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By Ali M. Baghdadi In an insult to human memory and intelligence, Golda Meir, the Milwaukee school teacher who presides over the Israeli racist, Jewish state claimed last week that "We have no territorial d esire for expansion, we want peace . . . we b e l i e v e we Baghdadi have something to give also to the Arab countries in development and so on."

DESPITE REPEATED REPORTS in the American press that the Chinese and Soviets have refused to meet and are constantly at each other's throats, this photo shows the two top heads of states, Chinese Prime Minister Chou

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T H E S E STATEMENTS made Kosygin, in apparently cordial circumstances by Mrs. Meir and the similar during their Sept. I I meeting at the Peking statements made by her fellow airport. war criminals are not something new. The words are taken from a record often played by the greedy imperialistic states which allegedly occupy other countries in defense of peace; exploit other lands for the purpose of progress; enslave other people for the sake of freedom; destroy their national independence and the territorial waters of our foreign towns and villages in an freedom are flaring up ever country and perpetrate hostile attempt at building; and masmore fiercely as the days go acts. Also on April 15 last they sacring men, women and child i s p a t c h e d a large-size spy- dren in a drive to establish inby," he said.

The Korean representative op- plane to intrude deep into the ternational law and order. ined that colonialism on the territorial air of the Repbulic Whenever Israel, which waged globe is fast falling asunder and and carry out espionage activi- three major wars against the imperialism is sinking deeper ties.

Arabs, talks about peace, his"Had the U.S. imperialists not tory has shown the world that into the bottomless abyss of ruin. Still, he concedes, Western o c c u p i e d South Korea there the peace offer is just an empty powers will not recede from the could never have been such an slogan designed to mislead pubarena of history of their own acute situation in Korea as to- lic opinion and to conceal Israaccord. They are desperately day," he continued. " I f the U.S. el's aggressive intentions. trying to maintain their present imperialists had not sent the The massacres of Deir Y ass in, positions and restore their lost armed spy ship to intrude into Naseruddine, Carmel, Al-Qabu, the territorial waters of our ones.

Beit Diras, Beit Khoury, Az-Zaycountry, there would have been Kang Rang Yook charged that no 'Pueblo' incident and if the ton, Wadi Araba, Sharafat, FalaUnited States efforts to provoke reconnaissance plane had not meh, Qibya, N a h a 1 i n, Gaza, a new war in K o r e a has been sent to violate our terri- Khan Yunis, Tiberia, Fafa, Arreached a grave stage now. torial air, there would not have Rahwa, Kufr Kassem and many "Having illegally occupied the taken place the incident of the others were also preceded by similar peace offers by the Issouthern half of our country under the signboard of the United (Continued on page 8) raeli leaders.

Nations, the United States is enforcing the colonial enslavement policy there and getting frantic with preparations for a new war of aggression," he said.

Legendary Korean History: Its Battles With Colonialism Cited By New Leader

By Joe Walker B E R L I N , GDR—One of the most ancient continuous nations in the world is Korea. It dates its legendary beginning in 2333 B.C. It was ruled by a succession of kings and dynasties. One of them—Saejong (1419-50) ranks as one of the great monarchs in world history, inventor of the han-gul, a 24-letter phonetic alphabet. In 1592 Korea was invaded by Hideyoshi, a Japanese warlord who planned the conquest of all Asia. He was defeated by Korean Admiral Y i Soonshin, who invented the "turtle boat," the world's first ironclad war vessel.

Following the defeat of the Japanese in World War I I , Korea was divided along the 38th parallel with Russian soldiers in the north and American troops in the south. On June 25, 1950 the Korean War began, with the U.S. government claiming North Korea invaded South Korea. In bloody, seesaw battles for the next t h r e e years the front swayed alternately north and south, and after two years of truce talks a truce was signed on July 27, 1953. Since then, Korea has been a potential power keg.

At the World Assembly for Peace here M U H A M M A D SPEAKS spoke with Kang Rang Yook, president of the North Korean National Peace Committee.

"Today the flames of the struggle of the hundreds of millions of people of the world against the colonial and neo-colonial policies of the imperialists, headed by the United States, and for

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JUST A F E W WEEKS AGO, Israel's ruling Labor Party officially declared that Israel will not withdraw from Jerusalem, Gaza Strip, the southern Sanai desert, the Aqaba Gulf, the Golan Heights, and the Jordan valley. While Mrs. Meir talks about peace, the military planes are almost daily attacking Egyptian positions and napalming Jordanian civilian targets. Furthermore, her occupational forces are still intimidating, persecuting, murdering, and jailing Arabs in the lands conquered in June, 1967.

In her quest for peace, Golda Meir is v i s i t i n g the United States to thank the Nixon administration for the delivery of the first shipment of the extremely offensive phantom jets and to ask the U. S. government for more military and financial assistance as a prize for Israel's aggression and for her efforts in obstructing the progress and development of the Arab people.

WHAT IS R E A L L Y TRAGIC is to see the United States, a major power which helped to create the United Nations for the purpose of bringing peace, justice, and international order among the world community, supporting Israel which in her twenty-one-year history has persistently ignored the U.N. resolutions. By aiding the Zionist aggressors and not the Arab victims, the U. S. government is violating the U. N. Charter that she herself helped write. Instead of arming the conquered, dispossessed Palestinians to regain their fundamental r i g h t s , the American regime is arming the "victorious" conquerers.

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Charging the U.S. with systematic violation of the Korean Armistice Agreement from the first days of its c o n c 1 u s i o n, Kang Rang Yook revealed that American troops stationed in the south have been g r e a tl y inc r e a s e d , the puppet armed forces reinforced, massive supplies of military equipment imported and t a c t i c a l nuclear weapons, guided missiles and other weapons of mass destruction stockpiled.

During the period from January through May of this year, armed assaults and other provocations against the North Korean side of the military demarcation line amounted to more than 2,270 cases. This was the MUHAMMAD SPEAKS number o f f i c i a l l y protested Published Weekly against by the North Koreans at Vol. 9—No. 3 October 3,1969 the Military Armistice Commission.

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T h e subject is titled a n d is t a k e n from the C h a p t e r 103 of the H o l y Q u r a n . I t c a l l s o u r a t t e n t i o n to c o n s i d e r t h e t i m e . I t g o e s f u r t h e r to p o i n t o u t t h a t those w h o do not c o n s i d e i the t i m e w i l l be lost. T h i s stands t r u e in e v e r y w a l k of life, that i f w e do not c o n s i d e r the time, w e a r e b o u n d to r u n into d i f f i c u l t y a n d loss b e c a u s e e v e r y t h i n g since the beginning of the universe, is on time.

T H E A T O M O F L I F E i n w h i c h the u n i v e r s e w a s c r e a t e d out o f i n motion, b r o u g h t a b o u t t i m e . T h e r e is n o c a l c u l a tion of time without motion. Therefore, the first c r a c k i n g of atoms of the life o f the first m a n brought about motion, a n d motion brings about time.

T h e entire H e a v e n a n d E a r t h , or I s h o u l d j u s t m a k e it short a n d say, e v e r y t h i n g i n s p a c e is o n t i m e a n d is c a l c u l a t e d by time. T h e astronomers t e a c h us of the stars a n d of that time they take i n m a k i n g their revolution upon their o w n a x i s a n d of the revolution they m a k e around the sun. T h e s e are planets that h a v e life on them a n d the stars w h i c h h a v e no axis, a n d do not rotate as p l a n e t s a r e r e f e r r e d to m a n y t i m e s as f i x e d s t a r s . B u t , t h e y too, a r e m a k i n g a circuit on the axis of the entire universe of stars, as this a x i s is centered through the w h o l e creation o f the universe.

N o t h i n g o f the c r e a t i o n w a s m a d e to be i m m o v a b l e , as o u r s u n w a s m a d e to g i v e light a n d b r i n g life t h r o u g h its light

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But, the L a w of G o d , ( A l l a h ) m a d e her t o b o w to H i m , w h e n s h e w a s c r e a t e d , as she w a s put o n time too.

A N D , T I M E W I L L C A U S E everyt h i n g to d e c a y a n d d i s a p p e a r . N o t h i n g that w e call stars a n d planets w e r e c r e a t e d to last forever. T h e y a r e l i m i t e d to a c e r t a i n t i m e .

T H E T I M E , here mentioned, is the time of the b r e a k i n g up, as our last issue o f this p a p e r r e f e r r e d to as T H E BURSTING ASUNDER. I t not o n l y means the bursting forth of the clouds and descending rain, pouring forth This is a p l a q u e o f r a i n u p o n t h i s w o r l d a t t h e e n d of time. I n fact about it, it spells the end of this w o r l d , as w e are the witness-bearers that w e have never seen such a plague of rain a n d storms before in the W e s t e r n H e m i s p h e r e as it is n o w g o i n g o n . B u t , i t a l s o h a s r e f e r e n c e to t h e b r e a k i n g a n d bursting up of the Political W o r l d of the w i c k e d . Confused a n d i n c o n f u s i o n , it c a u s e s t h e m to b u r s t f o r t h with disagreement, a n d disagreement causes the eruption of the G o v e r n m e n t of the w i c k e d .

T H E T I M E is the e n d i n g o f the world that w e have k n o w n — r u l e d b y w h i t e s . W e m u s t not be so f o o l i s h a s n o t to c o n s i d e r T H E T I M E a n d t h e e n d ing of this w o r l d . T o k n o w T H E T I M E a n d e n d i n g of this w o r l d , one is con-

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sidered wise. T o be ignorant a n d heedl e s s to t h e T e a c h i n g s a n d w a r n i n g s o f time a n d ending o f this w o r l d , the H o l y Q u r - a n considers the m a n as lost w h o does not consider T H E T I M E a n d e n d ing of the present w o r l d .

W e h a v e histories of h o w heedless the people o f N o a h w e r e to the t i m e set f o r t h b y A l l a h ( G o d ) to h i m a s t o t h e time a n d ending of his disobedient a n d heedless people. It gives us the history of w h a t h a p p e n e d to t h e c a r e l e s s , a n d d i s respectful people that A l l a h ( G o d ) set f o r t h to L o t . T h o s e p e o p l e w e r e l o s t . T h e y w e r e t o o p r o u d to e v e n a c c e p t M o s e s a s a true Prophet of G o d a n d his brother A a r o n , h i s a i d e r . P h a r a o h set out to m a k e m o c k o f Moses, a n d h a v e his peop l e to g i v e h i m t h e l i e for t h e T r u t h w h i c h h e d e l i v e r e d to P h a r a o h a n d h i s people.

E v e r y t h i n g goes for consideration for u s to b e s a v e d . I f w e w o u l d c o n s i d e r T H E T I M E t h a t w a s set f o r t h f o r the rule of the w h i t e m a n of the people of the e a r t h ; it w a s 6 , 0 0 0 y e a r s . T h e beginning of this time of 6,000 years brings us into T H E T I M E o f its e n d i n g . T h i s is what Chapter 103 of the H o l y Q u r - a n is c a l l i n g o u r a t t e n t i o n t o ; to c o n s i d e r T H E T I M E a l l o t e d to the w h i t e m a n to rule. A n d , i n this, y o u w i l l k n o w w h e n i t is u p a n d w h a t y o u s h o u l d d o a t t h a t time.

