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UFJ'|'l"'l ' NALCOLN X! , SH-IT!-!'.I'ICK,ENGLAND--AEY NATICNALISTBLACK VISIT!"'ALCOLM¢i! F LEADER K To THIs nInLAnn sTEEL-nILLInc cEnTEH THERE NEGROES AREno ' T- 9292 . A nAvonInoLY PCPULAR; CLAR_NCEsTInHEnA nILLIAnsSTORM cHAnoEnor PROTEST PEOPLETHETonAY. RESPONSIBLE jJLr#+}eE§;TT*s'vIETT I _AHE TRYINGTo TURN sHETHwIcH INTOA nIHnInoHAn, ALAnAnA.' _ ; HEsInEnTs PHoTEsIEn THETRIP wouLnSTIR UPnEv RACIALPROBLEMS. Lennon nEvsPAPEHssAIn THEBRITISH BROADCASTINGCORP. HHICHTRIED g: To ARRANGEA TELEvIsIon APPEARANCE xFORIN THETown, AnE A AL: 'DEFLORA§LE nIsTAHE.' " 1 nALcoLn x sAIn HE TOUREDTHE InnusTHIALTown To LEARNFOR HInsELr ,IE IT KERE TRUEnEoHoEs ARETREATED HEREAs THEY ARE In ALAEAHA... - "LIKE HITLER THI-:ATEn THEJEns." LEE IF coLoHEn PEcPLEco on sEIns OPPRESSED HILLIT SPARKor? A ~<- ELCODY RACIAL BATTLE 'sAIn. x _~ A nos TEAn TRIED To AHHAnoEA rEET1no nETHEEn THEnzcnc Ann PETER GRIFFITHSwno DEFEATEDLABORITE PATRICKcannon HALKEH IN ;LAsT ocIonER's&EnEnAL ELEcTIcnBUT cnITTITHswAs INLennon. ; GRIFFITHS nEEEATor connon OALKER- EHO RECENTLYRESIGNED -As EoHEIonSECRETARY AFTERA sEconn ELEcTIon DEFEAT-~STIRREDFRCTESTS In 1PAnLIAnEnT THATTHE ELEcTIoncAnPAIon wAsRUN on THE RACIAL ISSUE. :THE H.P. nEnIEn THE cHAncE. = HALcoLn x vIsITEn HAHsHALL STREETHHERE cnnsnETHwIcH Town councIL Is nuvzno HOUSESFOR REsALE To HHITE PEOPLE cnLY. - EILLIAMSgAIDIT uAsREGRETTABLE THAT ILL-INFORMED PEOPLE sHouLn Inc nEn P BLICITY To THE Town. _;,;: . ITHE -IT's AvonEn sInPLv InTEnTIonnEPLonAnLE or CREATING FORTHEH MORE To conz TEnsIon HERE' HE APPARENTLY sAIn. ITHITH nAnEs "§»:.__~:;;;BLOOD BOIL KY 11-{AT THISMAN X!SHOULD ALLOWED BE THEINTO COUNTRY. ggq;.§o§ nncTHE HA5 Lennon 'UT1ERLY EvEnInoLAcHInoSTANDARD IN JubonEnT COMMENTING AnnRESPONSIBILITY. on THE VISIT, sAInTHE nng 1 IT nEHAnnEn nIsnIssALTHE or DERRICK AnooHE, HEAn or THE nnc TEAM. ngni A nnc SPOKESMAN THATnEnIEn THE cAnERA TEAnTOOK x To EHETHHIEH. anon-ggna THEsAIn lTnIEnTo ARRANGE THENEGRO FOR LEADERuAsTo HEET HIMcnxTrITHs.ALHEAnY In THE AREA AnnTHE TEAHSIMPLY i 2/13- TD1057AES L¢0- 59933!-4" . _ 1_ 4 r~/ VI 2" 92,.;."T1T'$'~6¥.T>E1-6 ¢'E. -8.5 "X5-4'! ,'A» AI;;¢§~T wAmunoTon cAPnALnnwsssnwcn 51° U 2U[Rev 12 14-54] Tglson Belmont M F1"-. ' DO. b1c" C sper o Culluhcm o Conrad __o Felt Gale- Rosen - 92 Sullivan . '3.92.. g_l3'I _~ 22;, .12}; 5- ,- ovel :...._.i 1" -.92*.- I 2;,-1*! Trotteroi r,-!,{f' Te-1eRoom - q 1. ! 1 - 92 1 Holmes Gundy i._.-..__. i___.._
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1. 9? i - .-. I Malcolm X ogSmethw'1'ck Tour sunwcmDeLo::ch if.- I I 'LDNDON,'FQb- r - 13 Th: Brit- IP11!?-Qitéd ll! "these 1'-E1¬V'|3iOnI - T919 TrotterCasperB90111 " !L ..'lI. ishBroadcasti.ngCorporationlspeople and the whole of the Collohon -__ gs Conrad ,a" Malcolmx, ' * the militant 7 - £3 am world _" were K "deavoring to , GqndEvans __..._._ turn Brnethwic!: into a kind of Nationalist, around Bmethwlck'I Birmingham, Alabama. I Bthe town on the Assailed outskirts of for The Mayor C ondaeting said that it was 6° Blrrnirigharn that has become a dis l-l8t.lnz' that Malcolm + Rosen symbol of Britain : racial prob- should be in Bmethwick, and lems. - that he should not have been The former leader of the unwed in me °°"mtr5" , Tove} I Blaek Muslims, who now headsI Malcolm X's comment; also Ia breakaway group, arrived in drew a rebuke '0m Cedric Tay Britain after he had been re- lor. chairman of the Standing fused being entry criticisedinto for France conducting last Conference n" "',§°w- lm of West °1'm'n 5'11'h. 'Indian Or Holmes '_ ' Tuesday. - tions for Birml vhnm mi; Just before he left for the istriet who said that "remarks Y United States today, he said he about gas ovens are, I feel. had "accepted the hospitality of the worst thing that anybody some Englishmen." He added: could say " "It was incidental that they Malcolm X went to Birming were from the B.B.C. When I Iham, a major ll ldl.iSLl'l3.1 center was spotted in Smethwick with about 100 miles northwest of -A-'-1 by B.B.C. hosts, there were peo-London, to speak at a private fple who tried to hang themeeting of Islamic students at -.B.B.C." - - .Binningharn University. . He spent nearly three hours In Birmingham he arranged In Smethwick yesterday. He to meet s. B.B.C. television news was interviewed on the town unit in _SmeLhwic.k. The B.B.C. -.--_-F hall steps and then driven by a had wanted him to confront B.B.C. television news team toIPeter Griffiths, the Dory who, Marshall Street. by capitalizing on the racial is- In an effort to curb the influx sue, defeated former For-eignI of colored irnmigrants, town au- Secretary Patrick Gordon Walk thurities are buying up the de-er and now represents Smeth crepit terrace hO92t.'lh5E! on thiswick in the House of Commons. street and selling em only" to Mr. Griffiths said he would white families. not be available and the news "If colored people here con-team then drove Malcolm X tinue to be oppressed. it willl start off a bloody battle," Mal- nies it acted as his host. lrn X mid. He added that he A spokesman for the Gov-_ ernment-chartered broa:lcastlng_ ould not wait until "Fa.sei ts" to rporatlon said a date has not ; d built the gas ovens." L Iyet been aet- for usin the Alderman Clarence V. Y il-. - Q, Smethwick film :inateri._ai_l
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' ' By RICHARD BARR I believe-that it was done on orders of El1j' ah Muhammed." .' Black Nationahst leader Mal-'a.m. when at least two, and 2 eoim X hurled this charge at possibly three Molotov cock- the head of the Black Muslim tails reportedly crashed through i 1 Movement today as he headed the livinz room windows and I baa : ior New York to te'11burst into ames. everyone what is going on and Malcolm, who was asked to who is responsible" for the tire- vacate the Muslim-ow'ned house .l-_.- bombing of his Queens home alter breaking with the Mus- early yesterday. - lims last year to set up his own The controversial leader said rival militant anti-white move- his statements would come at ment, spoke by telephone bet ore a meetini oi his Organization heading home irom Detroit --is-. oi Afro-American Unity st 8 where he d gone to keep a o'clock tonightin the Audubon Sneaking engagement shortly Ballroom. 166th st. and Broad- after the blaze. WlY- ' ' The! fear I might create an FLEE5 WITH ! .l.M_!!.-Y ergamaation that will he better "It doesn'tirishten me; It than theirs and detract from doesn't quietme down in any theirs. But I'm afraid.not way or shut me up." said Mai-, A decision was due today on Ii colm of .the wrecking of his; Malcolm's appealfor a stay oi small brick homo at 23-11 91th a civil court ruling whioh cave s'L. Elmhurst. . . . him until Jan. 31 to vacate the I will not move. M! famii! house. understands what ls Involved "We own this place, man, and they feel the same way I Joseph X. self-described Mus- do. I ant not afraid of them llm' businessmanager said and will not run from them." shortly alter the flre. F1-' -1: Malcolm. 39. his wile. Betty, ' lIe wasulna to he evicted. r- .1".'. -"F 37, and his atuhters--Sttiiah, {We have money ed up here. $3?$3 8. Qubllah, 4, Iiiyasah. 2. and We have to hear about it on Gamiiah.-.5 months-- ed the the din.ra 1,He didn egg]; SE: house uJ1.harmed about 2:45 as a courtesy _o1 aphone " =;-24- 6 TY._-'3' '_ 3 r--,-F;
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1"; ' By_.Ji!HN MALI:'0N _ V ;t~-;- Malcolm X, the black nationalist leader who ,_,;; charges that Elijah Muhammad Black Muslims have been plotting against his life since he defected 4. E from their movement about a year ago, was bombed out of his home in East Elmhurst, Queens, early l yesterday. 4 _ "'- l Malcolm xgss, whose surugrme is -Lime; his wife, Bet y, , an eir four daughters ed to safety at 2:35 . D"PI:Ioln! A.M. from their blazing one;family brick and shingle house "all-rvlvvi Lovltside his Qt! at 23-11 97th St. ho1Te yesterday. The house was severely damaged by a Molotov cock- tail thrown through a living room window. Fragments of a second bottle bomb were found in the rear of thesbeueer Apparently the two Molotm-'" " cocktails were tossed at the same time, but the one at the rear H. merely smashed against the back ,1 door and failed to ignite. -92. The family was asleep in three .., _ I rear bedrooms when, according to Mrs. Little, "there was a con- glomeratiou of stringe sounds that woke us up." Malcolm X and his wife raced The Washington Pug: and from their bedroom to an adjoin- Y J s The Times Washington HeraldDally News _i |. 92
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girls. Bedroom. No one seemed to know how it got there. He's Not Surprised Later, Malcolm X said, I didn t see anyone but I sensed there was someone out there. It could have been done by any one of many. I m not surprised that it was done. It doesn't frighten me. It doesn't quiet me down in any way or shut me up. I intend to point out to the people of New York who 1 think NEWS iota try George Lockhart! .-3.. is behind this and what will de- _ i Po!ieema_:Linspe£ta__damag e in homeof Malcolm X. 7-I-3 velop from it, if something is not done about it. reporter of several recent at- It . 1 otficials locked him ln an .o Ioa Attempts on His Life tempts on his life. until police could be called. f'!l_ I-le asserted the "reign of ter- Asked if he knew any reason Thai almost got me in frontror has been sparked by the why his home should be bombed, of my ouse on uly 5," he said. 5'? "They didn't try to use guns. Black Muslims dwindling mem- he laughed. For the last at, They had blades. There were tour bership from a high of 100,000 .1-w ever since he left the Black B-I in 1960 to less than 10,000 at "-7':-'1limg to head his own black na- of them and when I got into my car, they rushed the car. "I drov present. tionalist movement, he has been He said that in an e ort to insisting Muhammad's group has way, came back and got m; ifle. By that time, they were been conducting a reign of terror msintiai Elija as tlgee en group's usin a ltrengthiapecia against all those who either have one. _ eriforcement unit of tga-Flraiocnf leil: the movement or who are Last December, he said, 20 Islam movement to coerce all thr - -rin- to do so. Muslim: burst into a Heron Not long ego, he told a NEWSimeeting Harlem. The Hafyou
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Herald Tribune 1 New York Journal-American 1...... - New York Mirror iI o is. Rev.i :2-:4-54 l To |/ on gt ?%0n 51¢. D Ti" .1-591 -*5 J l' '¬92 - ____, B. Willis s of Brooklyn said that osper ,,...a til?-Hiiams believed"'I!Tl'6'l'inCollohon ._ _ - did the bombing. Williams said that as aoon as Conrad the papers could be led in the Felt new eviction decision, a marshal would move to remove Malcolm's possessions fromthe house. [IL Gale New gmiilrMalcolm at Hotel Malcolm himself was reported Rosen " at the Hotel Theresa in Harlem. His family was believedto be y sidalcolmz stayini withfriends. su11w@ The omhed-out house has been 1/ ;r. the center of contention between Malcolm and the Black Muslims Tcvel..__.__._.i since he decided to leave the or- .. -' 3. - . ganization. They said the resi- 4. dence was bought for a Black Trotter . __, _ Muslim le aderand that Malcolm rims noInger a Black Muslim Tele Floorn lly visionJACK. MALL-ON and GERALDVi K ft,_ _ e _ _- b Malcolm said the house was Black Nationalist leader Malcolm$1 who was given to him by his supporters. Holmes re-bombed out of his East Elmhurst, Queens,home Police Probe Goes On . Y early Sunday, was the victim of a legal bomb yes- Queens police continued Goody probe yesterday into the .terday. He was ordered evicted immediately from ing. A lab test showed that the the one-family brick and shingle house at 23-11 liquid in a glass jug found on a 2 dresser in one of the bedrooms U 97th St. » was gasoline. Police were baffled X .1 i about how it came to rest upright ,1 The eviction ruling came atop-a dresser since, it was be- Q, l in the midst of suggestions lieved, it had been tosard into the house through a windrwv. by his rivals, the Black_Mus- At a iate hour yesterday. not lims, that if anybody one Black Muslim had officially bombed the neat little home, transmitted to police the organ- it was Malcolm- ization s apparent belief that Malcolm arranged his exit from Malcolm, who defected from tB!1'uee!fs' home.I i-I the Chicago-based sect of Elijah Muhammad about a year ago, has been saying ever since that the Black Muslims were out to ge't_him. . . ~ ,92 _ Suspects the Muslims 1,, After he and his family were » C/.1» 3. .1; forced to flee the blazing house ,1 ; Sunday, he intirnated that the Black Muslims were the instiga- .- .- . tors of this, the latest, of his ~' troubles. The chief Black Muslim spokes- The Evening Star man yesterday was Jimmy I, / head of Temple of Islam Mosque New York Heruld Tribune No. 'iat 102 E. 116th St. He New York Journal-American _.._..._._ said he believed Malcolm was the 18' York perpetrator of the bombing. g rs--am Q1. - ,..__..- cl New D lly News L I believe he got his desired NewThe WashingtonYork PO51 i- est CIIHO e ect. Jimmy X said. He loves ' "Ng_l_: u1ther'in-,. ~~ a crowd; he loves publicity. He Times Herald is _obse§sed_'oriththe idea that The Washington Daily News we're afterhim." ' Denies a Muslim Plot it wife andfour daughterseontin N0 ' '-" "The -"""'* NewLauder He denied that the Black Mus- lims had plotted against Mal- col:n's life,a charge that Mal- colm has repeatedly made. Jimmy X said it was ridiculous to think that the Black Muslims a B . cums 3 wee gal! The New YorkTimes ii kl 0-is Rev.10-1-64! Tolson Belmont Mohr - DeLo-::ch _ Cosper__ cClllGl iCln Q; Conrod Evans Gale 0 , Trotte TuvelFiosen Sullivan
