect $1,000,000 for a special building fund and1;e had determined that if each member would contribute$100 this total could be reached. LITTLE stated thatthe fund was to be used to build a new temple andschool in Chicago and if any money was left it wouldbe used to build temples in those areas which are nowrenting. LITTLE told them that the rent for theHartford Temple was too high and appointed a committeeto see the owner about lowering the rent.

gdviaed that LITTLE told those inattendance no to be afraid of the United StatesGovernment as it could do nothing to the N01. He statedthat if the organization continues to grow as it hasbeen doing, they will be in a perfect position todemand rights rather than beg the "white devils�"Tor .anything as they are now doing.

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According "ma Stated that thegovernment has a eepertmen to arrest those that usedope, but will allow liquor and cigarettes to be soldbecause much tax money is realized through these sales.According to LITTLE, liquor ari eigaeettee are dopeand have been introduced by the white man to theNegro because it will keep him under control.

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The �Los Angeles Herald-Dispatch", July 18,1957 edition, carried an article captioned �Young MoalemLeader Explains The Doctrine of Mohamedanism", whichread as follows:

"&#39;Islam is a flaming fire sweeping across theentire Dark world today,� Maid young, militant Moslemleader, Malcolm X, in an exclusive interview with theIos Angeles Herald-Dispatch New York correspondenttoday. Mr. X discussed one oftho most talked about andthe most controversial religions in Harlem. The doctrinepreached and followeo by the disciples of Elijah Muhammado£ Chicago, whose local followers worship in theMuhammad Temple of Islam Number 7, 102 West 116th Street.

"The Herald-Dispaton,in an effort to answersome of the questions for our readers regarding theIslamic or Moslem faith assigned this reporter tdfinterq,view the f1ery&#39;young leader, the Reverend MP. aaleelm X,whose column, �God&#39;s Angry Men� begins in the HERALD-DISPATCH this week.

"Q, when was your arganization iounded inthe United States? � -

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"A. Only Allah himself knows the exactnumber of Moslems in America who are fellowing MessengerEliiah Muhammad, but everyene sees know that thisnumber is fast-growing, and that Messenger Muhammadhas declared that he will never cease teaching thisGreat Message until all of his people here have heardit whether they eeeept it er reject it is not up sehim!. His Job is to deliver the message.

"Q. Are there any white people among thefollowers of Muhammad?

"A. There has never been, is not now, andnever will be even one white person allowed amongMessenger Muhammad&#39;s followers. Space here is notsufficient to sell why, but in the future we do hopeto make the reason clear.

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"A. Messenger Muhammad teaches us co lovefor our brother what we love for ourselves, but.$hat .we must first know who our brother is, and she is net � 1our brother.

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�Q. What is the abjection sf your faithta eating pork?

"A. Pork is filthy, diseased and germ-ladenmeat, with worms that are forever repraducing. Thismeat is even condemned by&#39;the Scriptures �f bath theGhria�ians and the Jews, but again space~is insufficienitts explain the scientific reasmn why we whs are Masleméffollawing M&ssenger Mu�amma§, do not eat it.

�Q. Does yum faith have churches lix-.&t;edthraughaut the United Statea?

"A. H9s$engervMuhamma�&#39;a foilawers,knawn as the Nation ofvialam have temples throughautEmerica ~- North, South, Eaat and Heat.

"Q. Are members ef the faith baptized or .is some othan ritual con�ucted when a person isaceepte� inte the faith? ?,*

�A. Memhera are mat baptizeé with water as &#39;Christians are, but are bagtized with wisdom, knawledgeané understanding, and are thereby saved from the sinfulgrave sf mental bsndage and ignorance.

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"Q, was he born-in the United States?

"A. Messenger Muhamad was born in the cottonfields of Georgia.

"Q. Where did he attend school?

"A. Hie schooling was so limited that thereis no record of it, but hi; present work is sufficientproof that he has now been schooled by almighty Allahhimself.

"Q. Is he married?

"A. His wife, one of his most ardentfollowers, is Sister Clara Muhammad.

"Q. Done he have children?

"A. He has six sons and two daughters, allof whom are devout Mosleme and obedient fOll0W¬PBqof their father.

