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( ® Q v® UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDEBAL BUREAU oFr INVESTIGATION Fi No New York, New York 100-441765 April 3, 1964 Re: Muslim Mosque, Incorporated Internal Security ~ piscel Laneous The April 3, 1964, edition of "The New York Tines", a daily newapaper published in New york, Mew York, contained an article oa page 23 concerning # talk by Malcolm % & April 2, 1964, before 40 ministers of the Brooklya Methodist Ministere Association at the Join wesley Methodist Church, 260 Quincy Street, Brooklya, New York. Oa March 12, 1964, Malcolm X Little publicly the Of Muslim Nesque, Inc., the philosophy of which will be black nationalism. In his talk before this integrated group at their regular moathly preakfast meeting, Malcolm X indicated he would follow the method of evangelist Billy Graham by preaching the gospel of black nationalism to Negroes without asking them to join his organisation, but rather urging them to join any existing civil rights organization. He stated that the day of the Negro turning the other cheek is over, and added: where the government will not tect the Hegt?, they must be willing to procect themselves." ' This document contains neither recormendat Loans nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is joaned to your agency; it and its contents are 00t to be distributed ourside your agency. pie 7 —_— ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED BERELA AS yfyen® SSP ED PRS ay at ne ebe Sp d999 - 9291