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BT . SOMONE =, UN..£D STATES DEPARTMENT OF sUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION in Reply, Please Refer to WASHINGTON 25, D. Cc File No. May 13, 1963 NATION OF ISLAM INTERNAL SECURITY - | | NATION OF ISLAM ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED PSRETN I INCLASGOIFE TED DATEAS MAE idee Igaclase The Nation of Isiam (NOI) and Muhammad's Mosque Number Four (MM#4) are described in the Appendix. "The Washington Post," a Washington, D.C newspaper, in its issue of May 13, 1963, on Page B-3 carried an article entitled "400 Hear Malcolm X Speak Here.* This article reflected that Malcolm X, the Number Two leader of the Black Muslims, spoke on May 12, 1963, to an audience of about 400 persons in a studio of a Washington, D.C. radio station, WUST. This article stated that the subject had been transferred recently as Minister of the sect's Washington Mosque. Malcolm X announced that whites had been barred from the meeting “so that we can talk about them like we want to." A squad of young Muslims frisked everyone at the door for weapons, No whites were seen attempting to enter. daily 3 The subject warned at this meeting, according to the newspaper article, that Negroes can expect little better treatment from President Kennedy than they get from Alabama Governor George C. Wallace, He characterized the two men as a wolf and a fox. "Neither one loves you," he said, "The only difference is that the fox will eat you with a smile instead of a scowl." Halcolm X cited the week end bombings and fighting in Birmingham, Alabama, as proof of the failure of the turn- the-other-cheek policy advocated by Martin Luther King. He said that Negroes ought to stay away from the white man, "but if he turns his dogs on your babies, your women and your children, then you ought to kill the dogs, whether they've got four legs or two.* SnIF i.) -5. DAIT_S.