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7, New York City, was then
preparing the way for Elijah Muharnmad, whowould be leaving soon. Malcolm X had already had anaudience with Nasser of Egypt and prepared the may for
iviuhammaci to meet him.
was then travelling in the FarEast, and his plans were to tour the Holy City oi Mecca
and to visit Arabia and Jerusalem. It was stated that
Elijah Muhanmlad was to leave upon Minister Malccinfs
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An article appeared in the "New York Amsterdam
Hews" of July ll, 1959, page 18, column 3, entitled,
"Malcolm X off to Tour Middle East . This article is as
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"Messenger Elijah Muhammad, internationally
recognized spiritual head of the fastest growing reap
of Moslems in the Western Hemisphere, aent his New
York Minister, Malcolm I, also known as Malik El-Shabazz
to the Middle East last Friday from International Air-
port.
"While abroad, Malcolm X plans to tour several
AfricanAsian countries, including the Holy City Mecca
and Medina in Arabia, and also Jerusalem.
"The Moslem Minister plans to return to New
York in time for the visit of Messenger Eliah Muhammad
in New York at St. Nicholas arena on Sunday, July 26".
The "New York Amsterdam News" is a weekly
newspaper published in New York City.
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In January, 1§5?, a source adviss that ELIJAHHUHAHNAD had described his nr§anization an a natianwide basis
as cue "ma"-19:: us 1sL=.192»:" ans *Mm~mnzm:~*s TEFEPLES 03 ISLAM."
On December 22, l§58,_an0ther source advlse that
the HUI is an a1l~Negro organizaticn which was srigimally
organize in 19=@ in Etreit, Michigan. MUHAMMAD, its present
national leader: claims ta have been aelanted by ALLKH, the
Supreme Being, to
in the wiléarneas
inepenent hlack
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interpretatinn sflead the sa~ca13e@ Negrm raca nut of slavery
sf Earth Amarica by establishing an
natian in ths Unite§_$tate$.
lollewing UHAMRADS teachings an hi3
the "Koran? believe there is no such thing
as a Negro; that the so»csiled Negrces are slaves of the
white ran", referreé an as "white devils," in the Unite
States; and that the white r¢ce because of its exploitation
ef the sa-calle Negroas, must and will be destroye in the
approaching "war of Armageédun."
A In the past, offisials and members of the NGE,
including MUHAMMAD, have refused ts register under the
pravisions of the Saleetive Service hats and have eclared
that members owe no allegiance ta the United States.
On Hay 5, 195$, the first source relate that
MUH$§MAD, upcn advice of legal cauwsel, ha tempered his
persmnal statements an instructions to his ministers can-
earning the principles of his arganization in order tn avoid
possible prasecution by the.Bnit&d States Government. How-
ever, he did net indicate any funamental changes in the
teachings of his organization.
Dn Becember 15, 1§58, another source reported that
Et early in July, 1958, ha ecie to de*emphasize
the religious aspeats of the teachings sf Islam an stress
the eeonom4¢ benefits to be derive by those egroes who
Joined the N01. This palicy ehange, acearding in MUHAMMAD,
-e wnuld help him to acquire aééitianal followers an crea*
mare interest in his pragrams.
This document centains neither Peummandgtians
nor eenclusicns of any kind It is tbe §rnpert of theFederal Bureau of Investigaiisg and is aAi@an %Q $our
agency; it an/hr its cnntents are not ts be distributed
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MALCOLM K; LITTLE
_ n July 2?, 1959, the tile of Balcolm Little
at the Passport Qfiice, Department of State, was reviewed
and disclused the fulluwiug infurmatianz
Pa$sport number 1595569 was issuad to
alcolm Little, known as Ealik El~3habazm, an Hay 2?, 1859.
This passport was marked "nut valid" for travel in the
iellowiag vareas unéer snntrol Qi authoritie§ with whign
the United States does not have diplomatic relatiansz
Albania, Hungary and thase portiona of China, Hbrea and
Viet-Ham under communist contrcl,
n Nay 26, 195%, at HEW Yrk, aw Yrk, Little
executed an applieation for the abevevyassgurt. In that
application, he stated he was burn Hay 19, 1925, at
Qmaha, Nebraska, and maintained permanent residence at
25-46 99th §;geet, East .1mhurst, BewYbrR. H listed ,his £a$heri%b"U. Bagggnigyge, born in 1389 in Georgia,and his mether'hs E. Lsuis no jga, §g;g_in@l88 in the
Eritish eet 1nd;e . e n cated t at his father is
démeased and th t his muther resides in Kalamazae,Hichgggg, Li;;£a ststg ha was last marri$d an Jknuary 14,1§%*, ta Bet 1 ~,_Li*tt-12, who was born ax 12$, 193-1 =1:Detg§§;,_1ch§gan; and in&i¢ated"%h t their marriage had
ant eea term mated. .* - f~1&5. *2, $112? W: *
Bsgarding his travel plans, Little stated
he intended to depart iram the United States at the Portoi New Ybrk Gity on June 5% 1955, via air transpartation,
far a prnpesed length e_ s ay abroad oi twu weeks in
urder ta visit the United Kingdem, enmany, Italy, reece,
United Arab Republic, Eaudi Arabia, Sudan, LebanunTurkey, and athers fur the purpose of attending ihe
wmml sacred Haslem Pilgrmage Rites at the H01 Cityat Mecca {aui Arabia} being held from Jun Q, {E59to June la, 1959. V /~.!,:f__ f jg/é<;; ;"
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Little answered "no" to questions in the
application asking: Are you now a member of the Comunist
Party?" and Have you ever been a member of the Communist
Party?" w
The Communist Party has been designated
by the Attorney General oi the United States pursuant
to Executive Order 10450.
The following description of Little was set
forth in his passport application:
Bight: 6 feet 3 inches
Hair: Brown
Eyes: Brown
Occupation: Religious oslem! Iinister
This memorandum is loaned to you by the Federal
Bureau of Investigation, and neither it nor its contents
are to be distributed outside the agency to which loaned.
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as the ocuentary" portion. This ortion was almost
an exact repetition or the five parts shown on the News
Beat program. The Bureau has been furnished substantially
verbatim accounts of these five parts.
The second hour was devoted to a panel discussion.
The panel was
! Dr. ANNA HEDGMAN, former administrative
assistant to KY6 Hayor RGBERT WAGNER and former aid to
Federal Security Administrator OSCAR EWING.
! ARNOLD FOSTER, Director of the Civil Rights
Division of the Anti-Defamation League, B'na1 B'rith.
! JACKIE RQINSON, former Brooklyn Dodger
baseball star and now a columnist for the "New York Post."
ii! ROY 'wLm'"us, Etecutive secretary of the HAACF.
! Rev. Dr. GARDINER TAYLOR, Minister, Concord
Baptist Church, Brooklyn, NY, President of the Protestant
Council of Greater NY, and member of the NYC Board of
Education.
WALLACE was assisted by reporter LOUIS LOMAXwho, accord1n§ to WALLACE, had done the research on the
oocumentary.c
The panel discussion was a rather rambling un-
coordinated arfair. The Muslims were not the center of
discussion, rather it was a general discussion of Negroes
in the US and in NY in particular. The discussion was
of such things as the "buy black" campaign, and whether
or not the mass organizations such as the NAACP were reaching
enough people.
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white man are evil and should be éestroyed with uhiah all
Qanel members stated they éisagreed!, there was as apeeirie
discuaaian as to Muslim teachings or prcgrama
Ho mentian was naae at the Bureau r at law
enforcement in ganeral in this disauaaian.
Dther than the following, there wan nmthing in
this dlacussinn at interest to the Eureau.
ARNLD FQSTER atate he naa received information
that an T/21/59, HALGQLM X left Bairc fnr_eeca after apend~
lag seven or eight days in Cairn where he was the invited
guest sf the Egyptian Government. FUSTER atated there was
an intense cooperation between repreaantatlves er Arab
na%ions in the nited staes an§ this Muslim movemans. whey
have been on tbs platfurms of Elijah in any number cf instances.
The heads or the rab students in the United States have co~
o§erated with tham. In terms uf.maney, Im not prepareé to
&ay; In terms nf perswnnel; in terma_ef ap§earan¢e an their
platform; in terms at encuraging_what they have to say, I am
prepared to say that this caoperatian dnea nxiat an fur
which reason I auggeat hat the movement is even.mQre danggroua
than many of ua appreciate.
LQMAX atate he received a letter tday {Tféé/59!
from HRLGGLM X which state KALCULE W&3 ill &dacu1dn*t
set intevkeca.
FSTER atated he ha received a report that af$er~
noon IXQQ/$9! that HALGQLM had arrived in Mecca an I/2;/59»
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7/21/59.
HY is taking no further actian concerning this
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V _ Yyi V; ,9 V, . _. , . 92 vva.é»~!§! ma! :§'i_:~ Hmwanunacl, nations!' '* ==-er , e Z-.=_ 0 slam ROI!, appeared at the
St. Nicholas Arena, liar: York City, on July 26, 1959.
Estated that grim» to the speech by i;LIJ.5i~1
MUHAWQAD, n a er Malcolm K. of NCJI mmple #7, Rev: Yum; City,
spake. Among his other remarks, Halculm K. told of his
t. tri. to the Far East.» mean? Y p A ______
Malcolm BL *ted that he had Just returned fr-am
the Far East. He stat d he did not !.!pt:&1¬ with iiaaaer but Vaaw
nim.' "He stated than he was well accepted by Muslim and that
the Huslima in my-gzt and Africa are b,J.aaker than he. He
stated he was wall entertained and aquix-ea ax-sum} due to thefact: that he was a Muslim. He atatezi as takendon a emiae
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in as beat in rurbidden territory.am mat rurniah more cietaiia came ns as.
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NATION OF ISLLM
FORHEBLH REFERRED T0 AS
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In January, 1957, a source advised that ELIJAH
MUHAMMAD had described his organization on a nationwide basis
as the "Ni-.IION or ISI.AM" and "r~*nJ1~1Ar~1:=mo*s '.?EI"IPLES os ISLAI-1."
On December 22, 1958, another source advised that
the N02 is an all-Negro organization which was originally
in Detroit, Michigan. MUHAMMAD, its present organized in 1950
national leader,
Supreme Being, to
in the wilderness
independent black
Members
interpretation of
as a Negro; that
white race, refer
States; and that
of the so-called
approaching "War
In the
including MUHAMMA
G May 5, iclaims to
lead the
ofshorthhave been selected by ALLRH, the
so-called Negro race out of slavery
America by establishing an
nation in the United States.
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the "Koran" believe there is no such thing
so-called Hegroes are slaves of the
to as "white devils " in the Unitedthe
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roes, must and will be destroyed in the
of Armageddon."
past, officials and members of the N01,
D, have refvsed to register under the
provisions of the Selective Service Acts and have declared
that members owe no allegiance to the United States.
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NUHAHMAD, upon advice of legal counsel, had tempered his
personal statements and instructions to his ministers con-
cerning the principles of his organization in order to avoid
possible prosecution by the United States Government. How-
ever, he did not indicate any fundamental changes in the
teachings of his organization.
On December 16, 1958, another source reported that
MUHAHKAD early in July, 1958, had decided to do-emphasize
the religious aspects of the teachings of Islam and stress
the ECOHOMJC benefits to be derived by those Negroes who
Joined the N01. This policy change, according to MUHAMMAD,
would help him to acquire additional followers and create
more interest in his programs.
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Svm-¥>$1'-F-= I-GALCOLM LITTLE is the Minister of
NOI Temple #7, NYC, end resides at 25-#6 99th St.,
Elmhurst, Queens, NYC, He travels extensively
throughout the US visiting and speaking at
various NQI Temples. He is considered one of
the national leaders of the N01. In July, 1959,
LITTLE took a trip to the Middle East and Africa
as ELIJAH MUHAMMAD's ambassador. Portions of
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II. POSITION IN H-{E N01
III. N01 AG1IVI'I'Y AND STATEI-IENTS
MADE BY SUBJECT
Chicago, Illinois
Dorchester, Massachusetts
Hartford, Comxeoticut
Newark, New Jersey
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Washington, 0.0.
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IV. NISCEELANEOUS N01 ACTIVITY
A. Trip Abroad
B. MIKE UALLRCE TV Program
C. Other Miscellaneous Activity
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the Fruit of Islam Fol!, end Muslim Girls Training £1101"!,
will be found in the appendix section of this report.
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Queens, New York City.
MALCOLM this same address.
residence, on on ub ect'st a meeting of
" n on un , - an announcement was _ the MG; , ,
made that there was a need for a house for the Minister
and for ELIJAH MUHAMMAD to use when he comes to New York.
Each member was asked to contribute $25 for this purpose.
N01 meeti
that there was a need for a house for the Minister. It
was explained that Minister LITTLE is going to be
important and will need e home to welcome distinguished
visitors.
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in ew"ar., an: acts as liaiamn man for ELIJAH MUHAMRAB
in that he travels extensively throughout the waited
states in furtherance sf NQI activities.
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in contact with MUHAMMAD on June 13, 1959.
furnished information whioh reflectedthat on the 0 owing dates subject was in contactwith ELIJAI-I MUHAI"-MAD in Chicao: May 28: June 15,
17,30; July 31; and August 1 .
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N01 meeting 1959,
MALCOLM LITTLE stated he brought greetings from ELIJAH
MUHAMMAD as he was with MUHAMAD on Monday.
was a
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movie was to give better understanding between
uslims. This movie showed various business enter-
prises of NOI members.35 Intervale s
April 22, 1959I. LIT'1LE
of movies which
In commenting on this movie, MALCOLM LITTLE
stated that NOI Puntngngas would hire any black
person regardless of their religion but would not hire
white. He stated they do not hate white people but
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ta his rescue. MUHAMMAD has visite muslims in
morocco and the Sudan and they are "with us .
The time is csming when a white man molesting
a xegro woman wQnt live tn tell of it and ha
will never be feund. Heas will roll. MUEAMMAD
{Eels that we do mat avocate violence but we
va nut turn the other cheek either. when yam
kill a snakg that is not hate, you are merely
protecting yourself. we have keen brain washe
so baly that whatever the white man does to
us we raturn to him. it is time for "An eye for
an eye".
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MUHAMMAD is the on}? une of the many great
Mégro leaders that has mffered the Negrnes af
this country an Qppnrtunity to participate in
a prugram of ecnnomy that will eventually
asearhea the financial inepenence sf the biaak
people in this country. MUHAMMAD$ plans are
simple, yet powerful. it csnsists of putting
the black man's ollars ta werk for the black
man. MUHAMMAD is raay and ablé tn apené twenty
million ellars tn launch this great Qrogram
in the near future.e
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Septem' * 6 at which meeting ELIJAH MUHAMMAD
spoke. MALCOLM LITTLE introduced
ELIJAH MUHAM5 n n is introductory remarks
stated he had recently made e trip to the Far East
and that he was happy to report that everyere he visited
UHAMMAES orogrem in North hmeriea is known. e
urged every black man in America to join forces with
MUHAMMAD so that one day soon he too may enjoy some
of this good earth to call his own.