Y O U M A Y N O M O R E seek hopes i n c l e a v i n g to t h e b u s t i n g u p , d e s t r o y i n g , and ending of that world, as a future of safety for y o u a n d yourselves. Consider this, it is a v e r y serious consideration, THE TIME. T h e third verse of this C h a p t e r says, "except those w h o believe a n d do good, a n d e x h o r t one a n o t h e r to T r u t h . " H e r e the T r u t h is m a d e outstanding, that shows the k n o w l e d g e of T H ET I M E , y o u cannot o n l y consider the time, because b o t h T r u t h a n d T i m e go t o g e t h e r . T o ignore the T r u t h is absolutely ignoring T H E T I M E , because the T r u t h is the only thing that brings us into the knowledge of time, a n d w e should have patience, a n d consider T H E T I M E w h i c h is t h e m o s t i m p o r t a n t o f a l l f o r i t m e a n s life or death for us.

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C o n t i n u e d W e s t e r n Plunder of India's Natural Resources Spurs M a s s Uprisings clined over the past several years.

PRO-WEST POLICE and army patrols in hotspots of this capital city of Gujurante State were unable to halt the violence. Police opened fire on five separate occasions, causing an undetermined number of casualties.

Army and police forces with a INDIAN PEASANTS are living combined strength of 7,000 men under the increasing poverty, a saturated this city under a 24Western puppet leadership, en- hour curfew recently. forced sterilization programsHospital sources indicate that called "birth control" that have as many as 1,000 persons may deprived thousands of men and have been killed and 2,000 inwomen of their ability to bare i jured. children—and the c o n t i n u e d Government and private hospiplunder of India's resources by j tals were reported to have disU.S., British and other European posed of 400 bodies by burying economic interests. The people them in hastily dug pits—100 to are being pushed to the point of a pit. no return.

Other victims were said to The U.S. press reports that have been burned at places the increasing strife is the result where they were killed. One reof religious controversy, but the port said six b o d i e s were facts are that the standard of drenched with gasoline and set living in India has steadily de- afire.

A H M E D A B A D . India — Al though the death toll during recent upheavals throughout India —innocously called "riots" by the Western press—has passed the 1,500 mark, little or nothing has been reported in the American news media concerning the cause of the uprisings.

Laos Guerrillas Escalate Attacks on American Bases WASHINGTON — F r e e d o m fighters are swiftly escalating their attacks on U.S. installations in Laos where "hundreds of American lives" have been lost," according to Senate Democratic leader, Mike Mansfield.

H E WARNED recently that U n i t e d States involvement in Laos has grown to "disturbing proportions," and called for an immediate freeze on the level of U.S. personnel there and in the rest of Southeast Asia.

Mansfield, in a special report to the Senate foreign relations committee on his recent twoweek trip to Asia, called for a "rigid and immediate curb" on military assistance throughout Asia and an immediate freeze "on all official personnel increases, military or civilian, in Southeast Asia.

The Senator joined a mounting chorus of protests from other congressmen about the gradual spreading of the Viet Nam war into neighboring Laos. The majority leader said he did not believe the warnings resulted from new developments t h e r e , although he told reporters that United States air sorties into Laos "have increased significantly in recent weeks."

Sen. S t u a r t Symington (DMo.), who begins a subcommittee investigation of the situation next week, says the U n i t e d States has been at war in Laos for years.

The people of Laos are reported to be very bitter against the U.S.-puppet regime and the increasing involvement of American private interests who are plundering the resources of the country.

Mansfield said in his report that the growth of U.S. involvement in Laos was in part "extended indirectly through private contractors." " I T SEEMS to me that, as a minimum, every effort must be made to avoid any further magnification of the American pres-

ence in Laos," he said. "Most importantly, any enlarging commitment of United States military forces in this remote region must be restrained."

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Scheduled Foundation Revealed

CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Congress On Racial E q u a l i t y , (CORE) is seeking grants from white foundations in order to prop up slated business adventures within the Black community, here, it was announced earlier this week.

T H E SUMS of the g r a n t CORE is beseeching the Ford Foundation for, are listed at: $6,000 and $150,000.

Both of the "b u s i n e s s e s" (formed with the expressed intention of "developing the economic potential of the Black community") would be in the area of service, rather than production.

The larger sum of foundation money would establish a food catering business, and the smaller pledge would go for a building maintenance service.

T H E BUSINESSES would be owned by CORE, managed by Blacks, and engaged in business in white and Black areas.

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AHMEDABAD has a population of 1.5 million. Large-scale incidents of a r s o n destroyed h u n d r e d s of "upper-class" homes. More than 10,000 persons were without shelter, according to .reports. Many took refuge in sports .stadiums and other public places under armed guard.

In the meantime, the uprisings have spread to other parts of the country.

U.S. Population Reaches a High o f 201,921,000 WASHINGTON — The population of the U.S.A. reached 201,921,000 on July 1, an increase of 2,000,000 over a year ago, and an increase of 22,000,000 since the I960 census, according to the Census Bureau.

CALIFORNIA now has a population of 1,000,000 over that of New York; the total is 19,443,000 in California, compared w i t h 18,321,000 for New York. Behind California and New York were Pennsylvania w i t h 11,803,000, and Texas with 11,187,000, and Illinois with a population total of 11,047,000.

The population of California has increased in nine years, over twice as much as its runner-up—Texas, which had an increase of 1,608,000 or 16.8 per cent. The state with the largest increase of the 50 states in nine years—60.2 per cent—is the second smallest state in population —going from 285,000 people to 457,000. California, however increased by 3,725,000 since 1960; this is a 25.4 percentage increase.

T H E POPULATIONS of only five states declined in the last year—North Dakota went from 624,000 people to 615,000; South Dakota fell from 665,000 to 665,000; Nebraska fell from 1,453,000 to 1,449,000; Montana fell from 696,000 to 694,000; Wyoming fell from 322,000 to 320,000.

Arizona was the second fastest growing state since the 1960 census, up 30 per cent. Florida was third in percentage growth at 28.3 per cent. The population of the West increased 21.1 per cent since 1960; the South increased 14.8 per cent; North Central U.S.A. increased 8.6 per cent; the Northeast increased 9.2 per cent.

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Agent Admits Recording A l l Conversations of Black Leader FBI W i r e t a p p e r (Special to Muhammad Speaks) HOUSTON—An F B I agent recently testified that the telephone conversations of The Honorable Elijah Muhammad have been w i r e t a p p e d by federal agents for at least four years.

T H E TESTIMONY proved the accuracy of words The Honorable Elijah Muhammad wrote years earlier in Message to the Blackman (p. 219) "The message I bring is not for the cowards. Those of you who follow me must be ready to withstand the barbs and insults of those who come to investigate, pry and claim that our ultimate aim is to undermine the American way of life. We have no such intentions and our critics know it.

"How ironic it is that the very people who charge us with disturbing the status quo themselves go around raping, lynching, d e n y i n g citizens the right to vote and talking in the halls of Congress to call you and me everything from a beast to an amoral entity."

The information was brought to light ai, a hearing ordered by the U.S. Supreme Court. The hearing concerned the draft-refusal trial of the world heavyweight boxing champion, the defendant in the case.

F B I agent C. Barry Pickett admitted during cross examination that he wiretapped and summarized all conversations of Elijah Muhammad while working as a clerk in the Phoenix, Arizona F B I office from 1962 through 1966.

Charles Morgan, the defendant's attorney, asked Pickett, "You spent four years of your life listening to conversations of the leader of the Muslim religion?"

"Yes sir," Pickett replied.

Morgan then tried to find out the specific reasons for the wiretapping: wiretapping evidence cannot "legally" be used in a case unless a valid reason for tapping the phones is given in court. Wiretapping, itself, is supposedly illegal unless the wiretappers' show that they are trying to make a definite conviction.

• In this case, however, U.S. District Court Judge Joe Ingraham did not make the wiretappers explain their motives. " I am trying to prove he ( P i c k e t t ) had specific instructions to obtain information on the religious beliefs of this defendant," Morgan told Judge Ingraham.

If the judge admitted that specific instructions had to have been given to Pickett, it would have meant that the government's prosecution of the defendant is an unconstitutional violation of the defendant's religious freedom.

Morgan, however, could not prove what Pickett's specific instructions were. Pickett repeatedly maintained that he had only been given general instructions to wiretap Elijah Muhammad's phone. This testimony may prove troublesome since accepting it means that the government can

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TO E V A D E this issue, four t a p e d conversations involving the defendant w e r e admitted into evidence while a fifth recording was kept sealed. Judge Ingraham said that he would not admit the fifth tape into evidence b e c a u s e such action "could endanger national security." The judge did not say on what basis he determined this.

One of the four admissable tapes, Pickett t e s t i f i e d , contained a conversation between Elijah Muhammad and the defendant on March 24,1964.

D u r i n g the phone talk, Pickett testified, Elijah Muhammad was quoted as advising the d e f e n d a n t he would make a better, minister than fighter.

Morgan maintained that the fact that this part of the conversation was prepared in Pickett's written summary proved that the Muslims' religious beliefs were principal targets of specific F B I wiretap orders.

"MY INSTRUCTIONS were to monitor conversations both in the home and by telephone and make notes of conversations by Elijah M u h a m m a d," Pickett said. " I recorded all conversations I heard but prepared only pertinent facts to go into the log."

"You obtained the information by electronic bugging?" Morgan asked.

"Correct," answered Pickett.

Then he admitted that his job was to prepare summaries of each conversation.

"What to you was pertinent?"

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"Whatever I considered of value," Pickett claimed.

"What criteria did you employ for determining what you considered pertinent?"

"There were written instructions but not for a particular case. They are general, a guideline as to what we were to usten for, facts relevant to the case we were working on."

T H E BLATANT injustice committed by so-called "Law and Order" agents was fully described by the Honorable Elijah Muhammad years before this trial in his essay, "We Seek Truth and Justice": "Just to mention 'justice' for a so-called Negro In the South is an insult to the judge, who is supposed to be the judge of right and wrong between the state and opposing attorneys . . . The socalled Negroes do not have justice under the law, not only in the South, but anywhere in America."

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By KIM I L SUNG (Special to Muhammad Speaks) PYONGYANG, Korea — (October, 1969 will mark the second anniversary of the death of Cuban patriot Che Guevara in battle in Bolivia. Paying tribute to Che and a s s e r t i n g that the "great anti-imperialist, revolutionary cause of Asian, African and Latin American peoples is invincible, " Kim I I Sung, North Korea's top official, leader and hero penned the follwoing treatise) :

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I T IS N E A R L Y two years now since Ernesto Che Guevara, an indomitable revolutionary fighter and a t r u e internationalist champion born of the Latin American people, died a heroic death on the battlefield of Bolivia. The Korean people together with the revolutionary peoples throughout the world, are commemorating the second anniversary of the passing away of Guevara, with a burning hatred for the enemy and in deep grief.

Che Guevara took the path of the sacred struggle to bring freedom and liberation to the peoples, holding aloft the banner of anti-imperialist, a n t i -U .S. Pension Pay struggle early in his youthhood, and devoted his whole life to the Hike Slated WASHINGTON —According to revolutionary cause of the opofficials here, President Nixon's pressed peoples. proposal for a 10 per cent increase Over a long period up to now in Social Security benefits will not since the curtain rose upon the include a hike in the payroll tax prelude to the bloodstained hisrate, but may involve increasing tory of modern bourgeoisie, in the amount of earnings subject which the exploitation camou- LEADER O F the North Korean People's Republic, Kim II Sung, to Social Security taxes. flaged by medieval religious and recently paid tribute to Cuban hero, Che Guevara.

