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Cm ND tt et i, NY 105-8999 None of the local papers or radio stations carried any account of the speech and Malcolm's other activities in Addis absaba appear to have been of a rather quiet nature. It is understood, however, that he did some quiet visiting in the American, Ethiopien and foreign communities, soft-selling his particular line. One British technician reported a "pleasant" conversation in a hotel bar; a high OAU official, (John Memboleo Onsando, Assistant Secretary General) also reported talking with casually, but did not Been overly impressed, . oer ot His future itinerary will carry him to pe Papel Nairobi, Dar-es-Salaam, Uganda, Tanganyika, ay) Guinea, Mali, Senegal, and back to Harlem. Lain ‘Shen oa J The "New Crusader", & weekly newspaper in Chicago, Iliinois, dated October 17, 1 contained an article captioned "Maicolm X Prells Africana 'No Hope in the United States for Race'”, This article dateifned Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, states "the black Muslim leader Malcolm X stated here last Monday that America is morally incapable of solving the Negro problem or ever seeing the problem in the proper light. "fhe 38 year old head of the Muslim Mosque, Inc., made the statement to the press ‘ on his departure from Addis Ababa, for Nairobi after a five day stay. “Malcolm X said he hopes to take the "oO problem to the United yatiom with the help of ong independent African states. 119 . oe T e . i antl enca e cn ne so vena i 8 BEN EB