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from was present
told the audience in his narration that this
is what we have to go home to. If the devil doesn't
want to give us some land here then we can go back home.
ea film of ELIJAH ¥PJHAI#.1*-'L'AD'S
recent speech in Washington, D.C., was also shown after
which some of the words spoken by MUHAMAD were repeated
by MALCOLM LITTLE as follows:
Christianity has failed. The govern-
ment has failed. Throw them in the garbage.
we must now protect ourselves. We have
tried the white man's justice and found it
unsuitable. They give us no honor or
justice. We must now provide our own honor
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Pennsylvania, MALCOLM LITTLE spoke as follows;
" My brother has tried to show you why
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have some land to call their own where they f
can fly their flag, run their own government, jand have an educational and industrial program.fI
number nearly 20 million. Together we spend
over seventeen billion dollars which is more
than the whole of Canada spends annua11y,and
yet Canada has a government and a country
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1959, at @218~2G Lancaster Avenue, Philaelphia,
M§LGOLM LITTLE spoke as fnllawsa
GEORSE PQDEN is ma longer Minister
of MTI #12 in Philadelphia. 1 Em now
Pewsible for MTI #12. ELISAH MUHAMMAD
state he en;1d not nenene tne actimns
of GEDHEE PABEN 1n.the fight for a bar-
roam in Philadelphia. A new Ministsr
will be appointed as anon aa possible.
They white man!, have better staol
pigeons in the Fhilaelphia Temple than
any ather Temple hecaase the white devil
knows everthing we are ning. If the
stem} vigean cames furward, he will be
furgiven. If tha sans: pigeandaes not
some rorwera and be forgiven, he will
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ns n ans the spoke regarding the prepare 0 a pf°Ith¢<'>m1"?; visit of ELIJAH MU'£lAMMAD to Washington.,b
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on may 29. 1959, at which time LITTLE stated that
if anything should happen to ELIJAH MUHAMMAD while
he was in Washington, it would be the responsibility
of the FOI to kill the ones who harmed MUHAMMAD,
He stated that if the members were told by the
local police to "move on" when they were passing
out the flyers announcing the appearance of MUHAMMAD
then they should do as instructed by the police as
the NQI wanted no trouble while MUHeMMAD was in
Washington.
D, C., was a
that Minister MALCOLM and MUHAMAD'S son
WALLACE MUHAMMAD would talk ELIJA3 MUHAMAD into
marching on the white House even though MUHAMAD
did not want to do so, but that MALCGLM and HALLAQE
were after MUHAMMAD'S job and MUHAMMAD might do it
to save face.
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.HOI at Uline Arena, Washington, D. C., at which
N01 members from a large number of Temples through-
out the country were present. The purpose of this
meeting was to hear an address by ELIJAH MUHAMMAD,
I~1ALCOLM mm 8... $ a brief ta t a s meeting and introduced .
ELIJAH MUHHMAD.
Subject's
At New York City
N01 meetings mentioned hershnafter
unless otherwise specified were held at Temple #7,
102 West 116th Street, New York City. NOI meetings
held in Brooklyn were held at 65 Putnam Street.
at a NOI mee!!ng !e!d April 10, 1959, MALCOLM X. M
spoke as follows;
Married men are the gods in their
home and must provide for their family.
The F01 means "Fruit of Islam or militanoy".
when a brother belongs to this he is
taught how to provide for his family.
The Muslims who are single and do not
wish to get married should have nothing
to say to a sister accept hello and good-bye
You sisters act yourself. Be women and
stop trying to be gods.
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spake as fnllewsa
- Cancerning business, we should start
mall and grsw. I have never been
intereste in big pgans but in small
ones that could grew intu.a ma§or bui~
mess, We shnulé patronize Muslims wna
are in business ané by~pass the ev11*§
stares. where there ara true Muslima _
yum fin successful Muslima. He n not
want any lazy an pear pE0plE Brmund us.
" vat 9 N01 meeting hel Q§ri1 l?,_l959; MQLQOLM 3.§Q spoke aa foliows:
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This gob is to wake up the aa here,
the so-called "American Negro and stop
them from praying ta spirits in the sky
xesven i3 here an earth an and is a
real living man. He will estrny this
race of evi1$ that was create tn rule
for 6,000 years. all we have ta o is
wait and biée aur time.
Subjeet*s attendance at this meeting wasverifies} cm April 23, 1959,:
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we must net teach hatre sf the
white man when intruducing lslam to
friends and relations. more pempla
would embrace Islam if the wite man
was net taxe against. In the future we
will emphasize unity at the black man
for ecanemic, financial and moral
betterment.
S. uestirm was aslce ;
if a Jew is a member mf the white race and is he A
1. AALC LM I I1d among the devi s_ :* Q anawereas fmliawsz ' V
He is one af the warst sf the
evils. He does mare ta take avantage
of the so~ca1le black people than any
other and yet poses as being a frien
tn the blaek peogle. He awns businesses
in the black belts of major cities,
pays low wages, ané chargea high prices.
The Jew is Emarter than the average
white man and has key pasitions in all
governments.
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at 5a N91 meetlrl 1*!-Illgelw for! an Apr!" , j
Minister M§LCULM stateq that he again must tell g
the brothers that they shaulé not resist any law é
enfmrcement officer at any time. The ND} is mat
against the laws. "we" are to whey the laws. If
the law sfficer is wrang he must still be abeye
becau$e Allah will take care at him.
Subject'a attenance at this meeting was .
Q verier} on April 3 _, 1959,: f
t ia HQ meet n" ef Ma , V V ' CGLM X was I E 3? .1 Lthe speaker ané his talk was dévvte mainly about ;
the planets an their distance from the aun. §
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ullnwm PaNDI non my , ; ;;MQLCGLM X QW3:
Islm dues net teach hate. The "
tlack man in Ilam has Bu much lave in
his heart for ather black men that there
is nu mum fur lave 0f the whi$yman. EL
The sa~ca11ed American egra is afraié i
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not resgect the negrn men an they ean*t g
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man. we should believe in the law
"Eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth".
If one blacknuusis lynched another white
man adult or baby!, Should be killed
even if in another state. If this were
done the laws would be enforced tomorrow.
Sub;ect's attends
was verfied on Mag 12, 1959,
at a NOI meeting he
Minister MALCOLM spoke for a few minutes before the
meeting was over and stated he had Just returned
from Chicago and brought greetings from ELIJAH
MUHAMMED.
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as NOI May
Minister MA spoke as follows:
Under Islam there is brotherhood,
Justice and equality for all dark
people. The white man has us looking
into the sky for heaven and robbing us
deaf, dumb and blind.
SubJects attendance
was verified on May ll, 1959
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Sub3ect's attend meeting was Iverified on May 20, 1959,
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Minister MALCOLM spoke on how the white man was ,
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MALCOLM gave a short talk reminding the men of their
duties such es the land which means $2.00 a
month from every Muslim for the purpose of building T
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Minister MALCOLM Spoke as follows: F
There is no man in America today l
that can rightfully represent the so- y
called Negroes. ELIJAH MUHAMAD is abrave man and a wise man. He-is the l
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man of God could do and he is not afraid
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Ee white man's time was up in
191§, but Allah gave them time to aee
if they wauld treat the Hegroea a little~ 5
bE§tETJ Mr; W. F, MUHANAD, whm is i
Allah himself, came to this suuntry under
the name FARE. He reae up fram Emng
us the Honorable ELlJAH MUHAMAD, wh
is the smartest black man in America
today, ta be nur leader and teacher.spoke as f
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shaft lives. Whenever yam see a veryal man he is never a fat man. He is _ ' f
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Vminister MALCOLM,s§oke $5 f
The race 0? evils that Y
oreate over 6,09% years ago was to rule
fur that geried Qf time. H18 time was
up in 191%, and they will be completely
destroye as seam as the deaé are
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greetawakened. The dea are the seventaen
milliun so~ca1led America Nagraes livirg
here. YAKUB was 8 wise black man abuse
teachings showed £he ésvil haw ta live
like kings while the other raaes di
their wsrk. NSSES came ferth tn change
the devil but faile. They wer& riven
out cf heaven ta the caves which is toay
called Europe and the guardian angels
with flaming swors were ta be tnere ta
guard them but when let back into heaven
they started their wickd ways again.
The ay is near. His time is new
running ant but this umb sleeging
Negro has to be awakeneé an brought
to life and the-last Messenger is here
to 60 that jab.
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so long that Allah cant get ta him.
This rubbish must be remuved.
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!n ew York,
The man whe was eelecte to wake
me the Seed men in Ameriee is ear leaéer
and teacher, the Meesenger. Fer 506
years the ee-celle American Negro has
been deed. He was led to believe a
religien that heé him leaking fer e
heaven in the sky. e wee else taught
to turn the ether cheek. This devil
has use us for his benefit but his
time is up and he will seen be eestreyee
All these who love him wiil eieo here
in the fires cf deetruetien. Our leader
has e job befere him tn wake up the
seventeen million ee bleak men se they
can regain what was theirs. ee bee
been aeeuse sf teaching hete but if
the truth is hete he is teeehing hate
by telling the truth. The so-called
emeriean Negro is the meet mixed up
race in the eerie. They hate everything
black; ieeluing themselves. We want
to copy this blue eyed evil en live
next ner to him - go to hie eeheole en
practice his religion, but we muet
separate from him en have ear awn.spake ee felines:
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hel in New Ynrk on June 8, 1959. At this meeting
Minister MALCOLM state that E£IJAH MUHAMMAD woulé
be in ew York during the menth of July but that
no ate ha been set. He ales saié that each
Hsnday night the men will practica érilling.
at a N61 méting ,e; in New Y¢rkg"uns 1 , ¢y§9,
MALCQLM X, spake as follows:
Those of us wha have the name of
the beast wil} go down with the beast,
and this is why the Muslis use the X in
place sf the slave masters name. We
are worse eff naw than when we were in
chains.
White is the oppose of black Bn
NUH$HMAD has taught us that black man
is G06. If we know that the black man
is G96 than you must knaw wha tha evil
of the white man and enuugh hell far us ta
baa? witness that he is the devil
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Minister MALGQ spoke as fnllews;
The white wan is not a devil, he
is "the evii . There is nu ether devil
but the white man.
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sister RGBERE%, which occurre on the preaeeding
mask enHT "AfCOLM atateé that this s;ster was
with haw husband in their home when her husbané
ecide to gs awn to r nany snre. an etering
the store a woman ran into the aware an accuse
him sf raping her daughter. when the s1star_came
and the sister than askeé the police ts frae her
husban because the wumsn maa a misteke,hut the
officer said he woulé have ta take him t the ska
The sister insisted that her husaan be set free
an the afficer hit the Qisder 11 her ace and
the Sttl
HQLCSLM said they warm up a< n;; t
an ' * , > them out of ail in the morning. inallg gut J
He stated that the case would came up an a week
an all members should make it their business ta
attend because when one Muslim A5 in trnuble
4-311 maslims are in trouble._ He stated that vhr
is a rule among Muslim$ that if Enymne ahoul
strike their women the one that strikes shoul
be made so that he will net he able to strike
anether.
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whuse husban was being questiane in nannection 1with an allege rape accoring ts a statement by MALGOLM X, Minister cf MUHRMM£B*S Temple §7. i
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cumpletely sstrsyrd. yne Amariaan WHegro is tha most confused nan on the %
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at a NGI m**' >; ~?a une w, 1959, Mn Few era,
Minister MALCDLM.spoke as fellows:
There are twc signs before us on
the blackboaré. ne @f these signs
we are ail familiar with and the ether
is strange ta us. U flag an flag of H01!
Only one Q? these signs would survive.
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the white man wnul rule the earth far
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the flag means that the black man was
here when the white man cam: and the
last reé stripe means that the black
man will be here when they are game
The national emblem, the Ameriean eagle,
has many hidden signs. In sue pose you
find the eagle with a green leaf in GHQ
wing and same spears in the ether;
The green leaf means psnce but what s
the spears mean. Justiae can be
gten frem tha Uniteé &tat&§ but yum
have tn pay for it an this justice would
be in ribs and rabs.
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the aun, mama and the stara. They shine
upon all the earth freely. This is a
sign to show that this is Gok religion
which stans fur freeéom, guatle and
equality.
America tsday is the moéern ay
Babylon. Christianity which was maae
up by the white man to keeg the egroes
in slavery is on its way nut.
attendance.at this meeting was
verified July IQ 1953.
at a NGI
M1ni$ter MA spake as fa laws
W, F, MUHAMMAD wmuld hsl short
meetings in Qetrait telling his peopxe
that "the white man is the devil, we are
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their religion. There were were followers
at that time than there are new with the
way things are taught at §I*"%t~
aubjeat attende 1 meeting hl July 2%, l§59,
in New York. &ALGOLM spoke
briafky stating that he was gvad ta be back.fram
his trip and raferred ta the recent televiéon ahuw
invmlving the X61 and sating that Whk the white
man trie5 to expose "us" they cannot hslp but
expmse themselves.
at a F81 ma,
are very interesta in the people of Amerios.
Minister m§E¬D
in new §erk an July 31,
that MALCQLM spake about
ahoulé eat from the hog. Minis MELVQLN 8186
state that the NU$11ms in the Far East were very
frienly towards him an they wké tn know
how it was that he is a Muslim but did net speak
Arabic. He stated he was quick ts tell them that
he was kinapped Q89 years age, robbed 0f his
language ,of his religion sn rubbed sf his name
an wisdam. e statea that while he was away
there wasn't a ay that he was net able ts get
a group tagathar and teli than who the devil is.in a that he was not ng to talk sbauthis except ta say that ther@ ar Muslims who ff
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with a award, This atarg is Just a §
praphesy fur this ay. §
ifwhen the Messenger has-acquired q
a certain number of fo13cwers he is ?
going ta-make his awn laws. §t that ;
time no Negroes will be lynched, either p
Muslim ar Ghristian. E0 Regroes will
be rpa. if anyane shoulé speak~against
the messenger his heaé will roll. Do
not Harry brathers, Allah will 60 this
himself as yam will mat have t chp
heads nff. All yen will havé ta do is
to stay an the sie at and say all praise
is 22:13 1.10 Allah.
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displaying the splendid ability of Muslims to
accept and carry out orders and to do so at a
moments notice. He said that thi: among other
reasons is why the white man and the government
is becoming more and more afraid of ELIJAH MUHAMMAD'S
pIOgI"B {Tl .
Suhjeet=s attenance ai the meeting wasverifiei on ii-"lust; n
en August :5, I555, N01 Eemple Q? sponeorea a
meeting at Rockland Palace, 155th Street an Eighth
Avenue New York city, at which meeting it had
JAR MUHAMMAD would speak-
ELIJAH MUHAMMAD i not aPDEaT-
t Minister MALCOLM LITTLE
and spoke as follows;
The only time I was in Jail was
when I was a Christian, and the only
éope taken was as a Christian and same
of this dope came from the Police
Department. 1 have never had a drink
as 2 Mu81im=G3eS not drink or smoke.
