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pra ees MATION OF ISLAM “*What I said,' he continued, ‘was that they should have the rifles to defend themselves in those parts of the country where the government either can't or won't defend then.‘ “Tells His Aims "Malcolm said that the aims of the Black Nationalist movement are political, economic, and social, rather than religious. As such, he added, it will be able to work to bring equality for Negroes that the Muslims, who never take an active part, can not do. “He said it will encourage Negroes to form - their own economic base by owning factories and hiring other Negroes, will work to eradicate alcoholism and drug addiction among Negroes, and take whatever political action it can, "He added that he doubts if Negroes in the United States will ever get equality without outside help and that their case should be taken up in the United Nations. “he Negro will never get justice in Uncie Sam's courts,’ he said. ‘He will be forced to take Uncle Sam into the world court.'" Similar articles appeared in the "Chicago's Sunday American", Five Star Final Edition of March 29, 1964, on Page 22, and in the "Chicago Sun Times", Five Star Final Turf Edition of March 28, 1964, on Page 35, under captions of “Malcolm X Backs Negro Rights Fight" and "Brother Fears What I Will Say: Malcolm xX", respectively, These are both daily newspapers published in Chicago, Illinois, The"Chicago Sun Times” in its Four Star Final Edition of March 27, 1964, on Page 4, carried an article titled, "Brother Bitterly Condemns Malcolm x", This article reflected that Malcolm X's brother, Philbert X (Little) was a minister of Muhammad Mosque of Islam in a four city Michigan area.