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"F #8 lbs ate! 7 os ae wna ae r Wore ene ew Tae NY 105-8999 “rif these Harlem ‘leaders' are sincere, then let us put aside all petty differences of religion and politics, and hold a Bandung Conference in Harlem. We must come together and hear each other before we can agree. We must agree before we can unite. We muSt unite before we can effective face our enemy...and the enemy must first be recog- nizedby a11 of us aS @ common enemy to 811 of us before we can put forth a united effort against him for the welfare of all our downtrodden people. Portions of Mr. X's speech, shown on the CBS ROBERT TROUT News paturdey, have caused great comment among Negroes. Ajong with this article was a photograph of subject and His Excellency CHARLES T. 0. KING, Ambassador from Liberia to the United Nations. African-asian Bazaar was he y Temple #7 at the Rockland Palace, New York City, on May 16, 1959. stated there were displays of arts from alrparcs of Africa. There were also booths set up where the Muslims displayed the merchandise for sale from the different businesses that they operate such as clothing, jewelry, hardware, etc. CS «+2: the members of Temple #7 put on @ play called "The Trial", which portrayed the white man at the end of time being tried for the way he treated black people here on earth with the African, the Indian and the Negro testifying against him. - 50 - \ | — im t