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The Identification
For the information or Ben Orleans, subJect is
Head of ROI Temple {W} NYC, and one or the top national leaders
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US on NOI business, usually speaking at various NOI temples
and assisting NOI leaders in organizing local temples.
He is on the SI of the NYO and he is a key figure.
Subject resides at 23-11 97th St., East Elmhurst, Queens!$ NY, and has Social Security Number 376-16-3427,FBI ## 202 299, and drives e 1959 black Oldsmobile sedan,
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warrant his retention in that capacity.
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events occurring at some of the NOI meetings and affairs
mentioned in this report inasmuch as no speeches or comments
were reported as being made that could be construed as
seditious, revo1utic;e:y or anarchistic.
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for the Chicago Office inasmuch as they are the office of
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Date: 11/17/50
Field Office
File No: NY 105-8999 Bureau File No: 100-399321
Title: MLLCOLN K. LITTLE
Character: INTERNAL SECURITY - NOI
Synopsis:
Subject resides 23-ll 97th St., East
Elnhurst, Qneens, SY, KY, is the -
Minister of NOI Temple Number 7, NYC,
and is considered one of the national
leaders of the NOI. He travels exten-
sively throughcat the US on NOI business
and information regarding his attendance
and participation in NOI affairs is set
out, along with portions of his speeches
and speeches by another in his presence, ;
that indicates the teachings and aipgqgions 5
of the NOI. One source believes subject "'desires to take over NOI on death of 1
ELIJAH MUHAMMAD and that he also is §
considering running for public office, 3
possibly US Congress. Subject contacted 5
Cuban Premier FIDEL CASTRO while latter
in NYC, during September, 1960, to ,
attend the UN General Assembly. §
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I. RESIDENCE
II. AFFILIATION WITH THE NATION OF ISLAM NOI!
A. Official Position
B. Attendance, Participation, and
Affiliation with NOI Meetings Eld
Affairs
1. New York, New York
2. Atlanta, GeorgiaE. ;At1antic City, New Jersey
. Baltimore, Maryland
5. Boston, Massachusetts
6. Chester, Pennsylvania
E. Chicago, Illinois. Cleveland, Ohio
9. Detroit, Michigan
10. Hartford, Connecticut
ll. Newark, New Jersey
12. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1°. Richmond, Virginia15. St. Louis, Missiouri
15. Washington, D.C.
C. Statements and Speeches
1. Cements by Malcolm Little
2. Comments by Elijah Muhammad at
Meetings Attended by Malcolm Little
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A. NOI and Political Aspirations of
Malcolm Little
B. Subject: Contact with Cuban Premier
Fidel Castro, at ew York, New York,
September, 19o0
C. Other Miscellaneous Activity
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that subject is the full time Minister of the NOI Temple
Number 7 located at 102 West 116th Street, New York New
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Meetings and Affairs 1*
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It is to be noted that all
below were held in NOI Temple Number
New York, New York, unless indicatedof the meetings mentioned
7, 102 west 116th Street,
otherwise.
Qgdvised on various date! between May 23,
1960, and Sep em r 15, 1960, that subject attended nine N01
and four FOI meetings during the period from May 15, 1960,
to September 9, 1950.
Madviaed on various dates between March 24,
1960 and ep em r 16, 1960, that subject attended 13 NOI
and six HGT meetings during the period from March 17, 1960
to September 14, 1960
that subJect attended the o owing NOI affairs:
Funeral for a deceased NOI member, held ond
June 30, 1960, at Unity Funeral Parlor, New
York City, services conducted by the subJect.
NOI officials meeting held on June H, 1960.
advised that subject 51attended a N01 meeting he c , 960.792
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Edvised on various dates between I-larch 231960, and cto er 7, 1900, that the subject attended 28 NOI
and eight F01 meetings during the period from March 20
1960 to September 30, 1900. _
In addition,advised during the same pemdthat subject attended he oi_owing NOI affairs:
African - Asian bazaar, held at Rockland Palace,
New York City, on April 9, 1900.
Closed NOI meeting held after the regular
N01 meeting on May 6, 1960.
Joint F01-EGT meeting held on May 1?, 1960
NOI street rally held at 125th Street and
Seventh Avenue, New York City, on may 28,
1900.
NOI officials meeting held on June H, 1960
Funeral services for a deceased §0I gember
held at Unity Funeral Parlor, loth Street
and Eighth Avenue, New York City, on June
30, 1900 at which subject conducted the
services.
NOI officials meeting held on July 17, 196
NOI rally held at 369th Armory, New York
City, on July 31, 1960, at which ELIJAH
KUHRMMAE spoke.
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attended a NOI meeting held ogluane I, I560.
In addition, advised that subJect attended the rican-Asian bazaar held atAh
Rockland Palace, New York City, on April 9, 1950, and
sponsored by N01 Temple Number 7.92.
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that subject attended the following N01 affairs:
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acZ92.'ieed on various dates between April 111960 and zigust 29, 1960, that subject attended ten N01
meetings and one HGT meeting during the period from April
8, 1900 to August 25, 19:0.
In Bdd§.tiOI'1, 8dViBEd on _ 1960,
that the subject atteu e a I-HGT Unity Party on ctober
6, 1960.
-201.-'ise-d or= 1960, that subjectattended two NOI meeting, one on March 16, 1960, and the
second on March 23, 1960.
adv*sed on 1960, um nu; 11-=01;attended a NOI meeting on
madvised on 1950, that subject
et and FLJth Avenue attended a a 1y held at . rd re ,
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advised that subject attended a NOI meeting held at the
Magnolia Ballroom, Magnolia and Vine, Atlanta, Georgia,n Qnnkamha 1 1 ICED at uh! h MlJE_A_1'¢1_'[vL_L| gpgjgg i A 'r92 _nvac yuruuu-wan 0--I .1-aw, uw nu--w-a
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Madison Avenue, Atlantic City, New Jersey, on Augustl7, l
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advised on_19CO, that subject wasobserved staurant o MOI Temple Number 6 7
in Baltimore, Maryland, following a N01 meeting which was
held at Temple Number 6, on June lo, 1950.
On the date indicated, the below listed sources
advised that subject attended a NOI meeting held at Temple .
Number_6, 51A Wilson Street, Baltimore, Maryland, on June 116, 1900, at which ELIJAH MUHAMMAD spoke. i
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advised on?196o, that subject 1°attended a _ eting sponsore y Temple Number ll at
John Hancock Hall, 180 Berkely Street, Boston, Massachusetts,
on June 12, 1900, at which ELIJAH MUHAMMAD spoke.
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Chester, Pennsylvania, on August 14, 1960, at which ELIJAH T
MUPJXNI-&AD spoke .
7. _At Cfhficiagp _, _Il1*ino,is
On the date indicated, the sources listed below
advised that subject attended a NOI rally held at the
Chicago Coliseum, 1513 South Wabash Avenue, Chicago,
Illinois, on July 2Q, 1900, at which ELIJLH MUHAMMAD spoke.
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advised that subject attended the NOI meethg sponsored
by Temple Number 18 at the Cori, Methodist Church, 1117 East
105th Street, Cleveland, Ohio, on August 21,1960, at which
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attended a MOI meetin; at Temp e_ er 1, 11529 Linwood, 5
Detroit, Michigan, on Hay ll, 19b0.
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Eadvised Orzqthat Sm... [75attended . eting held at Temp e umber 14, at 1097 ,
Main Street, Hartfond Connecticut, on June 8, 1960.
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|attended a meeting held at Temple Number 25, 261 Hunterdon
Street, Newark, New Jersey, on May 3, 1960.
The "New Jersey Herald News", a weekly newspaper
published in Newark, New Jersey, for the week ending October
22, 1950, contained an article which reflected that subject
spoke at N01 Temple Number 25, 251 Hunterdon Street, Newark, ,
New Jersey, on October 12, 1960. -'w '
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Vaaviaed onl960, that subjectattended a meeting held in Phiiadephia, Pennsylvania,
on May 28, 1960.
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advised on$l96O, that subjectattended a IJOI me-etizag geld 2 a elphia, Pennsylvania,
on Maj,-' 29, 1950.
On the date indicated, the below listed sources
advised that su?:>;,'sc.t attended a NOI meeting held at the
Arena, 1.101;}: and E-ierket, Fiziladelphia, Pennsylvania, on
. , 1960, at :mic;1 ELIJAH I-IUHAMI-IAD 8pOk8. Aug.1s*' 114
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North avenue, Richmond, Virginia, on May 22, 1950.
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st. Louis, Missouri, on may 8, 9, and 10, 1930.
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that on May 22, 1950, s'_1l:;'ect had given him the sum of
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in Washington, D.C.
garnished in.'Zormation onq1960, that rel acted that swbject was a guest at a
meeting held at Temple 1'*.*.;.1ber 1;, Washingtoza, D.C. on May
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C. Stategents and Speeches
All of the meetings mentic'1ed below are included
in those meetings referred to above _.$<-action II B! by the
indicated sources.
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All of the meetings referred to below were held at
NOI Temple Number T, 102 west ll6th Street, New Yo:-1-c City,
unless other-.-rise indicated.
advised that at the NOI meeting held ona subject was the speaker and he coinared
the v ng of the so-called deg:-o as like living, in a
prison. He described "EISENH01-IER as a warden, NIXON a
deputy warden and WAGNER a screw".
April 20, 1900, subject was the speaker and dumg his speech
he asked those in the audience whowould like to see the whizadvised that at the NOI meeting held on
man go up in smoke to raise their hands. advi-led
that everyone raised their hand.
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P advised that at the N01 meeting held on
April 2R, 19-0, subject was the speaker and he said that there
is in the sky a "mother plane" that is one mile long and
one mile wide, and it is like a big wheel with 15,000 small
planes on it, 383.1 of the small planes carrying three bombs.
Subject stated that the "mother plane" is in the air for
the sole purpose.cf destroying America, and that America
is the only country that will be destroyed. Subject added
that many of the white people of other countries will be
driven to this country *.~:1.ere they will be destroyed.
Hadvised that at the NOI meeting held on
May l, 19 , sv ect was the speaker and he said that the
south and the north is no different as far as the white race
is concerned. He said the white are all devils. Subject -
further stated that in the south we have the rattlesnake
but here in the north you have a different snake but they
are all snakes.