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Spock Sees Invigorated Anti-War Protest in U.S. NEW YORK, N.Y. — War crimes of the United States' foreign policy, vis-a-vis Viet Nam, will be met with an upsurge of protest on the college campuses this autumn, not a decline, despite President Nixon's protestabatement plans, according to Dr. Benjamin Spock, the noted pediatrician.

QUESTIONED on student reaction to the Chief Executive's announced pullout of s o m e U.S Students 35,000 troops, in the war zone, Are Wise Spock stated: "This is a sop to and a fraud to weaken antiwar Nixon demonstrators.

Paper He announced Withdrawal that a series of protests are Subterfuge slated for the concerned relief arrangements and an end to oil-inspired secession attempt by Ibo trifall. bal leaders.

A N T H O N Y E N A H O R O , Nigerian Minister of Information, is surrounded by newsmen in a Rome press conference as he tells of his talks with Italian leaders. He said his discussion

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Milwaukee's Black Poor Take Over Army Barracks as Last Resort for Housing MILWAUKEE—Several Black families who have been unable to find housing to fit their meager incomes, have moved into a former Army disciplinary barr a c k s here which they call "Fort Homeless."

SEVEN F A M I L I E S have moved into the barracks recently. All said they were about to be evicted or had been evicted from their homes and all were protesting the lack of adequate low-cost housing in the city.

Officials of the tenants union said two more families were expected to move in, bringing the number of persons living in the government quarters to 70. The Black families have the backing of labor unions and are fighting for a reprieve from an eviction notice.

The Army has requested that the U.S. Attorney's office start proceedings to remove the families from the Federally-owned barracks, but David Cannon, the U.S. Attorney, said the "whole thing is under discussion."

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TENSION MOUNTS in Cairo, 111., after a shooting incident in which a Black youth was accused of shooting a 19-year white youth in the right side at the Berkhart Manufacturing Plant. Ron Fair, a white worker at the plant was said to have attacked Sam Fowler, a Black employe. Fowler was said to have shot Fair during the scuf" I F WE WANTED them out," have been vacant for some time fle. Workers, who demonstrated at the plant recently say whites he said, "we could throw them and were due to be turned over had been bringing guns to work last week during recent vigilante to the country soon. attacks on Black residential areas.

See story on p. 7 out in five minutes."

The executive board of the United Auto Workers Community Action Program in Milwaukee came out in support of the Tenant Union takeover.

"We think your struggle here is heroic," said Harvey Kitzman, UAW regional director.

"You have tried to help yourselves."

Floyd Lucia, president of the UAW Community Action group, said the takeover of the barracks was morally justified because of the housing shortage.

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A periodical rationalizing the lackluster record of the United Nations against South Africa's aparthied and against colonialism was published this week by U.N. Office of Public Information.

These protest include: —October 15, a Viet Nam "moratorium" scheduled for 400 college campuses; —October 25, a demonstration in Chicago in support of eight persons accused of conspiracy in connection with the disorders during the Democratic National convention last August; —November 14-15, a march, slated for 500,000 persons, from Arlington C e m e t e r y past the White House to the Capitol, where demonstrators will deposit cards bearing the names of Americans killed in Viet Nam in a casket to be delivered to the president's residence.

(Spock's 1968 antidraft conspiracy conviction was thrown out for lack of evidence, July 11, in the 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals at Boston. The government has decided not to appeal).

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Twenty-four hours later, a bulthe wounding of a 16-year-old youth m a r k e d the worst of let ripped through the leg of many weeks of terror in this 16-year-old Swazey Vaugen as he was walking to his home in Pyrsouthern Illinois town of 8,500.

On Tuesday, Sept. 16, in the amid Courts.

The shootings were intended all-Black Pyramid Courts housing project, located just below to frighten the Black community the levee of the Ohio river, into accepting the poverty and Blacks were the subject of re- suppression which has made it a newed armed attack. The night call-word for poverty across the was pierced by the fiery tongue ; nation. of bullets streaking from the Instead, they served as the river levee behind the public rallying point for the formation housing development. of the all-Black United Front to save Cairo. The coalition of IT WAS T H E most recent of scattered organizations breathed the countless times in which new life into C a i r o ' s 4,500 whites had openly fired upon the Blacks and was the prime force p r o j e c t s since Blacks began in sustaining a six month boya boycott of w h i t e downtown cott of white-owned downtown businesses six months ago. This businesses. time, there was a noticeable difference. The sounds were the LESS THAN FOUR days after high-pitched staccato of a ma- the shootings. Blacks r a l l i e d chine gun and several automatic their forces once again. Fourweapons. hundred strong, they marched A car 1 o a-d e d with armed fearlessly through the streets of white vigilantes circled the pro- Cairo. Among them were the jects from the opposite end and two shooting victims Joyce Gilkopened fire. Helplessly locked in ey and Swazey Vaugen. the cross-fire, men, women and Led by Rev. Charles Koen, children in Pyramid Court ran c h a i r m a n of Cairo's United for shelter.

F r o n t , and Leon Page, the "They were firing at us with a Front's program director, the .50 milimeter machine gun on a demonstration p a s s e d through t r i p o d," Leon Page of The the all-Black Pyramid Courts United Front said. housing project and continued In the hail of bullets, a 22-year- into the downtown area. old woman, Joyce Gilkey crawled Following by less than four to the safety of a friends apartdays on the heels of the two ment. Blood was gushing from nights of shooting, the demonher head. Her right hand, with stration was a bold show of which she had vainly attempted strength and courage by the to sheild her head, was a useBlack community. less hash of bullet-riddled flesh.

"We primarily w a n t e d the white citizens of Cairo to know " I WAS W A L K I N G across that the United Front had the Pyramid Courts when I heard backing of a majority of the peoshots," Miss Gilkey described ple in the Black community and the terror-ridden night. "When I that we will stand firm with the felt something wet coming down boycott to get Black folks free," the side of my head, I realized Rev. Koen said. that I had been hit. I fell down and tried to crawl over to my AS T H E GROUP of marchers girl friend's house. turned into the sun-drenched Before she could reach her streets of the downtown business destination, another barrage of bullets tore into her right hand.

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LEADING 400 M A R C H E R S through streets of downtown Cairo, III., Rev. Charles Koen (center), chairman of the United Front and Leon Page, organizer, walk bravely in town haunted by white vigilante violence. All-Black Pyramid Courts housing project were fired on

with .50 milimeter machine gun and automatic weapons just four days before march.

With group is Joyce Gilkey (background with bandage on head and hand), one of th* shooting victims. (Photo: Dwight Casimere)

Afro-American Police League Head Harassed By Chicago Officials (Pan .African Press) The p r e s i d e n t of Chicago's A f r o - A m e r i c a n Patrolmen's League, one of the first all-Black police organizations in the country has become the subject of a sinister plot to deprive the organization of leadership and destroy the influence of the organization over the city's 2,200 Black policemen.

Renault Robinson, president of the Black police league, is scheduled to appear before the department's Internal Investigation Division to answer charges of alleged negligent driving during off-duty hours. Legal counsel for the policeman will be Sen. Richard H. Newhouse, Atty. Kermit C o l e m a n of the HI. Chapter, American Civil Liberties Union and Atty. Eric Graham, former director of the Illinois Bar Association.

THE 2 7 - Y E A R - O L D officer, who joined the Chicago Police department five years ago, said he has been "harassed" ever since he and several other officers founded the Afro police league last year.

He said that for four years, he had never drawn a single day's suspension or been cited for any code violations until the league was formed: "Since that time, I have drawn five summary suspensions for periods of one or two days and numerous reprimands."

In addition, the young officer's shift was changed to less desirable night hours which prevented him from attending college credit courses at Roosevelt university.

The final act in the department's dogged efforts to destroy Robinson's reputation came this week, while he was driving in a predominantly white district during off-duty hours.

Robinson said he was driving alone in his car when white officer stopped him. The officer summoned his superiors to the scene, one of whom reportedly said: "That's Robinson, lock him up."

According to Robinson, he was taken to police headquarters and forced to take a breathalizer test for evidence of drinking. Speaking of his arrest, Robinson said:

"I've seen many people arrested before but the way they processed me was strange."

Immediately after his release on $50 bond, the league held a press conference in which Robinson disclosed details of his arrest and the history of department harassment behind it. Robinson received wide community support and retained his legal counsel.

E X E C U T I V E DIRECTOR of the Afro-American Patrolmen's League Edward 'Buzz' Palmer, said that "since the press conference, the police department has

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"All of these incidents occuired not because ships or planes of our country entered the territorial waters or air of the United States but because the U.S. ship and plane violated the territorial waters and air of our c o u n t r y , " declared Kang Rang Yook.

The Korean peace leader insists that his is a peace-loving country. He said that never from ancient times on have his p e o p l e committed aggression against any country or provoked anyone first. "The issue is that the United States came to our country many t h o u s a n d s of miles away from their country to provoke us and play with fire," he said.

Asked about a resolution of the Korean situation, Kang Rang Yook pulled a paper from his briefcase and read a statement

by Kim I I Sung, North Korea's highest official: " . . . We have all along proceeded from the position that the unification issue, an internal question of our nation, should be solved on the independent principle w i t h o u t any interference of o u t s i de forces, in a democraticway and by peaceful means.

"The basic measures we have invariably suggested for the unification of the country are: to establish a unified, democratic, central government by means of free North-South general elections following the withdrawal of all foreign troops."

The government of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea) has proposed a series of transitional measures towards a peaceful unification of all of Korea. The measures include e c o n o m i c and cultural exhcanges between North and South Korea, mail exchange between parents, brothers and sisters, relatives and friends living separated in the two parts, reduction of the armed forces by the two sides and the conclusion of a peace agreement between the two present governments. As the question of mutual cooperation was solved gradually then it was projected a unified government could be established by h o l d i n g North-South general elections.

However, according to Kang Rang Yook, the U.S. overseers and the South Korea clique oppose all these proposals too, and "are arresting, imprisoning, severely p u n i s h i n g and even slaughtering South Korean people who merely express the desire to unify the country by peaceful means. Not long ago, U.S. imperialism and the Pak Jung Hi puppet clique bestially killed Choi Yong Do, an indomitable revolutionary fighter, in prison and are scheming to kill international journalist p r i z e winner Kim Jong Tae, an ardent patriot. Further, they have imprisoned such patriots as K i m Kyu Nam and Pak Dae In and are persecuting them brutally,"

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"The close ties b e t w e e n ;eace-loving people of the world multiples the power of peace 'orces and will become an invincible force which can bind the peace-disturbers hand and foot and prevent them from running riot," Kang Rang Yook asserted as we ended our conversation.

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(Continued from page 7) begun to move in strange ways. " R o b i n s o n has been transferred from the evening shift back to his original day shift since issuance of the traffic summons."

Palmer said that the change may have been prompted by the strong community reaction to Robinson's arrest.

"FROM T H E N U M B E R of calls that the league has been getting at the league offices, it is evident that numerous citizens and Black officials are incensed at what has happened to Reggie (Robinson)." The first Black official to support the officer was State Sen. Richard Newhouse.

