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* ". ‘ | ey as wee - ne or - ce Phila , 200-1542 pet Bs “,Mon's names and, as yct, no one has given thum back their truce names; thorefare, i they ard still subj octa of the whitc conquerors. le ae a ie : During the interviow,MBMBBMBBsy ronorkod that 4f tho. proaidgnt ae ™ of tho Onited Statcs dows not give the colored people mory freedom than they fuel ‘™“: presently have, he is as wrong as the others, aes: and Tojo whose nanos “ge were used in conncetion with the questioning. Y furthor stated that*® alt |. individuals should be cqual and that no one group should have rights in the g “. mont that are denicd to others. He said that the colorud poople are not being -* treated fairly today and that the majority of negroes ara not gotting | the hex . ‘ opportunities as the whites, particularly in jobs, mes ue As far as Scloetive Service mattcrs ara concerncd “3; stated that the Moabites had control of the govurnmont here in America whon hi ‘ whites camo and, inasmuch as this was thoir country, thoy aro willing to prote it against all evils but arc not willing to fight across the saa bacauso thoy: » do not live there and do not get their uxistones there. He said that the belie * of thoir roligion is that the Moors have to go to war because thoy are part of “+ this country and must protcct this land evan though they aru not given the _ xvights of citizens and ovcn though this means fighting in foreign lands. He -}e-° said that although the negro is not considered a citizon by the whites today,- 27 whitos will have to rccognize this fact in the futuro, He advised that this wig “ .¢come about through the fact that although the Moors do not believe in onforcing 3 “> thoir rights on govornment, they must live, and by living a good life, the - 3m Wo whites wi oxample from thom and grant thim the privileges which are* ~? their on. gael = stated thit until that day there will be no poace inthe le’ world , an t there will be no pace until love, truth, frocdom, justice and -§ puace arc universally taught and then, and only then, when the loaders reali - that thesc-virtuos aro neccessary wil peace como to the world. vo BEY, Grea nd Shick of subject Temple fu, was inter : viewed, at which timc he gavu a history of his Tomple in Philadolphia which’ wa ot verified through invcstigation. He stated & co Tomple was “. organized in 1928 at 817 S. Broad Street b EL, who wag?) ‘roprusentative of the Noble Prophut DREW & whic usta ed the Tomplo* d the authority of that Prophet. He stated thot aftor tho Temple was organized, hc was mde-Grand Shick and was acting as Grand Shick in 1929 at which time thos “op 1 — » “fomple wag closed beenuse of scvcral misunderstandings with the polices, Thesexz misunderstanding, it was dctermincd, arose over local violations, principelly# ‘ numbor selling. Ho stated that the Templo was rcopencd again in 1931 at l?th- a? and South Strocts and thet subsequent to that the Tomple was moved 2 and * again in 1940 to its presont location at 1éth and Christian Strocts d: * gtatod that thurs are throc othaur Tomples in Philadclphia which ¢la ’ ial Moorish Holy Tomplos of Scicnce and which claim #1. sc #ll was the. orl gine ’ numbur given by the Noble Prophot DREW ALI to 2 lll Tample, whon stb i Wl pes established in 1928, Tt should be noted he Temples pot arse -h- he pee “er No -* 7 if ce < :