The white man does not like to see this
among the Negroes. They would rather
be able to arrest them ence in a while and
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way they will be afraid of the white
man and continue to be good slaves.
There is hardly any delinquency amongst
the Muslims but still the Messenger
is accused of teaching hate. What are
the white folks teaching when they
lynch our brothers, when they rape our
sisters and when they burn our homes?
What are they teaching when we cannot
attend their schools? There is not
one Negro who will honestly say that the
white man loves him in America today.
why do they accuse the Messenger of
teaching hate when he is teaching his
people to obey the laws. Mr. MUHKMAD
does not want any lewhreekevs among his
people. Mr. MUHAMMAD reaches his follows
to obey all the laws of the Uniteo States
SubJect's a
was verifie
In connection with the above meeting,tg;'Ips Angeles Herald Dispatch", in its august 13
1 9 issue carried an article captioned MUHAMMADin New yorh, answers TV slander". u
This article reflected that MUHAMAD
would appear in New York on August 16, 1959, to
answer criticisms which have been aimed at him and
his followersfrwcwany quarters.
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Minister in New York, as saying that the 10,000
Harlemites at st. Nicholas Arena should prove to
the white man that our people are tired of "Uncle
Tom leadership" selected by them ...... and are
ready now to unite behind the fearless progressive
intelligent black men like Mr. MUHAMMAD who are
absolutely independent of white tutelage.
The "Pittsburgh Courier", a weekly news-
paper published in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, of
August 29, 1959, carried an article captioned
"Muslims' Critics Tell Falsehoods", which referred
to the August 16, 1959, meeting at Rockland Palace,
New York. This article reflected that "...fiery
MALCOLM X declared that no white men in America
who knows his own history should :"f chazge anyone
with teaching race hate or racial supremacy.
"He also leveled hissighmi at Negro
newspapers which have never written anything about
Mr. MUHAMAD'S good works, but as soon as Time
Magazine attacked him, many of these same papers,
instead of checking with the Muslims to see if
the charges were true or not, were satisfied to
reprint and parrot the exact false charges of the
white man'".
2! Q and of em la! on August , , e MGT T D T
held a Joint meeting at which minister MALCOLM
spoke as follows:
The devil has caused Am51iC8
Negroes to think that Africa is a wild
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beautiful country and what impresae 1
me mast was how the Muslims wa1R@ They
are a pruud people Bn they are net
afraid uf anyone but Allah himself. 1
Steal pigeuns are only misguie Y
bruther. It is nsthing new that tha
F31 waul want ts know about the §us1ims l
because they know everything so they hire
these staal pigesns tn start treuble _
among the brothers and sisters. yhe V _
stool pigeons saculd tell them hat Mr._NHAMAD*
is teaching the truth n that zhey will
not accept any more many.
new York, minister MALCQLM spoke awd advisaé that
in view of all the averse popularity of Muslims
toay, everynne should c@n§uct himsalf as 5 true
Muslim. They shoul talk tn no OHE an the outside
and shnuld be ceurtecus ta everycne. They hsuld
mat get into arguments with anyone and ahsulé besubmissive as the wars-t 2.5 yet. to come.
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MALCGLM X spake as fallaws:
Black can produce brawn, re, gellaw
and white. white cannet prouce anything
but white. white is bleache. Color
has been subtracted an reuce and white
is therefore weak. The white man is jealnus
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on September 8, 1959, Minister MALCOLM spoke and
warned everyone who heard ELIJAH MUHAMMAD the
preceeding Sunday not to go around repeating what
they heard because it would get them in trouble.
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Minister MALCOLM read a copy of a letter that was
to the New York City Police Commiieiner by toe
Ku Klux Klan KKK!. Ministe: m=1»_.cr<;'-,1: sta1r~:':'I that
such a letter should have been med» puh1iC by the
Commissioner but this Q32 had been yep; quiet for
a reason. Minister MALCOLM said that the KKx=s
said that they have Negro pimps in our Temple to
r01 "us" who the stool pigeons are.
ainistev MALCOLM stated that the
Messenger a een teach ng his followers to be
law abiding, upright, respectable and
for their brothers.
Qhe Kgg has been designated
Attorney general of the United States
Executive Order 1O%50.
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among our followers. He said that many times theFBI would hire stool pigeons and then turn right
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in ew York on September 13, 1959.
On September 15, 1959
that Minister MALCOLM was presen mes g
held in New York on September 14, 1959.mee ing ld
subject's presence at s meeting was
verified on September 17, 1959,
that "' 5 ing
held in Brooklyn, New York, on September 15, 1959.
Subject's presence at hi ng was
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that at a NOI n ep emoer
29; 1959, Minister MALCOLM spoke as follows:
The original man is the black
omen. The whine men is the devil - the
rich one, the poor, the fat one, the
small one, the ones that are not born.
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added that it was mentioned that MAL 5 w
one of those who had already contributed the required
$100 for the saviouris Day gift.
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n July 3?, 1959, the file sf §LSGLM LITT£E y
at the Passport Qffice, Qepartment of State, was §
revieweé and disalased the following information:
V Z? Passpnrt number 1595569 was issue ts §
MALCUL XTTLE, known as Halik ElShabazz, on may 1
2?, 1959. This gasspart was marked not valid" for '
travel in the fo11sw1ng,areas under control of A
authorities with which the Uniteé States nes nut~
have diplamatic relations: Albania, Eungary and .
these pcrtisns sf China, Korea and-Viet-Nam under
communist cnntrol.
Qn may 26, 1959, at saw i»vw_ K?» Ysrk,
LITTLE executed an applicatian fa: ire amaze p8SB~ 5
permanent residence at 25~%& 99th Street, East A
Eimhurst,§ew Ycrz. He liste his father as J. V.EAHL§{LITTLE, born in l8§§,in Gorgia, and his 1moth r as M. LOUISBINDRTQN, born in 1896 in the §
British West Indies. He inicated that his father is y
eceased and that his mother resias in Kalamazao, 1Michigan. LITTLE stated ijiwas last married an Rpart. In that application, he st¢xe: as ua; barn §may 19, 1925, at Qmaha, Nebraska, and maintained Yf
January 1 . 1§58, ta BETTY xwwns, whm was burn 1
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that their marriage had mat been terminated.
Regaring his traval plana, LITTLE stated
he intended ta deg*rt frem the United States at the
Part of New Yark city an June 5, 1§59; via air
transportatian, for a prQpGS8 length of stay
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Republic, Seui Arabia, Susm, Lebanan, Turkey, w
an "others" far the §urp05e of attenéing the J
annual sacred Moslem Pilgrimage Rites at the uly 1
Sity of Mecca saudi Arabia! being hel from s
LITTLE answere "us" ts questisns in the 1
application asking: Are yam new a member nf the »
communist Party? and "Bave yau ever been a member
of the Cammunist Party?"8
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was set farth in his passport aplisation;
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at 51 the July 5, lvpé NQI me,uing in New Yerk, it was
announceé that Minister mALCGLM left by plane
Friday for Hallan. From there he waul gm to
Egypt, Becca, Iran, Syria and axana. HE was gming
as ELIJAH MUH§MHS ambassaar ta "feel at the
land befmre ELIJAH MUHAEMAQ gees.
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for Mecca.
X, Minister
was then in Africa
preparing way for ELIJAH who would
be leaving soon- MALCOLM X had already had an
audience with Nasser of Egypt and prepared the way
for MUHAMMAD to meet him.
Far East, and his plans were t arr t*- hJl]
Elf? Of Mecca and to visit Ar1~7= a" Jeru a ems
It was stated that ELIJAH l'HAmr;; yes to leave 1
upon Minister MALCOLM'S return.1 - i .» U B-inge on,D.C., 8, 1959, it was announced that MALCOLM! /!X, New York Minister was then travelling in the ;
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New YQPR, of July ll, 1959, page 18, column 3, :
entitled, "Malcolm x oer to Tour Middle East".
This article is as follows:
reco n1"ed s irit al ead 0 the fastest rowinerou 0? MDS¬emS En t e Hes ern Hemispnerg, sen%his Jew York Minister MALCOLM X; also known asMalik El-Shabazz, to the Middle sast last Friday
from International Airport."Messenger ELIJAH¬MUHAMMAD internationallyMb
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several African-Asian countries, including the
Holy City Mecca and Medina in Arabia, and also
Jerusalem.
"The moslem Minister plans to return
to New York in time for the visit of Messenger
ELIJAH MUHAMMAD in New York at St. Nicholas Arena
on Sunday, July 26." 1
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The "Pittsburgh Courier" on July 11,
1959, contained a photograph of subject under which
it was stated that Messenger ELIJAH MUHAMMAD
dispatched his New York Minister MALCOLM X also
known as Malik E1-Shabazz! Eastward this week.
While abroad MALCOLM X plans to tcur the Holy
City Mecca and Medina in Arabia emf alas Jertsalem.
ELIJM-I
appeared at the St. Nicholas Arena, New
on July 26, 1959.
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by ELIJAH HUHA 1
Temple #7, New Y City, spoke. Among his other
remarks, MALCOLM X. told of his recent trip $0
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or to the speech
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MALCOLM X stated that he had Just returned
from the Far East. He stated he did not speak
with Nasser but saw him. He stated that he was
well accepted by Muslims and that the Muslims
in Egypt and Africa are blacker than he. He
stated he was well entertained and squired around
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in Egypt, e ecame very 1 and as a result was
not able to go to Mecca.
c a fel he that he cou ave gone o ME o but he t
should return to New York for the visit by ELIJAH
MUHAMMAD.
Subjectle a was
Concerning subject's trip abroad it
is noted that the "New York Amsterdam News in
its issue of August 22, 1959; under the column
"Pulse of the Public", page 10, column 5, a letter
appeared signed by MALCOLM X, Khartoum, Sudan.
This letter reflected that racial troubles in
New York occupied prominent space on the front
pages in Africa yesterday. The letter reflected
that Africans aeem more concerned with the plight
of their brothers in America than their own
conditions in Africa. Africans considered
Americais treatment of black Americans e good yard-
stick by which they can measure the sincerity of
Americals offer of assistance.
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The "?ittaburgh Cnurier" af August 15,
1§§9, carried an article captioned Ar%bs Sen
warm sreetinga to our arothers or calor in UR".
This article was in the form of two letters written
:3 MALOUHMEL Una fram tha Kandarah Palscs §ats1,
ssuéi Arabia, and the other from the Grand Hstal,
Khartoum, Sudan. These letters reflected the
impressiuns of MALSOLM X QT the people and the
life sf the placss visited.
"The New crusader" which escribes
itself as the militant vmice of the geaple
and which is pubiished weekly an the south side
sf Shicago, in its issue sf August 1, 1959,
carrie an article capticned "MUH$NMAD Fake, Imn
Charges". This artisle reflected that IMAM TALEB
Anmgg nawsn AL-HAJJ, spiritual head of the Muslim
Bratherhon, United $tetes of america, an husban
of nationally famous gazz singer D£KmTA~STATOH Fwd
pointed nut tha ELIJAH MUHAMAD Sees not qualify
as a benafie Muslim; that ELIJAH MUHAMAD and
his fellawers are prohibitaé from making a pilgrimage
ta ec$ by the Ssui=Arabian Gavernment and by the
Hajj ommittee there, and that MALGQLM X, MUHAMMA§'S
top leader in New Ycmz, was hart-e from Mecca ten
days ago.
3- MIKE WALLACE.Te1evisiun ProgramA - WThe MIKE wAL&ACE ews Beat shows {wnrg
hannel 13, New Y§$k"ET§I 6;3O p.m* ~ ?:00 §.m.!
sf July 13 ~ 1?, 1959; eunsisteé in gart sf a
special report called, The Hate That Hate Preduce .
Ev. HALLACE-atated that this waa a atory sf the
rise of blank racism in the United States.
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Mr. WALLASE iscusse the fprthcaming five part ;
series with Reporter LOU;§:z@mAx, wha states he
m V j Y ,~ A kf j At fV_ _ A Ahas been working an t spas rpsr or some .»a
time. Mr. LQMAX state that the kind of ragiam 3
preacheé by ELIJAH MUHAMMAB was new ts the Qniteé 1
States, an the reasmn behiné that hate was due
ta 3 breakown in the Negrs zeaéersnip sunh $5 the
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Mr. LGMAX escribes the.Mus1im~mavement ,
as a religiuus muvement withaut.sp1ritua1ity.
It preaches that the black man is divine, chusen 1
cf G06, and as a natural result the white man is
evil and ahcui be destreyed. as atate this 92
movement is grawing, and this means that a
grewing segment uf Negroes are3earning as hate
befnre the white man is learning tn love. 2
LQMAX stated that it also means that
the whale issue of racism in America should bé
ealt with in a hurry or perhaps there would ha
mere trsub1e"£rom within our cuuntry than from
withnut.
Part I of this repmrt an July 13, 1959,
centaine part of a filmed interview with M§LCOLM X;
who was characterized as the Raw York Muslim leaéer
an an@ssa§or at large for the movement. It
81$QvCDnt8in¬ a film clip sf the agseeh by
ELIJAH MHHAMMAD in washingtun in M83, 1§59~
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ascount of part mna at thia series @ which relates
ta subject:
WALL§CE2
Tnair story of hatred is carried in many
egra newspapers. Here ycu see their Minister
MRLEULM X roudly isplaying five nf the bigget
Negre papers in Ameriaa. Papers published in
Les Ange1E5, New York, Pittsburgh, Betruit and
ewavk en Negrc paliticians, regardless uf their
private beiiefs, respectfully listen when the
leaers sf the black supremacy msvement speak.
Here you use Borough President HULA JACK shaking
handa with ELIJEH MUHAMMAD, who is the leader sf
the Muslims an here you see NAACP Director ROY
WILKIHS greeting Minister MALCGLM, the heir
apparent tn ELIJAH MUHAMHAB. Fear or five times
a year the Muslims assemble in one of America*s
mejnr cities to hear their leader, ELIJAH MUHAMMAD.
Here yau see them arriving at wash1ngtnn's Uline
Arena fur a meeting held anly five weeks ago.
Every evaut Muslim attens these rallies, for some-
time between now and 19?G and at Just such a rally
as this, the Muslims expect that ELISAH will auund
the daath mall sf the white man. Every precauticn
is taken tn gretect their 1ea§er$ As gem will
shortly see the Muslims, men an wmmen both, submit
tn a eumplete search befare entering the meating
hall. Same 1G,GGO persans attendsd th raliy that
yea see here, all cf them searched like this
man. This began almnst three hears before the
maeting started.
They are waiting new for ELIJAH MUHAMMAD,
fauuder and spiritual leaéer of their group.
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And here he comes. He is actually ELIJAH POOLE
of Georgia. During World War II, MUHAMMAD was
arrested and charged with sedition and draft
dodging. The Department of Justice finally dropped
the charge that he advocated defeat of the white
democracy and victory for the colored Japanese,
but MUHAMMAD and his followers did serve time in
the federal penitentiary for refusing to register
for the draft.