With Robinson scheduled to appear before the Internal Investigations Committee of the police department in two weeks, Palmer said that he hopes that "this will not be another Dreyfus case.

"In this age of enlightenment, we hope that the light will reach into the dark crevices of the Chicago Police Department."

L e g a l l y , Palmer said, the league will take vigorous action.

"We are initiating several suits against the police department," he said.

DISCUSSING T A C T I C S to win more skilled jobs for Blacks in the construction industry, are Byrd Brown ( r . I , spokesman for Pittsburgh's Black Construction Coalition, and one

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RABAT, Moroccoâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;United .Arab Republic President Gamel Abdel Nasser recently said that the fire in the Al Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem was a "premeditated act" and a threat to Arab nations and free peoples throughout the world.

Nasser sent the message to the opening session of the summit conference of Muslim leaders, convened here to discuss the fire and Israel's annexation of Old Jerusalem two years ago.

South Africa, Portugal Signing New Agreements LISBONâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Portugal is d e t e r mined to maintain its vicious clutches over Black people, and South Africa's white' vultures are increasing their alignments with the Portuguese.

Deepening the a 11 i a n c e between the cohorts, the two minority white tyrant countries finalized contracts for the $350 million Cahora Bassa hydroelectric project on the Zambezi River.

South Africa's racist leadership is know to be interested in the performance of white-ruled buffer states such as Rhodesia and Portugal's territories of Angola and Mozambique, and will play a determining role in the

of Coalition leaders, Mike Dismond. During news conference they announced the calling of an emergency meeting between similar coalitions of nine states to plan further strategy.

Zambezi development program.

South Africa heads up the consortium, called Zamco, it will build Cahora Bassa, which is to be the biggest hydroelectric dam in Africa and the fifth largest in the world.

It is known that South Africa will pay for the project from the toil of Blacks. The dam fits into the plans by whites for a huge power grid to promote economic development, cooperation and inter-dependence of white-dominated states within the area.

On completion, the dam's total capacity will be 4,000 megawatts, or nearly twice that of Egypt's Aswan Dam.

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Williams emphasized tbe fact that unity of purpose, discipline and patience form the bonds which effectively unite people against their enemies. He said that all Black people—regardless of nationality, shade, religion o r economic position—can unify around the purpose of making their brothers and sisters, their families and themselves, secure, healthy, happy and creative.

A similar purpose, Williams said, powered the recent Cultural Revolution in the People's R e p n b l i c o f China which he and his family witnessed during their eight-year exile.

MUHAMMAD SPEAKS: What made you deckle to return from China?

ROBERT. W I L L I A M S: The Chinese people know the history of the oppression of the Black man in the United States, and they sincerely support our cause —so much so that we were celebrities. We got treated so well in China that I began to feel guilty since our people are suffering in the United States.

MS: How did you and the Chinese keep u p - t o - d a t e on Black people's struggle in this country?

RW: In all honesty, one of the things I am most thankful to The Honorable Elijah Muhammad for is his paper, MUHAMMAD SPEAKS. It was the only good source of information I could find on the Black man in America. Most Black publications dont give accurate information. I recommended it to all the people I visited, and the foreign reception everywhere is so positive that it was a source of pride to me as a Black man.

Everyone who reads it admires it, especially the people in government circles.

What do you think of the other programs of The Honorable Elijah Muhammad?

All Black people are indebted to The Honorable Elijah Muhammad for instilling race pride in our people. He's been teaching about the land q u e s t i o n since a long time ago. We should always give him credit for that and this should bring us all closer together. He is a pioneer in this and other things.

How do you, as president of a political organization, analyze the land question and the need to build a Black government?

We Black people are already outside the government of the United States. It we were within it, if we were not now separate, we and whites would have equal rights, equal justice.

If they insist that we should continue to be separated, then we should separate honorably so that we can govern ourselves.

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But you have already said that most Black people do not agree upon the need for a separate territory at this time, haven't you?

That's right. You can't require everybody to be on the same level or you can't build a united front. You have to go to people and see what they need and want. If most people think that struggling within the system will bring them what they want, the united front should press those struggles that people think are necessary.

Do you mean that those people who think that some particular pattern will inevitably develop during the struggle should show their conviction by joining struggles the majority wants, so that other Black people can come to the same conclusion based on their own experiences?

Yes. You see, our people think we all have to agree on everything before we can unite. They think we have to look alike, talk alike, live alike. The white power structure wants us to think we all have to be alike to unite.

But this isn't true. During the Chinese struggle for national liberation even the bourgeois nationalists took part in the fight.

If you just want a fraternitytype organization, it's OK to try to make people be and act alike. But if you want liberation, you need the MASS POWER of your people.

Many people wonder whether you think that the U.S. government will peaceably grant African Americans enough territory to live on; and they wonder whether you think that a separate B l a c k government—so close, geographically, to the pre-

sent type of government in the USA—would be forced by action or inaction to condone the U.S. government's oppression of other nations?

Our present situation has been caused not just by economic but also by emotional problems of white racists, so there is really no way and no need to predict what will happen. That would be unrealistic. But if the powerful crackers think that giving us land is their salvation, they'll do it. But after all, you can't expect a group which has kept you enslaved for 400 years to just give you justice.

You've returned after eight years to face possible conviction on trumped-up k i d n a p p i n g charges. What kind of justice do you expect in your trial?

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M a l a w i Bans P e a c e The U.S.-C.I.A. inspired Peace Corp 'volunteer' ring has been smashed here, in Blantyre, Malawi, and they must all pack up and go home within 18 months.

T H E P E A C E CORP has taken on their usual clandestine, political sabotage role, according to the government.

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In a resolution adopted at its annual convention the Malawi Congress Party said it had received "complaints by our people about the influence which Peace Corps volunteers have over our children, because of their bad conduct and behavior and slovenliness."

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made. He said appropriate ac- mistreatment o f prisoners at tion will be taken when all facts any time in the city jail. are determined.

Officer Smith said he was hurt to see the brutal attack on the THE ACCUSED police lieuten- arrested men and it should not ant said: there has not been any lie allowed to happen again.

T H E BLACK OFFICER, De witt Smith, said five barbaric white officers, including a lieutenant, sadistically bludgeoned Guy Phillips, 29, Herbert Williams, 23, and Billy R. Lewis, 19, after they were brought to the police station following their arrests.

Smith said two of the three arrested men, Phillips and Lewis, were dragged into a waiting Surgomsvi'le. Tennessee, hasn't had a doctor s<nc« 1965 That's when th* commu- room at the police station where nity's only docfO' diea Day after day. Surgomsvtlle's modern medical chntc *tands empty, u&eless t h e y were beaten, c h o k e d , What do 5.000 Surgoinsvilte tesidenls do when they get sic*? Th#y anve a long waykicked and stomped. Both men, And /car* 3 long time Surgomsvilt« & C*Me fac«s a to* o> empty tomorrows H you c-=tn help Surgomsvift* find in the face and body, •A doctor wnte today for more information on the clime. Ih« peopte, and the resou'cespunched M s u s t a i n e d injuries which reSurgomsville. quired m e d i c a l attention at Grady hospital immediately after the vicious assault.

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Surgo'nsvtiie Tennessee 37873 W H I L E B L A C K PEOPLE throughout America suffer tragic medical neglect, especially in urban ghettos where often there is only one doctor for every 50,000 residents, whites of a Tennessee town of 5,000 received offers from I 5 physicians to undertake their medical care. The above advertisement which appeared in TIME magazine, was run free. It would have cost some $40,000. The results were the offers by 15 white physicians to practice in the town of Surgoinsville, Tenn.

Charges Withholding of Brand-Name Product Report WASHINGTON—The Nixon administration is withholding safety and value information on hundreds of brand-name products tested by the government, Ralph Nader, consumer crusader, recently charged.

IN A L E T T E R to Herbert Klein, the administration's director of communications, Nader said a task force report recommending disclosure of the results of government testing of products "has been squelched as a practical matter."

Nader said the report, prepared for President Johnson, ind i c a t e d that six government agencies were prepared to release substantial information on

most of the products used by consumers.

The six agencies were the departments of defense, agriculture, the department of health, education and welfare, the general services administration, national bureau of standards and the veterans administration.

The report stated the agencies already performed the research involved, but did not make public their findings.

Nader charged that the task force's recommendations "have either been ignored or actively opposed" by the administration, led by the bureau of the budget and " a highly unsympathetic presidential staff."

Phillips was charged with interfering with a police officer; Lewis was arrested on a charge of profanity; and Williams was charged with drunkenness.

O F F I C E R SMITH also told how a police sergeant walked into the room while the men were being beaten and was ordered to "stay out of this.

"You are off duty, go home . . . this isn't any of your business," the sergeant was told, related Smith.

Phillips said an officer hit him in the jaw and threatened him by saying, " I ought to kill you nigger." He said while he was being held face down by one cop, he was kicked in the ribs.

He said he begged the policeman not to kick him because he had just undergone surgery.

Officer Smith said he submitted a report of the incident to Supt. Jim Brown. Smith said he was intimidated for making the report, and requesting that it be brought before the Aldlermanic Police committee.

Police Chief Herbert Jenkins issued a statement after Smith's press conference. Jenkins said that he had a copy of the report and an investigation is being

NEW YORK—While the Pentagon escalates its frantic efforts to crush G I resistance to the Viet Nam war and racism in the services, the G I movement is putting the military establishment on trial.

T H E ORGANIZING WORK inside military bases by such organizations as the American Servicemen's Union and the G I Defense Organization has ruptured the iron-tight control over the minds of rank-and-file GIs. And rebellions by prisoners in post stockades and by Black and Puerto Rican entlisted men have created a new era in the struggle.

A national conference on G I rights will be held in Washington Nov. 13-16, it was announced by the G I Defense Organization in a recent planning session held in Chicago.

Pvt. Joe Miles of Ft. Bragg, N.C., a Black G I who helped found the organization called GIs United Against the War in Viet Nam, is a member of the steering committee for the conference.

Proposals expected to be considered at this national meeting include the guarantee of freedom of speech for GI's, freedom of the press and assembly, due p r o c e s s rights to servicemen, and legislation to enforce the prohibition against cruel and unusual punishment by the officers' caste and their agents.

The A m e r i c a n Servicemen's Union has asked organized labor to support the G I movement.

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"It is commonly thought that only Black or Puerto Rican the lives of many young Black people to the o p p r e s s e d peoples—Blacks, youths that are being exploited Puerto Ricans and M e x i c a n —and virtually murdered day by D o g Shoots Man Americans—are more prone to day—by the narcotic traffic." seek escapes from the represLA HAVRE, France—A dog In New York city, those killed sive realities of U.S. white suby drug abuse mainly range in shot a man in a bizarre accident p r e m a c y by using various age group from 15 to 35. They here recently. drugs," he said. "But several Jean Devaux, 23, was on his j were found in abandoned buildsurveys indicate that even upings, on rooftops, in basements ! way to a rabbit shoot with his per-class white youths are prone and h a l l w a y s throughout the hunting dog. When he arrived at to 'experiment' with narcotics city. All were heroin users, and the shoot and let his dog out of and are as curious as the nontheir deaths were causing unusu- the back seat of the car, the white peoples of America when al concern, even in a city where dog's paw got caught in the it comes to 'dabbling in the forheroin abuse killed a total of 050 trigger of Devaux's shotgun. Debidden." persons last year, and more per- vaus was killed by the shotgun sons in the 15-to-25 age group blast, police said.