l 1 f Tele Flea: Malcolm X Alsseris I I- tle to the house. Malcolm X Holmes M1 used to be one of the organiza- Gondy tion's New York leaders, and ?He H Name Persons rwhen he broke with the organ- ization, it demanded that he vacate the house. Who Bombed House ; Yesterday Justice Maurice Wahl m Civil court dismissed a' | By l92lAR'IIN anxom move by Malcolm for s further-1_ stay on his eviction from the 1 Malcolm x said yesterday he house. Malcolm had been or-; ._,92_¬ would name the persons who »-4 dered by-the judge to surren- bombed Ms house last Sunday. der the house last June, but he This immediately brought alhad obtained a stay pending | Istatement from a leader of thenew hearing. iBlack Muslims, from which Mal- Justice Wahl said that e colm X defected last year. new hearing was held befo 2 The Muslim, James X, indicatedhim Feb. B and that it was fu ---_ ot acrimon Y." He ruled. that Ethel. he believed Malcolm hadfsince Malcolm X had appealed Pb iset off the r-ebornbs birnsel! his original eviction decision to the Appellate Division, the dn.-i~ l" to The get Black publicity."Muslims and Mal- sion had jurisdiction and -colm X have been feuding since Justice Wahl was thus power~ less" to stay it any further. Malcolm left the movement lastI Malcolm X broke with the year-_ One of the issues in the-Black Muslim movement to feud has been the house that .forrn his own group, the Or- _was bombed. a small brick oneLganization of Afro-American iUnity. Two or three bottles of -at 23-11 97th Street, East E gasoline with fuses were bosse llu rst, Queens. into the house at about 2:4 'lg: The -based Black organization. Muslims. a hold Chic: lA.M. Sunday and set it a re" 7-l 7 W W i J ' ' /'1 ___ _ _ _ / The Washington Post end I.- o ~ l Times Herold .. ,. The Washington Daily N wp .9 ! The Evening Star 4-'5 . 5} ,i=/,» . NEW York Herald Tflbung i .2=?:§ New York Journal-Amerigqn --'_--L» /rf/.i/ New York Mirror »s;§¢ ' NGW York Daily News '.-I'- fl; >_,./ ._-;..-._,.. New York Posl -ii-.'§§;§; $3 1,//rmO The New York Times 1" 2 O Wile Worker I l U 1444 :51? Z§_:/ le New Leader _ -'n r,_ . I92'O { '-| -_-. 1=.rV;:'?-rr~:riE;>The Wall Street Journal AU '92__, The Notional Observer P!Op1e'sWorld , 5 =_ Z T_ -to-_,|, - Dale -J? '_ J ?"_& :
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I .;.--.. - ;1';{_ .-. :__-I-j-'3 ... .-I; 1- Z : : -- --'»j*-. i'-1* l'-"'i-.--"<7--"- .3-an 3' moved toward them to restore _.," -§-'-- _ _ "-*.- _-" :.r;-_-, v " . -_ _ _ __- __;_ B ..-._ _ . - Fr . .1 3- '5 ._ -.=j_I '- - -_.5.=.= _- , ;_;. . _ .-.=.,'92-92;_ '_f_' - - -' --_~ --an _. _. 5<-_; 7?"- iorder. It was then, according I '" "= "~-'- ~ - ' ".-. -- .."---jg. -__ ' ' " . -' 1'.'. to this account, that the twn -I -- r __ =--. - -. -. . 4-. -' '2 - :" -- - . 7" '-; -' -.v__ _:, ~..._ _..:_ _,-1. - ._- -1, P - _._ -_- ,.92_ _ -_<-1;-l .-1.. - Negroes moved up the 11319 - .- '-.<*-*' '-1'-2--- =='..--T15-'1 »':" 1 i ...... _ .. .-, and shot Malcolm X. Another -K. ' '-=.r=§- . * 1'". - .- - -- ..-_="'-'= ~¢- 3- Y-.-1-5;»; ,'-2.-r,-E. -- =;='- " -"'::.--1 ~- r _ _.,_. . , f- . .__92 ___ _.. - »_ e. ---_- -,__,__ -4- I -,_v _ ;1-;_-_-. t _¬;.-1-4--Q _:.._..___, ._. . account had ve men ' .; ~.-- -- ;=_'- =. . . -. _- - .- 3; - -1. 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I. .,_,. .____ WQm1d6dU Pol e blamed the l:li.lin_g on Ithef lpack Muslims, I militant Q3 1* Negro organization w h l c h /r55?Ij-3?.~.<~"3 A 'I' .1 92 ousted Malcolm X recen't11%E-_ . The Wulhlnqlun Post and H only to have him set up _ 1 , 5 Timon Herald ' Black Nationalist orsnnlw-1Pn and open a recruiting dJ.'lVl l "' Thek_Wn_g-hlnqton :-- Dally Nova _i,_,_ Suspect10 woo Black Muslims I8 =#: l'm Evonlnq Star _.i..i..__ embers. _ - ¢=F-"'7 PM 500 persona watched in New York Herqld Tribune ii; horror, Malcolm X fell ill I Now York.Journal-American i Is Charged bloodied IIBIP 011 the 1'°5t1' m New York Mirror at the Audubon Ballroollil. 1°- -Icated on the gringo: 01 HH- New York Daily News i Ex-Black Muslim .1em'5 Negro dlsl cl At ltlil. New York Font Leader Shot Down seven bullets l'lPP¢d ml-° hi The New York Times _,_,_,_,_,i,_ I body. ~- The Work or Speaking to 500 I [pence charged a 22-!9l1"°m ,Negro, Tlaomaa Halli. With The New Loader By Stanley Scott ring some of the fatal shots. The Wall Strut Journal _i- the Associated Press RP'°'l'T-¢d- NEW YORK, Feb. 21 gggn, [I101 ill Q18 13 in the The National Obaarver _i_ UPI!-Malcolm X, bearded II 15¢ 1 9e that followed the Ill?- Necro advocate of violence Il l. was held in the PI'|$°I1 Date :2-£2 =wu.d of Ben-ev-ue Hospital. Po- against the whites in the lee Capt. Paul Glaaer laid civil rights struggle, W I/ ji;2?3/VI D-l 9 Rev. .5-27-63]
Y Tolson ____i M»92LCOiI!i- Fi"-Pi Belmont it Mohr i______§____ .'I H Casper Callahan 7 _ ___. .'r l 1 ant ' Conrad DeLoach F-_ . ~n Malcolm X s1wtt<»1>~=@-111 Wile Evans .~_ 55 "4 _ __-'orui r=s. s2.rsas A3 ~ l I ? E WASHINGTON .__ _._...._. P05:-lL._,¢r. =___.__& ._ to-4 ,- Gale "l 1 -5u.@al¢i1igi=1i,Ra11Y e-- Fiosen 5 ".-*'-.@'~.."-- . . :§Malcolm X : 1o11o-dEa"gath- swim-q "GI;-E11¢1;, M515 F ~ ered across the street from ..,.POHCI!"Inspector, said: Sullivan ...-."-"*." " " ;¬_: K 1 . -%:- . This is the result, it would 5. .. . , __ -....->. ._.-an ,. ll: r . IV. - .-,Y'-his Hotel Theresa heodquart-1 seem, oi a long-standing feud "at-'- ' '1,;92' .. *2 = -a2=-'.- L. .. i ~'-'1. :-.'==-: 1' .--= era and the police detail in Tavel Z between the followers of AA -." -i.'@1 '-"-&e=zi:?§ii ?E§§5§ithe area was doubled. 1 Elijah Muhammad, head of . ..==§e;==-'-5§*;'<- s=~~ "" " '7-" " L.*< M Police also called on the the Black Muslims, and the Trotter _ Q _~ J. ,w- .. X V f.;;>;; =, people who broke away from Black Muslirns to close their Tele Room i___ 5. §§ ?@'?. 2 him, headed by Malcolm X." . . if ;_ 'I1ie Shabazz" Temple No. 7 Malcolm X had uttered only Holmes restaurant in Harlem. The .' e words - "Brothers and, P"-:3 S . V. A ._ .*- - - -_ f _-:.,=:'._:: Gandy I "'='="'-">=" . 1 =»..<=,~ ' -."'r»"Muslims complied. ' , ..':__- :- -""421.-1" " .~ =.m .=" , ."'~§=r;_. Eton " when the b{|llets' -..:,=_.- e -,-A-92_:_ . -I * ' ' I . -a 12. ._ Police also told them to _' pad into L Q .7 - 1 ~V . r "' . _ 6' ...-,1: '~=r-.» _ ,., '. e'. . '. _*. . x . - ""7-*'*.;'. eel a meeting slated for late . ~ "" - I '5 K '-._. _ _ =.: -*1K ; 1:..- R ~'_" today at the Muhammed ~a;¢.£" ;'~ :'>" "- . -i -1,, Q .,.. 1'. '-. " '- " }At the nearby Van4§bl1t E ...:-r-.1». .~ _; Z,._-. $61. 3 _ Ir "lg I Temple of Islam. Again the Clinic where a team oi doc-tors - re ~»" .. i it . =>= -. *- »_ " J i ~:Muslims complied. ~'~ _" . if . Q;W"-1 - - -""5" ..[Q Y. Q. tried to save Malcolm : lite, a . lax. _ .9- i" - .- ._ .. . _ A-. police informant told United Press Inter-national_ spokesman said, There was no response at all. He was *'lIa-_ _ _ . _ _Q; that detectives were lnvesti-i gating a report that six of dead on arrival libero was no Malcolm's followers had left response from the time he was % New You-k by various route i§¥ "' ' n Aaocialad Preaa to seek revenge on Elijah L alcolm X, his wife andbombed out of their Q f Muhammad, Chicago-'ba|ed|I J. nr £i___ hiidren had __.__been ____ fire__-'home just a week I-89 111 . '*"92,MALCOLMX [leader of Flack lioiusliggt attack ha attributed to"' 1e7 ...shottodea a To police, embarrassed bx Black Muslims. -the ylng while Malcolm Ne-g ro leaders, many strong- was gularly making stat ly opposed to the racism me that the Black Mus o preached by Mll iim X. ¢!' pressed themselves as aghast at the slaying. The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. said .v__ tonight in Atlanta that he gas '-mtg;» -I ég.-g GL7 - ,92 were out to get him, were deeply saddened and vap- closed-fnouthai about the L-:= Pllled" by the slayig l vesiigation, even denying that 'l1hia evil fact must ElieThe Washington Post and ,any suspects had been picked 530581? condemned by all Times Herold People of :9<>dwil1." he said. The Walhinqion Daily News _._.._ _ But Sgt. Alvin Anonoff, who Roy Wilkms, executive di- The Evening Star J apprehended Hagan, de- rector of the National Associa- it this way: Fon for the Advancement of Now York Herald Tribune I . I just got to the entrance ¥3""o1ox-ed People. said th slay- New York Journal-American .._.._ of the Audubon Ballroom. I g ahowed the fu of igot out of the car with Patrol- olence." ' .. New York Mirror New York Dolly New! _..__._...--. was mana Louis mob Angelo: coming toward and there»? us' New York Post out offthe door. They all piled Von fellow Hagan. He had The New York Times been shot in the leg. They The Worker were kicking and pummeling The New Louder .._..___--i him and shouting. Kill him. The Wall Street Journal _...._...-.- . = " 5'2""53! @ Tolson Belmont BK - Mohr Casper
sv CallahanConrad i.._._ "m DeL.ooc:h ..___..i I - . Evans -.;sg'_-L r1"'- . Marked by Irony ghis class, and when he W85 use-Rosen -" e. six, his non!?"wl§ burned elf ; Ierald 'l. HblI.l1l III! lervieu ' down.-A year later, his father 92 Sullivan i_ ,_ i. NEW YORK, Feb. 21--He He "loizecl Elijah MuhanimadliIwiis killed, found dead under .-.-_:- was the son of a minister and with a fierce love that no one is streetcar. Malcolm alwlys Tove] ii__._.._ he became a dope addict He, /gin Black Muslim 0ill4'929'."*.;tnaisted um his fither had Trotter ___..__ =.,-1-1','was the brightest student in7 etch when he was still _|~-been lynched. Tele Floom ___....._ his grammar school classes working in_the Black Muslim ii He was separated from his I organization. "Elijah Muham- _. Holmes i______.- and he never got through high mad has seen Allah," he used imother, sent to a school in Gondy _i._ e school. He hated white people to say. Then, when Malcolm Michigan where he, again, was and he fixed them up with} split -with Muhammad, he {the ldne Negro. He did well, Negro prostitutes. He was a", hated with unequaled p8.S£iOn.j;l but by the age of 16, he had saint and a former pimp, and fled to Harlem, and there he 7'5- even in the last five years oi} *col.m X. o a ,hecame "Big Red." He W115 his life, when he had settled Bbackground violence. He; lalways tall, and his hair had firmly into the fiery Black Na- was horn in Omaha, Neb., one 3 is red tinge, and the nickname of 10 children oi the Rev. tionalist image he had created grew naturally out of his phys- Earl Little, a Baptist mlnister,_ for himself, Malcolm X never l ical appearance. But the-re| whose main faith was in Mar- § lwas more. He was bad. escaped the contradictions. cus Garvey, ,_the erce Black; 3 He smoked marijuana and '~ 4?-T His killing today, at 39, was Nationalist . " then he sold it He rim num- 7 the ultimate irony. Jtfalcglm The Kt! Klux Klan marched lhers. He sold bootleg whiskey. _..- X was shot to death by Ne- on Mr. Little s home shortly; jHe conducted tours of Her-I groes. - - - - before Malcolm was born, lndji lem brothels for visiting > vi He hated whites. He insisted years later, sitting in the whites. l I! _o'§ he hated whites. But some- Hotm Theresa in Harlem, Mal-, l He_was only a teen-agei-, but- colm liked to say that he met; how it was hard to beli v ;he moved if t. He was mak-1 1 E E the white devils while he W818 .. 3 ?- him- ATWHYS on his face there ling perhaps a week be- still in the womb. ,fore he w s 20. Then he 2*7 ,"§l" was the slight smile, the ironic "My father was the color of smile that mocked his words planned a big robbery, a rob-, even when he has making the this," he once said, pointini bery in Boston, and he was to his black shoes, "and my- most outrageous statements. It caught. He was sent to _a was his pitch, his hatred for mother, whose mother was jniaidmum security prison in 1-he while mill1_. but it never raped by a white man, was Concord, Mass, and it was seemed to he his conviction, light enough to pass for white. there, in 1947, when he was, 4 I hate every drop oi White % years old, that he was eon- Shows Courtesy l blood in me because it one 1 verted to the Black Muslim I never saw M;1¢g1m xi blood of I rapist" . 