"Q. Does he make his home in Chicago?

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�It has been said MUHAMMAE is teachinghatred. If a man steals fram yau and I point out %nethief, is that hatred. I have anly given you thefacts.

"Things are in a pitiful shape. But as longas you are doing fine, yam say things are getting better.Ycu sheuld travel and see other garta sf the country.when a brother af yours is auffaring, gnu may nnt feelit, but yau are suffering tooa _"

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"The white man has worked aur parents 390years fur nothing. If 1? million so~ea1l@d Negxaesworked for me, free, fer a while, I would have billions.

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�In his appearance at Elks Ball, MalcnlmX will speak nn Messenger Muhammaa*s *w@rk an� aims�,and present his H£lut10n ta the many prsblems esn~frmnting the Negre people, ané their need sf religiousexpression that is not �ictated and contralle� bytheir enemies. HE will anawer questions at the slnsemf his lecture. Interviewa� by The Harald Dispatshsince his arrival in L03 Angeles, Malcolm X declare�that &#39;Nsgroes want progress, but they must firstrealize that pragress is the sffspring of free�om.we will never be free until we have nur own institutians.we must he bath the pru�ucers ané the csnsumers�sf_0urawn necessities {fo0d, cloching, sheltér, etc.}, befwrewe can be free and in�epvwdent.�

"In this sonnectinn, he-declare�, Negraesmust some to a realization of the imgartance andpower Qf the Xegre Press, must take tn heart theQl� adage that ��he pen is mightiar than the sw¢rd.&#39;�He pointed out that when the white press reaentlysaught ta �astr�y �ne of New ¥ork�s higheat �agrsofficials, it was only the Eagro press wha came tanis defense an� beat hack the attack. �It was theNegro press in Harlem�, he �ealared, �that she: hack�fsatual hullets�, ena&1ing Harlemitea ts sea what thewhite press was trying to éo. Hy �igging ug the factsand expasing the hidden motives of the biased white pressthe Négre press was abla ts shatter the csnspiraay,prevent the people sf Harlem from being misle� by thelies Qf tha white press.� »@

He warned that without a�pnwerfu1 andmilitant Negro press, the white preas caul� �eceivetha Negra pe�ple with §ita pswerfui, we1l~load@§,pragaganda guns,� and its slandezs of Hegrc nfficials.�The Nagro geaple weuld be wise�, he added, �to Lw§pthis weapan the Negro press} in gsod condition,stvcngi wel1�leade§, indepenéent, alert and ready.�

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The �Lms Angeles Herald~�ispatch�,Eecember 5, 1E5? e�itian, carried an artiple captioned"Negra Unity Theme of Leatuneby Malcolm X�, which readas �alluwsa

�iElijah Muhamma� Qes Nat-Teach Hate� ~Malc�1m=X

"As;§§§§aan~§}%§gg§, {Peaae b3 untu yon;was the greaffhg Maf�bi� E use� in apenin. the.me¢tingwa�A1lakum�Sal1nan, {Also unto thee geacei, was theanswer the audianc¢ gave Malealm X, thu§�$he Muslimstruly invaded L¢s Angeles last week.

"�alcnlm X, the fiery young di8¢§yl$ of theH�n�rable Eligah Euhamma�, s§eax;ng_t@ a aapasity andenthusiastie crewd last wadnesday Qvgnigg in ghe giggH?ll, #066 S. Central Avenue, calmly and �eliheratelyexplained the p?inG§pl&S Qf the I$1am religien.Refuting the charges that the Ressenger Euhamma�teaahes the sqgalled American �egrn hate, he sai��if the American Kegwa wna has baen 1ynche�,_seen his&#39;wamen raped, worked as a ahattel slave, fought in warsfer a �amocraay which he himself cannnt enjvy, �1s~enfranchise� against, Bégfégé�é�, §&ni&é his Pight�as a first-alass eitizen, finds it neeessary duringthis the E�th Century he have the army pvetact hischil�ren AH order far them to atten� schools whi<:_ns _pays taxes to maintain, dces not hate Qhosa wh� Lnflist

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�these ills upen him, can the Hsnorable ElijahMuhanmmd teach him hate?� �I ask you this audience,�he said. The au�lence wildly agplauded the youthful�ynamic speaker.