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M a s s e s M e e t In Final T r i b u t e T o Spirit Of B e l o v e d Freedom Fighter: ' U n c l e Ho'

By Joe Walker NEW YORK—Around the corner from T i m e s Square, over 1,000 New Yorkers packed the grand ballroom of the Hotel Diplomat Sept. 18 to pay tribute to the memory of one of the greatest revolutionary h e r o e s in world history. No counter-pickets were present outside and no uniformed cops visible, as the audience, with a sizeable numand other youths, loudly applauded speechs about "Uncle Ho" and vowed to intensify the struggle for immediate and total withdrawal of U.S. troops from Viet Nam.

P O L I T I C A L OPPORTUNIST Strom Thurmond ( R - S C I right, snickers as he and his partner tell how they came to be paid twice as much as other farmers in the area for land sold to the South Carolina state government in a highway program.

Thurmond is a key racist and hypocrite spokesman for "law and order."

Arab Spokesmen In UN Hit American Finance Of Israel U N I T E D NATIONS—While Arab guerilla units are attending an all-Islamic Summit Conference in Rabat, spokesmen for the country are presently in the U.N. charging the United States has delayed peace in the Middle East by its support of Israel.

S u d a n e s e prime Minister Sayed Babiker Awadilla led a policy debate on the floor of the UN General Assembly in which he declared that Israel is " a colony of aliens nurtured by the United States."

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Johnson was one of the "Fort Hood Three," the first Americans to refuse to fight in Viet Nam and who served long prison sentences for their stand which mushroomed into massive anti-Viet Nam war and draft opposition. Recently he was a member of a U.S. peace delegation that went to the Democratic Pepublic of Viet Nam (North Viet Nam) to obtain three released American prisoners of war. He recalled the enormous destruction he saw during his 19 days in North Viet Nam caused by one million tons of American explosives. But more importantly, Johnson found that the determination of the Vietnamese people had not been broken. "They had not been bombed back into the Stone Age but they were instead a people who had moved into the 21st Century," he said.

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Mitchell was a delegate), ft said, in part, "What has enabled us—a small country with an area and population, which is anything but large—to stand up successfully to an enemy many times stronger is the justice of our cause. Under the leadership of the Democratic Republic of Viet Nam headed by President Ho Chi Minh, our entire people —united in a block of steel—has shown the greatest will in defense of its existence, faithful to the tradition established by our forefathers through centuries of determined resistance to all foreign invaders.

the courage and strength of his people," continued Mrs. Newman, "and was politically conscious of the struggles of oppressed peoples in the world from Hanoi to Harlem." Ho worked in hotels in Harlem during his years in the United States.

Afro-American Henry Winston, the national chairman of the Communist Party in the United States, lauded Ho Chi Minn's po1 i t i c a 1 philosophy and action.

"Ho has shown to the world how to defend the national interests of his own people, and through that, how to defend the interests of the peoples of the "HO CHI MINH was the great world." commander," stated Mrs. MitWinston rapped the appearchell. "His ability to lead and build his country has given im- ance of President Nixon before p e t u s to every revolutionary the United Nations that morning struggle in the world, including "in all things—in the name of the Black liberation struggle in peace. Such cynicism is equal the United States, which has be- only by the barbarity and genocome more and more relentless cidal war conducted by UJS. arms against the people of Viet in its goal of freedom."

Nam," he said.

A Puerto Rican mother, whose most prized treasure is a faded "Nixon's ' w i t h d r a w a l ' of rose, pressed between the pages troops from Viet Nam," Winston of a notebook, given to her by continued, "is a fraud, a hoax Ho Chi Minh, told of her en- on the U.S. people, and an excounter with the Vietnamese pa- pression of contempt for humantriot, statesman and revolution- ity." ary. Grace Mora Newman deThe only known American at scribed Ho Chi Minn's self-assurance, serenity and modesty the Ho Chi Minh funeral in Haas he spoke to a U.S. women's noi, attended by representatives peace group which included her. from every socialist country in the world, every government in Ho told his female American Asia and most independent Afrivisitors that "We don't care how can states, was Gus Hall, genermany years it takes to win. We al secretary of the U.S. Comhave two choices: fight to the munist Party. He wore the same end for our freedom or be red-and-black-bordered armband slaves. Now we suffer greatly, to the New York City Ho Chi but it's not as bad as being Minh Memorial that he wore at slaves," he said.

Ho's funeral.

He asked Mrs. Newman about her brother Dennis Mora, one of Hall said that the Hanoi cerethe Ft. Hood Three, and extend- monies in a huge s t a d i u m ed warm regards to him and the packed with 100,000 people "was others. Mrs. Newman asked Ho more than a funeral I t was a if the A m e r i c a n movement historic occasion for an oath of couldn't borrow him for about rededication and a pledge to six months. She said the North carry on the struggle symbolized Vietnamese President laughed by the life of Ho Chi Minh. It and responded, "That is your was a moment of a nation in problem." tears but with fists clenched. It was a people in mourning but a "HO CHI MINH represented people fighting," he recollected.

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By Lonnic Kashif (MS Washington Bureau) WASHINGTON, D C — A s i d e from the direct and obvious diabolical schemes to destroy the poor of the minority population in America, hundreds and thousands of members of this nation's largest minority group are daily dying as a result of inadequate health care, subtly and oft times flagrantly denied.

Today, a growing number of scholars have noted the inconsistency of America's role as the number one industrial power, and it's rank of 16th among the nations in infant m o r t a l i t y deaths.

"The United States is the most technically advanced country in the world, but it is one of the most disadvantaged in the d e l i v e r y of adequate health care," declared Dr. Paul Comely, director of C o m m u n i t y Health Services at Howard University School of Medicine.

Interviewed by MUHAMMAD SPEAKS, Comely pointed out that Black people, proportionally make up the "bulk of America's critical health statistics.

America's failure to meet the national health crisis reflected by growing mortality statistics, would suggest that her indifference to the poor coupled with her racist tendencies overrides her concern for national health care. " T H E GOVERNMENT, at this time, has cut down on money provided to medical institutions for loans," Cornely complained.

While such cut backs might be little more than an irritant to white medical circles, it becomes a catasthrope for Blacks.

The piece-meal health services provided by t h e government, and lauded officially as evidence of the administration's concern for the poor, turn out in fact to be shams—and even worse, humiliating insults to the poor.

"Attempts to solve the problem through such things as medicaid have failed," Comely contends, "because of the insistence on eligibility requirements. Poor people have to prove that they are poor, which is disgraceful, and of course undignified."

To add to the "eligibility" barrier, the individual states—including those like Mississippiare left to decide who receives aid under the medicaid program in their state. "The cost of medicaid has also risen, and many hospitals now refuse to accept these patients."

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The D C . General h o s p i t a l , typical of most major city public health institutions, was recently the scene of a threatened strike by staff doctors because they had become "sick of having to render inadequate health services for the public." The doctors revealed what had been common knowledge to the poor —that "The poor are turned away with little attention, a bandage of sorts, less than required medkal dosages for their ills—unless they are near-dead.

And many times it's then too late."

IRONICALLY, T H E DOCTORS' revolt at D.C. General was led by whites, and several foreign internes who are fastly monopolizing staff positions.

Comely sees as part of the problem, the fact "that Black physicians make up only about 2 per cent of the total number of medical doctors in the country," and the rapid i n c r e a s e of foreigners turning up on hospital boards and staffs throughout the country.

"There are now somewhere between 30 and 40 thousand foreign p h y s i c i a n s," he said, "many of whom marry and take up residence." Pointing out also that mary qualified Blacks are excluded from hospital board policy-making p o s i t i o n s, the community health director added that this results in lack of adequate knowleddge and concern for the plight of the Black community.

"The doctor must have empathy and sympathy with the patients." For Black doctors, having the actual experience of problems affecting Black people, case diagnosis is enhanced. All of this, Comely states, highlights the need for more Black physicians.

"Although there are 101 medical schools in the country, we are not graduating enough Black doctors." Until two years ago, Cornely recalled, "there were

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E V E N AT HOWARD Dental school C o r n e r 1 y added, "last year's freshman class was predominately white." There has been some increasing recruitment of Blacks by white colleges of late, he points out, but this unfortunately adversely affects the Howard and Meharry programs: "The white colleges now offer large scholarship and tutoral help. We are unable to compete with them on account

poor, as well as for all citizens.

"Smog, water pollution, noise, lack of sanitation—garbage trash, solid waste d i s p o s a l , " especially affect the inner-city, where most Blacks live under congested circumstances and the problem becomes thousand-fold.

City administrators daily show seeming contempt for environmental plights of Black people such as ill-housing, lack of clothing, and poor nourishment—consequently the public hospitals have begun to resemble "stables" rather than health care institutions.

CORNELY ALSO CITED the travesty of Black people having of our small budget."

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N i g e r i a n S t u d e n t s S e n d N i x o n Letter P r o t e s t i n g P o l i c e S u p p o r t of ' B i a f r a n s ' WASHINGTON —The following letter was sent to the president of the United States, three Washington-area newspapers and to MUHAMMAD SPEAKS: MR.

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It is with grave concern, deep feeling of being slighted and being disgraced by a section of your government that I write this letter to you.

On September 12, 1969, I went to the Police Headquarter at 300 Indiana Avenue N.W. to apply for a permit on behalf of the Washington Branch of The Nigerian Students Union in the Americas to hold a rally.

I booked the starting point for the Scott Circle, 16th and Massachusetts Avenue N.W. The route of the rally was to be on Massachusetts Avenue westwards to the Dupont Circle and from there to the White House. The rally was scheduled for September 20' 1969.

Your police o f f i c i a l s went through my application and found nothing to complain about. They gave me the assurance that the students should go ahead with this rally and that they would be given maximum protection.

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DUAL F A C E S O F "LIBERATED" modern woman reflect completely different visages and levels of concern. A t left, a Vietnamese "sister" bears her rifle to defend her people against U.S.-Saigon clique Marauders while she works rice fields near Hanoi. She knows she cannot be free until her people are free, and at the same time she frees herself through revolutionary deeds (not a "revolutionary rap") . . . A t right, the spoiled first lady of the world of sport and play, Mrs. Jacqueline Onassis—who recently announced a multi-

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NEW YORK—Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis is negotiating through her new husband, tycoon Aristotle Onassis, to become a movie star.

Architect Calls WASHINGTON — A r c h i t e c t s here are saying that airports may take on the shape of highrise apartment buildings popular to the nation's cities. " E X I S T I N G AIRPORTS waste space," architect Gideon Jeremitsky, of the architect firm William Small Inc., said.

Jeremitsky said that in large cities like New York and Chicago, airports should have highrise terminal buildings just as b u s i n e s s e s and housing units have become high-rise buildings.

In addition, he said that airports should have d u a l - l a y e r ramp and run-way systems. Under this system, airplanes would pass on different levels while taxiing.

Take-off and arrival runway systems would be totally separate. All runways would radiate from separate arrival and departure terminals.

"TODAY'S J E T L I N E R is so powerful it can take off or land at almost any angle to the wind," Jeremitsky said. He added that this would enable planes to take off and land on different • f l o o r s ' on multi-layered runways.