Here You will hear ELlJAH MUHAMMAD
introduced by Minister MALCOLM X, the Muslims
New York leader and ambassador at large for the
movement. The good news that Minister MALCOLM X
will talk about here is the coming rise of the
black nan and the fall of the white man.
FIALCOLI-1: rim clip!
Everyone who is here today realizes that
we are now living in the fulfillment of prophesy.
We have come to hear and to see the greatest and
wisest, the most fearless black man in America
today. In the church we used to sing the song
"Good News, the Chariot is coming." Is that right
or wrong? But what we must bear in mind that what's
good news to one person is bad news to another.
While you sit here today knowing that you have
come to hear good news, you must realize in
advance what's good news for you might be bad
news for somebody else. whatls good news for the
sheep might be had news for the wdf.
WALLACE:
Good news for the black man is that he
is on the verge of recapturing his position as
ruler of the universe. The bad news for the white
man is that his long and wicked reign will shortly
be over. Then ELIJAH MUHAMMAD Spoke-
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But of more interest to ew Yorkers is §
minister Ma1ao1n:$@ the mus1ima' new Ynrk Minister, i
who yam will shartly see. This is a remrkable
man, a man who by his awn amissian tn Haws Beat ;
was ance a procurer and a dope peéier. He served 3
time for robbery in the Massachusetts state Peniten~ Q
tiary. New he is a changed man. as will not ¢
smoke or rink. He wiil not even eat in a restaurant J
that houses a tavern. He tulé News Baat that his 3
life change when the Muslim faith taught him A
no Ianger to be ashamed sf being a black man.
Repnrter LGUIS LGNEX ask$ Minister MALCGLM X ta
further explain MUH§HHAD*S teachings. The cnnversa»
tion yam will hear task glass as LQMX Bn Miniater
MQLCOLM X were discussing the teachings sf ELIJAH
MUEMNAD. ,
LQMAX:
That the same context that r. ELIJAH
MUHAMMAD teaches that his rah, the
Islamic faith, is for the black man. The
black man is g@@é@ ge alas uses the 01$
Testament incident of the serpent in
Adam and ve in the saren nf Eden n
he sets up the prapcsition there that this
is the great battle between good ané
evil an he uses the phrase éevil an he
uaes it almast interchangeably an
synonymous}y with the ward snake. Hum
what eas he mean there?
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individual was 3 real serpent.
It was not a real serpent,
That one in the garen.
What was it?
But as you knsw ths bihla is written
in symbols, parablea and this serpent or
snake is the symbol that is uaed to hie
the real ientity of the awe that this
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Well wha was it?
The white man.
I want-ta call ynur attention Mr. MALCOLM
to one paragraph in this column. 3e says
and 1 quota him "that only people born
of Ailah are the black nation ur whom tha
ac-calle American Negrues are descendants?
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Now is this your standard teaching?
MALCOLM:
Yes. He teaches us that the black man
by nature is divine.
LOMAX:
Now does this mean that the white man
by nature is evil?
MALCOLM:
By nature he is other than divine.
LOMAX:
Neil does this mean that he is evil.
Can he do good?
MALCOLM:
By nature he is evil.
LOMAX:
He cannot do good?
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research and we don't have any historic
example where we have found that they
collectively for the people have done
good.
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and Detroit, have universities of Islam, h
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children from the kindergarten ages and M
you train them right through high school ,
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yes s1r,_ from the age of 4 up.
And you have a certified parochial school
operating in Chicago?
In Chicago.
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And K165 come to your achnal in lieu sf
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me that the white man is somewhat evil?
Yau can gm to any small musl1m.ch11 an
ask him where is hell or who is the devil
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has been catching it and he'll tell you
the one who is responsible for him
having received this hell is the devil.
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And he will say that this devil is the
white man?
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YES .
Part three of this series on July 15, 1959
as it pertains to subject is as follows:
LpMAX:
Then Minister MALCOLM X, Did you know him?
Congressman BEAM Cggggggg ~ " U
Yes. I think he is a brilliant man.
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WALLACE:
Let us take a closer look at this man~-
a closer look at this man called brilliant by
Congressman ADAM POWELL. This man, MALCOLM X,
who preached a vesper serdoe in ADAM POWELL'S
church. There he is with the glasses.
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Beat", is a former dope peddler and procurer, an
ex-convict who served time for theft in Michigan
and Massachusetts prisons. He is a changed man
now, he_says, because ELIJAH MUHAMMAD'S personal
brand of Islam taught him no longer to be ashamed
of being a black man. So it becomes evident that
the responsible leaders of the Negro community are
fully aware of the activities and teachings of the
black supremists.
After an interview with ROY WILKINS,
Executive Secretary of the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored People NAACP!, the
program as it pertains to subject continued.
WALLACE:
We found it incredible that ROY WILKINB
was unaware of the existence of ELIJAH MUHAMAD.
Every other responsible Negro leader in the city
knows about the Muslims, about ELIJAH MUHAMMAD,
and about Minister MALCOLM X, who is the New York
leader of the Muslims, the heir apparent to ELIJEH'
MUHAMMAD, the man whom ADAM CLAYTON POWELL called
"brilliant".
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Then ou resear h staff unearthed these
pictures.
Here you see not WILKINS conversing
with MALCOLM X. That - LKINS in PP°fi1e
and MRLCGLM X just behind him to e right.
And here you see the two men shaking hands.......
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tn talk, including Manhattan Bereugh President
HULAN JACK who made a speech and left the Temple =
ELIJAH MUHAMMAD is the man who
has given me power to speak the way I
speak. Africa is seeking its freedom. 5
we should ask oerselves freedom frem who g
or freedom from what. The twenty-two
million black men and women in America
who are still in Slavery must befreed
and Africa must be freed. We need a
black man who levee black men to lead us,
not a black man who loves white folks.
we should forget about our religion and
think of ourselves as black men with
one eemmen eeuee and ene eommon enemy -
the white men. Mr. MUHAMMAD is a black
man and he taught us that the whiiman
is the devil. when Mr. MU1-IAMMAD exposed
the devil they tried to accuse him of
preaching hate.with the ex use th d two other affairs 1
to attend. Minister MALCOLM i _spoke as fo ow : ck/,
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The "Lea Angeles Herald Dispatch" of
April 23, 1959, carded an article captioned
"MALCOLM X calls for Bandung Conference of Negro
Leaders . This article referred to the above
celebration on April 15, 1959, and related;that
"Mr. X had been preceeded by many prominen speakers,
including Manhattan Borough President HULA, JACK,
and His Exoellency_CHARLES T. O/KI , am as
of Liberia to the UditEH §t onsT Tso present
were oelebraties DAKOT§/SgmiO,, State Senator
JAMES uwrsow xhis n'5."A. ooaas J01-INIYOUNG III _and H£stsoi,others. -1é§-~* l~** ~-~~r4>
Many of the celebraties ducsed for cover
as the popular, outspoken Moslem leader, Pointing
his finger into the CBS television cameras, branded
the entire white race as devils and as a common
enemy of all dark mankind. The biggest surprise
came from the crowd, enthusiastically stomping
and roaring its approval, with such thunderous applause
that several times during his speech Mr. X had to
hold up his hands and beg them to allow him to
continue.
"He pointed out that if the people in
Africa are getting their freedom, then 20 million
blacks here in America, instead of shouting hallelujah
over what is happening 9,000 miles from America,
should study the methods used by our darker brothers
in Africa and Asia to get their freedom.
" It has been since the Bandung conference
that all dark people of earth have been striding
toward freedom," stated MALCOLM X, but there are
20 million blacks here in America yet suffering
the worst form of enslavement....mental bondage,
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mentally blinded by the white man, unable new ta
see that America is the citadel of white colonialism,
the bulwark er white 1mperia1iam...the slavemaster
sf $1av¬m&Ster5.'
"Mr. X.exp1a1nad that the first step at
Bandung was tn agree that all dark peaple were Buffering
a commas misery at the hands of a commun enemy.
"Sail him, Be1gian,'cal1 him, Frenchman, call him
Englishman, edbnia1i$t, imperialist, er Eurupean...
but they have one thing in eomman: ALL ARE WHITE
and make faster stries toward freed0m@' y
At Bnung they ha ta agree that as J /lcng as they rmaine divide a handful of whites ¢ K ,wmulé cuntinue to rule them. But once uur African ¥ 92M
Asian Brothers put their religicus an politiaal
differences ints the background, their unit? has gsince been sufficient force ts break the bonds 1
of clnilim, imperialism, Eur¢peanism...which
WRITE SUPRENACY.M! Only after agreeing whc the eomman enemy i
is could any darker Brothers unite against him i
are all nnly diplomatic terms fur the aame thing, H
"wwenty millian blaaks in america are
alsn kept diviée and rule by the same white
man. Harlem has the largest aoncentratiun of biaeks
an earth, but Harkem is turn with an many divisions
that the African Natianalist leader ia V
brought ta America by our awn white aiavemaster...
and because uf mar isunity the largest cmnaentr-
tien nf blacks en earth is bypassed by this Afriean
leader.
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religion and politics, and hold a Bandung conference
in Harlem. we must come together and hear each T
other before we can agree. we must agree before
we can unite. we must unite before we oan effectiveiy T
face our enemy...and the enemy must first be recog-
nizedby all of us as a common enemy to all of us
before we can put forth a united effort against
him for the welfare of all our downtrodden people.
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Portions of Mr. X's speech, shown on the
CBS ROBERT TROUT News §aturdey, have caused great P
comment among Negroes.
Along with this article was a photograph
of subject and His Excellency CHARLES T. D. KING,
Ambassador from Liberia to the United Nations.
African-As an Bazaar was e y Temple #7
at the Rockland Palace, New York City, on May 16,1959. _stated there were displays of arts
from 8LI'pHTtS Df sfrica. There were also booths
set up where the Muslims displayed the merchandise , T
for sale from'the different businesses that they y
operate such as clothing, Jewelry, hardware, etc. e
!'tate-d the members of Temple#7 out on p ay ca led "The Trial", which portrayed T
the white man at the end of time being tried for
the way he treated black people here on earth with
the African, the Indian and the Hegro testifying '
against him.Ti
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after the ro . n state that Mr. mugmmnn
is trying to set up a program ta teach the Negro
tn be self-supparting an independent-af the white
race.
I ' TImpy of vo um , nvm r ne QV *?ne messenger
magazine. §%is issue reflects that H§LGQLH X.1s
the eitar.
The "Luz Angeles Heral Dispatch" of
May 21, 1959, carried an article saptiene MALGQLH X
Buhlishaa $ew Magazine", whieh in part is aa follows:
M§LCOLM X, dynamic, fiery, yeung éisciple
at Hr. ELIJAH MUHAMMAD, spiritual leaer of the
ijsiami mvment i §me?ica, has ited an publishe
a new mgazine, The Messenger.
The magazine ihighlighta the ecanamie
avaneement that ean be maa by a united §egrQ.*
It is a picture magazine an will be published
mantw.
In its first issua the Messenger xagazine
gives a pansramia view sf American black Essiems.
Wamen and giris wear white headgears raminiscent
nf the middle East several centuries ago. ?1eturing
activities af Haslem women at work, at play, 95
teaehers, mothers ané aments, the magazine stresses
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World.
"Mr. MALCOLM X, in his initial step into
the Fourth Estate, scores a hit by his unusual
method of dealing with the young Moslem student.
The students are shown attending classes at the
University of Islam in Chicago, where he says To
learn race pride at an early age, assures dignity,
integrity and manhood.
"The magazine urges for support for
the Messenger's plan for 1959.
"MemberS and followers of MUHAMMADIS
Temples of Islam will sell the magazine for $.35
a copy at the various temples..,."
The "New York Amsterdam News" of September
12, 1959, Page one, column three, carried an article
captioned "sag New york cops KKK Members; Top
Cop Denies Charge". This article related that
MALCOLM X, spiritual leader of HBP1em'B controversial
Moslems charged Monday that some members of the
New York City Police Department". are members of the
KKK and offered a letter allegedly written by a
white southern bigot to Police Commissioner
KENNEDY as proof of his charges. This article"
contained a copy of a letter written to Police
commissioner gghhgny by J. B. STQNER, imperial
wizard of the KKK which referred to a Klansman on
the New York Police Department. STONER offered
to assist KENNEDY in the suppression of the Muslims.
The article quoted MALCOLM X as referring to several
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caaea of alledged New Ynrk city police brutality
aver the last several years an qunte him aa
cencluding that the KKK must thersfore he active
in the xaw yerk City Felice 9epar$ment§
The New sersey Herald News", a weekly
newspaper publishe in Nawarx, Eew Jersey, in
its issue af September 26, 1§59, carries an articie
captioned "EUHANNAH Explains What Moslsms want .
The first part of this articla reflects
an interview with ELIJAH MUHAMAD. The last
part sf the srticke '15 subsapticned "Blasts
Apathy of new Ynrk Pnlice" This part of the article
quotea MLCOLM X '1n 3 Htinging rebuttal to Héputy
?m1iee commissianer WALTER ARMS "iainteraste"
comments on the re&ent1y expose lettsr from axxx leaer offering he help the palace ciesn up Q
Harlem, This article quated MALGQLM X as stating
"Possibilities QFBKKK asnspiracy is not to be noarloaked or past a¬£aa the work afva crank- fThe rtiele refiecte that xnncenm x émane that ,
paputy Qammissioner ARM resign or he firgé an ;
quste MALGGLM as stating "If Pulice cqmmiasioner '
8TEPHEN KENNEDY can't prnvide the peaple nf Harlem
with pratectinn against the lawlessness of white k1
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palie officers whm anew efinite evience sf Klan-*
like thinking in their methos of dealing with the
peaple of arlem, than the people of xarlem demand
that mayor wacusa take already overdue invastigatiaé§ctiQQimme6iHt$ly against xEEEYandE§ §hy re
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On December 22, 1958, a source advised that the
FRUIT OF ISLAM F01! is a group Within the NATIGN {IF ISLAM
mi! c0mDQs-ed of all able-bmiied male memberfs af the max.
The purpase of tha FQI is to protect officials and Qraperty
af the E61, assure enmpliance uf members with NGI teaching
and to prepare for the war of APmagedd@n_" Members sf th
F81 are required ta participate in military drill and are
afforde the Qpportunity to engage in Judo training The
F01 is gmverned by a military system wherein the members a.-
cuntvalied hy general orders similar ta these issued by
regular military organizations.
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MUSLIM GIRLS, TRAINING moi
On May 12, 1959, a source advised that the Muslim
Girls Training is a group within the Nation of Islam N01!
and is composed of all female members of the NQI, Ehe MT
is similar in structure to the Fruit of Islam, which is
composed of all male members of the NOI, in that the MET
has officers, similar to military organizations, to whom
other female members are accountable. HGT members receive
instructions in homemaking, hygiene, calisthenics, and
other subjects such as Muslim history and the English
language. There also exists a Junior HGT which is composed
of female members of the N01 who are between the ages of 15
and 19 and who are afforded military-type drill,
Since 1957 various officers and "sisters" of the
HGT have, at meetings of the MT, used the term HGT so that
it also means General Civilization Class. General Civilizatio
Class refers to classes conducted within the MGT.
