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Mew oe a NY 105-6999 Ss 1.957, advised that SJ? LITTLE attended 42 mee - or the New York City Temple of the NOI held on | LOST» The “Pittsburgh Courier", June 25, 1957 edition, carried an article cancioned "Malcolm ¥ Preaches from Pulpit of Abyssinian Bapt. in New York" which read as follows: ; "In an unprecedented display of religious unity, the pulpit of famed Abyssinia Baptist Church was occupied last week by Brother Malcolm X, leader of the Moslem faith in this eity, who told a Joint Baptist - Moslem congregation, ‘Understanding of eech other enables us to have love end unity, and brotherhood among ourselves. "The sombines sesvices were heid in the afternoon, a few hours a.ter the Pastor, Rev. Adem Clayton Powell vr., collapsed in i .s pulrit and was taken to New York Hospital, "Brother Malcolm X, in his talk, exnressed his faith's wishes for a speddy recovery of the New York Congressman who heads the largest Baptist congre- gation in America, Spesking in behalf of the Moslem ieaser and teacher, Elijah Muhammed, he said: "fne iliness of any man who has today , dedicated his life to the betterment of the black - man's plight here in America, touches the Moslena deeply within ow’ hearts. ! "Praising the 'open-door policy! of Abyssinta, in arranging the Jolnt service, Malcolm X urged his listenera to unite, Come together, Accept the one who offers the most, wm SR ow