"*The Me$senger, as Honerable Eli§ah�uhammad is referre� to by his follnwers, is teaahingthe ao~cal1ed American Negre the Brotherhood af Inlam,unity, virtue an� service ts humanity,� He continued.

�The theme of �ne twm hour lama lecture wasunity among the so-aalle� negro. Again and.again�alcclm urged the Negre ta drive the devils from hisaamunity and to buil� business and patronize his own,instead of building so many unnecessary churches. Hepninta�.aut that there is more than fifteen billiundollars at wealth among the Negroes an� at leasp 35%of that wealth is tied up inta churches.

�Scoring the raclsta, he qucted f m aletter writtan to the Messenger from J. B; ,§nar,Arehleader of the Christian Farty, P.G. Baa #3,Atlanta, Georgia in which he calls Negrees drunkards,thieves and robbers, an§ spread� race hatred thruughthe length Of the ccuntry.

�The eloquent yeung Speaker 5§i§ tug-wEonorable Elijah Euhammad is mare than a match forthe racists giving a quotaticn first �rom theraai$t*s letter and the Hassenger�s answer as follows:

��...I nape gnu will appreciaae the facttha� I am net a hypacrite like some Yankees who preaahrace~mixing and practice 5egre5&ti0n;&#39; the racistwrnts. �I actually express the sentiments and feelingsthat ara in the hearts 05 mast white pesple everywherewhen I tell yam that} believe in white Supremacy andthe inferiurity at all dark raaes. ¢�"

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"&#39;Why should we Whites let Africansinfiltrate our civilization when Africans have never

been able to build or maintain a civilization of theirown? You Africans are afraid to do it alone. You

are afraid that you would get lost without the whiteman to guide you and help you. Yet, with your maniafor mongvelizetion, you are trying to destroy thewhite Race that has given you civilization on a silverplatter. You are striving to kill the white goosethat laid the golden egg of civilization. If yousucceed, you will be able to get no more golden eggsbecause the White goose will be dead.

�&#39;A new independent African nation will beborn in a few days on march 6th, 1957- Now known as therich Gold Coast, it will become known as Ghana. Blacks

gill gambit fgo� top to b»§tcm.thDg ygg tnigg tgeyre c pa e o .ucceaa or oee e r ac: co

doom them to their failure? The black Prime Minister

graduated from Lincoln University here in America.Many of Ghana officials have studied in America. Englishis a comon language in Ghana. If the Africans hadself-respect and ability, they would go to Ghana in

Qfiigaaan� p¬OX§ their rigial ahility b¥thelpgng tou grea r can na, on. � en won go ecausethey have no confidence in themselces. __"

"�They know that their race is a lowerform of humanity and can not stand on its own feet.The Africans of America are afraid to be without the

white man, and thus, admit their own inferiority....�

"In reply to �Christian Party� ArchleaderlaLetter, Mr, Elijah Muhammad defends Islam, andclarifies to the so�ca1led Negro the racist poise; whichhas been injected into hie veins for the past four

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"&#39; . . . .THE SO-CALLED NEGROES&#39; ILVE. FORWHITES: The only so-called Negroes who love you the whites! and desire you are those who areignorant of the knowledge of you this you do not know!,And as soon as they awaken, as they soon will, to theknowledee of you being the real devils their openenemiee,, they too will not ehexe goo: needs, nor wentto look at you or even your shadow. The Truth- of youwill make all black mankind hate you, regardlessof their color -- black, brown, yellow or red. ThisTRUTH of you is pert of that secret that was withheldby Allah, to allow you to live your TIME �000 years!. I admit that the so-oal?ed Negroes are not onlyignorant of self and you but they are actuallymentally dead.! Your TIME is up and you are nowbeing �evealed, and you will by no means be able to hideyourself or deceive my people any longer.

"�THE MEXING OF BLACK AND WHITE BLDOD:Aho is to blame for this mixing -- black Africans orthe white European devils? Did the black africansgo seeking your white women in Europe or did IOU carryher to them in Africa? Isn&#39;t it true that black

Africans are today asking your kind to leave they andtheir country, and that you won&#39;t leave without war? They will one day throw you cut!!