The above refers to activities of the HGT at
Muhammadls Temple of Islam No. 2, 5335 South Greenwood,
Chicago, lllinois,
On May 8, 1959, another source advised that the
HGT is a group within the NOI which is composed of all
female members of the N01. The MGT is similar in structure
to the Fruit of Islam, which is composed of all male members
of the ROI. In theory the MGT exists in all Temples of the
NOI and is patterned after the MGT at Muhammad's Temple of
Islam No. 2, Chicago. General Civilization Class refers to
the collective group of classes held within the Mel:
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NATION OF ISLAM NOI!
also known as Muslim Cult
of Islam, Muhammad's Temples }
of Islam l
' In January, 1957, a source advised that ELIJAH
MUHAMAD had described his organization on a nationwidebasis as the "Nation of Islam and "Muhammad's Temples of J
Islam.
n May ll, 1959, another source advised that the
NOI is an all-Negro organization which was originally 92
organized in 1930 in Detroit, Michigan. MUHAMMAD, its f
present national leader, claims to have been selected by
ALLAH, the Supreme Being, to lead the so-called Negro
race out of slavery in the wilderness of North America
by establishing an independent black nation in the United
States
interpretation of the "Koran" believe there is no such thing
as a Negro; that the so-called Negroes are slaves of the
white race, referred to as "white devils," in the United
States; and that the white race, because of its exploitation
of the so-called Negroes, must and will be destroyed in the
approaching "War of Armageddon,"
In the past, officials and members of the NOI,
including MUHAMMAD, have refused to register under the
provisions of the Selective Service Acts and have declared
that members owe no allegiance to the United States.
On May 5, 1958, the first source related that
MUHAMMAD, upon advise of legal counsel, had tempered his
personal statements and instructions to his ministers
concerning the principles of his organization in order to
avoid possible prosecution by the United States Government.
However, he did not indicate any fundamental changes in the
teachings of his organization,
On May B 1959, another source reported that MUHAMMADearly in July, 195d, had decided to de-emphasize the religiousI l fMembers following MUHAMMAD'S teachings and his 9292*//
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benefits to be derived by the Negroes who Joined the N01. This
policy change, according to MUHAMMAD, would help him to acquire3
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Referen e re ort of special Agent dated and
captioned as a ove a ew o .
This document contans neither recommenda~
1:-ions nor conclusions of the FBI- It 1B the property ,
of the FBI and is a loan to your agency; it and
its contents are not to be distributed outside F
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Loo "New Yorn Amsterdam News of February 2?, Z, Brooklyn Edition contained an /
a Racism."_
"iis arziaie refiected that in separate ore-taped -
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* » '9 Hiilien James, pastor 01 kc;r-p¢;.o¢n
re;, nd 9r=s a czns of Negro Racism u AJ-
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K L1 r a professor of law at New York"Law L. _5g§; g , L _ . .
sa;d tne program will oe heard in several U.S. states 1, .be broadcast via tne Voice of Amerioa at severe- 2
Tne New York Amsterdam News is a weekly newspaper
Toe following is a substantially verbatim account /
of the above referred to radio program.
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Fro ani Con, giving you both sides sf a current
dispute, T©hight'£ cantroverseyz VIB Black Supremacy The
Answer? Yes, says HALGQLM I, the New Yvrk Muslim mnister.
Hr, says Reverend EILLIKM H. JAMS, pastor sf aha Metropolitan
Community Metnaéiat hurch in Harlan.
How here to put yaur quettiana ta bath speakaré
is HILLIAM KUNETLER, Prufessar at Lia, His fork Law $choe1 -
Ev. KUNSTLER.
WILLIAM K§$TLER
~ 1969 may well pruve ta be a year of deciaien far
L36 Kmerican Hegrou at this very momant tn; United sa@sa§
genate is bogged uwn for a Southern filibuster deaignea
La prevent the passage Sf legislatiun pro§ect1ng the Hegraas
t?tin$ vigh¥ . In aeverl Sauthern states, Hegra ntuents
Qru »ef~s1ng to leave stores or restaurant: that will
ms: ?uwve them because Q? their ealer@ The day befsra yesteréay,
1,v%O Negrnes marched on the first capitol at the
confederacy in Hontgamery, Alabama, in a protaat against
sugregaaiwn. n@ group, knswn as aha Muslims, have
rejerecl the g1*a;dua31$lf1, advocated by the 1~m.cPam the
Urpau League amd ia stridently yraelaiming that a white
man*s neaven is a black mhns nexg 1%! membars have
bean callei racists andrwbble rausers by their ugponents,
Eat even their mast aevere critics have to admit that the
Muslim; are graying raniély.
Tonight we have with ma MALCéLH X, ths Mual1m*a
New ?;?k mini$teP, who feels that the Negro must takemi: destiny in his own hands. Oppusigg him is Reverend
WILLEAM . JAMES, the pastor of Harle s Hetropoiitan
Cmmdnitg Hethoiist Church, who rejects Hr. X's thesis
in favcr of lave and talerance among all §eop1es. L£t*s
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into the knowledge of II _ we 92fhO_ Ir .|_' .' '.use I. We replace the I our s _ s with I, *and some people would said: t it doe -srqd11'lsr~snss; ~
but there have been many c a or d ' _1s in the Southgoing to apply for rooma in a hote1'.lJ'ld on swing 17-hgi "
their names were SMITH 01:,-'3 HES or ~-1+-1 or ' Ollthing .,um that, they were barred. whereas _ , luv: darkoecmle who would use the nuts M0!-lM>SI1D HD5553 or 's they would not run into the sane III CR
those who didn't have that ype name.
make a difference and since we've boon d connected with
that mstern culture for so long that we on't know
the names we originally had, we uab 1 to um-.11 we're1- _ c ees a
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Hell, Hr. I, getting to the point at hand, BOYHII1-KIN3, the Executivs Director or the NAACP, has describedyour Temple of Islam as being no better than the llu KluxKlem. You think this is an sdsquatc oounant on his part?
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pasiti ta judge us, unless ha*$ been doing_s0me
reaearen since than or perha§s he's guat exgfessing
npinian about tha& which he knaws nothing or he's pgrwtgng
what he has been tc}d ta say or paid tn nay by thase
use have central ever him. at any rate, I will challange
ROY HILKIN$ at any time, any where and under any conditians
Le a pubiic debate cencerning his charges that we who
fnllnw the Mus11m.raith are no better nr are na different
than the Kin Klux Klan, nspeaiaily when there are over
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China seas to the ahurea Qf ést Africa §n§ ere in Amgrica,
Mr. ELIJAH MUHAMMAD, who is aur leader and teacher and
was Just retured frum l tQur"qr aeflualim euuntries at
Africa and Asia where he viaited the hely oitias or Mecca
and Hedina in Arabia and was xarmly raeaived. I very
much aunt if Hr, HILKIR3 was familiar with um. HUHAMHB
and his grogram, that he tul make such ahnrgaa and
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The; practice laving the anemiaa; Thy ractice prayingfar Lhasa whe dispitefulig use them, ad anytime a perssn
teiieva: in a teaching like that and niactices it, it
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him h fmgl an a caward an when Mr. HHHAMAD says
than the bliie is a poison book, he dqQsn*t gendnmhqthe
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Mr. X, LESTER GHANQER, of te Natianal Urban
Laaguq claims that the Temple of Islam can nnly become
impurtant in the time Qf crisis, like the present. Du
"gm: thinksuu we a temparaxw mov-eaient -ta fill a need
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Well air, ugber oqe, charge isn't so _surprising, because, in oorry to- joy, but it: true,
gm; Qegro preachers, reli ions iogderel limo! eboolutelynothing about, ';.'DI131n '0? theigj qinoninotions,the origin and L ry of chrio $1 "ind they howmuch less about p -religions o1'_,'_ e {int Ind especially
the religions of Africa and lei , Igbling are not
a hate group, we're not bitter t _ M the wit: Q infact I belt" that-we Muslims mfollow Ir. 21% _fIUHAlIHAD got along better with white people thansame christian Negroes who go to Icvercnd twnlsolh
church, who profess to love white §eop1e,t__ fact Quit
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But, aren't ybuf Mr. x, taping-' the hantation
philosophy that has in one sense giver: rice to your
mc-~n.:ment by your own fedling that a Negro should buyblack for example and-daenot-hing with whites at ell,es, for example, when P- mier T6333 wls here last
November, the President of the new African republic of
Guinea. when he was here, there was I movement to remove
from the dies a white representative or the State Department,
I believe s whim-='a-oiaan interpreter, $-or hire. Bortyou thin;-: you're reversfhg and doing-the some thingm ¢as the Southerners have done with the Negroes for "' """i"v,
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who follows the Honorable BLIJAH KUHAHMAD at ception
at the yggg given for President SQDU TOURE. lie Knew
nothing about it and we had nothing to do with "it, and the
way it was reported in the paper it;»n.s twisted to make it
look like we were involved. But Iqehad nothing to do
with it. lie don't plrticipate in lltionl like that, we
don't do anything to embarrass peopp. if_ - $5. 1'
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you, at your own meetings bagmed, : I r-epor_t_ors QM Ihiteguests. P .- , - - 1 5; ' F ; -
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we had a trial out in Queens, Longftll ,! a police
brutality case, at which time our hpml were shot up, the
police shot at our women, at children d at our babiesand threatened. to,throw y u-fife, who IIB pregnant at that ,.
time, down the back et_ai _s because she_waan't movingfast enough for them and this trial lasted for three weeks
in the Queens County Court and it was yorse than a Mississippi
court room, in so far as Justice was concerned. And
at that time the nine white dailies in: New York didn't send
one reporter out there td cover it, they weren't interested
in the truth or in Justice for Negroes-rbut, rather, that
which they can twist and use against us. They want to
cry about the injustices in Mississippi butthey want tod-blert the attention .91 what's going aahere in New Yorkto hide their own faults: And I.say in, sir, £1101! _ Hwas Mr. UILKINS? The Jews had_the1r MOSES, the c ristiafxs <""'-!';'
had their Jesus and the Arabs had their IIOHABHD, we
here in America today have our MOSES and our IJOHAMMAD
in the person of the Honorable ELIJAH l4UI-IAMMAD.
- WILLING KUNSTLER
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M. JAMES, who rejects your -~"gi&m.m¢g;e1g that Negroes
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aster and leave freely the reBience at 23-11 97th
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ohserved ta enter and drive away in a 19$? black
Oldsmobile sedan with New Yark license platé$ 8U6131
frum the above residen¢e_
Cm April» 28, 19ii~o-, a check or the Mater vehicle
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of Africa. whieh are czwilizazi, but mane ni
the gjxmglve or uncivilized parts. He said he
1:111 ask all 1921avgrQeLs in America to send $l.0£!
ta»: MI, !~3U1~IAMIlL°¢IZI, and he will sham them all
w;:a.t he can 230- with it in the way of factzzrillea
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emslavement af the Negro four hundred_years
gs by the white Christians and how they had
a high civilizatian up until that time; that
the white man is the evil and his time is up
and he is condemned to death.
8tteRE* T*¢w¢=;~» . e =n on Oto er '; 1359 at
the University er ;; a. '; ~ cuth ?Ȣnwnud Avenue,
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Minister MALCOLM fram New Yark than
spake and sai that the brothers on the gast
oast have maée "eircles" fer Dctober,VN@vember,
and Deeemher regaring paying their $1$G.O$
contrbutians ta the Savirs Day Fnn. when
Captain SH.AH.H.1K3£FF pointed but that» it shnulbe 3125,00, MALEQLE concurred, MALSOLM hn
sai that the Messenger has a buren Qn.hia
shoulders, and that he recently ha mashe his
finger in a ear dear because uf the burden he
was carrying an hehalf af the blamk man, He
said that-tha "devil" recently in Datreit, h8d
trie ta alose the Muslim sehosl, hut aha
essenger ha ug intn his own pockat and pur~
chase a new building iar the acheal. HALGOLN
praised Captain EHAHRIEPT an pointed out that
he was the Supreme Captain over all ether PSI
aaptains an took hl arders direct from ELIJ§H
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Minister J introduced
the principal speaker, Minister MALCOLM X from
the MOI temple in New York CitY- MALCOLM X
said that Jesus told his disciples not to go
tLo way of the gentiles. He added that if
you search the dictionary you will find that
the gentiles are white people. MALCOLM said
that it has been stated that e person cannot
drink out of two cups and that if you put hot
water in a cold cup it will crack. He likened
that to mixing the white and the black races
indicating that the two cannot be mixed or inte-
grated. MALCOLM then told the members to keep
their women out of the white man's kitchen be-
cause ohe might bring homechildren other then
that of her black husband. MALCOLM then stated
that there once was 1?,0OQ,0OQ eo=celled Negroes
uho spent $l7,000,000,000 a year. Now there
are 20,000,000 Boca1led Negroes who spend
$2o,ooo,ooo,ooo a year. He pointed out that
Canada was a country in itself which has its
own flag, but does not spend that much money,
but that Canada still had its own factories and
highways, He then asked the question, "Show
me a so-called Negro that hes a factory?" He
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rich, but separate they are poor. MALCOLM said
that a Mr. GDLDSTEEN will give a Negro a job,
but then a Mr GOLDSJEIN will open a store Iu-in.
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next oor an at the su~ca11ed_Negra*smomey and the %2G,QGG,QGQ,QGQ than gees right
back ts the white man. MALQQLM than said
that he knew cf a Negro who put on a rn%e
_an urban an went dawn Snuth, spake a
foreign language and dined in a reataurant.
The waitress tuld him that if a Negro came
in the restaurant he wau1dn't he waited en,
e sa1&.that if you tell a unite man tsat you
are a K?lim~ he will P&Sp&Ch yam, but if
yam tell him you are a Baptist he will apt.
NALGQZM sai tha many uf the members haé
salute the American flag, but aidnlt feel
right about it. He saié.the flag was only
5 Big. He than said that we" are lest
aheap and pintsd cu: that tae English kcmu
who they ara, as also dues the Russians and
th Ghinese. He than said that nnly "we" are
1c$n. He added that the Kegra is the first
ens fired and tha last one hired on a 30h,
mALGQL tnld the mambers he caoperate with
ELIJAH MUHAMMAD an they would gen &1ong_
all right. He sai& to spen~ynur money in
ynur awn neighborhoo, HALSQLM said that
cnce the new Genter is erected peQ§la will
come fram all aver ta see it, incluming
people from other parts of the worl. It
will be lika the ne in the Asiatie GQutI¥¢
MAL§Q£m said tgat the Muslims Rant
ta educate their awn children an keep
separated from the white man.
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following comments at tn s me ng.