H advised that at the NOI meeting held on May6, 1950, su ec was the speaker and in response to a question
concerning the selective service, subject answered, according
the informant, "anyone who oes in the Army and does notkill a few creel-:ers -:h;tes§ is a fool, first of all you
are a fool to go in at all, but after you are put up front
Just remember that war is legal and you can get a few ,,
crackers. Don't be a fool, fight for yourself." '
advised that at-= the NOI meeting held on May15, 1950, su!!e! was the speaker and he stated that the futuri
of the black man in North America is to become the leader
of the world, and this is nothing new since the black man
is the true leader. According; to the informant, subiect '
further stated that "by our god-given right the whole earthbelongs to the black man. The white man_on the earth is only I
a passing fancy which will fade away. The black man can
live without the white man but the white man cannot live
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without the black man.. The.white man is a weak walking sore
on the earth and he must be destroyed. We, the black
men of the world created the white man and we will also
kill him. As long as the white man walks the face of the
earth there will always be sickness and death. we must
destroy him for only in this way can there be peace on earth."
According to subject further stated that
there are no good white peop e on the face of the earth and
that when the time comes to kill all of the white devils,
all of our black brothers and sisters who think that 1ere
are some good ones will die right along with them.
gadvised that at the no: meeting held on lb,June 5, 1900, subject was the speaker and he stated that weg
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other nations around the world, since Mr. MUHAMMAD has an 1
agreement with every black nation all over the world. Subject
also stated that if you have someiing that is not doing 92
you any good then get rid of it and with this, according
to source, subject threw .the holy bible on the floor and Wsaid "that's where it belongs". F
advised that at a NOI meeting held on ,'
August 3, l9--, subject was the speaker and he said that
the black man has come a long way since the dark days'of .
slavery and is now taking back all that is rightfully his
by birth. All over the world today, he is fighting and 92
killing the white man and soon the white man will be no
more. It will be wonderful to have peace on the earth
again. The source advised th subject further stated that
the black man is God and the white man is the devil, so you
all know who will win this last great war.
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in Harlem and drive the whites
self-sufficient. The Heck men
given to them by the white man. The time is here and now for the
black man to get what he wants
Q advised thatin the stree at 125th Street
City, on August 13, 1960, the
said "how can you force a man
civil rights till is trying to* s NOE meeting held on
speaker and he aid that
he wants states, and then,
man would get together
out, the blacks would be
are slaves and only have Jobsmentioned New York. SubjectClb
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and Seventh Avenue, New York
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do.
sdvis ed that subject also said "'we
don't believe in peaceful suffering. We don't break the
law therefore we don't give the police shy cause to hit us.
ut if they do hit us and we are in the right then you are
to die for your rights,"
-advised that at a NOI meeting held on September
23, 1960;-suuzect was the speaker and he said that the,
devil white man! is being des
floods, earthquakes and tropictroyed at this time by '
al storms. He also said that
when he prays he prays for his enemies, but that he prays
to ALLAH to destroy them with cancer, to kill their babies
before they are born and to bless them with pestilenee,
Subject stated that this is the best way to pray for those
that despitifully use you.
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Temple Numberii-, 10!",-"' 1-iain Street, Hartford, Connecticut,
on Jxme 8, 19*.-O, that the su'c,ject was the speaker and he
said that when we realize that the white man is the devil
the better off 1-r '.~;iLI. be stated that sub iect e . _also admitted that he is i the purpose of
making money and that the only purpose of religion is to
better ones self. Subject also stated that he would not
have any part of a religion which would ndi enable him to
make money .
M stated that subject also said that1 F !l*IIIHAI~II~U92D an _ in Cal..fornia or .'.BX8S where it is warm
and added that they white man! owe us that because they
worked our ancestors for nothing for #00 years.
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_advised that at the NOI meeting held '§t
Temple Number 29, 251 I-Iunterdon Street, Newark, New Jersey,
on May 3, 1960, subject was the speaker and he said that he
had attended a lecture at Queens.Col1ege on that date, which
is a white college and he lectured on what the black man in
America needs. Subject stated that the only person he had troub
with, as usual, was aNegro who is always coming to the defense
of the white man. Subject then added that any Negro that
comes to the defense of the white man ought to be killed.
2. Comments by ELIJAI-I MUHAMMAD at Meetings
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Temple Num r , Baltimore, Mar-y1an<1,cn June 19, 1960, that
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ELIJAH HUKAHKAD was the speaker and he said that the so-called
Negroes inNo:.~th Arnerica are being lifted up today and the
rule of the white race is coming to an end. He further said
that a man of 65 will live to see the end.of the white race.
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advised that at the so: rally held at the AChicago , 1.513 South Wabash Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, 'v
on July 14, 1960, ELIJAH MUI-ml-TMAD was the speaker and he said
that the white people have loved ones in the .'92m!'.ian countries
and many other places in the Far East and for every Muslim
the white man mistreats, the Muslims oi the Far East would
kill ten of the white man's people, mostly '.'1e white leaders.
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Q advised that at the NOI meeting held at the
Cory Metho is hurch in Cleveland, Ohio, on August 21,
1960, ELIJAH MUHAMI-IAD was the speaker and he said that he 5
lust have some land or a state. That at one time all of A
the land was ours but that the devil white man! fooled - L
our forefathers until he got the land. He is having his
heaven now but in Just a few more days his time will be
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A. NOI and Political Aspirations
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1960, that from personal contact and conversation with subJect
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it is his impression that subject is attempting to form a
nucleas of followers within the NOI in order to take over
the NOI on the death of ZLIJAY MUHLMAD. although subject_ _ Ll ._/continues to openly rarer to hUHAMMAD's son, UALLACE, as L/_,,-
the logical successor '
office in Harlem, possibly for the United States Congress, C1}
in order to obtain power for himself.Q i
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During the same period, P also stated that
in his opinion, subject is consider ng running fo- public
B. SubJect's Contact with Cuban Premier
FIDEL CASTRO,_at New York, New York,
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conversation with subject on that date, subject stated that
he had visited with CASTRO for approximately 30 minutes
in his Hotel Theresa room. The source advised that LITTLE
stated that during this visit he told CASTRO, in reference
to CASTRO himself, that usually when one sees a man whom
the United States is against, there is something good in
that man. To this CASTRO replied that only the people in
power in the United States are against him,not the masses
LITTEE further expressed the opinion that any man who
represented such a small country that would stand up and
challenge a country as large as the United States must be
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e ° cs ~ d further the m.eti.ng wi . CI.sT1:O 11.... pre-a1'ran=,e and LI'I'TL...
stated that the NOI was not r-Ilied with CASTRO or with any
foreign power on earth. LITULE stated that the NOI was allied
with God in whom they believe, hence, they cannot be affiliatedwith Communism since :1; is atheistic. _!!<;<¢,4__Pa ;a.t2d that in explaining his reason for
that he was on a committee which was the visit, ...'l"IL1~1 stated .
formed to meet and greet any of the African delegates to the
United Nations when they came to Harlem, and when he heard
that CASTRO had moved to a hotel in Harlem, he felt that
as a representative of this committee he should greet CASTRO.
LITTLE also stated he was the only member of the committee
available at the time oi the _yisit_. hence, he 1-rent_,t_q the meetingwith CASTRO &CCOmpaI'118d by til? NOI members and iii-e members A
of the Negro press. -
The "New Jersey Herald News", a weekly newspaper
published in Newark, New Jersey, for the week ending,
September 24, 1960, contained an article datelined New York
City, September 20, 1960, which reflected that Cuban Premier
FTEL CASTRO had mcved into the Hotel Theresa in Harlem at12:29 a.m. on September 20th. He was shortly followed and /
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visited by HALCQUJEL leader of the New York Muslim
population, tho in his role as a member of the 28th
Precinct Comunity Council constituted a one man welcoming Icommittee. i
The "Pittsburgh Courier , a weekly newspaper
published in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, dated October l,
1960, New York edition, contained an article headlined
"Malcolm X Explains ee-hour Visit to Castro at Theresa."
This article reflected that subject stated that he went
to see CASTRO in his capacity as a member of the 23th
Precinct Community Council which had been formed to greet
prominent United Nations members who visited Harlem.
This article further reflected that subject denied F
any connection with CASTRO, and subject also stated,according ,
to the article: "Premier CASTRO has also come out against 1
lynching, which is also more than EISENHOWER has done. 1
CASTRO has also taken a more open stand for civil rights Qfor black Cubans. He wants Lo see CASTRO as a Muslim."
Earlier in the article, subject was quoted as
saying: "FIDEL CASTRO has denounced racial discrimination
in Cuba which is more than President EISENHOWER1as done
here in America." H-4
This same "Pittsburgh Courier" in their Nem'York '
edion dated October 15, 1960, contained an article =
which reflected that subject had tendered a bitter resignation from
membership» on the Welcoming Committee of the 28th Precinct
Community Council, which comittee had been designated by
the 28th Precinct of the New York City Police Department
to welcome ruling heads of state to Harlem during the General
Assembly session of the United Nations for the purpose of
avoiding any embarrassing incidents.
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he resigned because the police and newspapers had failed
to refute barefaced lies, labeling us as lawless terrorists,
subversive Communists, seditious, etc."
C.N Other Miscellaneous Activity
On April 2, l96Q& subject appeared as the guest on
the radio program of JERR1 XILLIAMS, radio station WEEK in_BQ§§Q9,_MaBsacnusetts,»whe§e he discussed the NOI with
WILLIAMS. HILLI£MS has his own radio program nightly,
except Sunday, from 10:00 p.m. to l:00a.m., and on Saturday
evenings, he frequently invites a guest with whom he
discusses some controversial subject and permits his
listeners to telephone questions to the guest.
The "Los Angeles Herald Dispatch", a weekly news-
paper published in Los Angeles, California, dated hay l2,
1960, contained an article catelined New York, which
reflected that subject spoke on May 4, 1960, at New York's
Queens College where he defended the docuents of Islam
as taught by ELIJAH MUHAMMAD. The article indicated that
the meeting was sponsored by the Queens College chapter
of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored
People NAACP!.
The "Pittsburgh Courier , a weekly newspaper i
published in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, New York edition
dated August 6, 1950, contained a photograph of subject
talking with two others on New York City radio station
ULIB. The caption under the photograph indicated that
the subject appeared on thei WLIB,program "The Editor
Speaks" which is on each Saturday from 11:30 a.m. to noon.