2-4 treat a white man unkindly. The Little family moved to hlnqton Poet and .L'.il.L..- In the balcony out the Assem. Milwl 'uk ee short] Y enter Mal ' 92. d°cu.1ne_ , _ _ limes Herald bly chamber in Albany, he calm was born, and ii to hinqtcn Dull? NIWI i. WA? soft and gentle to the, , Mich. Malcolm grew 'worked Hein Detroit lort there, the only Ne in _two yeais after being releasednlnq Stai- white police guards who sur.. Jr-om prison in 1952, then rounded him. In a loft above ? I. k Herald Tribune ___,_,_ I came to New York to head a theater in Harlem, he was; I k Journal-American ._...;_ ¢0l1rl-eons to a white man who; Muslim Mosque No. 7 in 1954. considered renting him ;p.ce_, -.'Aequ.lresPower"-, -,; yrk Mirror P1 P5 ==f¥1¢¢. won: his arden- -_ Malcolm acquired power,"l k Dolly News _._.._i IIF invariably had time for at; rk Peat visiting white man. He did not p1'98¢h¬d ghut it was violence, a strange but no power.one .He never directly led an in- I Y ark Ttinal ...._...._i offer solutions. He offered: cident of violence. I-ie= E 51081115 and shouts of violence '/00:2 W 3%];/l kl? and calls to the street, and, NOT rwnonnsn 1 Lender iii mostly. he o ered words. , ever saw him in I aht He could talk. He was gb. 115 FEB 26 1955 iBy the end of the 1950s,I Street Journal _,i "Malcolm X was, beyond ques- *°,55"1 "nth 1-menace. Obsessed gtion, the No. 2 man in the I onul Observer i...... __ with words. and he spilled -- gull i World them out, in rallies, in um. -_---- 1B1ack Muslim movement, Eli- ll vcrsatluiis, in interviews. He . ableah Muhammad : lieutenant. He moat preachedvalu- ripped himself in word I-[eh ibis hatred for the whites Xcontradicted himseli wig;-im-e_1;f 'trougest then, in the early 1 5960: and there were rumors / --'[email protected] uavregularity. He H? "'5 al- 1 ' - " """ ma Emmi'""" 9 Rev. 5-27-63! t u Tolson .__.__ -a_ - -._4. =?q,-,-9-e--Q7.-as-0_ ..;_.a.;.»- .},..,..-s. an--= - .¢-.--- Belmont 92 K1, . Mohr _____i__ f He never did seem able to Casper _._i_ adeeide vhom he hated most. Collohon i_ uent is speeches to whites, were and mos his fur? ._ Conrad ___..._ yaeemed contained. He had a] DeL.ooch ____ Evans _..__.._ at tential he never for really leading ued. P901319 And en, today, after all his ser- Gale 7- mans of hatred for the While man, he died at the hands o£_ Hosen _.i_._.._ ._ _,_. Negroes. He might have smiled :; 1 at the irony. " "_" I ,l .2 . Sullivan Tovel _.i___ H Trotter ._i_. Tele Floom ____.. Holmes H... Gondy __...____
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Muhammad's followers might Three months later, stifled number 100,000 or more. -~ the suspension, Malcolm X, But the reports ' always ui Elijah Muhamrna s seemed exaggerated, and the ii k Muslim movement. Black Muslims never mustered e , o toMeccatos'l1.1"and he sent word be any great nstlonalrevoit They o riends that he was nvjilv called for a separate black iscovering the true religion.[ state within the United States, He said that Elijah Muham-I but they did not openly lt '_ - <-o- ___-..- I for ii. Malcolm's power grew, and ad teachings had bee H more and more he became the alse, that separatism was no spokesman for the Black Mus- lim movement. Elijah Mu- ecesserily the answer, that erhaps white men did not hamrnad would grant inter- The Washington Post and .____.-. .views only rarely; Malcolm- ave to be hated. He talked of Times Herald was almost always_ava.ilable.rotherhood and hinted of The Wuahlnqton Dolly News ..i_ '-:+'..1-" Friction Seen " , onciliatlon. - -' .<;-- .--; The Eveninq Star __.._..___- _ l By re middle or 1963, it He returned to New York fh 9; iwas obvious to anyone who n the summer of 1964, and he New York Herald Tribune _i__..._ ,:92.,;-f; 4J:v__'yvfollowed | the Black Muslim et up the Muslim Mosquel New York Journal-American ..._..._ 1" ? ;''-.3?-A7 movement that Malcolm X "33? :13: nc. inthe Hotel Theresa, then; New York Mirror urged his organization : -5?-22%;wasath.reattoE1.ijahMuham-arne to the _0rganization_of, New York Dolly News mad. Malcolm always denied1 ~ ro-American Unity. New York Post He uctuated between eon-' The New York Times it He always deterred to 'tion and outright racism, Elijah Muhammad. But still ontradieting himself over and The Worker __,_,i__.__._-.--i- there was an undertone of ver. He made overtures to the The New Louder friction. ecepted civil rights organiza- The Wall Street Journal .__._i And then when President ions. He said he was working Kenneriy was assassinated andL- or h 'an rights. He had per The Notional Obllhrer ____.,___._ 92'.=lre .. made his remark an psrttime f0I10'WEL1:EPeople : World Z_.___-- - - about Zchickens ooming home d' en - onl Y two mon Dole __,ii,_._ - - - - to roo t." Elijah Muhammad go, h said, we need a Mau- au ' the United States." _ co pDll;:CJ?].. e Helsusggnoiied siene aieolmMal- That was in December, 1D63._
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Sgt. Al-v-l:_n A1-onof! grips the arnu of Thoma Hagan, 22, one of the men held for questioning alter the latel shoot- ing of Malcolm X. Hagan was hospltllized with n bullet wound in the leg. He and another nun ivere tak pa hl ear a er they were attached by followers of the ,_ ,- slain Black Nationalist leader. " The Walhlnqton Post and __i = Tunes Herald The Washington Daily Howl i- Th! Evening Sim _._..i1.-._-_.- New York Herald Tribune ii New York Journal-American i_. 1 . =._-> . New York Mirror -:__§.92.-: = New York Dally New! iii New York Poll J The New York Times The Worker The New Leader The Wall Street Journal ....._ -i The National Observer People : World Date i______i....i:-i-
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'l92T_._ '_ one ... fr Emma ' wu innan ruitaurrwnu: lad" MalcolmX shot to deathin; -1*s._1 otel Yesterday, ranked high on the list. oi the - r Nation's Negroleaders. - -51 The 38-year-oldBlack Na-l tionalist leader was lcnown as .- ;; an articulate, able and dynam- ic orator who broke away from L the Black Muslin cult last a. March 8 to form his own group, The Muslim Mosque, Inc. A short time later, he also 1 set up an Afro-American or- ganization saying that the main emphasis oi the new movement will be black na- "":"""""'r*--~ -..-.-..__ Tolson _ tionalism as a political con- _' .---_a Belmont ii cept and form of social action mi : against the oppressors." Mohr __i___ Once recognized as the w V _" 1-. Casper ______chief spokesman for the anti- Collohon _..._.i white Black Muslim group, Malcolm X rejected the or- Conrad _.-T ganization saying that tor 12 DeLocich .__._._._ 10118 years I lived within the ' . ....-v~--J -1 - ; - In 1ss2'neaided the Blac 4 narrow-minded con nes oi L the strait-jacket world" of J k 4 Elijah Muhammad, the leader M"51-U115-J.h:_Bn9-fficial| E"°" s;'_',Z0 gale name of the Black Muslim cult. i of the organization known! H1659 4% 1» Malcolm X was born in f°1'ml".V as4the Nation of ullivon i_...._ 1 Omaha, Neb., one of 10 l1'1?-'lIlb¬I s Islam.Then, the like cult,all practicing he of sub- Tove] _ children of the Rev. and Mrs. i Wstituted iymbolize X for the his last last -name name; Trotter .i___ Earl Little. His father was his ideas did not change and active in the back-to-Africa his ancesinrs lost ewhen Tele Room i._ he continued his work as a brwshi here mm Africa as movement of black national- Black Nationalist evangelist Holmes ..__.____ ist Marcus Garv-It . 2 slaves. . As ayoung boy, himovedwith unremitting vigor. __ 92 Ho llso Practiced the Gcmdy _ with his family to ansing, His attitude toward the Ne- it i nt moral code of the Mich. where they lived in a gm movement is perhaps best " BlackMuslims and gradually previously all-white neighbor- summarized in a 1960 com- i becamethe spokesman in and , -{'9hood. ,Within three years, ment quoted by Wallace effect the number two man Malcolm later said, the home Terry, then a staff writer for , for Black Muslimleader Elija -1% ? was burned to the ground The Washington Post: "We Whirl; get behind Muhammad, leaders who will fight for us," hlalcolmX also became the Malcolm said, . . - leaders who belripparent to the spiritual are not afraid to demand free- leader oi the Black Muslims, dom, justioe and equality. We but is believedthat he lost- do not want leaders who are 0l-I1- 111a power struggle to handpicked for us by the white I arantee his succession to man. We don't wantany more Eliish who for some time has Uncle Tom's." _ been in iii health. I //Is Then, 14 months ago, thcl /i,_'.@0 ib feud Exploded, Ironically, iti [was touchedoffby Malcolm ,X's_ commenton the assassi- svvhichjnatlon hecharacterizedPresident of an asKennedygi F 3 instance of the chickens com- W I UIBSi ealcing home to in most." NeyYork, Mal- lcolm X said that being an 'firm °1d BOY myself, chickens |°°1111H8 hometo roost never /@° _- - ._ _ . _.-- v---- Q-n--1,--_.-' -wiihfjii -» d
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BOSTON GLOBE .- i--' ' " i ' Boston, Haas. LIFE IN DANGER l "_ 1 n' stories concerning his 92 i a m _ youth, Malcolm X onoe said that BCBTOII IR!-LID 3 he continued smoking marijuana Boston, Mass. and drinking alcohol in prison for several years until helmet another inmate who reformed BOSTOII TRAVEIELR l Jailed as him. He then started to reed ser- Boston, Mass. ious works and his language be- came In obsession with him. He gt, CBRISTIAN SCIEICEJ was converted to the Black 1 Muslinirntt in 1952 site: serv- 92 -2' LEO}-II'I OR ""1 __-. ._;l J - L Hub Thiefing _eg,92tormr at-lestown State Prison.secre- So:-ton, Mass. Malcolm X was a mem- gry to _ eavyweight Boxing RECORD ber Ofa humlary gang that p Cassius Clay, said Mal- Boston, Lbss. cdk'n X predicted Lest week that operated in Greater Boston bewéoldhe shotand killedln until he was arrested and sen- the near future. - '- - tenced to 8-10 years in Charles- ~' town State Prison in 1945. i Ameer. presently living in e Boston hotel, said he met Mal- Bum in Omaha, Neb., as Mal- i colm X last Monday to discuss rninister, eolm Little, Malcolm xthe son of e first Baptist 'a-<~*,,-'§,=,,a ,,,. §,°,,° ,,,;"°, ,§,,_'i"'°"- '1 - N .- Ddte: half-sister rived in Boaon when he to was live 11 with yearse1Ameer said Malcolm X told old, after running sws trom s him to he cautious because his Edition: Complete .f .' detenticn home in Hic igm. Amee !lithe also was ign Author: .-_.& Malcolm's halt-sister now re- danger,since wssatopa e .,< .__ '1 sides with her daughter In a |iA=-=v"P- ' Editor: C, Edw. Holland I SouthShore comrminity and is ; Tit-ll: KOL l' TIL- on welfare. She lest saw the . Black Nationalist leader three - Cw iv -' years ago when their aunt died - in Boston. It's also reported Chamct or: 1 OO- § 5.'!7 = he has a sister living in Boston. I or Authorities said be obtained 5 -5'.F:".'>.*.~ Clu all Hcclllon: ff :5 a railroad job when he was 15 and eventually wound up in Submltttnq Dillon: Boston 1? Eats tn; Harlem, selling and smoking marijuana Ind leading s life of crime. |:] Being Investiqoted .l It was after his training in Harlem that he returned to Boston as e member of the '7"}&1...':" . bur _g_ la rv_s an s Mwhich resulted _;l_. ea-bnhemzurss - my ' -1- /@614 56; ?-QQORDE 92 n -3 _ Milli 10 lg s l _ ' F -g -III§-' D-1'3 l'ie92r- 12-14-6-ll I Tolson __..____ ' ' b1 , Ov wlmont L _ , oh '92