He said that existing runways

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million dollar restoration project for antique homes to be sold to the superrich—thinks of herself as being liberated, and one of the world's most freed women. Actually, the "first lady" is trapped and strapped down in teaparty, 18th Century mentality with the class consciousness of arch-racist H . L. Hunt. Mrs. Onassis and her way of life are antique, even though she was only 40 on her last birthday.

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More recently, Mrs. Onassis teamed up with a tobacco heiress Doris Duke, in a multimillion dollar restoration project.

It's her latest joy-whim trip.

And she will attempt to make Newport, R . I . , the Williamsburg of the North, it was announced this week.

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Tells How Drug Firms Urge Medics to Fleece Public WASHINGTON—The well-established practice of fleecing the sick and helpless for the benefit of the rich and powerful was a t t a c k e d recently by noted Washington columnist Jack Anderson.

Anderson, who collaborated in a widely-syndicated column with the late Drew Pearson and now c o n d u c t s the column alone, points out that brand-name drug firms are financing "happy outings and valuable gifts for the doctors" who write prescriptions for their products. " T H E B I G DRUG companies spend millions each year to proselyte and persuade doctors to prescribe drugs by their brand names," Anderson states. "The cost is merely added to the price of b r a n d - n a m e drugs, which sell for as high as 10 times more than the same drugs cost under their generic names."

In short, drug compounds containing the exact quality and quantity of chemicals sold under generic names are marketed under brand names at a price ten times higher.

"The doctors who accept the lavish hospitality of the drug companies quite naturally feel an o b 1 i g.a t i o n to prescribe brand-name, drugs for their patients," the famous columnist notes.

"In this way," he asserts, "the sick and the suffering wind up providing the money that the drug manufacturers squander on

doctors."

ANDERSON SAYS that by a conservative estimate of one insider, the pharmaceutical houses spend an average of $3,000 a year on every M.D. in the country. This takes the form of contest winnings, research fees, gift medical equipment and all-expenses-paid vacations.

"Once the Upjohn Co. sent out $5 checks to doctors across the country as an inducement for them to try Upjohn pills and powders," the columnist says.

"Other manufacturers have paid doctors to write 'case reports' on their drugs."

He points out that the E l i Lilly Co. likes to hand out free medical satchels to new doctors just out of medical school. Everytime they opened their b l a c k bags, presumably, they will be reminded to prescribe E l i Lilly medicines.

"The competition to show the doctors a good time is so intense that the pharmaceutical houses have entered into a gentlemen's agreement not to provide free transportation for doctors beyond a 150-mile radius of the manufacturers' facilities.

"Charles Pfizer & Co., for instance," the column goes on, "has invited a number of Philadelphia doctors and their wives to Groton, Conn., for a two-day autumn holiday on Oct. 8 and 9."

Anderson says the letter of invitation promises lyrically: "The

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biotic produced by one of the penicillin family of funguses. An Italian scientist discovered the chemical itself, in 1896.

The team of researchers here indicated that: it is remarkable that the finding of anti-cancer activity in such a venerable antibiotic should have "had to await the independent and almost simultaneous "rediscovery" of the compound by themselves and the scientists.

Extracts from a p a r t i c u l a r penicillin mould were found to halt the growth of cells grown in a test tube. By purifying the extract the I.C.I, scientists found that its active ingredient was mycophenolic acid.

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MYCOPHENOLIC acid — the drug—has been found to halt the growth of several kinds of tumour in rats and mice and in one i n s t a n c e , apparently abolished the tumours completely. Another important feature of the drug, apparently is it does little harm to the normal cells of the body.

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sentative of the hundreds of thousands of Black mothers who want to see a healthy future for their children, in an environment of freedom, justice and equality.

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By SISTER K A T H L E E N X Muhammad's Mosque No. 25 What is this device which is becoming appealing to women through-out the world'.' What has engulfed eighteen and a half m i 11 i o n women in America?

What is this sure limit to family size?

you say, because 1 can't risk pregnancy now.

Most recently I experienced the big sale of the pill. In one of N e w a r k , N'.J.'s maternity wards I was approached by a neat, clean Black woman who asked if 1 would be interested in Planned Parenthood. Before 1 could respond, her attention was turned to the patient in the next bed who a n x i o u s l y said she would like to hear.

Well, "what questions do you have?" was Ihe start of the conversation. is serving as an instrument, of The patienl asked about the c o m m u n i c a l i o n in fostering dangers of using the pill. She Black dialogue. wauled to know if she had felt MUHAMMAD S P E A K S must some irritation by using the pill be commended for presenting and what were the possibilities factual information on the de- of getting blood clots and should signs of international racism and she use it again. imperialism, and their relevance YOU CANNOT G E T anything to Black people everywhere. from the pill, the nurse respondSincerely ed. "Anything you have now And I finally would like to was there before you took the SHU*,*.**; t, 9K~fa commend the Muslims for show- pill."

STRIVING T O HELP further the cause of the Honorable Elijah ing, by example, what Black "Where can I go to get this people can accomplish through planned parenthood" was the Muhammad in getting the truth to Black people, Capt. C a r l X, top M U H A M M A D SPEAKS newspaper salesman in the Durunity. next question. The nurse said The Honorable Elijah Muham- that, "since they are in such ham, N . C . , area, says he is awarded with every copy of the mad and his followers, by their demand, centers have been set life-giving periodical he sells. Brother Capt. C a r l sells more example of unity, should be a up all over. We have services than 200 copies of M U H A M M A D SPEAKS newspaper every model and inspiration to Black right here at the clinic and week. people everywhere. they're free of charge," she conDennis Mathis tinued.

420 Stanislaus S t This was the setting. Come Fresno, Calif., 93716 one, come all; we're running a hand out.

No sooner had I r e t u r n e d home than I tuned in a nationalBy Edward X (Lawrence) chance has ever been given. ly broadcast television program English will not allow one to How shall 1 put,into words, where a panel of three obstetriexpress this. It isn't joy in the what it means to be unaware, cians and gynecologists presentunconscious, asleep, d e a d , or joy meaning, but it is gratefulled the "timely topic: The Pill."

But a year ago, he was asked any other English term for the ness and thanks.

T H E Y A G R E E D that it had state of mind a so-called AmeriMessenger Muhammad's to help develop the chemical been found in a study that three can Negro is in after those 64 teachings to us are so true, ever blinding agent, he said.

The request came from a out of one hundred American years of making a Negro out of so true. Mr. Muhammad has director of medical research at women die annually of blood a Black man on top of 310 years taught us that the Black man the Edgewood Arsenal, an Army clots resulting from their use of of breeding, killing, working, tries everything himself (experiinstallation at Edgewood, Md., the pill. Another "hazard" was s l a v i n g and all the other ment). Ask us if you take your for chemical and biological war- skin blotches; and a third possi- changes we as a people have hand out of the lamb's, what will fare research and development, bility, cancer. No drug was free gone through, and are still going happen; ask us who is the devfrom "hazard" they stated. he said. through only at a jet age scien- il; ask us if you become weak, Black woman, can you afford tific manner. what will happen, ask us about Dr. Wald said he told the callto endanger your health? Do hell. Oh we bear witness to er lie would be happy to work Then someone comes along Messenger Muhammad's teachyou desire to risk your life on a on something to save vision, but "sure thing?" Are you so naive and show you your downfall and ings that we need Allah. Ask us not on anything harmful. The the cause and affect of this about the t e a c h i n g s of the that you are misled?

Army caller, he said, asked, state of non-mind you are in, Lamb, if he is teaching the true The answer to all of these "Wouldn't you rather blind them using mathematics, with their knowledge of self and the devil, questions should be no. than kill them?" teachings, or m a t h e m a t i c s oh yes, we bear witness to Mes"How do 1 know?" you ask.

Wald said he a n s w e r e d : senger Muhammad's teachings.

I have been taught by the teachings.

"What do you think you do with Honorable Elijah Muhammad, How can one state the deed of This is What Islam has Done a foe you've blinded?" the Messenger of Almighty God giving you a chance where no i for Mo. Wald also attacked chemical Allah, to Whom praises are due weaponry. Napalm, he said, is forever. I have been taught the an appi'opriate focus for young science of parenthood. people's anger: " I t is the most P Y R A M I D I N D U S T R I E S Inc. Reject the pill! Follow Allah's brutal and destructive weapon Messenger and join the Nation PRESENTS that has ever been created." of Islam in Divine and Supreme "As far as I can see," he Knowledge, Wisdom, and UnderSHABAZZ SHABAZZ CRESCENT added, "there is no weapon and standing.

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Scientist S a y s U.S. S e e k s W e a p o n to Blind NEW YORK—The U.S. government has attempted lo recruit a Nobel-Prize-winning s c i e n t i s t who specializes in research on vision to develop a chemical warfare agent lhat would blind people.

Dr. George Wald, addressing the American Chemical Society here, declared that the government had withdrawn support for research on his new theory of cancer b e c a u s e "killing has preference over healing."

Wald, a Harvard University professor widely known for his support of young people who oppose the Viet Nam war, said the production of weapons has had a deleterius effect throughout society.

Wald received the Nobel Prize in 1907 for work on the chemistry and physiology of vision.

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Messenger of A l l a h "In the name of Allah, the Beneficent, the Merciful."

"1 When the hypocrites come to thee, they say: We bear witness that thou art indeed Allah's Messenger. And Allah knows thou art indeed His Messenger. And Allah bears witness that the hypocrites are surely liars." (Holy Quran 63:1) The sayings of the hypocrites that they are true believers in the Messenger of Allah by calling him the Messenger of Allah and claiming that they believe that most surely he is the Messenger of Allah, so that he (the Messenger) will take them for True Believers, but Allah Knows that they are most surely liars.

They only want to use a false oath as a shelter for the Apostle to accept them as True Believers while they are not.

A HYPOCRITE is not liked by anyone, regardless of what kind of hypocrite he may be. It does not have to be a religion. Any person who declares he is something that he is not is a hypocrite of that thing. In religion, a hypocrite is one who claims a belief in a religion and the teachings of that religion. He is not really a believer in that religion.

In the third verse of the same chapter of the Holy Quran, it teaches that the hypocrites believed then disbelieved, and after disbelieving their hearts are sealed so that they understand not. This means that Allah (God) Withdraws His Guidance from the hypocrites after they disbelieve. This is the meaning of "their hearts are sealed."

Allah (God) does not Guide them on the Right Path anymore, so the Holy Quran teaches. But, He (Allah) allows them to go onto the path of hell after they claim that they accept the path of Heaven and then turn away from it.

In the fourth verse of the above chapter of the Holy Quran is a warning to us that when we see them (hypocrites and disbelievers), their persons please us. And, if they speak, we will listen to their speech, because we like their persons. They are like a piece of wood clad with garments. They are the enemy, so beware of them. There are many Muslims in America, following me, who fall victim to hypocrites and disbelievers because they look at the outer appearance of the disbelievers and hypocrites. They like them. Some of the weak Muslims go out and marry such people with the thought of trying to reconvert them or with the thought of converting them for the first time, which is a miserable mistake. They take the Muslims out of the Temple instead.

The fifth verse of this chapter reads as follows: "5 And when it is said to them: Come, the Messenger of Allah will ask forgiveness for you, they turn away their heads and thou seest them hindering (others), and they are big with pride."

They do not accept the Messenger asking for forgiveness for them because they do not believe in the Messenger. Their greatest desire is to hinder others from believing in the Messenger. And, the sixth verse reads: "6 It is alike to them whether thou ask forgiveness for them or ask not forgiveness for them—Allah will never forgive them. Surely Allah guides not the transgressing people."

