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rr os 2 Indple. | 100-4094 were Csscendants of three Moroccan tribes. Tmt these tribes wera headed by kiage known as King Fl, fing Bey, ané King Ali, and that all people heretofore called colored, (black, brown or yellow) were hereafter to be kmown as ilocore and were decreed to belong to the Asiatic race. That ai> peop.e ‘ieresofore called white were to be called "pale skins" and belong to the Surovean race. All people heretofore called blacks were to be Gesianate’. br aome shade of olive, from light to dark olive. Our subdject first ‘ear’ of his new family relatives _in 1933 and accordingly joinec tue cult ant DeGame a shel of thia orcer. “i named, as those be ‘ longins, to the Aslatic race the following: neues, Indians, Kobites, Chiness, Tamanese, Fergians, People of India, gorneo, Horoc Egyptians, Zitatites, Mexicans, and other native ial profucet. a neubership card showing him to be Brothe signes. ov SLSLE DREW-ALI the prophet, of 930 Townsend Street, Tilincis. Ze to’¢ me that the Jational Granc. Sheik was Col, 0. KIREAN- BSY, an’ further that Col. BEY will epeak at the lo OV im ber li, 1942. Srothe somes real of Chicago is iis visits the South ote emple about _ ow Srot.0 rf scr of presently amploved i cxexrmerxans is the lo ad sheik. The local active maibership is estiuave.. av 65 people. ii. é ved a Classification card for - the craft olacing him in GA. sre: <a = is ‘oS ‘Tren cue tiowec about the attitude toward selectiva service of this orpani sa~ tion gaid that no one from the temple had vet volunteere® for the Bervice, anc eal. that no one had been drafted woul’. be oratteac. in about 10 days. Ss 0ng the things taught by the Islamic creed is non-violeace, and. thes (Co aot believe in even hollering across the stre to ney no bat loo teée, even in their own home: and no crunesness. lig = Wes marrie: Dot be the civil authorities and under the Ielam law. 6 gate. that they recog.ize all the people included in the Noroccan tribes, inclufing the Caps, as their very close family Brothers ant. sisters, anc that if at war wit. the Caps ané@ while in the T, &. Army they were akeed to kii2 trea, he would not like to do it, but might have to if they did not recognize nin as a Jporis’: American. He said however that "the Jape had been informed ant believe tiat the ioorigan Americans are their ,brotiera and have agreer. to treat tion kindly; however, 1t 1a distinetly understood by the vaps thet toever cones againet them or to then bearing the label of a "sig,* “eoon," "Tizger," "Seero," or Colored man will be cut and butcherec like tae Co s ey et ther are, because the Islamic creed teaches that the Hooris® dmeric.as are tie superiors of all of the peovles, including the "pale ekins.” EL wrote on his epplication blank that he had never Deen arres:c:. “e persisted in this revresentation when questioned orally curing. this interview. Further interrogation brought the admission he hed been -~10-