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UEDEQ Fynnetaul g:l;m7L/Rose V *lM¬_%..___ ' --1-' -5-3: .'"!|"'*I-vllSulliv ~ Beatli, Not Bgl s UP/n 1--i-11. -._ , Holmes _.___ C Gondy ..___._.._ 4 Preoched Haired _ ,,___._f__, Like o Pink Poodle .-...a__. Malcolm attended Mason High School in Lansing. got F aood trades and was stunned as the only Negro lnthe achool Of lhe While Devil to be elected class prident. _ "1 "I Imiqoe in B18 clan. like a pink noodle," he ob- B! DONALD R. FLYNN lli STANLEY ROBERTS served ll I-er. me!-Anlerioon Sco Vrilera Fate sent him to live with e. sister in Boston's Roxbury Malcolm Eittlc oi Omaha, Neb., who became Mal- section. the Harlem oi the Hub City, and into a liie oi a shoe. colm X 0'! iIl'ie world, knew he would one day be killed shine boy in a dance hall. Be soon learned that the real Job was lelll.i'l| marijuana violently, and accepted this fate as the price oi lead- -dial-eta. Malcolm took it up himself, and moved into the ing Negroes against the white devils. "cool world. - He sounded like a man courtin: martyrdom, and round A lob on the Yankee Clipper train between Boston and it ironically enough in Harlem, the Negro capital oi America. "r* delivered by his own kind. 92F_v roast orounght him :1_:.=_l_1r to Bi:i.1.p~,cle,';,,-.[j._rt.'§ lye "1 know that any day. any night. I could die at the hands of some white devil racists," he wrote in his mena- olrs. "The Autobiography ol_Malcolm X." I dream that one day history will look upon me as Ill?- lng been one of the voices that perhaps helped to lava America from a grave. even posibiy fatal oai.asi.roDhe." v That might be what Malcolm X meant to he his epitaiih. re /" l What the world will really think oi him cannot yet be told. The fact that he will be remembered at all is remarkable. ./ <7" I-*!" "-92 .- conslderin; his baekaround and the road he was once ."-' '92 traveling. ._.» _92 92_ I ..- IUU3%3- UT -I h_...... I UCITIUIIGUS .... £_-...l.-_JPBUIHT .,-- The From a zoot-sulter." a cocaine addict and a Jailbird. he i rose to become a leading spokesman ior "separatism," the Times Herald -2 creation or a separate nation !or American Negroes. The Washington Dally News __,__ ,~ FY0111 In ltrlora-M hi1>ster." he trensiormed himself /1 The Eiveninq Slur ii -I into an articulate leader. and was able to boast that he was the second most sought after speaker in the Unlted States. D New York Herald Tribune 4 Ban ! Goldwater was rst at that time. New York Jourx-io1~Amerlc'a rT.Zl: He often said he became a racist from the womb. be- New York Daily News ______cause his ira.ndmother'wa.s raped by a white man. That -,/l was how he got his red hair and Ii:-ht complexion that he B New York P051 iii__i_._ Li prided hhnseli on as a youth but cl-me eventually to hate aa The New York Times in :3 4 stain. . - . . E 'I'92L_ n_92 . l _ _ __ s~.._ "1 hale every drop oi that white ralilli- s blood that la in ' I": D 9292192T lUT= Qu -_ me, he declared. _ ' IQ The Worker in TE lEewasborninOmahacullaw19.1 25.tliesono!i.he The New Leader _i__?i__ .22 Rev. and Mrs. Earl Little. The Rev. Little was e iollower oi The Wall Street Journal ______._ Marcus Garvey, who preached a Back to Atria" measaie to Negroes. Ami thus, Ku Klux Klan riden smashed the Little The Nutionul Observer hi; home and forced them to move to Lamina. Mich. There, the People : World _i____,_,_i Little home was burned down by racists. Malcolm wrote. Dale __i- The Rev. Little died in 1831. bludgeoned and thrown im- d': 1- street car, according to Malcolm. These shocks, and the desertioco oi a common-law husband after that. eventuall! ~ .3W./ .2/~/1 " n broke the mind and spirit of Mrs. Little. M i andeba-as-a.a>een in a state hom_:ita.l sine _ _carL_'r Nor pmqqnpgi FEB lo 1965 19303. . . . _ _ - 175 MAR 9 loos
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S. _ ii H-dimes___i ,J_!¢,Gt1ndy _.____i Negro movement : civil war I was gunned downbecause be warn white Americans not to WI; not violent enough to Suit take too much comfort because Castro : American Negro the black extremists are handy-man. Robert Williams. ghting each other. draw wry laughs. "This is just a dress rehearsal "Malcolm X called tor an - good practice for your black American Lieu-Man and he . :-:5-.':=li terrorists." says an anti-Cam 92 '*em". never recanted," says a dark- If Afro-Cuban exile. Once they skinned Cuban."He um getting on decide the battle for control of ._;e2 F. to be too much of a world gin i .92_~ 1 the black extremists multi- -? figure. He'dsoon have had all million dollar racket, they'llbe the extremist black mafia's it.;'$'> .1 ready for the real action." racket in his control. He had to These experiencedobservers are also convinced there are many more terrorist cells in the Thesellvvy veterans of the; LL 3.sun ar to the xed group world : ideological struggle arrested recently by the New deplore theway the New York York City police for plotting to press treats the situation. ' blow upLb; Statueol Liberty. MALCOLM I BACK IN ll Since hialcolmX got killed, in b7c- "All this began in the autumn of 1960 when Fidel Castro came commented one. "New York's to the UN andtook upresidence press and radio have brought on in Harlem," any the exiles. a very different picture 0! him Todny there ls a terrorist from the one they had built up network made up of the wild before. hothends oi several organiza- Imagine how the black The Wctshlnqton Post and ii... tions the FQ Play tor Gum le feel to lee Malcolm X, Times Herald group, especiallyin Canada,the tpifgahate describedleader, as The WashingtonDaily News _ w'insome'the press, in a American black extremists and cheerful, basic-crackingfellow e Rev.12-14-54} T son Ml , I. non! _4_ b1<; 51¢. r ollahan i.__ -.1-1 Conrad } II--ff-92 Felt ._. ,._, -1- Gale _ -.'-.- 57¢ Rosen 1w. ,. Sullivan -_§'?f Tavel Trotter Tele Room - i-.--.--.--.T.__i ' __ olmes ___.i Malcolm ' ~ c. H at b 1;; the A-Isetahe 1 Carl Rowan, U.S. Information 1 Agency director, says some DC. ; African newspapers are _por- tr ying Malcolmas X a mar - CJ tyred integrationist hero instead .____ J of as "an ex-convict, ex-dope L/1*? /E peddler, who became a racial nu-.u|-01'-.-,_ fanatic." r Said Rowan, a Negro, "Mind P-_ -_r you: Here was a Negro who - preached segregation and race ;: hatred,killed by another Negro, presumably from another organization that preadies segregation and race hatred- and neither of them representa- tive of more than a tiny minori- ty oi'_ 1eNegro population of America. Rowan told a Foreign Service Association meeting yesterday that the Malcolm X case is an exampleagency is n .oiglgdtbeinformation The Washington Post and ______,_i y, |Q. Tlrnes Herald 3 . The Washington Du ly News ._..i "-1'- .7 The EveninqStar '-.- *5 "'/ New York Herald Tribune _,_,____,,,___ - 1 New York Journal-American i,_ .-.-92-_- .'-kt 31/ 1/ INew New York York Daily News Pus1__,i_i,i,___i_ i_,.__i _. _.-1 0 '1! The NewYork Timesi, 131'" The Baltimore Sun ii 9. //5 The Worker The New Leader __.._..._...._._.i_i I Q3 ' 3 79.51,? The W011Street Journal _i__,__ 1/ X-A1 _,TheNationcl Observer in NOT . People : World .i:.__i__ $3'2 1255*r:i.r: {Z5 MAR9 1965' Dale B T.5 1955 0-2012-14-an Rev. 6/ V:1 - 0 L -- ' mt , " ']c_ DEL: 5%?.3--_i._r_¢ ,- ; _-. Cus i----- '§T. ?C Coll hon N -_=-._ k. . +2??? Conrad Felt P5.- tf l cum C i¢~-Er ; Rosen Sullivan Tcxveli______- Trotter N ' Tele Room -__----- Holrnes ____.__.... Gcndy N _.. - u -er ;92 u - 1 ' ' F 12 Tr v / ____ 0° w;¢v wé**§?3;*tsrrtRT Y§§L:s YORKcr THEnxnunsuSLAIN BLACKcxaxnNATICNALIST or TCLD HA5 LYADER wxncv'1~ THE THE or m*.co'ir$ ibfi curs: or rm: smu. nor as IN vnw - ' THE NKEEFAHHESQASE PELEFSEDTCDk§ BYTFE GHFNAIANEHBASQY i zxpazsszn or-"ouwiPR snbcrE-ms -1:-z£'P:s'r co~éoL£~c'zs'ma sA:'z'a:' DI nusamn LEFTA LIFE cr nzmcnronron rum: EQUALITY mm - |_-I.'; _"1.4i{-ill} ","!"=f "6--{C23 ES _.1,-_~-92' ...... ___, . 1.";-5% - . -$1: AS FREE MEN. S0 THATTHE AFRO-AMERICANAND PEOPLE CF CCLGR EVERYWHERE LI MAY 9/; OP ,*;--»- -4 1; n a 5/ -' N igkz-I,-_' -A-n-Q oar nvconnzn - - 175 MAR2 1965 fq / 4E; 2..-1 92C -.r _ 9-19 Rev. 12-H-64! L .,..4 h/L ._..- . -*1 1.,- Q Tolson é r j*m@mi_ 67¢-_Cu per nuDeLL Callahan a... onrad i_.__ ell ..._.i_____ .- pp-nil Sullivan iii Missha pen Tove] ii Trotter in l & 92_. J Tele Roomi... _ is_ ._.-"I 92- OSE l'l ' - .-.r .l>?.° t to stay and to claim their twin birthright - liberty and freedom , M ALCOLM5.4]e man, 1; as;-f from the country to which they have given so much in blood. sweat But ne is survweu oy ms nanem_ me gneuo and tears. By ToWhitney do otherwisewould be M.to make Young e holleu"_e.m.ptyJr. ; which created himand shapedhim, The[act that _rnockery alloi theirforefathers foughtand sometimesdied for. I it _ he make has been easierlifemurdered America in solves nothing. anyone lor It -willwhite not 5 I or black. 1 Others preaching the identical or similar :55 . doctrines arecertain to rise out oi the poverty and misery that is Harlem, that is Atlanta, that __ f-.>»~ _-92:is Chicago, that is Houston.'So|newhere,at this _ § very moment,in a dozen angry minds, the idea of becoming the nextMalcolm X is taking form. Who it will be. and where it will be, I leave to historians to record. Take I5.%.m seeds, cultivate them with the oaiioused hand of indifference. nurturethem with despair, waterthem with _.! injustice, andanother misshapenhuman oweris certain to bloom. |/d<9- .5 ? J e';§§I have never beenconcerned aboutMalcolm X tn particular as I ii * 1-Q 7 ' ;._.!_,: much asthe frustration.hopelessness, bitternessand despairwhich F0 ? Bronson! he exemplified. 176 MAR5 lS55 He belongedto the past. Hisdream was[or a separate black slate, for two nationswithin one-- an hsue which was resolved at Appomattox Courthousea century ago. _ ~. , =-w--_--_,,_"' -i --1.... _.-v "l"l-tn...e .....=...... ,...-it Llinehlnnh-t- Dnzl- val new-I ...--u i_. _As such, like the Back-to-AfricaMovement sponsoredby whites in the 1830's,or of Marcus Garvey : in the ifs, his "answer" Times Herald -I I-.1- 92 III-C HIIJYILIS a_.-_'__r HEBFU GIL} 92r-__- _.u_'_ __ HZ III-PSI}1-__s at. H_p WDDIH_1-_ The WashingtonDaily Newsgj. arrived hereis Sl llé the yearbelore theuisynmr?1re"rre&- The Evening Star a.__.__ New York Herald Tribune _i,,_ New Yer : Journal-Americun__,______. », "92/I New York Daily News _,_,___,__,___i [f__J New York Post a 'I The New York Times _i,____ I The Baltimore Sun __.._.,.___a___ The Worker ii The New Leader ?_,_____,__i The Wall Street Journal ____i '3 | . L ______. mg; T-,1 I~- Q- -q.1~,;<.- _.i.-_'.;.- I _ i " ,,,..----_'ir. - Y ! -_ ,_ >- .-u-.=.1'._ ;,. ._._ 'i-' ¢__r-,v.. 4~,':,*.' _ _,1! =*'4~e';e:--1.- . Z _,~_ ~ t "" ~:;.'-'1;f': - -.-5*? -.:;.f"t.-_:_; -. ' In central Harlem. when Black Nationalism is robahly st ,M persons, nearly ell oi them Negro. are paclied into 3 and oneiialt at New York Cit!"; 319 square miles. - = " The population density h more than 100 persons per acre; narcotics "addiction is nearly 8 times as high es the rate I01" 131% entire city; murders; occur 6 times as frequently; and 40 per cent oi the people are housed in tenements built before 1900. The median family income is only $343! a year} compared to .-5. $5103 for the city. Training opportunities are few. Family insta'bi.1ity s is high. Half the children under 18 years oi age do not live with both parents; by the time to child has reached the -eighth grade his scholastic level lags nbout 2 and one-hall years behind the city average. -,-. . -__r _; --- . 92 '. .:' , .a _ 3 . n These figures mnstcqr outta America. Tbetnation must reorient l itself not to punishment {or crimes committed,-but to ways oi E» crime preventionk u ,- In the broader sense, Malcolm K is our victim. We are as guilty .7. and responsible for his death as we are for the death of a president. It will not do to condemn the violence which killed him. or the violence he espoused. until vie have wiped out the misery and ignorance which produces violence. Malcolm X is dead. But he is survived by his Harlem. the same y as yest erday,= theiway white America created it...... ,._--e iv J t. . I t . -. @ I 0-:912-14-on Roi. . _ Mo /i B7 -I tic, D i asper i_._.__ ~. Callahan ...... _i Conrad _..__i -K Felt _ 92 '92 _'.I Gale ls a./ .52; "A 1/ Fiosen Sullivan L ! Q. Tavel _..__i Trotter _._,___i L t Tele Roam _._._. Holmes i...... __ 92I Gondy hi ¢ ---1-1. a-'_I I ii I r ~. Harlem Stores P i edge L1 By Albin Krebs Q1 I'MIn-alt Trihaas Staff " .!. 'EI Amilitant 8 1'O92-11>Nesrv Bish Alvin Al Chillgé. F88- iierday threatened Harlem pas cl the churc, w e Imerohantsb0Y00l-ti with1111' is Pentecostal. said he o ered {less they close their busi- Ilse oi the worship house as 'nessessat 3 p. m. today and L humanitarian lesture. As -,, lremain closedover theweek b. result. be said. there end "in respect for" slain had been anomymous bomb lama NationalistMalcolm x. threats aaainst him. his ram- | Muslim iuneral servicesfor ily and his home, as well as ;Maieolm will be held at 9:30 the church. . !a. m. tomorrow in the Church Thousands of handbllls of God in Christ. a one-story were distributed in Harlem | st.:-uetureat the northeastyesterday threatening re- corner oi Amsterdam Ave. prisals aiainst merchants _and l th St. that was ooh- who tailed to bolt their doors -verted from a movie theater bezinnlg at 3 p. m. today. I 15 years ago. Police said Que store own- I -3 The body oi the one-time ers had received oral wam- ._ L ; inzs that "it you don't close J: ¬'*member of the Black Muslim sect remained in Unity Fu- Fdown by 3 p. Ill. you won't be neral Home. in a glass- in business at 8:30." There shielded bronae casket, and i were also reports some mer- by late afternoon yesterday. chants had been approached -r-1!.- more than 2.006 persons had ' - "donations" --as---:~.viewed it. Heavy momma tor rains did not deter the 39-yur-old . ; II: -_ mourners. t down by ve The funeral home received amther anoriymoizs bomb threat. You had better get that body out Oi there by to- morrow or we'll blowup the place." aaid a telephone caller. Police continued a heavy home.iiiiif aroundat 2352 Eiahth the lneril Ave.. and around the Church of ate in Christ, also the sub- geot 01 bomb threats yes- MW 1:1-5 K "-"i'r§ 32,-. .j--,e._{>- ' I'f: st-.,,_2:??? .. ,,.__; :-2-'5-.