Minister JAMES then introduced
Minister MALCOLM of Muhammad's Temple of
Islam Number 7; New York city. Minister
MALCOLM addressed those present and stated
that the so-called Negro wants to be any-
thing but what he is; that if you as a so-
called Negro what color he is, he will answer
light brown or dark brown but that the so-
eelled Negro is bleok es there ere only two
colors a person can be - white or black.
HALCOLM stated that he does not know his
identity but he does know that he is a Negro,
MALCOLM continued, tgat in Los Angeles there
is a market with concessions in it which are
run by people of different nationalities but
the Negro does not have any of these concessions,
The Negro does the dirty work such as sweeping
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want 10,000 people to meet ELIJAH NRHUUHMMD
when he returns and they want to make s big
show. MALCOLM then instructed those members
who are operating businesses to not teach
Islam in their stores and to not talk Islam
in their shops. MALCOLM then praised ELIJAH
IRBHUEEHL RMIEOLM mentioned s trial which
was held in New York and stated that the Muslims
in ee York city had paid for the triel
themselves by digging deep into their pockets.
l!!l!!!l lII|llI| thesubject n e a session OJ L ion
held on February 23, 1960, at the
1513 South Wabash, Chicago, Illinois.
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Miniater MAL{§DLf-§ X fmm Temple
I~?u._"nbe1"~ '2', New $023: City, apcke briefly and
said that the black: man simul own mad
tzper-1t.1;e mime Business esmablislfmzents. He
reminded; the aucliemze iznat; the Negrc his ~-
a traxnandraus hlsyiiizg prwer, but emas practi-
cally no business establishment;-B sf their
nwrz, He elleci on ma Negre pauple Eé'T1§":'1te
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businesses nxignt he opsned up for the blam:
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I~*§.1Lni.st:er FALCGIZM X ale»: said t;4&;.3
80:"-»1e para}: la thinlc, tiuaiz ELIJA1-1 }*¬LHAP§I*'iAD is
gaming aid from a foreign puwer. He said
§:;1ai"'- such infomaation was nut tmle En that
had rm saurvce sf inccme from 0ut-
side tma Unitad States.
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leveled a tirade ah wnize peaple add 1
berated z;;;em as slave masters who wan: so I
keep E36 §Q$ year 21$ slaves in tue ark- i
.e~ss. B2 said we Dev;§.1" is figiating 1
agaimst ALLAH ané wauts an lead tne Amer1ca- V
Eegrn ta Qeavea. Miniscer MALCOLM reiterated §
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Baperisrity wherever twey have calonized r
sent missionaries. 1
Be xated me Eiessenger was tam 1:13?"
ALI.A;i liimself tnat ti.»-=.: wL.1i:e- race was craaed
1; naste by tneir Fat er, YAKUB. He sai théwhite maa time is up,
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age greeting and snack handa with many
sf t@e brathers. MILLARD X anngramulated
Hiniater H5LGQMB upvn the great wark n&
was ning in :3¬Eastern area,
Minister MAL£Q§§ thanked EILL&HD X
a;d state he gm: nis irapiratian to keep
going frum the example of tirelessnessztuat
tne Messenger B. He sa1§_it was the Wis»
om of tne H0ly"Ap0stl§ that simplifies t¢e
wark n cited fur example the eeanomic blue~
print wnicn the Messenger had outlined last
February. He statad tnis has attracted mare
attention to Islam thn tge religion itself
could have une and the black man wants security
an indegenéence.
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Minister MALCQL tank the floor
and began by cmmmening and cangratuiating
Minister*3AHES upon the goad wark he has
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said that 1950 begins a new era for Islam i
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He described tie area that con-
cerns Islam, as tge wilderness of Nartn
America.
He said tdat right now is the time ;
WJQD it is most inportapt for all members of J
Islam to obey and ooepexete, He said that
the members must realize that it is essentialto accept the teachings 0% the Messenger with- *
out question,
He said that everyone everywhere is taking notice of the rise of the black nations, i
and the very evident restlessness of the natives
in the colonized nations.
Minister MALCOLM said that the words
that have been received from the Messenger
indicate that he was well received overseas,
and he said he was sure that the results of
these contacts will soon be made evident.
He said there are many hidden
treasures in the wilderness of North America
which rightfully belong to the so-called
Negro, and that they will be redeemed under
the leadership of the Honorable ELIJAH MUHAMMAD,
!!!IIQFNIuIIlIIIlIu Illulllllul lu ll|l'the subject en ed a meeting oi the NOI which was held at
muhsmmad*s Temple of Islam Number 2, 5335 South Green-
wooo Avenue hiss": Illinois, on October 2;, 1959i we we we following MALCOLM LI
comments at this meeting.
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audience and concerned himself with a com-
parison of christianity with Islam es well
as concerning himself with the wnite man.
MALCOEM emphasized that black was superior to
wzite and lslam was superior to christianity.
MALGCLM upon conclusion of his talk called
for new members and 8 individuals were ob-
eerve ta resound, which consiated of 5 men
and 2 uumen, These individuals were directed
to the Secretary.
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Annual Muslim Convention - HUI, held at Chica o,co3iseum,1 south Wabash, Chicago, I11inois,IALCOLM LITTLE made the follo .g comm e. 7
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MALCOLM X LITTLE, Minister of
Muhammad's Temple of Islam Number 7, New
York City, addressed those present and
praised ELIJAH MUHAMMAD stating he was the
bravest and boldest black man in America,
MALCOLM stated MUHAMMAD was not aligned with
any foreign government and was not being
financed by any foreign government, MALCQLM
told of the criticism by radio, television
and newspapers of MUHAMMAD and stated MUHAMMAD
would defend himself today. MALCOLM stated
Temple Number 2 in Chicago was one of the =
largest temples and was very orderly; that 92
Temple Number 2 had not had any incidents
with the Chicago Police Department. MALCOLM
then spoke of the accomplishments of Islam
and of the efforts of MUHAMMAD to unite the _
black man in America. PHLCOLM asked all present 1
to dig deep for contributions. MALCOLM spoke |
of the proposed construction of a Muslim Center ~
in Chicago in this connection.
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tions of the so-called Negroes in North 1?
America and spoke of the constitution and ;
its meaning for the white people and for the
so~ca11ed Negroes. MALCOLM stated that there |
is a vast difference in the meaning of the
Constitution as related to the white people
and to the so-called Negroes and stated that
citizenship under the Constitution does not
give the so-celled Negroes freedom, Justice
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MALCOLM X stated that it has been
said that the Muslims are getting outside
fi:a;cia1 help. MALCOLM said that this is
not true. MALCOLM said that last year there
was an article in some newspaper he read that
the so-called Negroes on the South Side of
Chicago spend more money than all of the
people in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. MALCOLM then
has a number of brothers pass white pails to
gatner collections. MALCOLM told the people
in ettenoence that they did not need change
and to put it all in the contribution pails.
He told them that they have helped the
preachers build fine beautiful churches and
now it was time for them to do something for
themselves so that they can have a place to
work and belong.
MALCOLM said to hurry and get their
contributions in as he could hear the Messenger
ELJJAH MUHAMMAD coming into the coliseum.
He told the congregation that when they be-
come a Muslim that they can "hear better",
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attended an NOI meeting on October 8, 1959 at Munemad's
iempie or Isiem Huber 18- iioos Asnbury Avenue, sieve-
land Ohio. MALCOLM LITTLE madethe 1"ol1owing%en!s a!!.|!s meeting.
MALCOM X, LITTLE! said, that
Egypt is ¬¬ MEther of Civilization, Egypt
is located in a strategic position between
the Nationalist East and the Imperialistic
West, Egypt refuses to carry out any dictates
of the lmperielistie Nest=
MALCOM X, LITTLE! said, Islam
is propagete for raising the statue of
the Black man here in America. The un~
prinipled Europeans uses Islam like e
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dent EISENEGWEH, is afraid of the Hon.
ELIJAH MUPA1'-1MAD, President EISENHOWER
oennot gtop ELIJAH from teaching Islam.
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land, Qhie, IJTTLE made
the following
MALCGEHX LITTLE! said, Islam is
§}ackman's religion, Islam is a religion of
peace. GOD, ALLAH is the_Author of geese and
has chosen for you and I, Islam as a religion,
to unite the Blackman of America. Islam is
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vmztcla time filnzs snowing the near east trip of IJLALCOLM
LITTLCJ were slaown, l
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he praised F.-LIJAH E~T.§IL'-1;-'L~2.!¥.l! end his teaching; 92_ 92mwon-1 told the audience that the black V
Christian leaders had failed the so-called 1
American Negro, and that these leaders were *
still disappointing them. He told them
that they should be glad they are following 92
a fearless man like ELIJAH rmmr-Wm, .
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thesubject a 6 -., ..-. K; ~ ,'Main Street, H£'.l"".3fOI_: connecticut. A
LITTLE made the following
I-".ALCO3'_.I~1 X showed pictures of his
travels to the Sudan, Egypt, Jerusalem and
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MALCQIK also related that the Jews
have a hard time getting money tram the
uslims, because a Muslim knows what she Jew
is up tw. whe Bible and negro leaders teach
that msn should lave each other, but if one
ever asked a Jew if he lmved Hitler, he
uauld prebabiy have a spasm. HALQGLM than
aske if Americans lave KHRUSHCHEU or the
uhite love the negroes. e claimeé that
Negru seldiers were sent to France, Germany
and.Japan to fight the enemies sf the United
states and upon.their return were lynshe
as a rewara,
He asked, "why gm abraa to right?
Let's fight the devil, the white man, righ
here in this eountry. Ha said that the
day will some when many egraes will less
their lives, but they will be oing it for
freednm, Justine and equality.
HAL$0LM also attacke the Negre
ministers and their liking for mcney, and
accuse them of getting fat ané serving as
s§§gges for the whitea.
Wham showing pictures of his de-
parture from Idlewil Airpurt, MRLnQLm said
he us leaving hell an an his return stated
that he was returning to the land sf the
evil. He alsn ralatad absut the gemple
sf this uauntry having taken lan fram tha
Indians. He added that, after having served
as slaves for so many years, the Negroes
shnuld he given some land, mat Just a few
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could develop their own farms and industries.
MALCOLM also said that the white
man is worried about the Muslims because
he doesn't know what they are going to do.
He related that a sheriff in Los Angeles said
that they have broken no laws, but he doesn't
know when they are going to erupt,
ht Les Ange1es,_ California ;e Isubject at eh ed an ope e 4 C, lemp - Efumoe L1,N01, on December 5, 1959, at E1105 Hall, H016 South -aliforniae l t;. venue, Ins Angeles, 0 .
QALCOIM LITTLE made the following comm- t
s meeting.MALCOLM LITTLE opened and led ; 92 /the meeting. He stated that he and LUCWS ; U
BHOUN had come to Los Angeles to lead the ,
way on how to defeat the Devil of the
Western World. _
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speaker. I-Ie said that he disapproved of i
the way things are being run on the Neat 92-Coast, he particularly noted that FOI {
attendance had been too low,
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the Far East ara especially concerned about
the HuS1im5 in the 3,3. and are willing ta
help free the Muslims in the ,s,
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LITTLE made the fallmwing
LITTLE stated that his missian ta
£05 Aggeles had be&n sgcaessful and, hencefgrth
they were gming toxty ta have Temple 2?
run by local Les An lea members. He statedthat he and LH8IU?g;OH woul be aating as »
miniaters of Temp e 2? far a while, and
that JGHETNUHRIS wauld be assistant minister
oi Temple 2?. He ar1no.:nce:i that Em-:ARbAs;+:ER.R1LL
henceforth wnuld be the new captain of Temple
2?, raylacing LARRYTEQGKTFER in this pcsition.
mgggggm L$?TLg also praised the work of Temple
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Search teams were forme an everyone
had ta take all their possessions frmm their
paakets and held them in their hands fer an
inspection. Glnse~orer érill ws headed by §
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alsa sted that the Temple captain was
Qttended an apex: meeting ::..l¥:n;_:>!e mnnber 2?, N01, an
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HALCOiHvLIET£E made the follnwing emments a¢ tnis
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sSiStBnt rndster JOHN MGRRIS
spewed the meeting an introduced MABQOLN
LITTLE as the guest speaker, The basis
af LITTLEVW talk was a general attack on
Chriatianity, which he described as being
nothing but lies, Re alas atated.that
the higgast *¬wu~faced liggs in the warl
am the Rope and F1*esf.der1t.* EISEE»3H{!?IER,
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Hhiim LJTTLE made the following *5 e#;~ :~ f
mLccm: LISFTLE was the main
speaker. He state that *th1s he plaze
a painter against a U;$_ flag} has been
the dawn fall af the Blank Han. He said
that they pashed the Lindberg Law making
kidnaping a capital Q£fe§§§ §nd this right
hare again jabbing she u,s, flag with a
yointerj and 'thase who represent it are
internanienal bandits and kidnappers.
He stated that we were kidnapped in 1955
and hraught over here, ikidnappe, r
and kil1e.' He said, ltnat is why I say
that the White Beast is an international V
thug and rapist. I am nut teaching hatred
but tha truth.
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Next AL$O1K X LITTLE, Minister
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and talked about 15 minutes on primarily
how impmrtant it was to fsllsw ELIJAHGAHA@
and to fallow the arfiaials of tha Tample whn
had been agpointed by ELIJAH MUHNMAD an how
impurtant it was far all Temples in the Les
Angeles area and throughout the Natian cf
Islam to wnrk in unity because it is nnly in
unity that there is trength. He sai you
nn't have $0 Gm anything be tagether,
and this in itself is
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At apprcximately §:UU p.m. films
were shnwn. where were twn films, the first
filn: was 8 film Q1 the talk with ELIZ!AH
BUHANAD gave in Wasningtan, D.C., back in
ay Bf 195$. The film shaved the crswis in
washington, D@C., trying ta get lute the
building, shamed the audience inside the
building, a number sf preliminary speakers
were heard an finally ELIJAH MUHAMNA3 spake
far a few minutes.
The second film was a film which
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Africa duri.g .ne summer of 1959. This
film was wiaaogo BOT.d a d MALCOLM narraoed
as the picture co -i¢;ed. This film was
approximaoely 40 minJ;BB lo g. Tue film
Jus; sgowed ia,eres;i g places, cities,
b;i1di¢gS, people, a.d mosque, and scgoals
a.d such things, a;d HALCOIH Lalked abo ;
these thiegs as they were ShOWn and and
related wgat was on tLe screen to tne
activities JSPE 14 Norse America of ELIJA1
M HAMAD, He said the; use people in toe
I-Ias; were very fIie!;dl_f_~ towards him 1-:..er
they learned than he was a follcwer of 'tne
hororable ELIJAH MUHAMMAD and that witaoib
being one of ELIJAH MYHAMMAD's followers,
wnea one goes co one Easo, he is not nearly
so well accepted, He said that tsey Lv s
great deal of respeo; for ELIJAH MUHAMMAD asd
toe work that he is doig here in America and
teat when he told chem he was OLE of ¢is
followers, that tney permicced him to go
agywkere moan he we zed so go, and take pictures
of a.y:h1ng which J8 wanted :0 take picoures of.