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;#LGU0DMAN, WLIB's nets director, who were the other two persons
in'the photograph. The date of this Saturday appearance wasnot shown./ p 5 _r , _ _ A - 2¢;¢ ; 1: /1' I .-The Los ngeles Herald Dispa ch", a eekly gQws-
California, dated August 11 paper published in Loo Lngeles,
1960, containe a photograph of subject shaking hands withthe_§on0rabl AJF§NUCHA§¥ACHUKU, Speaker of the Nigerian
House of R1presentatives{' ollowing § meeting by the latter
~with representatives from Harlem in the office of a New .
York attorney where they discussed Negroes giving technicalaid to newly independent Africanksfates. ? A / 92 ' l:"I__,,' ' -____
The "Yale Daily News" a d§i*§"3 E:¢e5¥7Sunday newspaper published by the students of Yald7tniversity
at New Haven, Connecticut, dated October 17, 1960, contained
an article which reflected that the subject was scheduled
to speak at the Yale Law School auditorium at
7:30 pm. on October 20 1950. This article indicated thatsubject would put forthlis demands fornimediate and
complete freedom, Justice and equality for American Negroes".
The article indicated that the speech was sponsored by the
Yalechapter of the NAACP and the John Dewey Society.
196 The same "Ya1e'Deily News", dated October 21,
0 contained an article which reflected that there wasstanding room only in the Law School auditorium where
"Malcolm X, New York Black Muslim leader, confronted Herbertjaignt, macs National Youth Secretary in a debate oi the
effectiveness of the NAACP".
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presented totally different plans to achieve a "decent and
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was quoted as citing the progress of the NAACP, and
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Subject on the other hand, completely rejectedracial intevgration and demanded instead the complete L/
separation of the two races.
The article further described the subject as a
teacher of the religious prophet ELIJAH MUHAMMAD, who was
instructed and sent to us by ALLdH. L}
the article iurther indicated that following the
meeting several of the followers of the subject moved through
the crowd passing out black Muslim literature and selling
a 45 r.p.m. record entitled "A white Man's Heaven is a Black
Man's Hell". L!
The "New Jersey Herald News", a weekly newspaper
published in Newark, New Jersey, dated October 29, 1960,
contained an article setting forth,in condensed form, the
information attributed above to the Yale Daily News"
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Girls Training MCT! is a group within the Nation of Islam
NOI! and is composed of all female members of the NOI.
The HGT is similar in structure to the Fruit of Islam,
rnich is composed of all male members of the NOI, in
that the HGT has officers, similar to military organizations,
to whom other female members are accountable. MGT members
receive instnictions in homemaking, hygiene, calisthenics, *
and other subjects such as Mrslim history and the English
language. There also exists a Junior EGT which is composes ;
of female members of the NOI who are between the ages of 15
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HGT have, at meetings of the MGT, used the term MGT so that ;
it also means General Civilization Class. General
Civilization Class refers to classes conducted within the
IIGT .
The above refers to activities of the HGT at I
Mvhammads Temple of Islam ho. 2, 5335 South Greenwood, 5
Chicago, Illinois. 1
On May 16, 1930, another source advised that the
MGT is a group within the MOI which is composed of all
gemaie members of the NOI. The new is similar in structure
to the Fruit of Islam, which is composed of all male members i
of the ROI. In theory the MST exists in all Temples of the
ROI and is patterned after the MGT at Muhammads Temple of
Islam No. 2, Chicago. General Civilization Class refers to
the collective group of classes held within the HGT.
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In January, 195?, a source advised that ELIJAH
KUHAHMAD had described his organization on a nation-wide
Lasis as the "Nation of Islam and "Muhamnad*s Temples of '
Islam."
On May 18, 1950, another source advised that the
POI is an all-Negro organization which was originally
organized in 1930 in Detroit, Michigan. MUHAMMAD, its
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
States. f by establishing an independent black nation in the United 92
Members following MUHAMAD'S teachings and his
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 "Ear of Armageddon.
In the past, officials and members of the MOI,
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, 1918, 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 thei
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On June 21, 1960, a
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Street, New York City, is the
the Nation of Islam headed bysource advised that the I
Seven, 102 west 116th
New York City Trmple of
ELIJAH MUHAMMAD withheadquarters in Chicago, Illinois. Temple Number Sevenfollows the policies and programs as set forth by
ELIJAII l*IUIiAMMAD.
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A confidential source, who has furnished -Ireliable infdrrnation in the past, advised 011*!!1961, that_Ma1co1m X. Little, Minister of Nation '
Islam N01! 1hwmIe'#T1"New'York, New York, stated on
February 20, 1961, that he and the NOI are very upset
over the fact that the NOI has been accused of being
behind the recent demonstrations at the United Nations
over the death of former Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba
of the Congo, when in fact they had absolutely nothing
to do with them. Malcolm X. stated that this publicity,
which has ruined the good name or the N01, has appeared in
numerous United States and foreign newspapers which he
himself has reviewed. alcolm i. claimed that this false A
accusation is based on a false statement attributing the _
demonstrations to the NOI by New York City Police Comissioner
Stephen Kennedy and that the NOI plans some retaliatory
action unless an apology is forthcoming from Commissioner .
Kennedy and a retraction is printed in the newspapers.
' This source advised that Malcolm X. did not say
what retaliatory action would be taken by the NOI, but that
this action would be decided upon at the fortheoming ROI
Convention to be held at Chicago, Illinois, on February_25
and 26, 1961. Malcolm X. further stated that whatever action
is decided upon it will embarrass the New York City, New York;
Stats and the United States Governments even more than the
has been embarrassed by this publicity.
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In January, 1957, a source advised that ELIJAHMUHAMMAD had described his organization on a nation-widebasis as the "Nation of Islam and "Muhammad's Temples of
Islam. -
0n May 18, 1960, another source advised that the
N01 is an all-Negro organization which was originally
organized in 1930 in Detroit, Michigan. MUHAMAD, its _
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. '
Members following MUHAMMAD'S teachings and his
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 or its
' exploitation or the so-called Negroes, must and will be
destroyed in the approaching "War or Armageddon."
In the past, officials and members of the N01,including MUHAMMAD, have refused to register,Rgder the _
provisions or the Selective Service Acts and ve 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 16, 1960, another source reported that
MUHAMMAD early in July, 1958, had decided to de-emphasize
the religious aspects of the teachings of Islam and to .
stress the economic benefits to be derived by the Negroes
- who joined the NOI. This policy change, according to MUHAMAD
-+~*~wculd_he1p-him_tomscquire additional followers and create more
interest in his programs.
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On June 21, 1960, a source advised that
the Nation of Islam Temple Number Seven, 102 West116th Street, New York Cit? is the New York City
Temple of the Nation of Is am headed by ELIJAHMUHAMMAD with headquarters in Chicago, Illinois.- Temple Number Seven follows the {>01 cies and
programs as set forth by ELIJAH MIAIVMAD.
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Depsrtment or State end ststed thst the tinted
States Government does not lent tree M:-teens but
the Africans will be tree with the ssaistlnce or
the Russisn szmr right in Africs. lie ststed thst
the :l'l-I-tti State: '-was responsible for ar;oow-;.m,;~--'--
lnglsnd, Irsnoe end Isrsel. to imrsde the United Arab
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In January, 195?, a source advised that ELIJAH
MUHAMMAD had described his organization on a nation-tide
Lasis as the "Nation of Islam" and Muhammad's Temples of
Islam."
On May 18, 1960, another source advised that the
FOI is an all-Negro organization which was originally
organized in 1930 in Detroit, Michigan. MUHAMMAD, its
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.
Members following MUHAMMAD'S teachings and his
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 "Ear of Armageddon."
In the past, officials and members of the N01,
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, l9;8, the first source related thst_-
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 16, 1960, another source reported that
MUHAMMAD early in July, 1958, had decided to de-emphasize
the religious aspects of the teachings of Islam and to
stress the economic benefits to be derived by the Negroes
who joined the NOI. This policy change, according to MUHAMAD,
would help him to acquire additional followers and create more
interest in his programs.
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the Nation or Inn by It-UAR IIUIIMIIMD with
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follows the policies and program as at torth by
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lvlllnatolloeere lieve thet he is the leet end greeteet
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brought into eleven. I pointed out thet nny eoeueeticee
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IL!-III IIUIIHD recently treveled to the Ier llet, evenvieita the h.¢ity oi bode lad lee every morerecei bylue ieedereendeeiconedeeetnnelulin.
M1001] I dieoueeed the progren denmied by
83.13! IUIMHD thet the United ltetee give lend to thee in thie eountrgin which the Iegroee den let up
own government, eegrepted tron-the-white receid their ovm eomons IIAOLI I eteted that theltetee governnent e 1: ogeeoie time nee coontg
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mt ha actually taaolaa lmlda thl tanplaa which tha whit!
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thay ottand no apylauat for 0lllII7l'0I'a addnu until.
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It is to be noted that no mention is made of the
events occurring at some of the NOI meetings and affairs
mentioned in this report inasmuch as no speeches or comments
were reported as being made that could be construed as sediti
revolutionary or anarchistic;
An information copy or this report is designatedfor the Chicago Office inasmuch ss they are the office or
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LE] The data appearing on the Security Index card are
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Title: rumon»-xx. _ pBureau 133-39932i 1
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Character: INTERNAL SEC?RITY - N01
Synopsis:
SubJect continues to reside at 23-ll 97th Street,
East Elmhurst, Queens, NY, and is a national NOI
leader an the full-time Mnister of ROI Temle
Nuber 7, NY, NY, SubJect's extensive NOI activities;
at NY and in various parts of the US set forth.
Also set forth are subjectis public appearances not 92
sponsored by the NOI, his contact with represents- Atives of the KICK and WP and 11s contact and comments I
relative to communism and Russia.
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A. Residence
Queens, rew Yor , a v se bject can "°""""i
23-11 97th Street, East Elmhurst,
Queens, New York.
B. I-Jnployment
See subject's Official Position, Section II,paragraph A below. I
II. AFFILIATICN wrrn '1'!-IE NATION or Ismr-1 not!ii iq , _1'_inf *' '_-r - g1, .4~ In:-no-|_*1-L,', &|__4uz-u%*i I
Characterizatiora of the Fruit ..
of Islam FOI!, Muslim Girls Training MT!,
NOI and N01 Temple kiumber 7, New York City,
are included in the Appendix of this report,
A. Official Position
The following sources advised on the indicated da
that subject continues to be the full--time Minister of NOI
Temple Number 7, 102 Heat 116th Street, New York, New York.
