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é O-19 (Rev. 10-15-62} pic Malcolm: Tolson Belmont Mohr Casper Callahan Conrad DeLoach Evans Gale Rosen Sullivan Tavel Trotter Tele Room Holmes Gandy Plague | On ‘Whites ed. ! X said that the Muslins want se: _ that the refusal by the Durham Rec-jaration not segregation, Separa- reation Department to allow him to|tion, he said, would mean contral-. speak in Hill Recreation Hall shows|ling everything in their own com-' _ that the whites do not think Negroes| munities. The Muslims, he said, be- are capable of thinking for them-|lieve that the story of the hand selves, writing on the wall in the Bible is “The city. of Durham cannot al-|@ smybolic prophesy of the present. jlow any racial group, whether color-| The whites are going to be de. ed or white, to held meetings in! Stroyed, he said we don’t wast ¢ By BILL DOWELL Malcolm X said Thursday night ane SSUES hel any of their parks or facilities,” said Harold Moses, Head of the Dur- ham’s Parks and Recreations de- partment. “Because the Black Musiins signed up for the hall under the nomenclature ‘Mosque’ for the pur- pose of hearing a ‘lecture,’ the fact that it was actually a Black Mus- the last minute. sees, ee Sad, We Wal & Wait Ww! be around when it happens. 4c, In a calm, low voice, he prayed . b . for droughts and plagues to fall | on the whites and for future white | generations te be born moronic and malformed. The prayer, he | Said was 2 religious one the same kind that Moses had prayed again- st the Pharo. lin meeting was overlooked until| The Muslims, X said, would join any group or Picket line they thought seen wl > es a “Our action in canceling the func-. would help ihe Negroes. “But,” tion has nothing to do with racialjhe added, “if we are marching on discrimination,” he continued. “]t|4 picket line and some beast mis- discrimination between| treats us, you knew we won't turn involves The Washington Poat and —___._ Times Herald the purpose of a comparatively |the other cheek.” peaceful organization and one whose| The Muslinis, X said, would de peaceful motives are doubtful.” {fend what was their's including The “unity’’ meeting between the| ‘Heir women. “If one of you married Biack Muslim leader and Negro|3 white woman, they'd take you! attorney Floyd McKissick was held|Out and bang you on a tree,” hej in «Rage Auditorium on Roxboro|Said. “Well, I would probably do| Street. Abgut 150 people attend- the same, but if one of them—ris-| —_—— [treats one of our women, then we! or pic ain |109-9F -39 935A" oT AT RECORD 49 1s 1. 26 1963 —E oe The Washington Daily News The Evening Star New York Herald Tribune New York Journal-American New York Mirror New York Daily News New York Past ew rors The New York Times The Worker The New Leader _._____ The Wall Street Journal —____ The National Observer Date __g- 20 3 The Daily Tar Heel ge l University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, W. C.)