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| Cocktails were huried through living room windows. “When this happened, he didn’t fold up his arms and cry,” she said. “He felt is was a tragic thing but that the struggle for the Negro must go on,” Mrs. Shabazz said her hus- band had received a telephone call at the New York Hilton Hotel on Saturday and a sec- ond yesterday morning from a Person who warned “you better, wape up before It’s too late.” She sald a policeman escort. ed Malcolm to the hotel room and about 15 more were on duty around the hotel. But she claimed police had denied her husband's request for @ pistol Her attomey, Manhattan Democratic ‘bangeey Sutton, said, however thaf Ma. =! Colgi_gither owned or carried @ .25 caliber pistolote-ritie, —_— ee — — ee ee SR eens ae but “he was unarmed when he wathictieds: | Mrs. Shabazz sdld she and some of her children were prese ent when her husband was assassinated, but did not actus ally witness the shooting. “I beard noise,” she said. “My husband said, ‘Everything is all right,” Some in the third row stood up. I heard shots. ¥ just fell to the floor. I jooked out. I Saw people crawling. I just knew they had shot him,” Mrs. Shabazz held a press conference last night at nighispot at 103-02 Astoria bivd., East Elmhurst. Police raised the hood of the car in which she left the conference with Mr. Sutton and otherwise inspected the vehicle for bombs. They then tailed the auto as {t sped off to an undisclosed destination, «de Sutton sald Malcolm X rote,