"�How did the so-called Megroes get intoAmerica? Did they come here of their oun desire forAmerica and for your women, or did YOU go after themin their country and bring them here AGAINST THEIRWILL?�

"&#39; Did your Negro Slaves ever try makingsexual love with their slavemas�cerB&#39; wives and dat._;h-hersWhile you held and etgill hold complete power over them?

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"&#39;which 0f your houses an� families shew tke blackan� white males hare been, and are atill visiting ~~years or the �egroes? we sea you day and nightafter the so�ca11ed Negro wmmcn; whistling anéwinking year eyes and blowing year car harms atthem; making advances ta every Negro w§man that walks,rides, flies �r warks far yam in ynur hamea, sffihesand factories, Nat in America alone but all over theearth where ever you g0 ameng the black, brown, yellowané red people, we see that yea are after aur wmmen,whsm you say to be "ugly". If ¥QUR wcmen are sebeautiful, why th&n do par �ugly� women attract you an�your kind? You and year kind, accer�ing ta history, havebeen after our woman ever since being on aur glanet.Va drove yau nut of Asia 6 thousand years ago, ta keepyam away from ouv women.am§ frsm mixing your wickedbloe� in ours. We veila� =nd locked cur women in, takeep your adultercus blue eyes from feasting an herbeauty. And the only solution as this mixture sf youruavil bleoé in nur names is that Ailah remmved youcomp3ete1y eff our Planet, alse those of our Qwn-whalave and desire mixing wi�h yaui �This is the.Resurrecti0nand Separation sf us all; little �n you and the ss-called Negreaa know as believe it! ..."

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5, l95? eéition, cay�ie� an article captianed �halcn�m XT�ll� FPi�Qi?1@§ Q? Islam�, which rea� as fmlluws�

"1. The Hanorahle Ilijah Mnhammed is tryingto unite the so~calle� Negrmes Sf £merica*

"2. Ta teach th�m the kncwledge of the&"@1vea.That is, wha they are, what their nation is, what theirlanguage is, and why they have names that differ fvamthe ether darker people.

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*3. T0 téach them what their religien 15.The religion that Jesus, Moses an� all tbs prcphetstaught, an� why it was kegt fpam them. Also the name not attributes! af the true an� living sod allah�.That Ncsas and the children of Iarael were �us1ima92and not Jews. �Qbedience to the Hal? Laws of �$0d�{Allah} as revealed unta His Holy and Shosen Prephetais Islam,� the religion of peace. That God is oneand there is nu other Gad but the ens God �£l1ah�

and that Muhammad is the Hessenger sf End.

7 "Bretherhooé in Islam, unity, virtue andservice t� humanity are the mattera of real merit.£11 mankind {in Islam! is one family.

�The men are taught ts respect andprstect their women; ta be clean internally andexternally; ta be thvifty and work to have thebest here on earth while we live. The �uslims, taughtby the messenger Qf God Allah! as net use alcohol,

Mar smoke. They respect themselves an� aha rights ofothers�

"In Chicagn, within a few years, they awna large temple and aeheal {The Gn1vePsity of Isiam}, alarge gracery store, two restaurants, a bakery andapartment building3* Seaan� tn name.

��uah are the fruit of their labsrgEvery labnr which ena%les man to live h�ne�fly Earespected. ldleness in sandemned.

"$hen;is so much more that asuld be sai� rutat this time neither time ner space permits. Therernrefor the zhsrougr knowledga cf what the HbnmrableElijah Mmhammed has �mne and is doing ta enlightks,hel�, e�ueate and unite the an-aalie� American Negro,that all the false teaehing of the slave masters may beobliterate�, read his message to you in yaur l�calHERALD*DI$rATCH newspaper. _,

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qadvise� that the "p§,rramid�� to whichLITTLE referre was a drive being spansered by tbs NQIto urge each membar to maae a stipulatéd contributiontuward the NOE huil�ing fund¢