The seventh verse of this chapter goes so far as to charge the hypocrites with trying to keep away those who did spend money or give their property to help the Cause of Allah and His Messenger in concerting the people. This is the way of one who comes in saying, "most surely thou art the Messenger of Allah," while he is only lying to get your confidence. The hypocrites deceive all of the weak Muslims with their personalities. The weak Muslims love the hypocrites' outer appearance while in the heart of the hypocrites, they are against Islam, Allah, and His Messenger.

1 warn you, do not try to play with Islam as you have played Christianity, for Allah most certainly is quick to take restribu-_ tion, says the Holy Quran.

OCTOBER 3, 1969

Black Man Facing Death Wins Freedom When Jury Of 'Own' Peers Views Case EUTAW, Ala. — If Johnnie Coleman, 35, were to be asked what he thought of being tried for murder by a jury of his "own" (Black) peers, he would emphatically endorse it.

FACING A DEATH sentence, handed down by an all-white jury for the shotgun slaying of a white man, Coleman is now a free man after being acquitted of the crime on retrial by an allBlack jury.

He was originally arrested in

Aug. 30, 1961, charged with slaying J . D. (Screwdriver) Johnson, during a robbery of the latter's garage and service station. Although there were no witnesses to the crime, the state, led by District Atty. Thomas H. Boggs, successfully wove a chain of circumstantial e v i d e n c e linking Coleman to the killing.

Coleman won a new trial, however, when an appeal to the U.S. Supreme court brought the decision that he had not been guaranteed his rights under the constitution. The court held that

Blacks had been systematically excluded from the jury though they make up 81 per cent of the population of Greene County.

AT HIS SECOND trial, Coleman was represented by Attys. Orzell Billingsley Jr., and Peter A. Hall, both n o t e d Black civil rights lawyers, who used thelr preemptory challenges to strike white members off the venire.

The three-day trial ended with Coleman being freed after almost eight years of imprisonment.

Tell Drug Firms Urged Medics O n Public (Continued from page 16) mentioned—even subliminally by ment, we will charge $5 per couprogram envisioned would include a visit to Mystic Seaport, where sailing ships, whalers, and crafthouses of the mid-19th century can be visited; a steak or lobster d i n n e r at one of Southern New England's better restaurants; possibly dancing on the evening of Oct. 8; and, of course, a scientific inspection visit to the Pfizer medical reserach laboratories."

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MUHAMMAD SPEAKS

OCTOBER 5,-4985

By

Elijah

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Muhammad

Messenger

of

Allah

I n this poison w o r l d , there are scientists w h o are experimenting w i t h poison a n d are experimenting o n h o w to k i l l o r m a i m p e o p l e so t h a t t h e y w i l l die later f r o m eating the w r o n g foods a n d f r o m breathing this poison atmosphere. It is v e r y h a r d for a p e r s o n w h o w a n t s to e a t t h e p r o p e r f o o d to find a n y t h i n g like good food i n this poison w o r l d , so that his life m a y be prolonged, because such people as the scientists h a v e poisoned the food.

E a t i n g one m e a l a d a y most certainly w i l l prolong our lives i f w e eat the proper food. C o o k i n g food correctly is another p r o b l e m that must be s o l v e d w i t h y o u . R e g a r d l e s s to t h e l e n g t h o f t i m e a l l o w e d b e t w e e n e a c h m e a l a n d r e g a r d l e s s to t h e k n o w l e d g e o f the best foods to p u r c h a s e f r o m t h e m a r k e t s , i f it is not p r e p a r e d p r o p e r l y , it also w i l l s h o r t e n o u r l i v e s . W e m u s t k n o w h o w to p r e p a r e the p r o p e r foods so t h a t it m a y p r o l o n g our lives.

T h e s e people ( w h i t e r a c e ) h a v e been bent on the destruction o f our lives a n d they are the rulers o f t h e l a n d . I t i s h a r d t o t r y to e a t p r o p e r l y w h i l e l i v ing right i n the midst of s u c h people.

T h i n k over it—that their food scientists teach h o w to r o b f o o d o f i t s v a l u e a n d t h e n p u t i t i n p i l l s a n d i n l i q u i d f o r m s to c o m m e r c i a l i z e o n . H o w t h e n , c a n y o u eat to l i v e w i t h w h a t h e l e a v e s y o u to e a t — foods robbed of their n a t u r a l v i t a m i n s ?

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by Bayyiaah Sharrieff continuing . . .

"Behold, I will send you Elijah the prophet before the coming of the great and dreadful day of the Lord; And he shall turn the heart of the fathers to the children and the heart of the children to their fathers, lest I come and smite the earth with a curse." " T H E END OF T H E PROPHETS" (Malachi 4:5-6) Last week I questioned and clarified the question of what fathers will be turned to love their children, and which children will have their love established for their fathers.

WHAT PERSON, other than the Honorable Elijah Muhammad is making a people, who have been subjected to another people in servitude (fulfilling the prophecy to Abram of his seed —Genesis 15:13), aware of themselves and their faihers?

The Honorable Elijah Muhammad teaches us that the Black men who submit, to the Will of God (Allah) are c h i l d r e n (young) in the wisdom of the Gods. Those who are much older in this wisdom and who are our kind (Black) live East of the continent of America. They live in Asia. Comparing the lengths of time (age) in which those in Asia have been exposed to the wisdom of Allah (God) with ourselves (we Blacks in America), and realizing that we are from them (were taken from them about 40(1 years ago), one is truly safe to understand that those who submit to the Will of God in the East (Asia) are indeed fathers in the above

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The teachings of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad to us who listen, have made us know our true value (ourselves). We have learned what it is to be respected for our true value.

You, the reader, know that he is the first one who told us to be proud that we are Black. He taught us why; that the Black Man is the Original Man; that the Black man created the planet Earth. He teaches us that we are the Gods by nature, and that our nature is good. We have been other than good due to our being subjected to a no good man (the white man) for so long a time (400 years). He teaches us to be o u r s e 1 v e s, righteous people, and to shed the ways of filth and evil which we have gotten from the white man. When we do, it causes us to come into view of others on the planet Earth who also are 'EBONY CATERERS & PASTRY SHOP 3214 PENN. AVE., S.E. 583-5567 WASHINGTON, D.C. BFAUTIFUUY DECORATED WFDDING,

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Those Muslims in the East look toward us Muslims who follow the Honorable Elijah Muhammad in the West with great admiration and love. They admire the women here who lengthen their garments to cover their bodies, and cover their heads in public, and speak not loudly in a manner unbecoming a lady.

They admire the strictness of his followers to the laws of Islam, Good: The shunning of the use of tobacco, narcotics and intoxicating beverage; The forbiddance of committing acts of adultery, and fornication.

I AM NOT just writing these words without proof. I lived in the Republic of the Sudan, a predominantly Muslim country, practically two years and know that the above-mentioned practices of the shunning of evil and the doing of good are everyday happenings to them.

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This was brought about by one teaching the knowledge of God and the Devil. This teacher is named Elijah . . .

"And he shall turn the heart of the fathers to the children and the heart of the children to their fathers,"

While 1 was in the Republic of the Sudan, I was asked many times of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad and his followers.

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Just

ALI,

National Secretary Nation of Islam A

great

affront

has

been

made

and

to

home

of

Muhammad. the

Long

efforts

Malcolm

the

to

Honorable

have

make

Little,

a

we

Elijah

witnessed

martyr

known

better

out as

of

Mal-

colm X . M a n y times people have s a i d â&#x20AC;&#x201D; M a l c o l m X as this brings about a n element of division i n the B l a c k community.

It is k n o w n a n d let it be is

the

Honorable

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The

understood,

Elijah

for

only

the

Muhammad

Black

division

man

has

Honorable

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in

come

Muhammad

awkward

leadership a n d the overt

sublineal

intervention

slave

by

our

former

effort

throughout

the

country

and

his

puppets,

and

finally

to

f e s t e r a b e d o f o p p o s i t i o n to

is

a

make

and

tion is a test o f h i s b e i n g the further

proof

op-

ponents and provides a n opportunity

for

A l l a h to m a k e H i m s e l f k n o w n b y b a c k and

supporting

the

Honorable

E l i j a h M u h a m m a d over any and a l l his opponents. M u h a m m a d ' s considered But

opponents-are

by h i m a n d G o d as a

c h e w i n g at a

for

America.

fessed

and unknowing jealous and

gnat

mountain.

Messenger

Muhammad's

job

is

s a v i n g souls of a fallen people, the B l a c k

people

brought the

false of

impetus

provided

building up

by

reverence

Elijah

the

Muhammad?

Mal-

o f it a l l c a m e f r o m the H o n o r a b l e E l i j a h

issue is b r o u g h t

M u h a m m a d a n d m a n y examples of his

up. I t is not o n d i g g i n g present-

himself,

acknowleded

that

his

preachings

speeches or w r i t i n g s p r i o r to h i s f a l l

as

i n g a n d r e h a s h i n g i r r e l e v a n t issues. N o !

a h y p o c r i t e ( a religious t e r m u s e d to de-

T h i s is the a r g u m e n t o f the u n k n o w i n g ,

scribe one

but

w h i c h he professed or believes; militar-

the

scholars

and

scientists

know

is g o i n g

about

Muhammad

B l a c k m a n of A m e r i c a have had

the

people

of

self-styled, hand-picked government-spon-

sored o r g a n i z a t i o n s ) leaders. T h i s is not

by

Honorable

Elijah

Mu-

w h o b o l d l y states that he

direct representative and

God, Who

Master F a r d

came

is

of G o d , as

was chosen i n the

in

a

person

Person

of

Muhammad.

of being the A p o s t l e of G o d h a v e

been

challenged

theo-

or

disproven

by

that

ily, they are c a l l e d traitors; and, polit-

from a

establishment ( p o w e r structure, the m a n

case o f the

a w a y from

ically, they are called turncoats).

Long have

Black

downtown and funded

w h o turns

any

man

doleing

w e witnessed the out

pieces

of

white

things

as

" m e a t o n a b o n e " to k e e p t h e B l a c k m a n f r o m g o i n g to his o w n ; s u c h a s " r e w a r d after you d i e " ( a lie w h i c h has been exploded b y the teachings o f the able

Elijah

monly

Muhammad

believed

by

and

the

Honor-

not

Black

comman).

" M a s o n r y " represents 3 3 degrees, a fraction of the truth, as I s l a m represents w h o l e of i t â&#x20AC;&#x201D; 3 6 0 degrees. ters,

fraternities

and

the

" G r e e k let-

sororities"

form of brotherhood as Islam

as

a

represents

the base of a l l brotherhood.