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or ELIJA1-I MUHAMMAD
B. Attendance, rertieipation and Affiliation with ROI Meeting;
And Affairs *_,, _ _ f , _ F L 1 ___~*li_ ... _._.1_1
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All of the meetings set forth below were held at
NOI Temple Number 7', 102 West 116th Street, New York, New Yo
unless indicated otherwise. -
Q_gl_92_r15er_! 9;attended etlng held ' e , 1.
Eadvised on various dates between October 14!1960, and rc ,21, 1961, that subject attended 12 no: and IQ
3 MET meetings during the period from October 7, 1960, to 7
birch B, 1961. .1 1 IOn March 14, 1961,described subject as one V
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" t eu' ject attended a" reception for A£ held at NOI Temple Number 7 on January 16, 1961.
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the following HOI meetin._=;s and artairs: '
African-Asian Bazaar held at
Rockland Palace, New York, New York, on
October 29, 1900.
NOI social dinner held on November
21}, 1960,
The play, Orgena , sponsored byNOI Temple Number 7 at Garner-ie Hall, new York,New York, on December 21+, 1960
dvieed on various dates between November.9,1960, andgrch !2, 1961, that subJect attended 1+ Ngéandll FOI meetiggs during the period from November ll, 1 O, to
March 19, 1 1
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advised on January 3, 1961, that subJect attended an PDT
meeting held on Becembcr 22, 1.960,
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1960, and A Ipr 4, 1961, that subject attended 10 no]: meetin5e{
during the period from November 6, 1960, to I-larch 26, 1961.
medvised on December 16, 1960, and again on
January ,1, 1,01, that subject attended en N01 meeting held won November 16, 1960, and on December 23, 1960, respectively, 3
1;Hedvised on November 15, 1960, that subjectwas presen a e play, "0rgena ,. presented at gall,New York, New York, by NQI Temple Number 7 on November 12, 1960L 'I
rumiehed the same information as }on November !!, !960.
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held st Temple Number 15, ll-1+4} Edgewood Avenue N,E,, Atlanta,
Georgia:
Meeting Source Date Furnished ,
December ll», 1960
December 5, 1960
December 7, 1960
December 9, 1960
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_South Greenwood Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, on February Z3,
adv:Lsed on _;o6i that sumectwas pro-se'n'% at Ethering held at F51 'I'emp1eYNumber ié, 5335
Greenwood Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, on February 24, 1961. .
advised o 1961, that subJeotattended an zasr held a e varsity or Islam Number 2,
5333 South Greenwood Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, on February
25, 1961, which was a part of the annual N01 convention.
lad-'ised onpresent econvention
February 25, 1961, at which ELIJAH
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ELIJ _ , the min speaker.
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with E!:IJ.A.H !~11£A!»'Ml92J.D end ether L101 Ministers the neeemper
write-ups on the NOI Convention,
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medneed o 1960, and on Decenbe23, 1960, eu Ject etten e an meeting held at 329
West State street, Jacksonville, Florida, on December 19 and
21, 1969, respectively,§_., fag J_ac1:s_onQ1.1_edL Plggidg L
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attended an O meeting held at . llip Street, New
Orleans, Louisiana, on December 23, 1960,
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The below-listed sources advised on the indicated
dates that subject attended the following-listed N01 meetings ;
held at Temple Nuber 12, 4218-20 Lancaster Avenue, Phila-
delphia, Pennsylvania: '
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The below-listed sources advised on the indicated
dates that subject attended an NOI meeting sponsored oh L
December 23, 1960, by Temple Number 28 and held at the First
Baptist Church Educational center, 3100 Bell Avenue, St.
Iouis, Mssouri,
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that subiec a en an I membership meeting a arms
Temple Number 1+, 513 8th Street 11.2,, Wahington, 11.0., held
on October 16, 1960.
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4, 1519 4th Street N.W,, Washington, D.C., on January ll, 1961.
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All of the meetings referred to below are included
in those mentioned above by the indicated source.
Eadsed thet at the no: meeting held at
Temple N er , New Ybrk City, on January 13, 1961, subject
was the sneaker and eaid that it the so-ealled hegroee will *
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said that it is time for the black men of America to
something of their own. There are 20 million or them
they are all too scared to stand u and demand something
themselves. MALCOLM then stated that it was time for
black man to wake up, stand up, and demand what he wants
stop begging the white man because for 400 years "e" 9
have waited and begged an the white man still says give us
a little more time.
Qadvised that at the no: meeting held at
ROI Temple r 7, New York city, on February 19, 1961,
Minister MALCOLM was the speaker and he spoke about a plane
up in the sky which has 35 thousand small planes, each carry
three bombs on it, This plane is for the sole purpose of
destroying America which has been given time to save itself
by giving ex-slaves a place of their own and assistance for
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N01 Annua ion held at Chicago, Illinois, on February
26, 1961, subject spoke and accused the white man of every-
thing from mass rape to mass murder along with mass robbery,
He than introduced ELIJAH MUHAMMAD, the main speaker,
According W amass mmmmn said that the whites were granted , years to rule and their time
has expired. He spoke of whites as murderers, thieves, and
liars, and added tat the whites could compensate for thir
ways by giving the black man 25 states of his own and helping
him for 25 years.Qsdvised that at the not meeting held at 7
New Haven, o icut, on.IhJnh 9, 1961, the subgect was the
speaker and said that a Muslim is quiet st all times unless
provoked, and it provoked, he is to resist to the death and
take a white person with him.
mmacvieec that at the no: meeti held at Temple N , New York City, on March 19, lgél, subject
was the speaker and said that the Honorable ELIJAH MUHAMMRD
is teaching the Negroes in America today that America not
only belongs to them, the whole earth belongs to them,
Subject further stated that soon we will have to push the
white man off ot"our"earth. He then added that God is A
destroying the Devil today with earthquakes, tornadoes and
floods and that America will be destroyed by fire 1:1 3 12 hgur
Q, SubJeot's Thur Ihroggh The South
SubJect made an extended tour throgghout the southe
part of the United States during December, 1 O, and*a1so*
returned for several appearances during January, 1961.
Information relative to subject's appearance during this
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tour at regular NOI meetings and affairs is outlined above
under paragraph B. Additional information relative thereto
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qaavised o 1960, that subjectspoke over re o station W , an a, Georgia, on December
B, 1960, at 5:30 p,m, -
Edvised c 1960, that an ennounc -J,nt was the mee e em eme NOI n5 '1' pl Number 7,
New York City, on December 114, 1960, that subject attended
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L/in Alabama, at which several colleges were repreented,
including Clark, Moorehouse, and Atlanta University. The
date of this conference was not furnished.
The December 17, 1960, issue of the "New Jersey
Herald News", a weekly newspaper published at Newark, New Je
contained an article datelined Atlanta, Georgie, which
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civic and fraternal groups. The article further indicated
that subject had lectured to divinity students at GammonTheological Seminary, Atlanta, Georgia, and to students at
Moore ouse.
mdvised on , that at an
NOI meeting on December Temple Number 7,
New Yo:-1: City, subJect was the speaker and spoke about his
recent trip through the South and stated he had visited the
following states, among others:
Georgie
Alabama
Louisiana
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The December 31, 1960, edition of the "New Jersey
Herald News" contained an article datelined Birmingham,
Alabama, which reflected that subject was touring the South
and had spoken in Birmingham, and had also spoken at the N01Mosqugain New Orleans, Louisiana, and at Pensacola and Tampa,
Flori ,
The "New Crusader", s weekly newspaper published in
chicago, Illinois, contained an article in their December 31,1960, issue datelined Birmingham, Alabama, and captioned,
Malcolm X Hits 'Tom' Preachers. The article stated that
in speeches throughout the South, subject has "charged
repeatedly that Negro preachers are making religious cowards
or the oppressed black masses by preaching a gosel or non
violence and peaceful suffering in the face of increasing
white hostility and attacks,"
This article indicated that subject had visited
Birmingham, Alabama, Tampa and Pensacola, Florida, n
The "New Jersey Herald News", in their January 7,
1961, edition, contained an article under the headline, "DixieNegro will Revolt", an "Malcolm X Forsees Southern Negro
Rebellion in 1961. The article, which was datelined Newark,
New Jersey, reflected that subject, who had just returnd
from an extended tour of the deep South, visited the paper's
office and stated that 1961 may witness s violent climax to
the South's continuing racial problem. He described_the Sout
as a tinderbox ' about to explode" and predicted that
this may be the year in which the young Southern Negro,
forced to the wall, is going to hit back, and hit back hard!
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about, the young Negro, has had Just about all he can stan."
The article further stated that subject was enthusiastic
about the growth of Muslim influence in the deep South.
The February 4, 1961, edition of the "New Jersey
Herald News" contained an article datelined Atlanta, Georgia
and captioned, "Muslims Give JFK Nan A Fit." The article
explained that Dr. ARTHUR SCHLESINGER, JR , Economic Adviserto the President, spoke on January 17, 1951, at Sisters
Chapel, Spelman College Campus, Atlanta University center,
and during his talk compared the black Muslims with 1'
the mu Klux Klan KKK!. During a
subsequent question and answer period, subject, who was
present and identified himself only as a Muslim, sharply
questioned Dr. SCHLESINGER about the basis for the above
etatement and rerced him tc etate that he had insufficient
evidence to go into the subject any further. See page 18 re KKK]
The January 24, 1961, edition or the "New Jersey
Herald News" contained a photograph or subject talking with
students after a speech at Davage Auditorium, Clark College,
Atlanta, Georgia.
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Department, Bureau of pee a
advised en November 16, 1960, tna bills of NOI Teple
Number 7, New York City, are paid in cash and he has personally
observed subJect take cash from the safe in Temple Number T
Restaurant, 113 Leno Avenue, New York, New York, and pay
bills therewith.
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23, 1960, a mass trial was conducted by subject concerning
severalrmrel violations by members of the Temple, The
violations included smoking reerers,adultery, fornication, _
taking narcotics and selling narcotics. In regard to the
member of Temple Number 7 who allegedly sold narcotics,
MALCOLM stated that he was lucky that he was caught by the
Muslims instead of the law, because the law would "blow this
up and use it against Elijah Muhammad." All or the violators
were expelled from the Temple for periods lasting from 90
days to 5 years,
The December 3, 1960, New Ybrk edition of the
"Pittsburgh Courier", a weekly newspaper published in Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania, contained an article which reflected that the
NOI had filed a $3,000,000 suit for libel and slander against
the Hearst Newspapers Consolidated charging a misrepresenta-
tion in an article published in the September 25, 1960, edition
of the "New York Journal American" of the Hearst chain.