-<-r;-I 51 i_d'hsefvanceof what he A naBU!i'I1_c 5nventionoi | Policeand theI_"B!"in-¬i'92!- meant to our community and 6.000 Black Muslims was to be- caso have received many an- all oppressed people." gin in Chicako today, with onymous tips that an attempt A spokesman for the Up- Muhammad scheduled to ad- will be made on Muhammad's town Chamber of Commerce dress at least two sessions in life during the convention. said the Chamber has asked the Coliseum. A spokesman for Yesterday they continued to the police for protection for him said yesterday there'sa check reports that at least 100 125th St. merchants and were conspiracy against the Btack "Malcolm men" were on their promised that 150 extra men. I us sect. 'to Chicaso 1- avto khtfhim-.- - would be assigned to the street beginning today. _ A spot check oi stores on I the street, Harlem's main crosstown thoroughfare, re- vealed most chain stores 1. planned to remain open. Sev- eral merchants said they don't know"whether the! will heed the handhill warning. .5.-I L The police, hopeful Wed- nesday that a break would come soon in their search for the assassination team that out Malcolm down, were hav- ing difficult? Yesterday locat- ing persons who witnessed the shooting. Police said they had even been unable to arrange an interview with-Malcolm's wife, although they believe she may have important in- formation. Deputy Chief Inspector Thomas Pendergast, oversee- > ina police details in Harlem, said we have to be ready for anything. It will be like this unti after the funeral." Malcolm's half-sister.Mrs. Ella May Collins. left her Bos- ton home last night and was '-3 L~_. accompanied here for Hal- J colm's funeralby her con, ' Rcdnell. 20. She tolda Boston press con- er ference that she will serve as i "caretaker head" oi Ma1colm s 5*»? Organization of AIro-Ameri- can Unity until a successor can be chosen. Ho one can ll Malcolm ! shoes," ahe said. l .:1 ""1 ;92;r, Malcolm X was a top leader o! the Black Muslims, headed by Elijah Muhammad, until his defection more than a year ago. His followers in the OAAU claim Muhammad faithful killed Malcolm. Muhammad *1 -"#1"-F-° - -..._._.= 9 - _Inr-114-T|'lhu.1'llIh0t0.;l'I$l PHOAZDAK H 92 A CONVERT, Tommy I of Yonkerl, llid he broke with Muhammad after X was shot. Hera he display! his fflingl ou de -the -11:12 ; 3 - D-20 Rev 1.2-14-64! _. 5 Qiiifvi: bx DeC s er___,.__i Callahan __._ Conrad GaleFelt _ Rose-n Su11iva '1 -1WI " Tavel __i Trotter _._i T219 Room S Holmes __..._.._ ___ 1- Gandy ._._.___' ___. ,,- . -1-.-. F _ h-* cmrcowaum-121+ Q4 ...S.__/i.Z .A_¢---'" - mm YORK--THEmural. nzmmasor assnssmrrznaucx NATIONALIST _._,_,LEADER nursr ITY mu.coL!~: mumean: consrcnzn PARTINGre unrn czsrunrrormor am: IN romanA wnnn nnrun: rm:murzs or av as sum: or m.cou'. ms rou.aw1:ns.LOUERED us rm-oms cam: rr susunsmrznwcrrrr cam:-nznv, 1 sen;sncvns or ms mmnINrouovzns rossnn nnrnamrsnrn ATOP rm: rm: warn: ammmsazncam: nrccznsmu ca!-,xr'r.coprzn rmuc :- -vs vow? u: rW111: me sum: run, ouror rm:rouowzns sun. ._; WE'LL m_co1.usum A nzcnoan-1 rmsr wk v1ou:n'r ' mu srznv ur: ro BECOMEA 1, _ rrumcr ah-an orur-arr: us, wouua um:um: rm:crsrunz. ; -- 2/21--mezsms . 57¢, Z . , -Q;-1:F11! / __~! J . - '92/ '..,=2'. ,3 ! r._ _/ 7 » A H _ -- |/00- 39Z3,2/ /1?- l'-5 2 5**§,§-f.f;" NOT nwnonnmn " 175 MAR 5 1955 N:A! *1-Hrzrrrm. v ~ '- i$|I - - ti WASHINGTONNEWS CAPi:1 .r92.LSERVICE FiLE.. DESCRlP_TlON BUREAU FILE 1 - .....,,0. E F92LE NO,aQ/0@i:s ?93;z/-,g______|.- .1. -___ _. 57¢. 11 '92l!u_w-av all veer-on H,ARLE l§ QUIETthe t-.et.eorners on Amster- dam Avdlltle, which had been Tolson ______blocked oft for traffic from Belmont i i AS BRUWDS WATCH145th to 149th Streets. sod on the rooftops. ' ' ! The serv'los'I'ls scheduled to Mohr llAL l0LMX RIT _start at 9:30 4.11,, but me; is neolgn-or-u.-nomono -1,_,....-ir- There was one floral tribute.' began forming on the egg om; carried in by the ushers, a 2| :0! L111StE!'dl. l AVg1'1ug y;-gg by} foot groupln of blood-red Murdered Leader of ult ls hours earlier as many was to DeL.oc1ch___.i carnations, with the Star and assure thunselves seats inside. Crescent of Islam embossed on Eulogized as Be ver in One, John Davis, a 4e.ye...-- it ij white camations. -Es It was from Mrs. Shshazai Brotherhood Man 1-old laborerWearinga loops;-4and'v92?is addressed to El-Hajj Cdsperiii ,-92In skin iii-lllm ha-t. um: "1 knew Malik. El-Hajj ls the prefix h!1nasawon.der£u.tman,aigiven to any believer who visits Q. PQLlCE EUA. is HE.l.92.lY, rel-t rowel! Mecca, and Malik was. Mal- "Ja- colm's Islamic name. 1 C liqhqn 1 a- here. - 'I |'|eree was little crying aloud and almost no sobbing through- Them were about 15 wmgglcnlff the services, which lasted Conrad __,._____ 1 ..-.~ 600 Pack C :_-ch--Thronqs persons in the crowd, u] av. slightly more than hour. Rather, Evans ?_____i G111 described themselves as the mourners seeme"u' to he mak- 1-- Ouiside H ar the llloslem i. tobe . .- admirers of the slain man, ing a determined effort to show Gale ..._._..__.__.... Servic B oadca »- At 9:20 the doors of use Rosen h no that:emotion was shattered wha.te'ver an occasionaleffort?0 .. .;._.- church were opened, mg the l_v flay applause during the eu Sullivan i ,_. mourners led past, pdjcg logy and seiferal short speeches. .4-3 Z273; Tovel i_.__._/ _/_ - -.1 xuar a and hw-Ilw. dark-suited The service was started b Malcolm XBy black national- NOT Rw¢0RDE5~Trotter .i.... followers of Malcolm, 20' or ist who had told Negroes they. Mr.Dee, Davia_3n.d..bi-s the actress, reading wife, Rugs m . 8 I Li Tele Room __..__ .- ~.. must meet violence with vie-Qwhom serve< as ushers at.t.h_esages of condolence. ' .1. lence, wen: to his grave yes- service. Large 1 urses and hand-|Ihey came from the African-1 Holmes _i__ Pakistan-West Indian Society--.-_-._'_':,; __ 1:1, terday euloglzed as a man who bags -carried wom Were Gcmdy ______E . searched by the po1ioe._ ofithe London School of Eco- died believing in the brother- noinics, the Freedom Fighters hood or man. y The body or Malcolm x had] of Ohio. InC., which called Mal- i! Several thousand people been taken to the church in oi colm the most niisinterpreted. jammed the sidewalks in the hearse at 1:35 AJL yesterday- misunderstood man in Amer- escorted by a dozen police cars ica?" the Michigan Committee hitter cold and about 800; ~frorn the United Funeral for- . Freedom Now- Party; the packed the Christian nhl ch;Home at Eighth Avenue and Log Angeles N.A.A.C.P. Youth where the Moslern services 126th Street. A total oi! 22,000 Group;_ the government of I were held. o persons had viewed it there Ghana, and the Pan-African 5?? Hundreds of policemen stood, since Tuesday. -~ Congress of Smliliern Africa. The bronze coffin was. which haled Malcolm as "anti- I guard during the servica. There} 9'" Wheeled into me con -rerted=:imperalist, anti-colonisi; and if: had been instances and threats, anti-ra.ci.st. of, violence after Malcolm was, movie latfurm, theater drape agd hlzlagedkon ar reSi murdered last Sin1day,hut there]Eeivet, m front oi the altar-I L speaker Is Applauded was no violence at the services, It was opened, and the first few Then Omar Osman, of the mgurnerg who got into the Islam Center of Switzerland and in Harlem or at the graveside, the United States. who had said lfr. in Hsrtsdale. church later in the morning_ {- were able to view Malcolm'she was one of Malcolm's teach- Ossie Davis, the Negro actor may in 3 white burial sheet, ers , told the mourners: We and playwright, who delivered knew in-other Malcolm as a .: [111-Qugh a glass lid. _ I the eulogy, said: Malcolxn was gymboh of Chris ity 1. blood brother, particularly after our manhood, our living black his pilgrimage to Mecca last On the altar, ev as the year." The manhood. In honoring him we Moslern. funeral oe was '.'The highest thing that a honor the best in ourselves. taking place; th remained Mdslemcan aspireto is todie " 1-ooze - s of a Chris= Crowds Line Sidewalk me.» HIE? _ on the battle eld and not die at The tian church, tithe bolt. the hs_ hedside," he_ said to loud ap- The funenl an-vice took place candelabra. but they were hid- plause. _, The at Faith Temple. Church oi! God den from the mourners by the "'I'hose who die on the battle- New in Christ. at 147th Street and cot n lid. -, . I field are not dead, but are alive." Amsterdam Avenue. 1 To the rear of t59I '! l'92_'ere we-5 more applause sendNew Mourners and the curious new ; reporters o o- shouts of right. "right" from P g t 8pi'lE1'I;er8.I1d television camera-the mourners. . New lined the sidewalks on both sides " men were jammed beneath two Wh e the rite wag proceed-New ht Amsterdam Avenue behind side murals depictiri lcenes in ing inside, the crowd continued Wcrohlnqion Post and __,._,._,,._._.. police barricades to watch asi the life of Christ. Y stood to ! grow outside. "I can't seeNew Times Herald. the oi Irldidl and. on chairs to get 1. hotter View 4any of this," said a woman in The oft,lleser'viee._"=i. es Q] a black coat She was standing Washington Daily News _____ 92- on the west side oi Amsterdam The i Evening Star _ii__i_ Hundrecisillnlle-penned aglilldt Avenue, Her view blocked by The the window panes of the te several ll-f e trucks tram the York Herald Tribune i brick and wooden tenements Na.tlonal roadcesting Com- The York Journal-American _,i across the street, or stood shiv- Tho pnevoar, parked in front at York MUIOP _i..._.-i_-..-...-__- eringpnthelr re escape.s._ _.. The church was lighted -by the truck. also belonged to a eight ceiling fixtures, each one York Dolly News i resembling a mosque. which had television network. Inside, were been there since lt_ was a movie era! steel helmets. an a Ne- York Post house. :3 woman ul-ted the driver.New York Times it Around the com; stood eight . 'laughing, You getting ready podiilns pisoséuniformed policemen. and ago the l for next sumsr Worter ii side were two uniform p0-i l 1 white girl in her New Lender ii i 92- Tr-:1 3'1; iii widow and ..£ou.I'=.pcl1ildren.~ Those who Want, to continue what you so generously began," Ihe said, should send eontribu-i tioris to the group at Post Of- ce Bo: 1924. Church Street Station, New York City. There were about 15 white mourners, although most of And Mm. Lucille Levvy, a them were Negro women. Negro, of 282 Lenox Avenue, Among Others attending the said: "I'm paying my respectsservices were James Farmer. to the greatest black Ln national director or the Gon- this century. He's a black man, gress of Racial Equality; Bayard don't say colored." 1 Rustin,-who organized the civil _ r Next to her, standing in the rights march on Weshington in -J-;92I cold, another Negro woman 1963; Wally Dukes. the basket- said: "Our heart is broken for ball player; Dick Gregory, the the genius we loved. That man Negro comedian who has been was a. genius, a true genius. active in civil rights demonstra- He died for what he believed tions, and James Foreman, ex-] -ow mi ecutive secretary of the Stu-= Called Uniting Force ident Nonviolent Coordinating Inside, Mr. Davis was start- Committee. ing his eulogy. -~ 1 Many of the mourners had "Malcolm could unite many opposed Malcolm. diverse elements. Those who L- disagreed with him the most I nevertheless followed him," he said. .- His voice cracking, Mr. Davis said, Harlem has come to bid fond farewell to one of its brightest hopes, gone forever." _ lI'll'nl4492 ln92 4u.A.|92..92.u.|.u. utnu bu-Aan-92.Q.ryw|.|, 1-0|-en - pal 'l92-l--ul:|.u it Negro years ago," Mr. Davie said. An observer could almost feel the audience draw itself I e in as it to shout before he -4 added: Malcolm Wis too big for that. Malcolm had become -:-. an Alto-American, and that ; . what he wanted all otus tobe.'j ?'A prl.noe -our own black, '~. shining prince who did not hesi- 5 tate to die because he loved us so,_"__h1r. Davis said. - 11 At one point Mr. Davis said _--. that en rgmiiaiiemrallins it- 'self Concerned! Mothers was raising money '£or Malcolm : 5?-1 U-I9 HOV. 12-14-54} T son 7 iont - - e Mohr L Cc r_._____ Callahan ____ Conrad i__ M21-i' :l0l111 s Flliiief lFelt ._....._ Gale & Fiosen __ Is H63 -'Guarded | "Sul1ivun _ Tove-I .- r -92-. Trotter __ § NEW YO',' 27 UPI!tFarmer, Feb.director the of Con- Black-Nat' nalistleader Mal- gress of Racial Equality; John Tele Room _i colrnX as buried todaywii Lewis, chairman ofthe Stu- Holmes .....____ : he;-.-.1;police gizardon ha.':d.ldent Namiolent Coordinating Gundy iui 5. ! 1-Ie wasmourned by hl1l idl!'