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This meeting was a a;::ec1a~l type
devoted ta nae ahawing of threa film? an
Africa and on a race t Nation nf Islam sew-
ventian in Few Ycrk at w lam EL£JA3 EQHAMMAD
presided. The mmvies were show: by supreme _Captain B.AYI*§G!f?*S+LAR.RF.IEZFF and .B'§S.n§.st:=:1* I,UC}.jL;S_75$ sf Nashingto , B.C. and NALQOLM X, H¢nIster
? ET Muhammad*s Tem§Ie in New York narraas.
He talked about new medern Africa is and new
the "unite devil piccares Africa as a uner~
deve1oped Jungle. EALCGLM announced tdag cue
aanual Natiansmf Islam co;vent1nn for l9h
will be hel in Qhicagu commenc1ng_Febrnary Q6
and he requested that Galifnrnia sen as large
a delegation as possible.
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"On February 26, 1960 this COnV6_?iO¢
started at 8:09 p.m. at t-e Chicago Coli:c:v_
It was attended by about 7,000 people including
Muslims from the District of Columbia and toe
states of Maryland, Virginia, Michigan, New
York, California, Pennsylvania, ekiccasin,
Massachusetts, Connecticut, Ohio, Flcridn, South
Carolina, Georgia and Pew Jersey. The Miaisters
of 2R of Muhammad's Temples were present.
'Indiv1duals entering the coliseum
were searched in the vestibule for weapons,
tobacco or dope.
The present Nation or Islam, General
Secretary the former Secretary of remple Number
7 in New York, New York! greeted al; present
and explained the meaning of the Muslim term
"AsSo1aam-Alakiu."
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of the national leader of~tie Natior of Islam
then officially opened the convention with
the Muslim prayers,
Minister MALCOLM LJTTIE of Temple
Number 7, New York then spoke briefly cor-
cerning the need for CA8 so~called Negro in
the United states to embrace Islam and follow
the leadership of ELIJAH MUHAMHAD, He urged
those present to forsake tne white man's false
teachings of cnristiauity and to Btp begging
this white man. He stated that the Negro stould
quit building the w ice ma *5 cnurchcs and
start building factories to gain economic
freedom for the black man.
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Twenty twc ministers than teak
up age emllection.
minister MALSGLH X %h¬n inarcduaed
the main speaker-ELISAH MUHAMMAD, the national
leader uf ate Natin of Islam; ¥EAVHR§s
apeech stressed the fallowivg:
1. The black mar wua* unf1e.gQ
prmtect Qth9P black max frcm having uheir
*hea§ssmaahed* by the palica departmeuts all
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2. The white ma¢ is Q dev*1.
*3. The white man is unabae ta prave
ELIJAH MUHANMRD, 13 taaiiug hkvr,
Q. He, EIJJAH MUHAMK&D, has been
and preaahiag for 29 ytars; he is tire d
acme of tne white mans laws, and, he
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5, The black ma: naeds freedcm and
if 20 million must ie to gain it, they skmuld
make reay tn do am,
E. He, ELIJAH Eéé, was promlaed
throughout Asia and kfrica, on his recent trip,
that the Negroes nf Asia and Africa are willing
ta die far fraedsm fr the u~aai1ed American
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the religiun Qf tna Natiun of Islam, an fnllaw
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B, Christianity is a false religion
- taught the black man by the white man for the
sole purposes of tricking him, cheatiny him
and keeping him in mental slavony,
9. The black men should be nice
to the white man. He should give the white man
back his fair tales of the Y:?;in Birth and
the other n5Esense.
10. He, ELIJAH ?FAMQ, is tired
of the FBI spies' and stool pigeons, He will
catch them one by one and put a ts; on their
heads,
At New Yerk
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and meetinys of thef30I during the
1%!, to March Eu. 19¢O_ These ;oo from November , ~ t
meetings were held at ROI Temple Number T, 102 West 116th
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New york City, sponsored by Temple Nuber ? at HocklandPalace 135th Street and Eighth Avenue. ¢E I-IALCOLI-I LITTLE made the folloizing; eonunen s
L315 azaar,
Minister MALCOLM Said it was so
nice to see so many of them together that he
is thinking of tryin; to get the hell for
New Y ar's may to have something line this
again.
Minister MALCOLM said that anyone
who is interested in knowing the teachings
- of the onorahle ELIJAH MUHAMMAD is invited H
to some to the Temele st 192 west 116th street;
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subject attene an NQI.meeting at Temple Number T,
1&2 was V iew Yark, New York, on November 6,1959, _ V HALCDKM LETTLE made the I571!
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to the teachings 0f the Hsnorable EL1JAH
MUHAMAE amengat the so~ca1led Regroes than
there was amongat the white race.
Minister MALCOLM asked all who had
gotten the 3.5. News magazine to hold their
hans u@. He said that the white man knowa
that they are the evil and they know that
we have the right religicn and Allah is nu?
Gné. He said they cannet print anything
about us that will not dc us some gosd.
Minister ALCQLMrea§ a paper ta the people
which he said is a private white newspaper
In this paper the white man amits that they
eannnt n anything abaut Mr. MUHAMMAD and his
followers because Mr. MUHAMMAD is an Apastle
fro Aliah and his teachings are true, A
Minister MALG£MIsaid in one sf the white
ahurches, a minister enaunced the congrega~
tion as devils an§ by ning this he was able
to lose his calleation. e
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attended V maeting on.N0vem er »
West 115th Street, New York City, _ A
EALBOLMLLJTTLE made the folluwing cnmments at tnis mee mg.
Minister NALGGLM said that he was
pleaseé to see the Fruit in aunh goud shape,
and ta see so many cf themcmsut. He said
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Mr. WORTHEY, s reporter who is writing a Istory about the Moslems who follow the l
Honorable ELIJAH MUHAMMAD. Minister MALCOLM
said that the Honorable ELIJAH MUHAMMAD
does not mind anyone who writes about the W
Hoeleme as long as they are writing the P
truth. He said that we know that bread is
made up of several ingredients and if we take
these ingredients apart we would find that
they would not taste very well.1 that we were blessed to have in our midst
Minister MALCOLM said the teaching 1
of Mr. MUHAMMAD is the same - if we try
to take it apart, then the truth of his
teaching cannot be seen.
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1the ijua Vrsubject a tended an ROI meet.ng L. e er - 9, at _
102 Nest 116th street, New York city. =IMALCOLM IJTTIE made the following comen.s a A 3meeting. L .
Minister MALGOLM asidethet he was y
so happy to see so many of the brothers and
eietere out to eee their leader and teacher. %
He said I know that many of you are %thinking that I promised that all the Ministers H
of MUHAMMAD's temple would be here as our 1
guest speakers, and many of you thought it was
impossible to get them here. He said we may I
not have all the Ministers here, but we aregoing to have s men who is the teacher! of i
all the Ministers of MUHAhMADe Temple. 1
At this time Mr. MUHAMMAD walked *
in the Temple, everyone stood, and there
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was a long applause. The leader kept bow-
ing his head to acknowledge the welcome, when
he took the stand, he gave the greetings
three times.
Messenger MUHAMMAD said my beloved
brothers and sisters, I one here to visit
you and to let you know how proud I am of
you, He said it does my eyes good to see
you. He said you know this is Friday night
and there are over six hundred of you here
with no whiskey on your breath, no chewing
tobacco, no one in the back arguing with the
other and the preacher and the deacon are
not fighting for the last collection. tesseng
MUHAMAD said you are the ripened fruits of
Isiem end I could tell ALLAH that these fruits
are ready.
Messenger MUHAMMAD said they have
accused this Temple Number 7 of harboring
lugs and ex-convicts, but I say if we can
get ex-convicts such as these, I say let's
all go to Jail and get some more.
Messenger !*'ILFH_A.T-E-LA!! B316 tht when
he was in Jail he taught Minister JAMES and
many other convicts. He said that Minister
MALCOLM was taught in Jail and many cf our
brothers have been taught-in Jail. ressenger
MUHAMMAD said that the so-celled Negroes
need some earth to call their own. He said
do not forget ALLAH has promised us that he
will give us the earth so we will have some
earth to sell our own=
Messenger MUHAMMAD thanked the
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him to travel around the world. He said 92
this was the second ticket that was given lto him, but the first one he had used in 1
the Temple. He said this time he is going
to make use of the ticket for himself and
his two sons are going around the world. They
are going to take pictures and they are
going to bring heck the truth.
Messenger MUHAMMAD said that they
would be gone from two to three months and
he prayed ALLAH will guide us on the right
path until he returned. He said that his
colun will still appear in the Herall ris-
patch,
After the Messenger left the Temple,
Minister MALCOLM told the audience th=t if
any of the brothers know or think they
know where the Messenger is leaving from,
boat or plane, they andld not go to eee him
off, Minister MALCOLM said that something
of a serious nature had come up and five
hundred dollars was needed right away. He
said he could not tell us what it was all
about, but he would tell us at a later date.
Minister MALCOLM said that there are over
five hundred of you here, so if each one will
give a dollar,*we will have the five hundred
dollars.
. thesubject ettende! lag!!! meet!ng on November
at 1.02 west lléth Street, New York Gity,Q mmom LITTLE. made the ro11ew1m
meeting.
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Minister MALSOLM said he was very
pleased at the wonderful turn out of the
Fruit and that they looked very good. He
said that he had spoken to the Meesenger by
telephone, and he had sent greetings to the
Fruit. when the brothers said please return
the greeting to our holy apostle, Minister
HALCOIM said I hope you will be able to re-
turn the greetings yourself,
Minister MALCOEM read a letter that
he hed received from one of the brothers who
sent him a check for three hundred dollars
for his Saviour Day gift. Minister MALCOLM
said that this brother has already put up
his hundred dollars, but this is to show you
that Alleh hes blessed him to he eble to put
it up three times more. He said this brotheris the father of Brother BERNARBZQX who has
been teaching meta. taking pictu s, etc,
Minister MALCOLM said that we are getting
some mats for the Fruit to train on. He
said that every brother in the Fruit must
have some training on how to defend himself.
Minister MALCOLM said that the training that
is given to the Fruit is not for any of us
to think that we are in training to destroy
the devil. He said we are not going to have
anything to do with the devil, nor are we
going to do with the devil's destruction of
the devil.
Minister MALCOLM said thatEALLAH
said vengeance is mine, and this means that
he, Aiidh himself, will destroy the devil.
Minister MALCOLM said that s follower of Mr.
MUHAMMAD does not talk with knives, guns,
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sticks, or anything of the sort. He said
when a man has no other protection but his
hands then he should know how to protect
himself with his hands.
If a robber should break in your
house, you should be able to take the gun
or knife fro the robber, and put it aside,
and then take your bear hands and break his
neck.
Minister MALCOLH said that any
brother who commits any crime if the govern-
ment finds him guilty and gives him time, when
he has served his time, he should have another
trial by us, and if he is found guilty, no
will be punished by us again.
Minister MALCOLM sei I want this tobe understood that when I saggbrother should
not steal, this does not mean that he can
steal from the devil.
Minister MALCOLM said a brother who
steals from the devil should be puished more
severely than if he had stolen from his
brother.
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subject stten ed an NOI meeting on November at
102 116th Street, New York City,
MALCOLM LITTLE made the folio ng comments at
eeting. "
He said that there are many Muslim
children who are going to Christian schools.
He said that 8 Muslim child, rather than
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the other children, and this will create e
problem to the teacher.
Minister MALCOLM said it is quite
necessary for the Muslim parent to explain ;
to the teacher why the child keeps to him~
self and it is else necessary for s parent
to train his child to live under the condi-
tions that he puts the child in.
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He said if the parent thinks of the
teacher as a devil and does not try to come
to an understanding, then the child is icing
to suffer in class, and it won't be th* '
fault of the child, but of the parent?
Minister MALCOLM said that While we i
were yet slaves, the white man knows how to §
lead us along by calling you a good Negro H
and telling you that you are not like the Hother Negroes, He said we have to be the Q
some way. He said you cannot go and tell your ,
children't teacher that he is a devil, not
unless you have another school to put them
in. He ssid if you have s Job, you cannot
go and tell your boss he is a devil; to keept
your Job you have to tell him that he is a
good white men. Minister MALCOLM said that
when you send your children to school, it is
necessary to have en understanding with the
teacher. The teacher, whether he is black
or white, should have your child's respect
and your respect one hundred per cent.
Minister MALCOLM said that a Muslim
child should never be a problem in school if
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Minister HALCULN maid tcay that the Honareble
ELIJAH MUHAMLAD i$ teaching ua that us are
the JESU$ they apoke of in the Bible. He
said we, tha aa~csl1e§ xegrmas, are the
onas wha were cruuified, ui W2 are the
axes whs will be risen frnm the dead, mat
from a physical écath, but a mental death,
Minister M§L$GL name on the
platform. The group was cailad ta atten-
tic: and arm salute. inistar MALSOLN said
tyat he was happy to see an many of the
Fruit turn nut tenight and he was also ;
happy ta say that they leek v&ry gmc.
west , New
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Th two mavies were shewn, one was
about F_B,I_ intelligenae, how they wcrk with
the local pslice, and their training, an
their lab,
The other movie was nf rackets, haw
they are maa, how they are launched and haw
a satellite is put into orbit.
Minister HRLCSLM Qggfahawad pictures
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pictureé uf the Fruit in formaticn. Minister
EAL£GLM aaié that they look very gnnd agd
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said look Brcthers, t¢1a is a group of
rignteaus people, and the devil does nut
like tn see us tand tall in unity all for
one and one fer all. All the Brmthers were
wéaring white shirts, it was quite a cantrast
xii: all white cellars. Minister MALCQLH
said thls is what the measenger is daing Ear
the s0»cal1e& Kegraes; he ix cleaning us up
an putting us an the rig;t path. Thave were
ether slides af the Hessenger in_a barber shop
an Ministar LUUIS in same of the business
places in Bmston.
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Minister MALEQEM apoke of the
Messenger an the nnly man whs is able an
willing to stand up for the ao~cal1ed Eegrmes
in this day and this time. He said all the
religions are teaching teday that we are
living in the last ay. Ha saié all the signs
that we see today is painting to the last day.
Minister MALCOLM said EOAH was 3
gnad man in his éay and in his time, as was
LOT, so was NQSES and sa was JESUS He aai_
these men were goa far their peaple in their
day, but today we are living in a new day,
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end we need a new man to do for a people
whet they did for their people in their day.
He said that Almighty God, ALLAH,
said in the lest day I will bring you ELIJAH
the Prophet.
He said today ELIJAH MUHAMMAD is on
the scene and he is teaching us in the name
of ALLAH the all wise true and living GOD.
Minister MALCOLM said many of you
do not realize what it means when you say in
the name of ALLAH.