According to this article, the article involved contained in-
accuracies and misrepresented the meeting between New Ybrk
Muslim Minister MALCOLM X and FIDEL CASTRO, The article
falsely charged that the N01 was deeply involved in some
international intrigue with NASSER or Egypt, CASTRO of Cuba
and KHRUSHCHEV of Russia in a plot to win the mind or
America's 20 million Negroes and use them in winningtthe .
allegiance of the newly independent African nations.
The "New Ybrk Amsterdam News", s weekly newspaper
published in New York, New Ybrk cotained an article in theircity edition of February 25, 1951, which reflected that
subject vowed to take legal steps against United States
ambassador to the United Nations, ALEAI STEVENSON and NewYork Police Commissioner STEPHEN P, KENNEDY, for their Y
statements that the disorder at the United Nations in February,
1961, was caused by the NOI.
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The Mrch ll, 1961, edition of the "New York
Amsterdam News" contained an'article which reflected that the
United States Muslims sued two New York daily newspapers,
"The World Telegram" and the "Journal American , for $6,000,000
in libel as a result of stories put out last February
involving a demonstration by Negroes at the United Nations
Security Council hearings. The suit was filed on behalf
or ELIJAH MUHAMMAD, head of the N01, and MALCOLM X, head or
the New York City N01 Temple.
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The "New Jersey Herald News in their February 25,
1961, edition, contained an article datelined Washington,
D.C., which reflected that the Howard University student
chapter of the National Association for the Advancment of
Colored People mac?! had to withdraw an invitation to
subject to speak on February lk, 1961, for their Negro
History Week" because his appearance had not been registered
in advance with the Student Activities Office, .,
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that subject was interviewed on his
tetion relative to the N01 views and beliefs on March 23,
, by a member or the WBZ TV start,
The "Zoe angeles Bispatch", a weekly newspaper
published in Los Angeles, California, in their April 20, 1961
edition, contained an article which reflected that due to
illness, ELIJAH MUHAMMAD was forced to cancel s speaking
engagement at Embassy auditorium on April l6, 1961, and that
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subJect substituted for him; SubJect also filled in for
ELIJAH h'u'I-midfuw" et three ether eeheduled reetihge, eeee-it ii
to the article.
The "TV Guide", a wfeekly publication that lists Alocal New York area television prggrams in their editionggvefr-ir the period from April 22 to , 1961, reflected §
e 0 owing:
On Sunday, April 23, 1961, at 1|-:00 p.m., the program, »*"Gpeh h'ind'f, oh BEG TV had a dieeueeieh eh "The Black I-hteldmein Americe.,.- rticipante in the program included Professor
c. ERIC-141150018, hor oi the book, The Black lime in- Ameriei ; J LU-IN, author, GE%GE ,_Ag,smigt
Editor of the "Pittsburgh Gourier ;' and MALCOLM Ii, Minister
of Temple Number 7 in Harlem.
1961, that subject D Pdvieed onreportedly s to speak on the of the NOI at Wheeler
Hall, 'd'-nir-tit? of California, Ber-helei, delifer-hie-, eh
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1960, contained an article datelined New Haven, Conggggticut,
which refleeted that edhjeet ehgeged ih e dejaete at iele --University Lew School with National NAACPYouth Secretary. They debate ether separatism is betterfor Negroes than integration, ;,_-7-___1'./0114-/45* cf;/5', /I ' M5" In ff r-The "New Jersey Herald News"i"}their November 12, G,/ta: I ,1960, edition, contained e photograph of subject debatingon J1?
racial matters with an NAACP representative on radio station
WBAI, New York City, on November 7, 1960.
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The March 11, 1961, edition of the "Pittsburgh
Courier" contained an article which reflected that subject
engaged in a debate with HRBERT WRIGHT, National yeuth
Secretary of the NAACP, at City College, College of the City
or New York, New York, New York, on March 2, 1961. The
article stated that subject said that the United States
government still owes back pay to the Negroes for 310 years
of slave labor, and he rejected the NAACP=s cententien that
integration was working. Instead, according to the article,
the subject proposed that the American Negro set up his own natio
with land and grants from the federal government. The article
quoted subject as saying, "It'll take more than a cup of
tea in a white restaurant to make us happy."
The March 25, 1961, morning editions of te "Boston
Herald" and the Boston Globe, daily newspapers published in
Boston, Mssechueetts, reflected that the Harvard Lat School
Forum presented a program at Sanders Theater, Cambridge,
Massachusetts, on March 1901, in the nature of e debate
between subject and WALTER_ INCTON, NAACP member. The
article indicated that CARR O favored integration while
subject favored complete separa on.
The "Yale Daily News", a daily newspaper published
by undergraduate students at Yale University New Haven, I
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article which reflected that on April 19, 961; at Yale
University, subject would debate with L0 JAX, LOMAX -'
was described as the author of "The Reluc t cans and
s former_reporter tor the "Chicago American." e meeting
was sponsored by the Yale chapter of the NAACP.
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The KKK has been designated by
the Attorney General or the United States
pursuant to Executive Order 10450,
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Klan offic a s met with leaders or the H01 on the night of
January 28, 1961, in Atlanta, Georgia. One of these N01
leaders identified himself as MALCOLM I of New York, and it
was the source's understanding that MALCOLM X claimed to
have 175,000 followers who were complete eeparationists,
were interested in land and were soliciting the aid of the
Klan to obtain land. During this meeting subject stated
that his people wanted complete segregation from the white
race, and that land obtained would be occuisd by them and
they would maintain their own businesses and government,
Subject further stated that the Jew is behind the integrsti
movement, using the Negro as a tool. Subject was further
quoted as stating that his people would do anything to
defend their beliefs and promote their cause and in his
opinion there would be violence some day. Subject was
further quoted as saying at this meeting that if one of his
people went against their teachings, he would be destroyed,
Subject also stated that if his people were faced with the
situation that the white people of Georgia new face, that
tranxra, meaning those who assisted integration leaders,
would be eliminated,
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General of the United States
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S it _wdviad NF 196°, that dwaDecember, 1 , btlnister I-TA LM X I-I'1'1LE of NOI Temple
Number 7, New York City, made the following statements:-u
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the United States. This revolution will start in Harlem and T
that "we" are the leaders of this Black man Revolution.
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NICOLAI LENIN and JOSEPH STALIN and stated that they were 1
actually non-white men. He explained that LENIN was of the 92
yellow race descending from the Mongols and STALIN descending l
from Semitic-Arabs and a I-Iuslim mixture with dark skin. The '
Americans who are white will fight the Russians ssesuse
they are non-white; it will be race against race and we
American black men will B92'.pp02"b the Russians. we will kill J
all the white men in the United States.
We blacks have good leadership and we will build a
Communists. who are helping us to organize a righting group
in Harlem-righting organization. I-Ie have Russian experts, good I I
MIBOLM I criticized the United States Department U
of State and stated that the United States Government does
want free Africans but the Africans will be free with the
assistance or the aasaian array right in airica. lie stated
that the United States was responsible for encouraging
England, France and Israel to invade the United Arav Republic
in 1956. .
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"mad dog" temporarily on e lease. According to
subject is violently anti-white and insists that he teamust be destroyed; ,,/f92use 1=-=~=~»~ 1»February , , H , contacted various
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discuss some united front action regarding the "murder"of former ongolese Premier PATRICE LUMUI-TBA, According
to PATTERSON knew these individuals would probably
do some ng on their own and he wished to coordinate their
activities with the OP. Out ofuthese contacts grew theplans for the Memorial meeting to be held on February 26,
1961, at Hotel Theresa in New York city's Harlem,
"The Worker", December ll, 1960,
issue, page 12, identiiied HILLIAM PATTERSON
as a full-time member of the New York State
GP in the capacity of Vice-Chairman,
"The worker" is an East Coast
Comunist weekly newspaper.
advised that on February 15, 196 sml " 1 =~=~*==~=of the Ha members was held in Harlem to discuss
continued participatien in pro-ima affairs, and it use
decided that the OP should do everything to keep the
"memorial meeting" on February 26, 1961, under control.
It was also announced that a meeting to make final plans
for the "memorial meeti ~" would be held in Harlem on February19, 1961. According toga discussion was then held
as to whether or not subgec s uld be invited to this
planning meeting, but it was finally decided that he should
be invited only to the "memorial meeting,"
It is to be noted that on February 26, 1961,
according to information set forth above under Section II,
paragraph B, subject was in Chicago, Illinois attending the
Annual NOI Convention. .
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A characterization of the HHP
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and had invited New jori: City around "5
Christmastime, on Christmas Eve,
A confidential source advised on 1April 8, 1959, that at a conference of the -
Marcyits Minority Group Wt-IP! held on A r *
ll nd 5, 1959, at Buffalo, New York,Queue chosen as a megfoer or the Nations
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e empted to contact subiect. also indicated on that
date that he intended to go to Temple;
medvised 0% 1960, that st theNOI meeting at Temple Num er , eet lloth Street,
New York, New York, o , the subject intro-duced to the iudience_who was present for
the meeting.
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On May 18, 1930, a source advised that the
Fruit of Islam FOI! is s rrovp within the Nation of C.» .
Islam NOI! composed of all a
of the ROI. The purpose of t
officials and property of the
of members with NOI teachings
"Her of Arma"eddon." Memberspie-bodied male members
Le FOI is to protect
POI, assure compliance
and to prepare for the
of tne FOI are required
to part1¢1pa¬e in military drill and are afforded the
oooortunity to engage in jade training. The FOI is
go}errcd by a military system wherein the members are
controlled by general orders similar to those issued
by regalur military organizations.
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On May 19, l§6O, a source advised that the Muslim
irls Training MGT! is a group within the Nation of Islam
I31! and is composed of all female members of the NOI.
.2 HGT is similar in structure to the Fruit of Islam,
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that the MCT has officers, similar to military organizations,
to whom other female members are accountable. MGT members
receive instructions in homemaking, hygiene, calisthenics,
and other subjects such as'Nuslim history and the English
language. There also exists a Junior MGT which is composed
0? female members of the N01 who are between the ages of 15and 19 and who are afforded military-type drill.