¬dS|CgmmiI;tee; Bgygf Rugtin, - of his followers who hailed who hglped Q1-53311;;the giv him as their "prince-" rights march in Washington; Their was no violence either and comedian 131;]; G-regqfy, -. at the funeral in-Har1ern }ong associated wig;the ,;192-11 televised nationallylive Eights by movementin _ _ NBC network--or at the ceme- -.2 tery. Anonymous threats to "fire bomb the corpse failed to materialize. The Negro militant whose slaying last Sunday touched oil wariare among his follow- - t ers end the Black Muslims oi Elijah Muhammad, was eulo- I '3 gized as 1 symbol of hope for America : frustrated Negro millions. Hundreds of police guarded the Faith Temple. Church of Christ, where 600 Persons bll . heard Negro actor and play- wright Ossie Davis praise Mal- 1;; colm as a prince, our own 92i black, shiny prince who did not hesitate to die because he I loved us so." _ % av Several prominent civil; The Post and 92 "" ' righLs leaders, earlier oppo-' Times Herald "a nenis ofMalcolm whenhe 1_vl8. The Wushtnqtcn-|Daily New; i a lieutenant to l'i&i.¬-Pl'B8C]1l1'Ig} Muhammad, showed up to pay; The Evening Star Lhelr respects. They character- New York Herold Tribune _i_ ized him as a former racist who becameconvinced thaii NEW York Journal-American _i___ men of all races could live to- New York Daily New; New York Post I "1 he YorkNew Time; The Baltimore Sun The Worker gether alter making 1 trip to The New Leader the Islamic shrine atMecca ,__-_ The wan 5""! Hume 92 - A mi:-F Tiff?-_.:T..|Z E|¢...4,¢~ .a-'0-.. {mic--'2:-I-ii -1-"I'-"'_"""" F I , ©- 0 . 5 s 92 ' . 92 1» 92 '5 _. "=9 7. .,~ = _ ;,@ I1 92- Q; .4» '3 1--|-. _ ammo: rm}? l '- Cassia: Clay applauds the nrrlnl of Black Musirn ~ l1:d_eV1:iEUjah Mnhammld at sect : eonvgntlon Iridgy. Q 1 K 3 FD-35 U mu. F-16-6 3! Mount Clipping In 5pucl Bctow! Tr. . i_.:~ ii " 1 . -- v-_TI1". "i"»92.<0"|._.._. - '6' T_ 92 'i._.- n L . e- f ______- ii - Y -_ ~ 1- Mr . Iill . J -- .11 ..._- " Tele. 1".1 .....-__..-- I4 u,__.:~Al .. Jin our X rsmnso 1Q. Tli A---- lllr. -V srmuwsACTIUNL TO _92_ __._.-A l , 92|. .. t92___e- 1 or. - 3 _ I 31:.-.3 u.... _. _____.---_-e--i _1:r_newspaper, city and note.! Mrs. ConstanceBaker Motley. :192{3I'ih3.t?.a.l!'5Borough Pres- new iident. declared yesterday thatl .. MW. .-._.._:. }Ma.1colmdeath X : offeredNew ,5. 1 .-_ ii. 1.. ]YOt k8l'5brand-new a oppor-r itunity to move in now and lead ltoithe leadpeopleintothat constructive heattempted] chan-I nels of activity." i In broadcasts andinterviews; gassessing the effects of the. 'bla.ck nationalist1eader s mur-? Ider, justone week after the :1-rilling andthe day after his! ;fu:riera.l. Negro leaders ex-~ pressed hope that the interest revoked would focus new atten- ltion to continuing Negro frus- -t trations. James Farmer, national di- -F rector of the Congress of Racial Equality, charged on radio sta- . 1 .tion WI-IN that neither Mayor iwagner nor Governor Rocke- ifeller had done enough" for- 2 ;civiI rights. IF ta [marBayard orthe Rustin, 1903 majorcivil-right: organ. .. , ;March on Washington, contend-, ed that I decade after the Unit-; Ddle: ;ed States Supreme Court out-j |lawed segregated schools, I r J t.here are more Negro school Author: - children insegregated ciaasesi Edition T. ' T ? CTGV than before,"that Negro firouths; Editor: :had triple the unemployment T1ll_I! irate ofwhites. thatslums had: _ .. 9292rY~ 921r 41.1 more people. more rats and more. violations. Mr.Rustin appeared with Mrs. Motley on WA.BC- I -_--L 1;" Character: " --I er ;-I ' L I or Cloaoiitcdtion: RU lg?--3q'.3321 Submitting Ol ce: TTYO -'3;l Q Being Investigated D-19 Rem 12-14-64! lson 4 / ; lrnont ._1 "h- B11- b t . Casper ___._...___ Callahan __.._.i tjq Conrad ii Felt ______Gale -L3 Hasen " "1" -*9 L1 Sullivan " L Tave1__.;__'__ .__l. 1" ; i Trotter..+_.._._._,.~._ Tele Room _____._. Holmes 92'92 r *3-at-ma r_;! - _.». _ Gandy ' .!-_ on Malcolm J. _; l M 1 -E If _ Q :' NEW YORK, March 2 [UPI] - Police earlytoday chargedtwo g E £1 . former Black Muslims and a -.* iii third man with illegal possessiona double of barrelled sawed-off shotgun. They questioned themabout their alfiliatioru with slain N Dc. f_./i J extremistMal:cg leader JiEl-_:____ _;=:_._;5r£1=:oux.. Arret Jhn5 G .-By ,_,- E ! / i'_l__'i @111r ?~eem18. Hilton, I-lar92lem.. //.r<4 r idenl-9. Police said Messrs. Gre and. 1'Q. rX-__92_ / James admitted lng f rmef , 'r éT1§érgthe lire nT>Fn'5ed of Bl ck Muslim headquarters Mosque Sevenin Harlem. They said Mn... .Gre1t.- .¢Lmi *=921 Y ,o,;r/1/Z n "Imegie_eee_;Ie,!Ie1¢9.1eiMI- but 92 >melee we 1'5 Mr. Hilton, police said, The Washinqtan Post and i_ lvn i gdmittedbeing an admirer of Ttme S H eruld _ -1-. Mlalitb TJ uI' . Mrs. Bett Shabazz, widow of KTEIE6 , esterdew with detectives investigatingleald that the 250 member TP;'E_I5'w. ithe militant black of_Malcolm USU nai- churches X_Spe¢-i-gs -_' In the Harlem-Upper gxf-ll" u Eifjs * _' .'I¢ With Pol1cséboutH1s STE?! Slaying P1101 !- -- 1:05? ~ Althougn Malcolm professed .2; i - / V I I I - - I . -i J .__|:1I_92;éVClI i i r i'i nohas, leader. Mr. Sutton The meeting said before 1" wife *" .;'§se.s'%-errata?/M the"-S at.M '" " -" Justified Ch 1'°h by his *=~*°°i*"<'>l1= emphasis _4"T ? '/ meeting. a.n unannounced It is my place u_nderstand- e.wl.y hl»d 011 What been wnstiwtu 15386 10 manhood."Appeal in PF irom any police office, accord- elf their con tlons for su Tele Room i- ing to her lawyer, Oliver Sutton. ove- tn '.-L;,ing She that wm she cooperate Wis not runy hers mi including emsllmfair-h.1»h'-Carrel-id. the importance of Holmes ldeeply involved in his rn ;sel1'-defense by Negroes, a. pride mast, giving but my was mgoma m 1 typical Li llmshe the Protestant leaders e fort 1*. - housewife without at lln sponsibinw their racial or heritage se1r-h=1p-and re- Gc.n<1Y I 1? awareness of her husband's ac- Mr. Cary held "all oi. us ere .:,;, tivity. However, she is anxious responsible tor his death inas- that the true assassin ot her much as we are all involvedl huband be known." in perpetuating this kind oi Three fund-raising efforts are culture" in which Malcolm oi- gomg on meanwhile for g_he f&I 2d solutions unacceptable to widow and her four daughters..m8-BY- ' Assemblynmli Percy Sutton, a Assemblyman Sutton, a Prot- Harlem Democrat and Oliver estant layman, noted yesterday Butt?!-5' brother. said I '¥i]-rum he had represented Mal- o0L._ X Famiiv Fm"-'1 -had ..ee:'.|eo1m and ms tern y only s¬t" '15' '!He Ikreegoi m National private affairs and never rep- Bank. 271 West 125th Street. resented his Organization of !He called it a long-range effortAfro-American Unity. . to support the faintly unto um Police here and in Chicago 1% children have gained rnaturi continued guarding headquar- ty" and to provide them with ters of both Malcolm's move- Motlfém ozglyoxIslamic ha, * ' teachingsbrm y ment and Elijah Muhammad's 5 Mrs..S' qgmmntee. e oitier, .o£_ 1?,Concern Nation oi Islam, the Black Mus- f _3{rs. M heel:§is from whom Malcolm broke a. year ago. . ..%Ola E receive coi't1 -ib u'tIE.1nsThe Rev. Dr. Martin Luther! 92 King Jr. had urged both Mus- Box 1024, Church Street lim groups to meet with him Station, or Mrs. Poitier : home at the peace table" in an ex- in Pieasantville, K. Y. lpression of concern over threats Assemblyman Sutton said the oI_ further violence. Dr. King, immediate aim was to buy a.n. winner of the Nobel Fe!-ce 5'7 L- home for the family. He said Prize, made his proposal Sun- the fund had already receivedday in preaching to more than < $1.100. delivered by station,2.000 persons at Victory Bap- WMCA after a. radio announce-Ntist Church in Les Angeles. meat. In Chicago, Donald R. G y, Harlem Prote leaders 2»/° /=,I B4" sponsored a a.l Boys19 years Court old, supervision was placedfor The woe!-linglon co onm._g2 _ _ . accoun 1.5 ' P also tloi ettero He ting had to been pg ll: ace g edhg the reedom National Baa .Sunda.y night with hecvyw t 10°? Times Her ld The W. Sterling Gary, fnhampion Cassius Clan; The Washington Dull! N""" """* _ _ The Eveninq Std! --Z:-ii- New York Hg-aid Tribune ---i New York Journal-American _i- New York Mirror ?-i---- New York Daily New! i----- IN 0/" $- New York P05! 1' ~3l'/ /'J@ T-"Pan B: "1 I -A--J-/c" U' S:'.t.__...... ,l.r__i .4,/i/I-1-. "1Lt.a:h_.__._ 1' " Cl'___i ' 311". I. ..'i_-_. i .. "1-ad___._._ -en 4 .-AI Ti. '9 sin T. T.. ..I'____. i 'i'.1__,____ i II .. S i i _, _ , - _._ 17 ' 7 'a Ki J1 i..,__i' __.___.._ _ [Endi.C¢lQ pace. news --..-.._-.-a.__a Of ..a_..1-H , - ;. ii Widow o X I nqwgpqper, cityi 1.... and state__ V_ With His Slaying - _i 4 is By PETER muss il- Mrs. Betty Shabazz, widowrhad been asked to appeal to of Malcolm X, met yesterday their congregations for support. w with detectives investigatingl Although Malcolm professed the militant black national-"the Muslim faith, Mr. Cary said, 1 Iist leader. The meeting was at{ the Protestant leaders effort u an unannoimced place awayiwas justified by his "emphasis from any police office, accord-ion what constitutes rrian.h0Od."_ Log to her lawyer, Oliver Suttonlincluding "the importance _of; "She will cooperate fully m'§e1f-defense by Negroes. 3 P dei l giving my infgnna on _ shelin | their . . racialheritage and ,, re-i |11@.__$;" Mr, Sutton said before Lhe,sponsib11ity for self-help. 2 meeting-_ --3 is my un¢e1-51;a,m;i- Assemblyman Sutton, a Prot- ing that she was not herself estant layman. 11°t°¢ Fesi r -15' dgeply involved in his move-itl-lat he had_ represented Mal 1'9 DY?" Y °lI ';'T"5 Iment. but was a typical Musliin l i-B1 3-1'16 1'95 fa-11111? 91113 111 51¢; d . _",_- "housewife without great pr-wate affairs and never rev- avrareness Of her husband's ac- T953117-ed h_1-5 Org?-niZ3t1° Uf |tivity. However, she is anxious Afro-Alnenvan Umtir-_ imat the true assassin of he; 1nE police officers in charge huband beimow;-|_-= of the investigation of Mal- ; Three fu_nd_1-315; ; @510;-gs at-e,colrn's slaying Feb. 21. Assistant going on meanwlule for the ,Ch1Ef Inspector Joseph L. Coyle. U 5'- if widow and her tour daughters. and Inspector Thomas Rena-j 3Assemblyman Percy Sutton, afghan, questioned three men .92'9292-5 1 i Harlem Democrat and Oliverjast night at the Bathgate Ave- I. ,- ll'!..l-&_-I-4 92.-..>92-.,- --1:.-I Q Uni; -ma 1-+-.1-a.-.-. 1..-ma.-. :-. +92-... B-..-u i K : icolrn DULLUII X :3 Family uAuu.n:l, Fund :0-emu had on nu:-A beeBiDetectives nu: an-nuuu seized uuucl: Lnl the ulc three -I -ILUlAJ'92.|in .5BY. lip at U18 FI EEC|01'I l National ; basement gpa ment at 5Q1" Y Date: 'Bank. 271 West 125! -11 Sirsshsast 164th Street where an "92 . i Edition: IRE T0511PP°!'r§ called it the 8- IUHE-1'3-HZE £ ?ugd nmt Bffflrtien-lpty tI1'_;e|sliotg1-in 12-3338-E was found.doub1e_'ba_rre]ed ll? Children and W5" PT°""1d° "33-in Em mad . 'w 'h :-.earlyr!our Afte bein uestloned the three for 0rthodoxIslamic A ¢°"""m°° teac °* °°"°°"" ° i=ni-aged Ewen boon : with ear] vlolsation wda gr and.the Author: Editor: Mm M°' hEs"di_"°Y ha5Pb.°? ° :*E"' u f£"§dD¬giu'eaP0m . Th were law. identi ed as Wil-. 4Abb3' Lm°°m a.nd Mrs -Mm-uelllie Htgton 18 years old. of 65 gleiugw r¥c°§ 4"eC?; ntg;bg?rg2¬iWest 121"ui Street- Cvril 2x Z9115 ' *__ -_ .1-'o1uer's .."." . nome-'-"-" ."' ____|. | ar|-in! 1: nf " " 14 '11: ? '"'" "" inm-" gt ¥1 ¬:éa;'£v 1:N_ Y-_ |Sti-eet. and John X57 Grey. 29. 0 o can12-15-an _ . J TIson 7'/L /1!V , -' momX 1, . Casper _i Callahan __','£',i Conrad Felt _ Gale Kl / Rosen Sulli Tavel _ Trotter ___.____._ Tele Room Hoimes - 5 Gan dv 51°- 1 _ -an I swzlnc" 0? . r fl! Q 1' TODAY 1" E J L1 LEGRO SUSPEC NAME - 1 P1 - as F 4- I fl -&'. 92 P .. /.'92 0. . '4' . ' "1; ' '92--_ |','§T.:..§¢'il|..J.l C: A WASHINGTON CAPITAL NEWS SERVICE 9 ms»-. :2-:4-en 1ii.__,,,,_,_,.,,_ BIL C llcxhczn ._ Conrad ___ - J ML Rosen .- s <-Tr? Tcvel _ 11 Trotter ___, Tele Room ___ Holmes _ _ Gqndy ______, e _:; s_. _,,__777_77_ W, , ._ ;30, of the Bronx, is a strong~1_ ThB -UISL man charged, arm member 0! the B1ackTTaimad e 'Ha er 22 of Eggn- Muslims Deg:Muslirns. He was charged ., as re us , J B APPROX JW7 Role in Slay: g; Wednesday with homicide. !wheu_1er he hqd any Black -as Johnson - 1sthe second 51a¢;;!Mushm i _connecuons. ' -;_. T3rd Negro l-leldPM UShm to be accused in thei Lu Ch1cago,on1y a few hours NEW YORK AP! The Bla 3553551-£i3ii1'r0 1gftl§92i85¢1i¬:;1tl i:92,dW,1aite{ Johnson's arrest, me Muslims have denied anew 9 8° B ma E Y eldest son of Black Muslim 5,2: role in Lhe murder of Malcolrnlwho bdted from the mackleader Elijah Muhammad X in the wake of the arrest here,M hisusow sseciaitsjIi I t year an d I 0 ed reiterated denial of any Black ,7/1»/i of a third Negro accused oi the] assassination. I Also charged was N 1 uslim blame for the assessme- i Iendant, Police said t ma 5X tst del s uttera glad: 26. describe ushm enforcer y p 'ce;tion. ",heaId He ofJohnson said he a--- -.had ne ver 1'? .__.wsZ%~»-~ _| - i 3 J1-ll -A?I11S£ W55 "" ' _ 1 .,..--_..92;wn.--¢v-""""""E"* "-' 0 > I- '" » 1 * um ; 1 ~ 4'-'92 r 1 sZ?r?f~_e%<1 i"*eszKs~ee%»si_o1 ;Y51s1g3»,*{ ~"B. AP§ %6 _ -0- 4 -0 73. .-Z - The wq5h " l'tUT! Post nd '1? G Tlihea Herald. h. Iv! Y rk Washington Daily Nqw;Daily Ngwg New York Even -qPoe: __, 5- ______W New York York Herald Time! T1-mun,_ .