He said we have often heard them say
I arrest you in the name of the king or in the
name of the president. He said to arrest one
in the name of the kin; or in the president is
limited because a kin; is only in charge of
one country or a president is only in charge
of one country.
He said when you say in the name of
ALLAH you are speaking of one who is in
charge of all the kings, all the presidents,
and all the worlds.
Minister MALCOLM said we should want
to know what was GODs religion before the
time of LOT, before the time of NOAH, before
the time of all the Prophets. He said we know
or we have been taught by our leader that
Islam is the oldest religion, so Islam has to
be the religion of Almighty GOD,
' Minister MALCOLM said that religion
should be a way of life and Islam is a way of
life and the word Islam means peace,
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Hinister LOEIS said we must bear
witness that America is the wiekedest ceuntry
On the face sf the earth. He said they are
the richest country Ed the strangest, e
said today the Pres§&e:t is running all over
the wurld ts make friens with the enemies
that they made. He said the gnvernment cf
this cauntry is ccrrupted. The golice are
eroaked. The F,B,I, is crooked. Minister
LOUIS said what I am saying is the truth be-
cause I can prave it Tram the tap sf the white
Hausa, He sai their scales are crushed, their
T.V.?i$ Brk. He said what mare pres? do
yen want, minister LQUEE said that Minister
NALG£M has a big Jub while the Messenger is
game because he is in charge 05 the Ration until
the Héssenger returns. Se said all the Temples
are following Number ? as everyone ahould be
on gur. e sai Islam is a religion sf peace,
an we must live up to nu? religinn as a peaceful
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leaks muah.better drilling than when he saw
them the laat time. He said tha evil dues
not want us ta drill because they know
hat this will ahar§en mum thinking power
ané they do not want us to think.
Minister MALQDLK said that the
Messenger is planning ta stay in New Yrk
for ens manth after his trip around the
world, Ha said all hrwtners should make it
their duty ta be in Chicago because-the
Messenger will have amme very interesting
infcrmatiwn for us.
theauhject a!!en!&J an;!g! meeting on éanuary !, !g!!, at
Temwi - * R west llétb Street, New York Gity.
RALSUIH LITTLE made the follawing
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Minister EALCGLM said than we aha
Bo~ca1led negraes here in Nortn America ahsuld
be thankful to Almighty G0d,_AL£AK» f°?
giving us the Henarasle 3L&JAH M.
He said that Mr. EUHANUAD has brought us _
face ta face with cur open enemy. He said
befnre we met the Removable ELIJH EHHANAD
our kneea uséltc shake when we saw R white
man. He aaid the Honcrab1e_ELIJAH MEHAHMAD
has taken away aur fear. Re said befnre we
used ta bow swn and beg Hr. 303$. He ai
th Hon0rab1P EllJ&H EUHANEAD has taught u$
that we du not have ta as this anymars.
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Hanorable EL&JAF MUHAHMAD has taught us that Q
in the last day we would he found living a
beast life.
Minister PIALCSI.-M said when you mil:
the street with a long knife er a gun, when
ynu weul 3ump on yam? brother without E
reason, when yau drink the dev1l*s whiskey,
and beat your wife, aver the weekend, yau
are living a §gg§t life,
H Minister HALCQ1!Tintrnéu2ed H0 x~ d-QL§&N§l$GW who was sittiag amnngst th§ §IgT?Gr&
u§%?¬%re sitting in tne Scava raw Q? nests. , QHe told ROY that ALLAh vil bless him ta # 1
be successful and tna, he had a natural voice. 'y§
Imdster EALEQLE said than the aa~ca11ed * =
Kegrees wan do anything they want he £0 with- 3!Gut training. He said the devil imitates the I V
Negroes an are successful overnight. §
!Minister MALEULM sai that the
Hcnorable E1&JAE NEHAEHAD is back in the
wilerness nf Nerth America an sai that 1
he had alas visited the Hmly City, mecca,He sai that the Hanvrable ELIJRH HSKAHHHQ Q
took his shaes cf? and ua1Lsd gcross the hat
$&n$ into the Ealy City. He said he wauld
tall morn about this Sunday,
thesubjeet a ven;ed an NOI meetgng on Janury 15, 1900, at {$22}
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a black man tries to keep from breaking the 1
laws of the government, then he finds tnas
he is against the government. He said if you K
do not smoke then you are not paying the tax l
~ that the government gets from cigarettes, if
you do not drink then you are not payiog the
tax that the government gets from the whiskey.
1e subject as eneci an Afrlcart-At':;.e.n Bazaar 0;; Jar:ua1 _,r 16,
1960, at Huhamtadis Temple umber . 102 West 116thStreet, He.-: York City. the followirg 1
activity took place at L5 R ar.
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Brother JAMES Nykkwas selliog
a record that was mads_by Brother Minister .
LOUIB~¥;Eoston, The tatle OI the son; is"The Eshite l='1an'.'s Heaven is a Black 1-aaws 1,
Hell.
1 67»subgeet attended er L Le- _ on ary 12, o , at A
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" LCOLM LITTLE made the following*1
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Ninister NALCOLN said that ten
years ago if we the Muslims were told that
anyone would write about us in their paper,
we would not have believed, but still our
leader and teacher, the Most Honorable ELIJAH
MUHAMMAD, has taught us tnat we would be the
moot talked about people on the planet earth,
He said today, it is not only the paper, but R
you can hear about us on the radio, see us
on television, find us in magazines, etc,, etc. I
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I%ALCOIM LITTLE made the following
came. ;1 *i'* r s a n s rues ob.
Minister MALCOLH said the trouble
with the Negroes today is that they do not
want to be called black because tney are
trying so hard to be like their master, He
said today it is a blessing to be black, All
the prophets that were sent were black, even
JESUS of two thousand years ego was black,
Minister MALCOLM said the Messenger
is teaching us that the Negroes will become
masters in e place where they were once
slaves, and that the white race is the devil,
and that Almighty God ALLAH is coming to
destroy him.
Minister MALCCLH said that the
white man has never denied that he is the
devil, it is always the Negro preacher or
so-called Negro leader that comes to his
defense.
Minister MALCOLH said these are the
kind of leaders that we have to represent us.
Minister MALGQLH said the only true leader fo
the so-called Negroes today is the Honorable
ELIJAH MUHAMMAD, He said it takes a man of
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to lass the fear tnat he had of the whats y
man. He said this is what the davil nes p
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Minister HALCGZH aai the followers K
cf the Hensrabla Elil HUIAEEQD e not §
smoke, drink, gamble, e:c,, etc. He said [
they are taught ta Le ugright, to be ciean i
inside and Qutside. Le aaid zhey are taught
ts Q0 nnthing to £nyon¬ uhat they woul mat
like dame mnta th§mSEl¥es and they are taught
ta turn to the east five tines a ay to pray
ta Almighty God ALLAH; Es raid they ara
alas taught to want far their hr$therwht
they want far themselves, an thy nhéuld net
turn the other cheez,
Einister HALGOLN 551$ the Hnrabla
ELIJAH sai as the conventien that the black
nan must have aame lan to call his awn. He
said that the devil nes not like ta hear this
even thuugh he ia net gning ta give it ta us.
e said I knew he Bent a~spy have tsay to
fin nut where we want ts have the lan.
the subjectg
a§tend$ an NGI meeting on March lg, 19O £ Wem ? r "Z+- vum.er 102 hast lluuh Street, aw Earn 512;,
MALCOLM LITTLE ma&e the fallowing comments
* .-s mee ing,
Minister HAISDLE said that next
unay there wmuld he a lectur: on haw the
devil was creazed. The fallawing sunay
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92miniater HALGOLH said we are xhaving a last fnund aontast and anynne can
take partw He said even the T,P,I. can
take part,
Mlnistar HAL$CZM said dcnlt worry
brather, we know tnst you are nut there¢
e said yau era rne sf us, bu only that
you have been mfsinfcrmed. 32 aaii we imam
uhn you §r& but we are giying gmu a eh&nce
ts straighten up§ He a YQH aaav we have
many members who were Ben: here by the F,3.I,
e sai thasa atom; plgecns ha*@ some to as
an told us, if it wave not fer the F,B,I,,
they wnul net have been have an than they
w:ul.put the finger on anather Brthar aha
n38 alas sent by the ¥.%_Z,
Minister HALSQLH sai it dues nut
show intelligense fur anymne tn he a stuol V
pigeun an your own xin, especially when this
is a program ta uplift yam.
sum-¢attened an ¢ meaning an.$hrch lV,Ll9mO, 3» em la Nuber {gwe '7l3$§3 116m Street, 1:1.-W5 :::.=r:@ Sity. Q
NALSQL 1I?TLE maa the fallowing commenv U
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e said t?:c 2:» ?%~a&11£& egru
ministers are as busy mking our péupl
blind, deaf and dumb with the Christian re»
ligicn, that thsy cennnt sea that cur people
have the Invest morale an the planet.
He sai Christianity will is this
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it is for, to make you and me the dumbest
people on the face of the earth.
He said e religion should be a
way of life, He said Christianity does
not offer life to you and me. It's & white
mar*s religion, Es said brothers you should
knou that a reigion that teaches you to
turn the otoer cheek, who are goo turning
it for. the white "Ln. "'
Eznister rniccqzassze 1 don't need
to tell you brothers and sisters that the
white man is using you and me today, and
the sooner that we fini out that he is the
devil, than the sooner we will be able to
make progress.
Minister HALCQLH said that the
snake that appeared in the Garden of Eden
to Adam and Eve, was the white man, the
devil. Minister MALCOLM said brothers when
you speak about the devil, you do not have
to say the "white devil", just say the white
man, or just say the devil, He said when
you say white devil is just as if you are
repeating yourself like white devil would be
just devil, devil. Hinister HAIGOLM said you
probably are thinking to yourselves, that you
know a good white men. He said that when
Abraham told God that there were some good
ones, God told him to go and find fifty and he
would save the city. He said Abraham went out
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but he could not find one,
Minister MALCOLM said that we find
todey that seventy per sent cf our money 1
is spent by our women. He said this tells
us that the white man has control of our
women because they are controlling our money.
He said there is one magic word that the
white man uses on our women and its the word
sale. He said with this word the wanzn go
out and buy many things they do not Lé, :}
Minister TALC15 said in cw? nible
we find that there were mags tLst the? would 1
kill all the boy babies, aii 8&4: the girls.
He said this same thing is hagpening today
brothers. Fe said you can kill a man morally.
You can kill a man's pro¢ress_ You can xilla man politically. i I
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Minister MALCOLM said that when you
prevent a men from carrying out the first laws * s
him. Hinister ALCDLU said that we Fina today iof nature, self-preservation. YOu are killing QJ///
that the white man is giving better Jobs to
our women because it is their desire to keep
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2 West 115th Street, New York City.
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preachers who will tell you today that they
were sent to you by God, they are only magicians -
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Minister MALCOIH said when God senoe
e- someone, thet one will not need to go to
City Hall for 2 license.
Minister NRLQOIH said the teachings
of the Honorable ELIJAH FW¬&MKAD is to up-
lift twenty million blec? people who have
been enslaved by the wnjte man roe four
hundred years, He naid that the sc~ve11ed
Hegroes have been neujlt by the wnite men's
religion to love yo:r Pace, "o
that hate you, and to ?;;' the
Minister NALJQLJ eel?-Igood to those
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with nature, neither is the white nan in
accord with nature,
Minister MALCOLM said no one has
prayed more ernestly to God like to so-called
Hegroes. He said no one has gotten on their
knees like the so-called Negroes, He said
no one has rollee on the floor like the eo-
celled Negroes, and still no one has come to
their rescue,
Minister MALCOLM said they saythat
JESUS ied on the cross for our sine, isn't
that whet they say, Hinister MALCOILieaid, if
I should tell you that I will pay for your
ticket on the EPQID to California, and suppose
you ehould go on the train thinking that your
ticket was paid for and the conductor came to
ask you for your fare? He said they say that
JESUS died for us, so why are we still dying,
They any he suffered for us, we are still
suffering.
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said only last week cley htng a Negro and
stamped KKK on his skin,
Minister MALCOLM said that we save
been tsxgnt by the Honorable ELIJAH HUZAMHAD
teat eye wiice race is a race of devils and
tiat Almighty God ALLA3 said that he is goiag
to destroy them.
Minister MALCOLM said we cave bee.
ta~g t by the Negro preacher abet one devil
was under tge gro;id a.d God was up 1. ;.e sky.
Miniscer EALCOLM said tie: tne Io orable
ELIJAH MUHAMMAD has ;a.3 3 us east o:r god is
a living God, and .e is Du txis eart;. Ce said
the devil, who is also living, is not inder tee
ground,
Miniscer MALCOLM said that CAB Iooorable
ELIJAH MUHAMMAD mas ;a:g.; us than t;e devil
would be reviled in t%E last day so tea; everyone
will see him as he is,
Minister MALCOLM said toe Honorable
ELIJAH MUHAMMAD mas ta git us C483 the wiioe_
race is the devil, aid ale only one woo is
defending tne devil is the Negro preacier.
Minister MALCOLM said tzat toe Honorable
ELIJAH MUHAMMAD has ua;gi: es that six:y=six
trillion years ago, t.ere was a dissacisfacaior
amongst t;e people on east . He said a great
black scientist set off a blast from tie center
of the eartn. He said tiis blast was so powerful
tiat one part of tie ears, was blasted 1JtQ space
Minister MALCOLM said twat the part of t;e eartn
- that was blasted away is the planet that we call
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1T5? and march R, 1960, These meetings were held at
Temple Number 7, 102 West 115th Street, New YOTJ City, 1
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N01 Temple #7, New York
MALCOLI-I LITTLE made the i
meeting.
Because of ; is pointing to flag on
biackboard!!we Lave c is pointing to were death z
o- blackboard."! é
Later, MALCOLM told CURTIS not to Q
use so mucn energy. "The dead Negro will awaken
wit out that if they are to awaken,"
I19attended at N01 meeting on r on U» s
lltq Street, New York City.
MALCOLM LITTLE made the follou mg commen s at tn s me
He would not tell anyone to be a
conscientious objector because the stool pigeons
would go rignt out and tell the snake ttat me
said it and it would be said that his
teachings were subversive, He could only
say that he would be a conscientious objector.ember 6, ;ab
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only hint at certain Sacha an_1et the smart
nes pick up from there. The "fQDlB waul
get him inta trouble. There are white snakes
and blaek snakes, e likes the jail. Jail
is a gamd place ta be.
This nountry is made up of refugees.
Tne pilgrims, puritans ware refugees. eorge
Has ingtnn was E traitor, F&?ugeeS-re Btili
caming in an they maze our Joba, Omly the
ba pemple came in. Pesple ?ram the Tar Bast,
Indians, Asiaties, ec,, ¢¢@ r came ta this
hell. America is hell a;d w~ want aeaven.
Eiseahwer is t¢¢ @;1@: warden, Hixon
£13 deputy ané Hagner a screw,
when man marriea a woman, he gives her
vhis name. She gives up her awn, same as
when white man brmug
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