Since 195? various officers and "sisters" of the
HGT hsve, at meetings of the MGT, used the term HGT so that
it also means General Civilization Class. General
C1liliZ3t1On Class refers to classes conducted within the
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a group within the N01 which is composed of all
members of the NOI. The MGT is similar in structure
Fruit of Islam, which is composed of all male members
NOI. In theory the MGT exists in all Temples of the
ROI and is patterned after the MGT at Muhammads'TEmple of
Islam No. 2, Chicago. General Civilization Class refers to
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NATION or ISLAM M01!
also known as Muslim C;lt .
of Islam, Muhammad's Temples 1
of Islam__
In January, 1957, a source advised that ELIJAH I
MUHAMMAD had described his organization on a nation-wide
basis as the "Nation of Islam" and "Muhammad's Temples of
Islam." I
On May 18, 1930, another source advised that the I
N01 is an all-Negro organization which was originally
organized in 1930 in Detroit, Michigan. MUHAMMAD, its
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.
Members following MUHAMMAD'S teachings and his
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
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On May 5, 1938, 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 poasible prosecution by the United States Governmen .
However, he did not indicate any fundamental changes in th
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On May 16, 1960, another source reported that
MUHAMMAD early in July, 1958, had decided to de-emphasize
the religious aspects of the teachings of Islam and to
stress the economic benefits to be derived by the Negroes
who joined the NOI. This policy change, according to MUHAI D,
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also known as Muhamad's Temple of
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On June 21, 1960, a source advised that
the Nation of Islam Temple Number Seven, 102 West116th Street, New York Citx, is the New York City
Temple of the Nation of Is am headed by ELIJAHMUHAMMAD with headquarters in Chicago, Illinois.
Temple Number Seven follows the pol cies andprograms as set forth by ELIJAH MUHAMMAD. ! /f
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womcsns wosm PARTYOn April 17, 1959, a source advised that on
February lg, l959, a socialist worhers rarty sue! minority group,
under the leadership of National Committee memh SAM BALLAN,
known in the SWP as SAM MARCY, split from the SWP. 5
The source stated that this minority group, referred
to as the Narcyites, after many years of program and policy
differences on varied issues concerning tactics and interpretation
of political events, split from the swr on the grounds that the
Party was liquidating itself by departing from the Marxist
precepts of LEON THOTSKY and retreating from the fight for the
world socialist revolution. The final issue which ultimately
forced the split was the minority's opposition to the SWP
regroupment policy which involved cooperation with the Communist
Party CP! periphery - individuals characterized by the minority _
as petty-bourgeois.
The minority program, according to the source,
advocates the unconditional defense of the Soviet Union and has
as its goal the building of a revolutionary party uitn a
complete proletarian orientation for the purpose of overthrow
capitalism in the United States and throughout the world.
On May 12, 1960, the source advised that this
minority group had chosen the name workers world Party with
headquarters located at #6 west 21st Street, New York, New York.
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Bureau, New York and Chicago to record events and publicity sur-
" rounding the conclusion of the visit to Northern California by/; ,» M.ALC01:.t-1 x.
/ The 5/7/61 edition or the "San Francisco Chronicle,"
* daily newspaper, carries an article reporting that the Univer-
sity of California decision to ban a campus talk by MALCOLI-T X
was vigorously attacked by the azsariean Civil Liberties Union
ACLU! on 5/6/61. The ACLU is quoted as calling the Univer-
sity's ruling a perversion or the meaning or the law and a sham.
The 5/6/61 edition of the "San Francisco Examiner, "
- daily newspaper, printed a news item setting out that SLATE,
University or California political organization, on 5/5/61 pro-
tested the cancellation of the scheduled campus speech by MALCOLM
X. RICHARD FALLENBAUI-1, Vice Chairman or SLATE, is reported to
have said that tc deny M_A1_3CCIi92I"l!"tha"'ngnt to speak, atter al-
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a leader of the Sacramento -I-Ioslem League,,t0ld a gathering or 350
persons at Sacramento, including FIIABCUII4 X, that the Negro I-luslim
group are members oi the true Moslem religion, At the same time,rdenounced the policy or certain California otficials, in- "
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MALCOLM X addressed an audience of 200, the maJority of then T'.T
white, at Stiles Hall, the University of California YMCA off
campus.! 1_£-Ie_c;-iticized the University administration for re- __
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to Japan. In his talk, MALCOLM X demanded land for the black
people in exchange for 300 years of slavery. The newspaper re-
lease_,ccncludes with the eta tenant that 2-'.ALCOLt%!s remarks wereenthusiastically received by/the! overflow audience- . Q
On the evening of 5/11761, from 9:30 p.m. to 10:15 p.a..
MALCOLM I appeared on Television station KQED, channel 9. San
Francisco, on the program "Bay Area Profile. The program was ..,._,,,...on video tape and ared in the fora: of a debateMALCOLM I and HCOI3; prominent San Francisco Negro at-._-,*4:.-;;ptorn_e_y and President f;the._San..FranciscoTJK5'p'teY of'the"NAAC?_;? "4T" '-"Ac?ting as sodetor was the pregrsn host, _§g§EE. , ihoTei.§:';=1. - " gave a brief history of the Black Muslim Movement. in Us
'1; ._ ductory remarks. Each speaker presented a brief statement '
' - the remainder of the time was devoted to questions and answers.
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stated that the Muslims are not black nationalists and are not""'
political in nature as charged in recent publicity. He referredm, ,-to himself as a "follower" of ELIJAH MUHAMMAD and not the numhersié-i=. e
two nan of the movement. He said all of MUHAMMAD: fo11owersa ff _» '
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' essence, devoted to the moral reformation of blac1c,,people in '
America, seeking unity, harmony and economic independence from
__ "our former slave masters. He pointed out that "we" are"J . a hate gmup tut "we" hate suffering and cppressicn as aeeend f '
class citizens. He decried the use. of integration as a panacea, "
and he oited"the meager gains made since the 19511 Supreme Court
ruling as an indictment of integration and as _a need for com- ._
plate separation, not segregation. MALCOLM called ELIJAH MIJHAMMAD
a modern MOSES and the hope of the black man in America. Be Ilen-
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rejects and ex-convicts principally. '
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the resent visiting Minister of Temple No. '7, rented a room fromthehwhen he was in NYC.
over the Ph!!a!elphia HUI Temple replacing Iillie Sharrieff as llini
no date! he abolished all o ices and appointments made by SherrieEugene Bee ae appointed Assistant Minister
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On 9/15/54_1dvieed that Hyrtle liawscn 1,
was the present Secretary of the E61 in Philadelphia having served 11
during 1954 under the following ministers: Brother Charles I!
Unecl, Briht? I111 ie ! Shdfriéff, and Brother ndzedzn ! Little A
also sets out lengthy information furnished
regarding JIOI meetings in which llalcolm Littlle
owing dates: p
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ring an interview on ll/23/54,identified ududzd ! Little
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advised that Little attended a meeting of the H6on 4/14/54 in Pnizddezpmd..1pa n'I/
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dvised that a meeting of I 5/3/54, Br ther lfalcolm Li e appointed Brother Jeremiah I to the pos -tion of Second Lieutenant in the FOI in the ila e p a Temple of HUI. %
advised that lfalcolm Little attended a meeting o
1. I/JU aha a meeting of the Fl on 5/'5/54 in ilade hia.
advised and: on 12/1/54 Little designated Jerem ah
I as Acting Captain of the POI of the Philadel ia
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maduised that at a special meeting not further idescribed e on 2/12/54 Broth l ntified
Herman X! Brown, husband of do G
Head Investigator of HUI Terny I
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as Acting Lieutenant of the
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but forbidden to participate in any activities at theee neetinge.
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that Llalceln Little was her t
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the head 0 e Temple No.7, 102 Feet ll6th St. ITO.07¢
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Mass. stated that Halcoln Little and other convicts in the _[q_|_;,. Stat
Refomatory, continued to pursue dictates of the lluslia faith. They
had first announced their decisions te prey to Allah while confines.
at the Norfolk Prison Colony. They all had cells facing the last and -
had grown beards and nustaches. They refused to submit to typhoid
shots and to eat pork.
On 3/21/55, lass.
State Prison, advised co a , rner ,
small a tine to tine to prison officials fo
-.._ ..-_..-, lees _, re.-.-. Pep-.. ..-: the _eslee. Chm-c.., fer use cf fellow
members who were inmates of various prisons.
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.iuring the latter part of 1954was reno as cretary of the D
Iemple byzdvikg that llalcoln Little was the rinci lat meetings o e MCI Temple in Philadelphia on 10/2015,45 2/5255
3/23/55. statements set out!
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tt e announced tat nenbers 0 the 3.1. Ten ls should atronize f PJ and D Vegetable Store, 13-90% Fifth Aue., I56, as it was owned by
nenbers of the Ll. Temple.
An inquiry at ' that the
operated by and his w__ 7 "' a p
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the nor mee ng held on 2/2/5.5 in Philadelphia. statenents set out
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vieee that on 5/2/as Halaolln Little stated that
* e aanmended for his autstanding work in the iiCI
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was '%cting Investigator of the Philadelphia HUI Temple.'%cting" had been designated to all officers of the lbnpls as they
been appainted by Halcalm Little and had nat yet been appraved by Eli
Hbhammed,the national leader of the MCI.
Fdvised that Halcoln Little spoke at HUI meetingsin Philade p a on the following dates: 3/2/.55, 3/23/55, 5/4/ss and
Z/12/55. statements set out!" 67!:
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advised that at a meeting at the Phi
olm Little said that James A. I.
had given up his way of life and
or eac ings o ijah Mohammad.
*1auieee that lfalcoln Little participated in normeetings in adelphia on the following dates: 2/2/35, 3/P/35,3/3/55, 5/4/.55, '2'/12/55. statements set out!
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would be uior's Day Afair on Feb.
1955, i bile, since he had obse
Little a Cadillac. '
This reference also sets out information concerning Li
participation in M21} POI and
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Securit EearinU QBoard Secon e available a copy of a heari gsg is-vbadvised that he believed Mal;-all zmezl
on 8K§£i5 of According to this transcript portions se e now of and nenbership in the M?
and stated he did not know Malcolm
On 1o_/20/ssgaavuea that Malcolm Little was theqficial Minister and n comp ete over-all charge qf the Fhiladelphi
MCI Temple # 12. Little had appointed George fhden as Minister in
his absence.
aduised that a closed meeting for registered menonly was held at the Boston Itmple of the MCI, 522 Columbus Ave. on12.14455. Malcolm Little urged the members to patronize businesses
- -where qf the Bostoni whom. he described
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during the last week in . , ro er a co 1 If!-on I-1. visited
ilusl in "brothers" in Laekaroanna, H.Y.. to determine their progrese
and to assist in the teachings of Allah. _
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1952-1956, that
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4336 Williams -S't., Inkster, llichiggp. Investigation by the Detroit
Uffice had revealed that habosz was possibly identical with Malcolm
little. In connection with this, lengthy background information is set
out concerning Malcolm Little, wa. Malachi Shabazz, which was taken
from El Office files.