-#2. The Bal rnore Y°l i Journal-ArnerlcqnSun § The Worker l - 31952 /- A The New Lander i__¬_____m_i Rio 13 The Wall Street Journal U p_":? R7 M 111955 eo .,-. O, . v- ""= ~'.'?-." ."", -- ,._ .- r . I rrrlo .,__---_|¢-| IP - o.= Hf1,¢,4 ;_;_,: F yr '.' 9 Nqu h l Observer --_._.__..i 92'92 > -J O 0:13-I REv .12-14-64! 1- "' son _..__._.__ [_ 1I mont , C sper in b TC- Cczllohcm ._._.i Conrad ___.._i_ Felt _ _ _ M J Til - 5 lntheilayins -.- _._: HOSE . u Of MhklcolmSul1i'- 92 92 F Towel ea l Trotter ,1: e *- Tele Room __..___ -" -. '~-l" - - l _ Holmes ii -{*- fl l 5. l and SIDNEY KLINE » By EDWARD DILLON A husky, thin-mustachegl Black Muslim already I5??? under indictment in the shooting of a detector from Ithe niovement was arrested late yesterday in the slaying of black nationalist leader Malcolln_ X,U1_-,_- With his an-est, poliee sources said they had the three men who pumped 13 slugs into Malcolm X from two pistols and 0. shotgun on Feb. 21 as followers at the Audubon Gondy _____i Ballroom. _ 'I'he newest prisoner was rThomas 15X Johnson, 30, of 932 Bronx!- ark South,Bronx, d !mm-rind llll-AAl92a92n| n father --1---.m -- and 1 - --'l0b- 1 1 1 r lglad been held too Ion; without 4 Q-Uf'lIi lnI. Charges against d Johnson made them co-defend- ants in crimes oi violence for the second time in less than two uionthi. . On Jan. 8, Benjamin 131 Brown, 81, of 635 Castle Hill Ave., Bronx, a guard at Rilters Island who had left Fruit: of Islam Mosque 7 in Harlem to D v open his own mosque in a store a. I at 1478 Boston Road, Bronx, was shot in the shoulder as be talked F1 with friends outside the inosque. Had Been Warned Q. He had been warned by former I 5 associates in the Harlem mosque 92 not to ir: off on his own, but 1 J had done so anyhow. _ 1 Brown told authorities after '-'1 the attack upon him that he had pulled away from the Harlem group because they were inclined to v1olence and he, personally, was a man of peace. F E Much of his recruiting was among young Negro prisoners on J Rikers Island. i Had Been Out on Bail Butler and Johnson were ar- '-i RTWE foto ivy Leonard Deiriij I Thoma; 15$ Johnson at police stcd and indicted on felonious J- station yesterday. assault charges in the shooting .,_.. of Brown and were tree in hail pending arraignment _today in when Malcolm X was gunned Manhattan Criminal Court. down. Butler and Johnson, in ff Coyle disclosed that Johusoni fact, were scheduled to plead to 1was taken into custody at his the felonious assault charge yes- home. _ terday in Bronx Supreme Court, "What was his reaction? at but that proceeding was ad- newsman asl:ed.. join-ned until March because of He was surprised," said Coyle, the more serious charges stem- 1 I?smiling, ~ niiiugxirom the killing of Hal- _ When' arrested on another com . -- charge two months an, Johnson Tns News d yester- ii said he lived on Bryant Ava. in l dsy thst Bu er, becsuse oi the ithe Bronx. e--__J Brown assaulti faced polsibl Already held without bail were eviction Iron: is home at 661 Norman 31 Butler, 26,_an en- Rosedale Ave, Bron_1, in Sound- forcer and a member of the Fruit view Houses, a City Housinl < of Islam, tln elite body$rd cl Authority development. Eliiah Miihammed, the cafe- i File Beat to CIA based .§:1|phE| - of the movement, Some days ago, Leon Malian- and '1 edge Hayes, 22. , yiu, 43 Il_1I-I!-lgQI.' oi the develollf Counsel Protests Delay _ ment, advised utler that his 1' B ii Hayes was allot ln_t-he leg by had been sent to CHA offw it I bodyguard of Malcolm X as he 250 Broadway for examination. - |._n.._-.... -_.s _ l_ 1.- e?! gig niissvusn, nun E; III inc _Laat " °l ! 2° ?.-ll... Friday, Malii1i;:its : ""..i11;} llBellevue Hospital prison ward. Butlw, held without bail, went o e pen iiia" if on Iii?_ - before Criminal Court Judge ings advis:gsinst police gutler. of the Magmowlts}Benedict Reuben Levy yesterday for plead- Ave. Bronx, station of the th_5Q_8ii i t. but the case was put over and he since has been under P°- lice guard. He was too upset W t until tomorrow at Stern : request- report lor work this week and re- Joseph B. Williams, eounael to gisined in seclusion at hll Owl! P - Uzi, protested heatedly at the Tons spokesman said that l |.-D450 Rev. 7-I6-'53! - ~--- M.-. T 15'-=-- 51° 1-_I:1._;.'_92r, E "l'it__-_ r J __;]'_'__i A,Th. _> _"_:'n___. Mount ClippingIn 5:20 Below! t 92Ti C=- Tgr--_ F _ :..1-'.I:m__.... PI - -4 C f_:::;l___....- .~.. - ii-' *5 :i._ _Z_- iTH+liB~liAN SElZED§rug .._ 11'. :1 1'0l IN MALCOLMGASE . I 1 .1, .l. J-- *1 -1""- _ _ ..tr_.-- New Suspect in Killing Als >j_] ___.1.. Faces anAssault Charge '__l[.li.".;3___. ,_ L _. _ _. 92_;_,...4_, ..,.92, .._..---- Indicate i By PETER Ell-I88 qqp,..n::m0-o-|'i- A third Negro was arrested- nqw p pa,.._;_- and c1ty_ e_iai.e_!-. iysterday on charges ot taking part in the murder of Malcolm: X, the black nationalist lead-I er, duringa rally on Feb.21. l 'r'.."':"_.-. _92 .. .l.__s'7"-"~.r*_"f? vonv The new defen t titted himselfThom g inmnf as U! P o_uth,_ the! i B_:.qn.x. had been Indicted; last month for first-degree as-' sault inU16 shootingof a BIac.k| _ . iwhichMuslim detector -d¬fQ!'id31 .92t in 8. case in| was! Normag. a. uspeetE5tlg[_Butler the Hingof is I Maleo X . P The NetYork Tl l Ca .. ' omas Jr a hegro in SEXZED FOR MURDER: 1 his 3, , s ' P Thomas 15X Johnso after ~§l 000 @bail as 350,- a m_ as in theslaying atthe requestoft his arrest yesterday in the a. gTa.ndjury thathas start_edL 5 I1 Yi rig ,-00 acomI Ml I X. _ 5 5. . an inquiry. Assistant District if Ch-Irgea Called Hearsay .U___ Attorney Robert W. Mciieever told Supreme Court Justice 1 He noted that earlier yester bl 1 11 . ay he had asked Judge Reube Abraham J . Gellino that he vy in Criminal Court for believed Thomashad been pres- mmediate hearing for Butle , 1 l ent during the killing and had but Judge Levy granted a delay J l "vital information concerning luntil tomorrowat the request the identity of the perpetra-_ ,0: AssistantDistrict Attorney Data: tors." ' 4 Herbert J. Stern. I In ci-imiiiai Court,Mr. Stern Author:Edition: The new developments came had sought a delay until March :'_"'T7 P=. t- .l.J... IV Y"F L'-TC é after Butler : lawyer, Joseph . Editor: - 4 i12, the date Judge Levy had - --H B. Williarna, obtained 5 writ 011 {set forbearing 1.felonious as- 1Til1o: habees corpus from Supreme, ,sauit charge against Reuben ,Co92u-t Justioe John A. Mullen 1Fran.oil.|, Malcolm :bodyguard. =!or a hearing at 11 AM. today Francis is charged with shoot- . _, {on why Butler. held without ltng andwounding Thomas R bail, should not be freed. *. "Hagan, alias Talma ge I-layer, l In his petition,Mi-. W lisma the rst Negro accused oi Mal- 1 or ,3? asserted Butlerhad been de-j colm's murder. . itained on a short afiidaviti ii Francis : lawyer, Nathan Hm [madeby a police officer based, Mitchell, hadalso soughtan in-i-| wholly on hearsay for almosti mediate hearing,charging the; [sevenwhich days,greatly is prosecution in was on a shing} ,g§gg55_Qf48 hours permitted expedition" hadand l!|0thing' |by law. hi.-.._p substantial in the way of evi- _l_A. :-~.--~-1 . ' M--?I dence ainst hi5 olie -' Character: " .-¢- C . 5'1" "; ...M Clooliticcltion: Q -I j 3 QQ3 2 Submiitinq Oiilco: T m Being investiqoted f! S'l'!:!l'§l%:1o,ooo I A "' in 0-19 Rev. 12-14-on / -a 1 bl?- , Tolson 71 -Belmont m M 1 he'-' eCusp- D ' I -:7! F 1| I 'TC 92bClllClf1Cl1'l i_...__ FeltConrad ..i___,__ 1'. Gale Hose-ii. Towel N 5__ S Trotter L 3H Suspect in QM a lcOlI;n,X. S laying Tele Room 1 _i.__ ;._.. =1 .. I -_-5» °Didn : Boole Him for a othingl. HolmesGundy ______. 92~'.92 ,1, 7 ? /6 F? - -4 i 1 1!-To Assistant Chief InSl>6¢tor 2 By Newton H. Fulbright 01' TM sushi rv-than Sun ! Joseph L. Corie said. We i.-92| didn't book him for nothin 1 A third suslleot. s 39-YE-81 old unemployed Nesro house- Beyond that. the s.uth=01'1t1el -'4 refused to say how Johnson painter. was booked by police was involved in the 8183111! of yesterday on charges o homi- elde in the" *QYiI928 last the controversial 39-Year-old /4 » ' month of black nathomlist Negro leader, s. detector from leader Malcolm Z. the Chicago-based Muslim sect headed by mum Muhammad- N91 4» }="-PHORDED .3J/ % ' The su..=z:-est. pl-'.:ke*.! HP M1|'n3mma' -- --a has denied . an? after he had made an appear- comlillcity in the Feb. 21 115 Mill? T26 W65 -= ance in Bronx Criminal Court shootins or Malcolm X, sunned is on an assault chant. W8-5 down as he arose to address ii. __i1- .11-j 1 identi ed as Thomas Johnson :. s. rally oi his followers in the ___r P 30. of 932 Bron: Perk South. 2 Audubon Ballroom on the _/ Booked by Lt. Ludvik iupper West Side. Macho at the W. 100th St. _ Immediately alter the assas- The Washington Post qnd station, the suspect identi ed £ sinatlon, Tslmsdee Hsycr. 22. Times Herald himseli as Thomas 15 X. 'of Paterson, N.J., was arrested The Washington Daily News ..__i > A tall, slender man with s land chgrged with homicide. slight mustache, the suspect *1-Ie was wounded in the lei The Evening Slur spoke without emotmn. Elvin! by 1 bullet m-ed by one 0! New York Herald Tribune / / .- L.-...1-i... - IL! eerheen and E Lgll-_;§lvn 5 1-_u_yiyg11a1~@ @Q IQ I-I-ll AIUIJILI-ll that he was not a. user 0! lzoelmmtheorisonwsrdat New York Journal-American ii druzs. He declined to make Belle-rue Hospital; = ' New York Daily News any oi the three tree tele- The second suspect arrested New York P08! phone calls he was ldvbed.J was Norman 3! Butler, who he could make, sndiwas re- has been described by P0309 The New York Times turned to e station house'; us a meek 1-Iuslim en.!o1'oer." The Baltimore Sun cell to await arraignment this Johnson and Butler were ar- s The Work er mornln E111 Criminal Court. 1 rested after the shoot-in! last - Assistant District Attorney 1 Jan. 6 or Ben.iom.in Brown. 81. The New Louder _ Herbert J. Stern. who inter- 1 a Nezro corrections o lcer The Wu]! Street Journal viewed Johnson in the Dres- employed by the Department The National Obsgrver ______ence of the suspect's attorney. '0! Correction. Mr. Brown had clmrles Besvers, wolhd es! 1 broken with the Black Mus- People ; World ____.,_ ____,.,_ merely: _ §inns and set up his own Dole I have ordered him booked r mosque. Struck in the shoul- for the homicide oi Malcolm der. he is recovering . X Wh1ch_n9_P -p¢t1'a-ted with - Jchnsm and Butl|,er lreve, PM -i 4 1255- lot-hut, ' .. achedulritol-Pnearinhrenx 3%?"/' ' T-=1; 01 ;_L """- -3.. .- 1__A9u .lL_ as I. men-er or not." me Inspector sold. we didn't know it was his home. Our detectives Ind been toiling !. him end when his wite oune F0 Y out they took mm." , At the time Johnson wee arrested for shootma the cor- rections oi cer, he nve his address at 1041 Blwtnt Am. the Bronx. I. When Malcolm I was slain. polloe guspected ve person: mizht be invoiveé in the ee- sassinatlon. in another development, Al- sistmt District Attorney 801:- ert W. McKeever asked Bu- ~ preme Court Justice Abraham N. Gellino to hold CH1 Thomas j.r., e. Negro in his I 1 early 305, as e. material witness E in the assamination. Bell we-I set at $650,000. Mr. Me eever said Thom:-I had vitll Ln- { iormation ooneernlnz the Criminal eourt to plead. to an identity of the perpetnton." ".. indictment charging them He said Thomas was ectuellr -with felonious assault In the presenttnthehlil. attack on the correction: oi- Butler won a. round in an- :- cer. Their appearance wee other development when Bu- adjourned by Bron: Supreme nreme Court Justice John A. court Jistlce Wtlilhun Lyman Mullen slzned 1 writ 0! hebeel when he learned that Butler corpus oaillnz on the District was appearing at the same Attorney to show cause at 11 time in Manhattan Supreme n. m. today why the suspect Court on homicide oharzee. should not be freed. -Butler, Johnson wparently went through his attorney, John B. 92 ¢ home because ate: argued that he wee Z Coyle told reporter! Johnson held on heerser evidence" In A -was taken Into custody It his homgugillrenx Pu: south. we or I @ D-l9 Flev.l2-H-64} g olson __._7_ lmont ' ch -' we " ch I 52¢; -' K7/er tcused, we 92- _ c _ Trotter ;_ i/erlords Here Named l 2/ Tele Room Holmes _i -l"K1i¬wHinfT. 7"' are beginning to eomenlnta | -11-g_lI--0 -_a-I-I Gundy ii L But he would not explain By WILLIAM MOFADDEN that further. ' Journal-Amerigln Stuff Writer - BELLIGEBENT "l92'ormaE 3X ls_c_apable He did iii , however, that of shooting Malcolm X- he had known Norman 3X or oi doing anything, 92for a year, while they both ml! , were members oi Fruit or Islam Mosque No. 7, the The the reaction o! Black Muslim hall which was B; ' mngll-year-old re-bombed Monday; lb, correction officer, today as He was not a nice fellow 92he le pd the arrest of l i to get along with," Mr. Brown Norma 3 utler as a sue aaill. - ' I ' in er last Sun- d oi! Black Nationalist He's the belligerent type. e_92. He : the type which know: all the @92.1.rers. He elweye he! to J-J '3.