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"was the snly creature in Existence and aeminatedthe warld. His history dates bask thausands ofyears. There were Q� prepnets who preéiateé historyEQOQ years in advance and it was do so easily thatthey decided ta reccr� nistnrical events untilever 2569 years. ss if you are impressed with thewhite man�s history we have praved ta you again thatgnu have been tricked an� £eQ1e�.into believingyam ha� no history, eulture er past, nor contri§ute�anything ta the world. On the cantrary yam did, butwere nut aredited fer it. 11$ 1_say there were n0wise among us, you say where did they came frem.Yum all have tn at Qne time or another read thisbook {Holy Bible}. There is a question you askahaut �Jesus�, haw he entere� his mQther�s wamb ashe could be reborn again? �ne cannot re�enter andthan be rebern. There was one other amongst uscalled YAGQB, but at the age at 5 knew what he wasdestined ta �e and that was to nreat a being tsrepresent all the wickad, evil thingB that his wmrldhad nut known. How was he to dn this he thsught fera time. He realized he had unly ta trick women intaaacomplishing the task for him. Sn he went amongpsople saying dark babies were ba� luck and brawnshauld he pre�erre� by those who wished ts be blessed,He told the �arkvwnmen to have brawn habi�s and thebrown to have yellow, eta., making each éesire ta havea lighter baby until the celeriess haby came ig§Qexistence. He taught them.hQw to walk amang us &#39;because if anyene aame.an0ng us in the wrcng mannerwe wmuld �hell� him as we were brave and feavlesa.Then like the lmw~Q@wn dsg ha is; he praved that isnc gc�� in him and deceive� us by cheating and r�bbingand was sent int»; the muuntaina alsng fahe �l£�§.1r_i§.is*hharder. If they tried to eacape; the; were ki1l¢i byv�urkiah guards whs patrol the bor�er. The ablyBible says MQSEE went late Egypt ta free his peeple.

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there will be peace on earth forevermore becauseall the devils will be gone, never to return again.Many black men, women and children will die with the;nite man because they love him and will not believe &#39;he is the devil. The time is very short and aILthedevils in high positions koow that the only way tolive Just a little longer is to keep a godchild inhis house. Nb bombs will fall on the United Statesuntili all the black people have heard the truth aboutGod and the devil. when all have heard the truth thewar will start.

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"where �ld the a0~aalled Am�rican Negreget nia religion? Hhen.he was being sold an the�lave blcck"the Baptist alavemaster wauld hid $29,the Methnéist slavemastar ~ $59, the Episcspalian ~$lQQ~an§ 50 ferth. Uhaever gat him made him intowhatever he waa and feels that we are, we E��epté�their religions. �But %he Eonarable ELIJAH MUHAMHEDis here to free us frum this curse that the devils

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�when a white man is abusing Qn� sf ourbrvthers, stick with 3ha* brother fur he is one atus� But if a wnite m¢n is praising a �egrn bewareof that Hagrc for he la up to no gum� for no white�man praises a Negrc unlesa that �egro is an Unale Tom.There are many of yau hare who are sitting among usbut yam are nut true blaek men. when yam legve youwill go the the precinst an� say to the �e�k aergeant,�Sub, I hear� a man preaching that the white man is the�evil.� Ea can&#39;t do anytning abcut it but yen willfeel better far having told yam? white slavemaster, If�egrees were as true ta their awn kind as they are totheir slavemasters we maul� have what we want §§§ay,

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�A11 those negroes went ta pray before thestatue cf ABRAHAM LINC�L�, a white man. He waasupgased to have free� the slaves. Hat what werewe �oing as slaves? working for the white man.Picking his cotcon, washing hie e1otha$ - for nathing.Are we still picking his cottan? Yesi Are we stillwashing his alothes? Yési Qnly naw they stick alittle aalary on there and we think we are ahea�in life. Has there xisery an� oppre�sicn in ths slavedays?� Yesi Is there atill miaery and oppreasisn?Yes! we are still slaves. Ea {LENGQKE} only moved uaamt sf the bathrenm in*o the kitchen. ¥e are still inthe same heuue ~ alaving. But the Honarable ELIJ£Hmagnum in going ta deliver us fram this slavery.All praises due to Allah

��ne? try tn call A. cz�§ar �L_a muéernM9338. But $%SE$ said; �lat my psapla 30.� He wascencerned abuut his peiple but these a¢»cal1ed leaaarsat the Negro penpie are Just as euncerna� abou� thewhite man. The white man puts their races on_theLover sf a.magazine and tall the Megrn £0 fallaw them.But where will they lea� us? Alang the white man�spath. They are supgased to bring us to a better wayer lifg with better living conditiona,*etc., but whérewill these better things eume_fr0m. The white man.They say to sit next ta the white man an the bus butwe say get as far away frum him as you possibly can.