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the HCI at Ferry Center, 27.5 East Ferry, Detroit, Uich. on 3/8/56.
le and three student ministers including Harry I Bqffinsattended. The iron NYC in a 1956 Chevrolet Station.1- Ii agar! _ear.ng J-" __cene
During an interview on 5/25/56
identified llalcoln Little as llinister of Telpll Io. 7 of t e , and
Joseph Gr-auitt as Captain of the POI, Temple Ho. '7, H0. He admitted
he was also a member of the LICI and I01}
Sc.-3' hat during the period,
was in the Concord
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4 e 2 n Temple 11-2 had recently been sea re y c e y ister Halcoln
of IJYU. Informant stated that Malcolm attended the above meeting and
declared that the U.8. sends troops all over the world to protect
smaller nations who were liable to aggression, but refused to send
troops into the South to protect rights of black Americans. He stat dthaIt,E1i_Z'ahAL'0hammed was the only one who had the answer to the race,.f92 QT 1 _IIya uuacm 5 ml-it thug ii
was introduced to the audience c
at an L-{C function, ; , on y Brother Malcolm, as a fifteetaught in Philadelphia, Boston an:-{.1
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he was ezcommunicate ram e o oring beliefs againstteachings of Ministers of Temple F, threatening the life of llalcI 1 ,1 I-4». Al A. -.-..-{+4-.r-1» -A. 1+4 - .44-1. ._.._.--. _.4--1...-.. -0 4!.-unu GCCZi3o-'33 lotus UJ uvm-uavvvony uuuil. 0:198 wool; wumcti lnlilrl ' 955$Joseph Z had also been replaced for failing to reporta
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' 9' on 8/24/56 at le #25, Atlanta Ga. 04' the Ahrrva yruwunv at G meet;-'3The were in town in re arati I U P P
the weekend of Aug. 25 and 26.
spoke and gave a big buildup to
Eaduised that on 8/26/56 a meeting was held at
church in an a in conjunction with the convention of lluslin
in Atlanta. The meeting was in charge of Brother James Ad: along
Malcolm. I of the NJ. Temple.
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ou Tour o the Brotherhood o Islam" was held at .f J
Shaw Temple, A.iI.E. Zion Church, Atlanta, Ga. Elijahah llohanned '
was represented by llolcolm of NYC who delivered the main lecture.
Malcolm informed Mohammad in Chicago at three hour intervals concern ng
the proceedings. portion of speech set out!
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numerous telephone cal s to FTC including one to llalcoln on 8
advised that Minister llalcoln of the N 1' Tenplspoke at the "goodwill tour of Islam" held in Atlanta on Aug: 24-26
1956.
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advised that at an HUI nesting in Chicago Q»
?/l5./56 Hinister ialcelm of lift, stated that the so-called iegro 1
America today was held captive by the American government. He rid! uled
plans for integration, demanded separation of the Negro and white ces,
and called upon the American Negro to fern their own governnent i
the U.S.
Inft. advised on e_/31./sc, that he b&1:w¢d-rm st
l cGhee was possibly a protege of Hinister llolcoln bec use
of the a c-Ghee came to Chico o r-on H9, and tn a short eriod 9cf; gattezcdicncgd jay-éicgittcn cf aaathcrttg and was presently Se Fetati;o enp e o. o , cago.
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in Chicago they went to the home of Elijah Huhammad, Greenwood 100., 92
where they met with Muhammad and Malcolm I, the Minister from LI. Thegroup then attended a meeting at Temple Ho. 2. Malcolm I was introd#ced
and he stated that the white man, the "Slave Master", was the "devil .
lialcolm I introduced Hiawatha I whom he described as the i
youngest minister in 110.1.
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he had been removed
som e principles taught by Hinister Malcolm
was also removed as Captain of the F01,
In 8 C113 e new O O J86 HMS G no 01118 8 h 1: _r_z>' ndhad til; dth1:01 ofattitu.de.H0, advis
advised that an MCI meeting was held on P/4/56, place not stated!» lialcolm, the HEI lfinister from 1176', stated thatone was ever robbed as completely as the so-called Negro; that 3U8rg hing
had been taken from him, even the name of the Divine Supreme Being,
vised that at an MCI meeting in Philadelphia on
from N16, announced the engagement of
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member, re ed
o individuals ide ther Thomas" and"Bro er OJ rt" had come into the falo area from AL! " or the -
pose of setting up a temple". The Buffalo Offics efforts to verify the presence of-ithin its division. The Buffalo PBHotel Fendome, Buffalo, revealed tha %Hartford, Conn. registered at the ho
Q - a 02:, 25 46 99th, East Elmhurst 69 Long Island, N. .registered on 10/30/56 and departed on l0/3166. The Buffalo Dffifiles contained no information concerning Malachi Shabazz,
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Ave., 1'I.i7., Washington, D. 0. on 3/25/56. "l.'alcom" d ri i elfas being e H01 Minister from N..T. and stated th had gone to lift? to visit the F01" Temple therE:,""'i 920" 12/5/55%advised that_had stateckheould iigo to NYC during Dec., and preside at me
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to Washington to take the place during Dec.
Temple No. 14, Hartfo , onn., had called Malcolm I a that the Zatt
was coming to Hartford to straighten out difficulties concerning thecollection of funds. Informant identified Malcolm I as Ealcalm Little,a minister of the l¢'6I Temple in NYC. h
meeting 0|! the N01 held at 2118 Kain -St., Hartford, 6'gnn., on 8/20/56. Q .
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l/25/5'? Bureau Agents observedremove baggage from the New York, ew ave a a o
at roa tation, with the help of Malcolm I and transport the baggag
to 83 Earle 313., Hartford, Conn.
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advised on 2/21/5? that "a
with Malcolm Little and John 1 immo s, Assista t
le N0. '7, I-TOI, NYC, would travel ahead of other mem-
hers of the Temple to attend the JYOI tfonvention in Chicago during Feb ,
1957. The significance of the advanced trip was unknown toiinforman
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on 2/22/5? and charged with assault and batte
for the beating of a white Chief of Police at omaton, Ala. Ihite
telephoned Chicago, and an individual by the name of Malcolm I, who said
he was an official for the Islam religion at Ehicago, came to Pensacola.
Malcolm Z paid Wilson a fee for representing White, who was a mini ter
for the religious group in Pensacola.
Dari a conversation with N01 leaders in the Albany-Troy,
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which was instigated y sted as a result of a s
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The NJ. Office advised that on 4/2/5?, during an inat o. '7 Luncheonette, 200 Leno: Ave., N1"0, s observed in the luncheonette with Ma co ittle
a severa nown HOI members from Temple Ho. '7.
advised that Malcolm Litt e»- 7/ 7 at Tem le 7. was the p n- pa sped er at an meeting on 4/ ,5 p .
He commented on a letter from the "White Devil" that was publish cl
in the "Pittsburgh Courier," and discussed El ijah Muhammad 's col n
in that paper. He said HUI was trying to get other newspapers t
publish the column.
dvised that at another N01 meeting on 5/l2 5?
Little sta e a all POI members should attend the court trial on
.5/21./5?f§ usl im brothers who had been arrested in an altercation ith
the RTE PD.
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on 7/26/5'? identified Malcolm Mtge as an mportant
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In Jan. 1952, Records o, the Massachusetts State Prison,
Charlestown, Haas. revealed that me aninmat y with- Bo ItoMass._ 1.?On 7/39/5 duised that Halcolm x_ttTe was cu
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aduised that he learned at an nor meeting in Q
Hartjord, onn., on l/6/5? that the Hartford group had apparently
split over a dispute of money collected from HOI members. Irgforma
stated he believed that llalcolm I Little of the NJ. H01, was comi
to Hartford to settle the dispute.
a On 1/ll/5? llalcolm I Little agate on black supremacy t
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The N01 met at 109? Iain St., Hartford on 6/13/-5?. Ia
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as lnteruieweg a! lanslng,
g=time _,'riendshi- with the atthir of Halcailbert, lfessey and Fieginald Little all N01 members and niniste
N01 temples! and her having "practically watched the boys grow up
her friendly relationship with them was not criticized by thein Lansing, despite their public IIOI activity.
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in 1.1. -Que etated they were having a lot of trouble with the
and if the trouble with Syria nae put before the United Iatiole; -all I
branches of the iioelene and the people who inea Illah would he '
requested to march around the United Iatione Building. liehalnad
her to call Brother Malcolm or the Brother 8ecretarg of the Temple in
H0 and aek for cooperation.Jii
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Conn.
1oo1n I Little leavi the_, hole of Hartford. ,6-"-A-9
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at a neet ng of the I01 at 109? Iain 8t. Hartford, t-can. _ ' '
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aduieed that during foo. 1957, _
e a e he had left Temple Io. 8, I01,eet neat lfcdhee, ecretarg 5] Temple Io. 2! and Hinieter Ia! Malcolm Little Temple Io. 7, ITIC made ineulting etatellente and
0; violence aaaihet LIL, 5; etated that eriticiee beceae ht:nae not a Ill-B01 nae not jaetified, and if he ever rqtprned to th Ie_f_~:='izzple he would attempt to have Erneet and Ialooln reioued fro!
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in NJ. She stated they were having o lot of trouble with the Byridne
and if the trouble vith Syria were to be put before the Fnited ctions,
all branches of the lfoslene and the people who knew Allah would be
requested to march around the Uhited lotions Building. She stated
that thie would be the first united llosleu movement and that they
deei red cooperation fro: all bronohee of lfoelens. Iuhoanod ndvieed
her to coll Brother Malcolm the Brother Secretary of the Temple in
FIG and ash for cooperatie
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advised that lrolcols I was one of the main epeokere:~:i at o aeet!ng of lle H01 held on 5/29/57 at 109? Iain 8t., Hartford,Conn. /
n I Little leaving theit hone ___ 7 i fr _ rtford. Q1; L},1-, odvieed that on 10/23/5'? llalooln I roe the loin
epeaher d of the I01 at 109'? loin Btu Hartford, Conn
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noted no nod left Temple Fe. 5?, 3'61, unicago, oT:oueet Iodhee, Secretory 5/ Temple lo. 2! and jipister Ioleollcola Little fenple Io. 9', I10 node ineulting stoteients end threats
of violence ogoinet his. Be etoted that oriticiel: hecduee his uije
nae not o nenber woe not justified, and if he ever returned to theiggple he would attempt to have Ernest and llolooll removed from thou
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Waavisea that Malcolm Little spoke at regular Sund yNOI meetings a emple 1, on ll/10/5? and 12/8/5?. In his stateme tshe referred to the American flag as "a rag" and predicted the end of
North America. He stated that the U.-S. was the laughing stock of th
world because of its inability to fire a satellite, and that Russia as
able to destroy the world.