} ader. _T:iti_lE61 1 I. -1-",5? 11,: A have the last any. A l P. no 92 ASSAULT!-ID at rnlo "AI r as I knew, he'waa _ reason Mr. Brown to believe has a that personalNor- a member of the inside group man 3X believes and prac- at the mosque. He got outside tices a code of violence. training and he wag the in-_ b7 L .-Q. He wan attacked last Jan. atruetor in tl1g4§_q; sell-' /J I as a defeclar from the defenae. ' ; __ "1 used lo go there an aver- _'l92 Black Muallmn, ahot in the -. lelt shoulder and still ia not age of once a week. He went hack at hit joh on Rlk¢t'l lereallthe time. _..1, _ Q I 3*: Island. I got him a job onoe. ln1 Norman 3X ls one of three factory. That was last Win- Tine. ter. He stayed one week. Then Woshinqtél Post and K men charged with ielonloul assault l.n that one. he told me he left heeause Times Herold the work was too hard. He : cnmclzsn MALCOLM been on relle! alnee then, I The Washlnqton Daily News i Asked ll he ever heard unk, . The Evening SEQ! iii 5. Norman 3X talk harshly of and: the Jan. s attack, nu. New York Herold Tribune Malcolm X. Mr. Brown aald: Brown wan aclmited to Ja- New York Journal-Ame:-lccm Meat People talked veoohi H081!!!-ll. BNHX. for ,- harahly about Malcolm I. treatment. He now is conva- New York Dolly News 92He and I both did. lecslng at hi: home, 535 New York Pos92 ii Mr. Brown added er:mi.:ie- Castle H111 ave. Brona.- , The New York Time: 1-- 'Ih'_. "'mt use Q.-:5--Ms F 'T l- n HI Q r1 II- 92_-_ 555 __-J. 3° ___; F95 601118 I0 1 EH11. . - " 'I """""" Fl PHOPE " .921 '_"_____ I Q gg 1211.! la begin ll The Worker ¬_..__...... ¬-i rmmupmerugh -,hN,_de ew eq er The Wall Street Journal 1 r 11 <'+.»'_ I The Nnllonul Observer ' ,/ People's World gr _, Done 4 ,-3?73;L/- we 2a $05 {. F- S493 n , Q 927?hlllR 101955 _ _,-#I" if r AI .._ 5 . -;.~? x 1 A J Norman $1 _But_l_er Stand! Between Deteciwes A: H£:mB , ' A _ _ :1 luunnuu.-nu '1 KP: i ,- .- 92- ! Q? Tll'E'*II¢92lSCll'lO ; l1dl l'lG Strong-'.jng|' ;: 1, By DONALDll. FLYNN and GUS ENG]-ILMAl_i- 1 ' Journal-Jmerioonsoy; rmm b - Norman 3X Butler, a Black Muslim "enforcer," was booked on a. murder charge early today_,by police as one of the assassins 0! Black Nationalist leader Mal- S colm X. The 26-year-old Butler, ol 661 Rosedale ave., Bronx, was charged at 4 a.m. toda h acting in concert with 22-year-old Affalmdage gag, in the B. nrrnox./ '7 public murder oi Malcolm X last Sun a in the Au- ---"' " __ dubon Ballroom. ' Butler was identified by a Black Muslim detector, Leon 4X Ameer, as one of the six top enforcers for the -I Black Muslims in the Metropolitan Area, and a lieu- tenant o1'Capt. Joseph X, the leader of Harlem's Mu- Ehammed MosqueNo.at '7 102 W. ll tlg I From this Est o! enforcers, Leo__4!; nrellleted. police willmost likely nd the en they |_v want in Malcolm : kllling. - . I ff The arrest of Butler came only 36 hours after %§6 Mosque No. 'l'_wa.s re-bombedto rubble in an ap- parent stroke or retaliation by the followers of Malcolm X. ' ' I Picked Up of Home Butler, who is unemployed and free on $10,000 bail in another shooting case, was picked up early today at his home and questioned at the Wadsworth ave. station from 1 am. until 4 a.rn., when he was ac- cused oi murder. I have ordered him booked for the homicide of Malcolm X, said Asst. Dist- Atty. Herbert Stern at that time. . e Mr. Stern and Asst. Chief Insp. Joseph L. Coyle, commander or Manhattan North Detectives, refused to allow Butler to be questioned by reporters. This ls I. very important arrest," Chief Coyle said. A11 i "fl ller1I:=e"I: still under investigation. I! o1.Tf'1 lw! [. l we umwill dtgclosea make every that effort anymore to apprehend neople them." are inmln ,. Witnesses to the slal n: at the Audubon Ball- _ men room,in 166th on the st. murdenand and Broadway, so three said are there still were riveat-large _ .- H ilthatreportistrue Chic! Coyle said Butler seemed surprised when, 1 ' picked up at his home. The arrest was '1.the r '___ mfjjg ** " 'J/-'__[.t'2_.£4_..if..:...--e-e--_+.-H. A 1' intensive inves 3 - nes " the 1:159:e l- At ler home. his wil'e,F " 'l'heresa, , "Plmeo'-I m- too .-u ve no statement to : S make. I Butler was tree tigation in $10,000 'and + _ oning many .4 for-oer! said Leon Ix. HQ 1; 2 a iliit it under e'n'e :u- Q aenll K. leader or New York .5/{J/ X -_ Mosque No. 7. - -z Leon 4! was a Black Muslhn -I imtil only two months az . bail on charges of felonious aa- Wheu_hc_a.u viciously bee! sault and Sullivan Law viola- . by_ Black Muslims enfeloare-0 .. . tion for the shooting of Correc-I <'- hi-i=i=H=-I'-M in Boston. and tion Officer Benjamin Brown.- decided to detect. . zn, another Black Muslim as-_l i Leon 4x was sent by Mal- #2 Iector. _ _ . ; colm I to lorm a Black Muslim Mr. Brown was shot in the mosque in New Haven when right chest with a .22-caliber, he was still in the fold. and: ." bullet at 11 nm.. Jan. 6. whilef "Norman BX Butler! was walklnl on Boston rd.. Bronx. i the one I assigned to ll-he over the leaching ol karate at Moe- - F Butler and two other men. both Black Muslims. were accused __ que No. 7 when I left for New oi the sh00tin:.- '* Haven, he said. "He's very Mr. Brown admitted that he skilled in karate.___I know---I taught him." . had be a member o! Black Leon 4! also laid that Muslim Mosque No. I. and had -J lrlell to convert prisoners in bk Thomas 15!. one oi the men accused oi shooting -officer -J3 are on Biker: Inland to. the ;Brown. is also a lieutenant u -v - ? cult. _ - drr Cant Joseph 1., But he defected. like Malcolm I Thomas 15X. Norman X X, and set up a mosqe or his a la " own at 1473 jail-un.:d., Bronx- "enforcer. _ Edward 5X. are SHOT OVER PICTURE i _all lieutenan Capt. He was shot, he slid. both _Joseph Z. and together. they because he had detected and command 'f-he Black Muslims because he refused to take in the Bronx. -said Lam 4!. : down a picture of the Other ton lieutenants are ill I // I "prophet," Elijah Muhammad. Clarence X In Brooklyn, the, -. /' v the Chica.ao based self ordained top enforcer" and nex -llne' _ ader of the Black Muslims. "1 : Alva in Queens. Robert _ A with Bu In that ha!-tan, an on IX In Nelf _,~.4 It oting s Thomas limo} Eochelle, arse . so. 104 ant ' All but Louis I an en- "hi as ggqma e- force:-|." - - ' i1 <"l M s. d nlnecth j - .'He alio asked how Butler. En 27, oi I58 N. Elliot who has no lob and no money, . 1 ilile could have gone tree in $10,090 .,o ...:m.r-" -.Blach M leader ol- " Now where did he get 111;; .1? -M LlbqueNo. iin money?" Leon 41 asked. The Harlem. t. J h I, ~11!-B Black Muslim: II" ll in hill- Ther have unlimited money." nothing insistedthatto do wi Mme m der Butler was it-lied in the W. oi Malcolm I or oi ot 54th st. station overnight, and beatlnia 0! detectors. was to be arral ne§_§g§Lln -. _. HEATER IN BOSTON Q . l lieutenant But detector in gong, osque No. lo? I E when Malcolm X was in oom- 4*» . mend, and aiterward told The , Journal-American earl! today #0 ? /:'* " ~ that Butler 'is tenantsone um-um:-en __élZ£..".,Z ----- 0-19 Rev. 12-14-64} 19° {_T-* on___i ' ont_li___ T .l 74 - mac l. my C pa. a_k- Callahan in Conrad i killing. 1' V i Felt On Thursday, peers they refusedWives to; Yi"él'di 1 Gale i Flosen _ Sulliv':ih': Talk 1'0Mal XJury' Tove-1 " V - The wives of two Black Muslims accused of assassinat- Trotter ii ag l ing Malcolm X complied with a judge'sorder yesterday. and testified briefly before a grand jury in92 estigai'ri'rrg"tlfe } Tele Room i. Holmes i. Gandy _____.i_ quo- 1 - "'--. P _ the testify. Fifth claiming Amendment, the protectionéupremei of 1 /l/[Eff], I ~ / 1. Court Justice AbrahamJ_ Gellt-i _.» Y ~ __ _ ...- __.»..r""°' e - "" J" >2 noff then ordered them to talk or_ have severe consequences." ' .____,...----=--H_-4| Told to Keep Available The women were Mgs,_Ett X5 - <1 Johnson, whose hus a r I ii -~! 9 a , wasarrested ' aesday, / or hosend Mrs. us an Theresa ,orma waal - :- l seized Feb.26. 1-I R7*5 /V1.3? mJfl ' /1.- The wives were told o keep ..,.J..._...... ,..H-.i-.,=....,.- themselves available for further I jury appearances. 1 The case against the men was I adjourned yesterday in Criminal H "'1" Court until Monday.A third do-Ix fendant, Talmadge I-layer, ia in ,_ Bellevue Hosp-ital : prison ward.'- He was shot during the alaying omnmml x. _ " I- /01,- 3?§=2/J The Washington Postand a l Times Herald The wqshinqton D ily News ___ 1b The Evening Star iii New York Herold Tribune o. New York Journal-Amerlc n i New YorkDally NewsL New York Post _,i___i___ The New York '1 -lrnee__,__,______,__,__ The Baltimore Sun i,i,_____,_,__ ro-sso mu.1-l6-631 '_ __" F I , i" r .. ..¢ l f i Haunt Clipping §p¢ElIn Below!f f 7 ii m f 1.10 /,, "- *5 l __ ' H ¢ - ~~---u------n_n. .__..__.._i - 7 __ _J____ Indicate page, name oi newspaper, city and stoic.! WIVES UFSUSPECTS TESTIFY IN SLAYING * The wives of two suspects in the murder of Malcolm X bowed to the orders of Supreme Court Justice Abraham J. Gellinoff .5 -yesterday and testified before thef 92~ grand '1"92-n-;-I¢--- jury. QL 1-..- ..._____ I uu .Luul:su¢l-J L-litLWU WUlIlEll,_ Mrs. Etta. 2X Joimson and Mrs. Theresa TX Butler. declined to 3. ,5" answer all questions although they had been granted immunity ffrom prosecution. The two in- voked the confidentiality of ' rr92T ,"i:': communications between hus- J...-...l_|-J bands and wives. "|."'lI I They were returned to the courtroom later, however, where Justice Gellinoff told them this Lreferred onlyto certain private conversations and acts. I _ 51° , The justice directed the wo-; men to answer the questions of; Assistant District Attorney Her-| 1 {inert Sternas to the times theiri ,husa£ 1d§home and Igft returned wasion e . fatally1, whenshot. " - W Maico X | Earlier, the hearing for they two suspects, Thomas 15X J6}-lfI'l lson, 30 years old, and Norman ;3X Butler, 26, reputedly u. |m:Lst-lernan for the Black Mus- |lim sect with which Malcolm X .' fr |had broken, was adjourned un-a K»!-5 til Mondayin CriminalCourt. l A third suspect, Telrriedge I-layer. 22, was shot during the 92.' assassination and is in the Bel- levue Hospital prison ward. - Black Muslim guards told the 3- .1 police in Phoenix, Al-iz., in an- ' other development yesterday, ; ii"-.1 that two shots had been firedj Date: at the home of Elijah Muham-i mad.Qhe sect : lender, who wish EIdl.tion:LATE £3 H l in ihicago. Author: ;;¢m,,, CLIE~ TOl92 DAR IEL Titluz O - I I"-AI.-C C -I.-It-7LI T TLE , eke P? S1 -I-NOI 92 *7 Churu tr: 0- l» or Clqllliiccxtion: 1 D 19[Re1r. 12-14-64! On Cl nt l: 57¢, F]! __,_-.? Callahan Conrad _.._iI,._._. Felt _ _ '1 L 16. GaleRose-n if 515 Sullivan Tczvel Trotter E Tele Room 'i.___ Holmes i._____ 1 Gundy i_;__ Ma[sWid0W* B Before Jury Mrs. Bett Shahazz, widow oi murdered blick nationalist lead- er Malcolm X, appeared for 20 5 minutes yesterday before the 4 New York County grand jury 2 investigating the slaying. _ 92., She refused comment after- ward, but an attorney accom- panying her said she had ween '1! asked only technical questions." She s very much upset," he added. She's mostly concerned, as regards the future, about her four children, and she : expect- ing another. She is seeking a "11 home and trying to plan for ivh-16-Ration. 5i" 0 . I M L /30* rK;}'i'Yfé:.5. The Wcshxnqton Post and Times Herald r The Washington Daily New! i_ 4. The Evening Star ___i______New York Herald Trlbune ._i_ ._:-.; New York Journal-American __i_ .;;- New York Dqily New! L New York Post ___p______- The New York Times The Baltimore Sun The Worker / The New Leader .-"t The Wcrll Street Journal 1 . A The Ncmomz! Observer ______I-'1 . /1 1 /47 jjjé 7--:73 ?/"37**= People s World . _ w en MR lg 1935 -' ' ___ ,, _F__.._-_- -| u-I-I D-'20 Flewl2-14-64] [son OH Gr Q QC Callahan __.__...... Conrad _i Felt ...._.._.._.....i Gale 9* Flasen J Sullivan b Tavel - Trotter i_ Tele Room _...... _. Holmes L. u c Gancly »4 . 0 __ 7 , UPI-"17 NALCCLF11 éLLZt2:£2_éi___ - _ xiv .-- Lu YORK csunrv cnnwn JURY TODAY INDICTED THREE mam cu NATICNALISTr1. PS*-DEGREE. . MURt_RY s MALCGLE LEADERas 'CHARIhTPE : x. 2 . 2 H駧ROX. i"-~B A=sAss1nAT1cu - ' sg g or .1- Two THOSEor xnnzcrzn--2nazéE§§§éT 126$AND omas* 5x . uscu .» 30--HAVEBEEN nzscaxszn av POLIC; L:,c CER_' rcnlg t L MUSLIF rovzxzwr, wnzcx cusrzn HALCCLH BEFCRE ax szr up HIS <;_ 1' oasmexznrxgu.2 THIn FERS C NAH£D N THF IN" I -1 C y_NTT L ans ran :5-V 92:a¬§?_,?F;1g&_ re !___E___~ TFEA= " c 22. FAYER was wouwnas AT THE ASSA° rxow -c -. L 1In EEu noon IN UPPER maxnnrram AND PCLIC RIBUTED THE succwzus ocu: or KALCCLK'S Bonvcukgss,REUBEN wcrs THE scnvcuaan . xas BEEN _FARGEDWITH FELCNIOUSASSAULT. - / 41 92 B A ..' 3/10--£¢e22PEs /?// l *3- _l af 92' r 1 Q1117 I 0o~3$;1$Tl?2;;2A- -~__ -*2/ l r * _ zl ; r A 5/'1Q}? é ,1 N,-~»~ *"* """ 1/M2y /M 6 4 j-'l{ _l';92_~92.4 - V 33-45 WASHINGTON f; NEWSCAPITAL SERVICE