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"Are yam ready ta say that? If yam arer§ady_t0 say that yen are ready to be a Moslem. Ifall those thousan�s sf N�grme� ha� sai� that, theywcul�nlt have to still be wandering abaut the future.

If thay had gone hefwre LIHGGLN*s statue an�saié, �Today I will be free or to�ay I �iai, thegresi�ent would have come nut on the steps an� praye�to them instea� sf them praying to him. IKE wouldhave known what wa wanted than un�er no uncertain terms,But the American Negra is net qite rea�y; the �ennrablaE1IJA� MUHANMBD is here to make him rea�y. Al1.praiseaQue to Allah.

�Here is s trick ta play on any �agro friendsf years. we havn no have ts trick them but I bet youit will warn. Tell him that yam hear� a new teaching�hat says there is na hell dawn in the greun� but thatthe devil is have an earth. An� tail him the blaek manis the devil. And he will say, �Honey chile, I thinkyou�re right�. Now came to him an the next �ay-andsay that yam alas heard a teaching that says thawhite man is the devil Brother; Esu hav@ just ma�aan enemy. Yam have a fight an your hanés@ all-uur _lives we have been.taught that we are the inferisr. Uhehwe were little and the wnit� msys and the calmred weregoing to play cowboys and Indians} whm was Tam Nix an�Buck Janas er �he Lung Ranger? The whites» Hhe were we?

Tonto, his flunky. If we were going tQ~play shipwreckeéwho was Rabinacn �rusae? The wh1t¬S¢ H�e wa� manFriday? Guess who.

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"I {MALCOLM} went to visit Brother JOHNSQH �INTGH} teéay an� if you coulé see him new you wuul�view that oniy Allah csuld have §u1led him throughas miraculously as this. Re amuunt of medical careeeuld have help@� h$m as m;¢h as his faith in Allah.

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�Haw mush éoes a serv1eeman.pay far a martenat cigarettes? Sixty cental

"�aw tell me how muah �s we {civilians}pay for the same aartan? Tue �allar twenty five vents.The sixty cents gses to the company but where does theother $1.65 go. Sami Uncle Sam� Be is Belling us thisdope. They put their stamp on.the pacR.and you can&#39;tbuy them withaut Sam�a stamp. ¥e� they will eondemthe men who sell n0n~habit farming reefers, but he willgm right ahead an� diatrituze tneae poismns ta thepeople.

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"There is another thing about these devils.They are pork-eaters. The pig will eet any kind ofgarbage you throw to him and three hours later youcan be eating it as a pork chop.

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§it Thed�Pitts§§r%h Cuur§er"é g��é lgé $95?s V inn» carrie. an ar �c e cap; ens �Islam . �Preacheg fram Pulpit of Abyssinian Bapts�in New ¥ork"which read as follows:

�in an unpreceéente� display cf religisusunity, the pulpit cf fame� Abyssinia Baptist Ghurchwas uccupied last week by Brether Malaolm X, lea�er ofthe Mcslem faith in this ci�y, who tcld a Jaint Baptist -Maslem cengregaticn, �Um�erstan&ing_ef each ether enablesus ta have love ané unity, and hrotherhnod amung uuraelves.

"The eombinan sesvices were held in theafterncon a few hours ag�er the Faator, Rev. Adam$layton,P§well Jr., eallapaed in i,s yulpit an� was takentn New York Hospital.

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A �ifhe illness of any man whn has t@day,_�edicated his life to the betterment sf the black &#39;man*s plight here in America, teaches the Nuslemaéeep&y within cur hearts.�

"Praising the &#39;open�§uar policy� sf ALhyssinia, in arranging the Joint service, Malcnlm Iurged his listeners tn unite. Game tngether.Acee§t the one who Qff¬?$ the mast.

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