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stated that Malcolm I Little was ]mp e , , C. - U
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was one of sis: X's who were brought to Los Ange ea n _ o ,
y a colm I Little. They were now leaders in the H01 in SouthernCalifornia. _
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search of the home of Malcolm Little no date! by the police at Ihioh
time the Huslims in Ualcolm's home fought the NJ. pol ice.
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iiiadvised that a meeting of u1'.t_# 12, Philadelphia,
6 18 58. Following the meeting llalcoln Little made a
o a small group of members that he had recently seenin Uh icago.
advised that an o/1/as size}; Jack,
Earl Bro *- io , H0 Coumilman, and Malcolm I Little", all s a a
street rally at 125th St. and 7th Ave., NYC. Jack and Brown gave shewas held on
political speeches. llalcolm criticized politics in general, saying twere run by the white man and in his speech stressed freedom for the
black man.
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spanded with llalcolm Little a formerhr. te, who first became a member of the N01 while at the Institute.
stated it wasvfrom Piiiiontact with Little that he first learn _the ivuf no date! -1
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Main St. Hartford. The meeting was to be addressed by Malcolm I,
fiery personal representative of El ijah Muhammad.
Qaciuised that a meeting of Temple Mo. '7 H01, H0,was held on 1 l 5 . Malcolm I told the audience that the teachings
of El ijah Muhammad were made in an effert to give then a better is-".der=
standing of the Muslims and Mr. Muhammad because both had been gravely
misrepresented.
_aduised that_Minister Malcolm of Temple # 7', N90,was master-o;rt e"remonies at the Annual Convention of the F01 held at
the Metropolitan Baptist Church, 41st Street and South Parkway, Chicag ,
on 3/l/59. statements set out!
_:dvised that Minister Malcolm was present at a Q!
meeting 071'-emple'T'P, H11, NYC, on 4/15/59. He stated "=l1e should
forget about our religions and think of ourselves as black men with
one common cause and one common enemy, the white nan. He related that
lfuha.-wad was a black man and had taught "us" that the white nan is the
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in Nov. 1954 and later ed Minister. Little nnneunced at aspecial meeting of Temple 5* 12 and/22/59 that hacgbeen removed
as a result of the issuance of a license to a taue n located at 42nd
and Brown St. Philadelphia.
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a ed El ijah u ammore rom so o evote all his time ""n that project . Hex? orsaid he called at the suggestion of Malcolm X. 7- -
It was noted that Young was the author of a regular column
in the "Philadelphia Tribune" and occasionally made comments favorable
to Elijah Muhammad and the H01.
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advised a , _ n ted rican hationalist Movement,
105-92148! sponsored an open air meeting in honor of the anniversary
of Marcus Garvey not further identified! which was held on ?th Ave.
between 125th and 126th St. H76. One of the speakers was Malcolm IMinister qf HUI Ibmple No. 7 NYC. L//
advised that Minister Malcolm I stated that the
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when Fr. Khruschev arrived in MIC on 9/1?/59, in protest to the maythe black man is treated in this country. Khruschev-cs.-uld then tell U
this to the Russian people.
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Malcolm Z Little addressed a meeting of the ""7 or "1/9'/'=°held at MTI No. 2, Chicago. statements set out
d'vised that in Nov. 19.59 Malcolm I Little told
El ijah Mu no he would need a letter of finances in connection
with his trip to the Near East. This letter should certify that the
Muslims of the U.S.A. were res onsible for the travel and naintainance8.I'p8I'l8¬8 of his party and should be signed by the Secretary and Treasurerof Temple Ho. 2. W
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that he and his two sons including were
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iurnished an MTI document of Temple #26, San
Francisco a and California. This document revealed that on
12/10/59, Lucius X Brown!, Dean of Ministers, Brother Raymond Sharrieff,
Supreme Captain, Brother ifalcom X, Field Worker and Organizer, all
Elijah Muhammad's representatives from Chicago, visited Temple #26 at
Oakland, which was ministered by Brother R.'l.X. Ashford!. They decided
to appoint a committee of five to administer the financial affairs of
both temnles at Oakland and San Francisco. It was requested that respect
and courtesy be accorded brothers and sisters of both temp e
brother ministers R.'I'.X. Ashford! and Virdell X Prince!,
as well as their cooperation with the colnittee. docunen
VG01° . "- =>Litni Lrtie I iiiotion in paving the path for his trip to the Ea?!
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ll, Beeten. He wee neae active in He! aetieitiee in ere where} had heard him preach..~ advised that on 3/20/60 a meeting of Muhammad's
.T8F?.p18 of slam . 102 Fest 126th -S't,, NYC was held. At this mee ing
ifaloolm Z stated that when the U.-§. was in trouble, it was good new
for the black people. He hinted that "when America goes to war, th
black man should refuse to help. "
advised that at the above meeting ldinister galco~ mentioned that goaney Estep .Smith__who attended the meeting was the
Assistant Einister in Boston.
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F rre advised that attended a meeting i-' Q1011 _.° -- _ _ -"_,_ I of Temple er 11 on I4 0?, at which time i t e was the main speake
I A advised on II/6/5? that . :- ' tle appeared
° to be the mister of Temple ;,= ll ans was one o-,_ Q the ministers. '
advised that Zfalcolm X. Eittle was the main spea er
_J at a meet ng o lerple ff 11 on 5/14/58.
ib A """""""*="* ""*~1" that during .l eb., 1960 Elijah l.-'3-zammad' B In wanted to see Malcolm Little and wanted Little to hringgwi - I him.
duised that at an FOI meeting held at Temple , '7,1. NYC on 4/4 0 liinister lfal ted he was going to order a big hip-
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He urge~ that the Negro people should unite with E1 ijah Muhammad inorder that jobs and businesses might be opened for the black man. Padvised that at a g held at Temple # 1 ,
NYC, on 5 2'? 69, Elijah 1{uhammad,Jr. stated that his fath rwas very pleased with llinister llalco ers at Temple # 11 f rtheir efforts to help him with his program.
meeting 09 lg
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at the funeral o rank £'.f!. Jenkins which was held at Unity Funeral
Parlor, 126th St. and 6th Aue., H0.
adu:'.:ed that Halcolm I spoke at aNOI meeting L b
on 8/19,/60 at Temple Ho. 7, NYC. statements set out!Malcolm I, the Min ster at
owes. him for newspapers.
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federal Covernnent or any State Government" tated he wasbeing denied the right to be advised by a rel g dviser of his , /
chaice, pip;-orently Shabaii; on the grunai that ne naa a crininal U
By letter 9/2e/co, the Buffalo Office was advised to haveletter ackn by an Agent during the course if
and advise f the confidential nature of 1'8 files.
s also to a v ed that a copy of his letter relative to
leged denial of right to religious adviser had been furnished
the Department of Justice.
F wvmdearly in e norning of
in .hie roon at the Hotel _!',¢_1_-_|_gg_, IIC further info rnation
This reference is a If Office A dated 9/22/60 regarding
an lliss ing a letterhead ueno
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rho nsno also stated that
nesting at Temple Io. '7, RIC, on1'01 nenbere acre on a twenty-four hour alert Little said only the
lluelius were alloued to see Castro at the Hotel fhereec, and that Castro
was friendly to the Muslims. Source believed that the J0; nae QQ!nn alerted to assist Castro in the event of any anti-Castro denonstrations
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The 6/ll/60 edition of "African News and Views reported
that Malcolm Little wasamong individuals invited to speak at a llarcus
Garvey Day affair on 8/1/60 in front of the African Book Store, 12-5th
St. and 7th Ave., NYC. Harcus Garvey was the founder of African
nationalism. James R. Lawson, President of the United African NationalistMovement was ea.-pected to give a report on his trip to Africa. J
The "LI. Times, 10/6/60 carried an article by Foster Hailey
entitled "lrrumah Tells Rally in Harlem Negroes Form 17.8. - African
Bond." The article was regarding a rally called by a group of Harlemleaders of golitical and rel "Tgious groups held in Harlem on 10/6/60,
to welcome resident Kwame Hkrumah from Africa. Malcolm I was one of the
speakers.
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On I/18/61 the Dept. of Justice made memorandumdated 12/22,/60 written by Major Serge de Gorin to Col. Serge
.5. Belosselsky not identified!. The writer sta e a communist
agitation had reached its highest point in Harlem recently. The leaders
were Mr. llahomed and Malcolm I Soviet agents!, who had made threatsagainst the Russian Orthodox Church at Madison Ave. and 121st St. M
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sets out irgformation concerning llalcolm Little n nnec n
Mil actiaitiee ae followe;
Showing of movie film taken by Little when he was in _
Africa in 1959 at a bazaar held at Bcckland Palace, NYC, on 10/29.59;
attendance at a play "rgana" held on ll/12/60 at Town HallPhiladelphia; spoke at a meeting of ITI # l-5, held on 9/ll/$0 at theMagnolia Ballroom, Magnolia and Vine St. Atlanta; spoke at a meeting
of Temple 1% ll, Dorcheeter, l{ass., an 10/30/60; speaker at a "Rally
held by the H01 at the Chicago Coliseum on 7/24/60; spoke at H01 rally
at 125th St and 7th Ave NYC on 5/28/60; attended an .!0.I meetina Iat Temple $4.7, NYC an 6/.50/60;: I.-spoke at a "Freedom Rally" sbonsored
by Temple 5* '7 on 8/30/60.
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invited him to meet one colm Little,
an ea er. Maynard did not know whether or not
member of the H01.
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qf Malcolm Little, also a leader in HUI.
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Malcolm Little was a minister in the N01 aka MCI} HTI.
this position he travelled extensively throughout the USA, where h
visited various temples of the organization. He participated in
various regular Temple meetings as well as meetings of the FUI and
RG15 whi~h are groups within the N01. These meetings were set out
lengthy detail in the following references and are briefly describ
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