And

now,

the

idolization of

Mal-

logians. L e t us e x a m i n e the p s y c h o l o g y

colm's and M a r t i n L u t h e r King's as ex-

behind

a m p l e s for B l a c k people to f o l l o w .

naming

Chicago after

an

institution here

Malcolm. W h a t

was

in the

We

a r e w e l l o n to this trick o f p i c k i n g d e a d

motive behind this? L o n g has the white

men

m a n t a k e n up the m a n t l e o f the

Martin Luther King and now Malcolm).

fallen

(Jesus,

Booker

Washington,

a n d the d e a d a m o n g B l a c k s for t h e m to

If

idolize

w o r l d w h o loves B l a c k today, they must

and

to f o l l o w .

white man

Mind

does not

you

advocate

now,

there is someone

T.

i n A m e r i c a or

the

attribute this tendency to the

but

Elijah

inclined

why we

Muhammad. pick

up

It

fallen

Honorable

is easy to and

the

see

discarded

them

leadership as w e h a v e been raised i n a

from accepting the whole r e a l m of B l a c k

slave-mental environment. B u t it is time

that

as a d v o c a t e d a n d preached b y the H o n -

that w e do not fall v i c t i m to that h u m a n

for

o r a b l e E l i j a h M u h a m m a d for the past 3 9

tragedy

years.

because of jealousy a n d envy.

u p so B l a c k p e o p l e m a y a v o i d

tragedy

Honorable

the

followed

awareness of B l a c k a n d the

the

is

taught during

as his benefactor or S a v i o u r is w h y this

o n l y for those B l a c k s w h o a r e

issue of M a l c o l m

in and

nine years he

colm,

w o r s h i p of M a l c o l m for his people;

the

to be than

from

to d e f e c t to i d o l o r h e r o w o r s h i p o f M a l -

ing our people from avoiding a confronof fire,

Muham-

c o l m or some other B l a c k or white m a n

m a n o f A m e r i c a . I t is i n this r e a l m , keeptation

en-

None of M r . M u h a m m a d ' s statements

his

Honorable Elijah

portation of M a l c o l m as a n example for

more

Messenger to

the

m a d , did the w h i t e m a n take up the ex-

I n v i e w of this development b y the slave-

Messenger,

h a m m a d ' s a b i l i t y to o v e r c o m e h i s opposi-

up

greater

teacher,

master

hammad,

It is not a n issue of can't M u h a m m a d

ing

even

turned

the graces o f I s l a m , the r e l i g i o n h e pro-

the

and

Muhammad

Malcolm

do this before the fall of M a l c o l m

the

Messenger

withstand opposition as Messenger M u -

God

in

only after

truction divinely planned

America

great

Muhammad.

of

involved

was

B l a c k people. W h y didn't the w h i t e m a n

Long

t i o n o f M e s s e n g e r M u h a m m a d o r to e m him

get

d e a d s t a t e to t h e l i v e state.

a t t e m p t to w e a k e n t h e l e a d e r s h i p p o s i barrass

to

It

h y p o c r i t e to t h e r e l i g i o n o f I s l a m a n d h i s

m a n o f A m e r i c a f r o m the d o o m a n d des-

ing the

to g l o r i f y M a l c o l m b y t h e f o r m e r s l a v e master

not

the o n l y w o r k a m o n g the d e a d of bring-

masters.

This

and

concerned i n s a v i n g the lives o f the B l a c k

Messenger

and

of

eager

into the g r a v e of M a l c o l m a n d

from the B l a c k m a n being divided from the

is c o n c e r n e d

v i o u s B l a c k l e a d e r s to get B l a c k

nothing should be said about or against

that

is

is M e s s e n g e r

by n a m i n g a school after M a l c o l m right the

America

a n o t h e r s e l f - d e s t r o y i n g c r i s i s . . . so, too,

the B l a c k people of Chicago a n d A m e r i c a in

as

anxious over the present V i e t N a m crisis

Malcolm.

The

to d o i n g B l a c k i n p a r t s ;

Filth

That

Produces

to k e e p

The

Filth.

Holy Q u r a n ( 7 : 2 7 ) O children of A d a m , let not the arch d e c e i v e r seduce y o u , as he e x p e l l e d your parents from the g a r d e n , pulling off from t h e m their clothing t h a t he might show t h e m their shame. He s u r e l y sees y o u , he as w e l l as his hosts, from w h e n c e y o u see them not. Surely W e h a v e made the d e v i l s to be the friends of those w h o b e l i e v e not.

This happened to the Black People w h o followed Y a k u b from A r a b i a . He pulled off, from their original Self, the clothes of Righteousness a n d the clothes to cover their s h a m e ; and then m a d e them to go nude in the hills a n d cave-sides of Europe, until the birth of Moses.

Y o u a r e w a r n e d . Y o u b e l i e v e y o u a r e safe in foll o w i n g the invitation to evil a n d filth of the white race.

W a i t a n d see. ,

that occurs from

The Disgrace

smaller

men

OCRITES LOVE MALCOLM It is k n o w n t h a t t h e d i v i s i o n o f B l a c k s is perpetrated b y c h u r c h leaders who a r e t r y i n g to c o v e r t h e i r f a l s e spiritual teachings i n a v a r i e t y o f do-for-self plans taken from the teachings o f the Honorable Elijah Muhammad.

If B l a c k is l o v e d so w e l l , w h y don't these leaders a n d t h e i r f o l l o w e r s patronize t h e S a l a a m R e s t a u r a n t w h e r e t h e y k n o w , a n d t h e w o r l d k n o w s , t h e best o f food is p r e p a r e d a t p r i c e s a d j u s t e d to t h e B l a c k community a n d not w i t h the excuse o r r e a s o n t h a t s m o k i n g is not a l lowed a n d no drinks are served a n d indecency is not permitted.

If B l a c k is l o v e d so w e l l , w h y don't they a n d their followers patronize Y o u r S u p e r m a r k e t , w h i c h sets a n o u t s t a n d i n g example of superior products being offered for sale i n meats, dairy, produce a n d staples.

If B l a c k is loved so well, w h y don't they acknowledge a n d follow the m a n w h o h a s m a d e i t s o p r e d o m i n a t e i n getting to the root o f i t a l l b y letting us k n o w that w e a r et h e Asiatic B l a c k m a n .

The B l a c k m a n of A m e r i c a will not be f o o l e d b y a l l this g l o r i f i c a t i o n a n d elevation of Malcolm. M a l c o l m w a s nothing more than a student o f the H o n orable E l i j a h M u h a m m a d a n d not even a good student as he d i d not keep o n the right p a t h o f continuing to follow the teachings o f the Honorable E l i j a h M u hammad.

Why

does t h e w h i t e m a n w a n t to res-

urrect M a l c o l m ? W h y does the whitem a n w a n t y o u to t h i n k M a l c o l m w a s a wonderful teacher a n d w h y didn't G o d save M a l c o l m from guns w h i c h brought him d o w n ?

Messenger M u h a m m a d stands before you a n d your guns but Messenger M u h a m m a d has the power with h i m W h o has power over the g u n holder a n d the gun. Y o u can't kill h i m unless G o d a l l o w s y o u to. T h e w h i t e m a n k n o w s h e w o u l d be committing suicide,, but h e w o u l d l i k e f o r y o u to d o i t .

W h y would he think Martin Luther K i n g w a s so great for y o u ? W h y didn't he let h i m stay alive?

W h i t e people k i l l e d h i m . H e d e c i d e d to t r y t o integrate with you, honor y o u a n d yet y o u killed h i m . I s this the p a y from us a l l t r y i n g to i n t e g r a t e w i t h y o u ?

Martin L u t h e r K i n g nor his successor h a v e h a d any success.

Malcolm w a s for continuing the rule of t h e w h i t e m a n w h e n h e w e n t b a c k to him a n d began preaching the w h i t e m a n as a n e q u a l to o r superior to t h e B l a c k man.

If worshippers of a dead Jesus are c o m i n g to a naught, w h a t d o y o u expect to h a p p e n to y o u w h o a r e n o w b e i n g deceived into M a l c o l m lovers?

W e say both phony B l a c k leadership and the white groups t r y i n g to prevent the divine prophesy o f the religion o f the B l a c k m a n b y the intervention o f God through a n appointed Messenger, 9 X i'LL STEAL FOR

the H o n o r a b l e E l i j a h M u h a m m a d . B u t the B l a c k m a n w i l l not be fooled b y these plans o f self-help, H e a d Start, Black Capitalism, Black Nationalism, Afro-Americanism a n d other pseudoplans w h i c h a r e designed only for one thing, to k e e p t h e B l a c k c o m m u n i t y specifically a w a y from accepting the right teaching of the Honorable Elijah M u hammad.

O u r heritage is more than tribalism, hair dos, dances a n d music. I t goes further b a c k t h a n W e s t A s i a b e i n g named Africa b y Alexander.

Muhamm a d goes to t h e root to g i v e us a h i g h civilization.

Malcolm's brother, Philbert O m a r â&#x20AC;&#x201D; w h o i n t r o d u c e d M a l c o l m to the teachings o f the H o n o r a b l e E l i j a h M u h a m m a d , is the Minister o f M u h a m m a d ' s Mosque No. 1 i n Detroit, M i c h i g a n ; a n d , Malcolm's older brother, Brother W i l bert, is i n t h e M o s q u e t h e r e also. T h e y too, l i k e t h e r e s t o f u s h a d a n d h a v e t h e opportunity to go a n d join the ideas Malcolm advocated after turning hypocrite but they chose to stay w i t h the righteous i n the right path the Messenger is p r e p a r i n g f o r u s . W o u l d b e w o r s h i p pers o f M a l c o l m w o u l d d o w e l l to t h i n k m a n y times before pursuing along this idiotic course. I t i s a l r e a d y w e l l written a n d documented, the doom a n d destruction G o d w o u l d put o n o u r slavemaster.

The white m a n honors a n d respects Messenger M u h a m m a d . T h e B l a c k m a n of A m e r i c a s h o u l d f o l l o w h i m .

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By Margary Hassain ALL Praises to Allah (God), Master Fard Muhammad. T H E WOMAN IN ISLAM gives Eternal Thanks to Allah (God) for His Divine Messenger Muhammad.

THE above Praises and thanksgiving to Allah (God) voiced by T H E WOMAN IN ISLAM comes from the very root of her being. She feels as the Psalmist, "Lord if I had a thousand voices, I would Praise Thee with them all!"

ALLAH (God) Master Fard Muhammad Has Enabled T H E WOMAN IN ISLAM to accept Messenger Muhammad and the Truth which he brings from Allah (God). The Truth and Messenger Muhammad, the interpreter of truth, is the greatest gift that we, the Black People have ever received, since we lost the knowledge of self.

MESSENGER MUHAMMAD truly brings us salvation . . . physical, spiritual, mental and moral salvation . . . for he teaches us to know our enemies so that we are saved from them.

IN Christianity, we were ever the prey of our enemy. The humble loved, trusted and helped everybody and turned the other cheek. We were forever trying 'to do good' and expecting good in return. We did not understand and we were utterly amazed when we were rendered evil by the very ones to whom we had done nothing but good.

The Messenger teaches us to know our enemy, separate from him,and waste no more time and effort upon the enemy. The truth of the enemy puts power and force behind Messenger Muhammad's teachings, 'do something for self.

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As Messenger Muhammad has taught us, an education that does not enable a Black student to do for himself and his own is a non-functional type of education. It is useless and a waste of time.

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I am positive that it is not inconceivable for us to realize that we are a non-functional people here in America. The white man does not allow us to enter into any avenue of selfhelp that will make us a prosperous people. Therefore, should we conclude that we are receiving an improper and non-functional education? Yes! As a student at Tuskegee Institute, I was taught what is called levels of general education and levels of education pertaining to my specific field of study. I enrolled in several courses i n v o l v i n g w e s t e r n civilization and one course dealing with the history of my people.

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This is the imbalance that starts many Black students imitating the cultural patterns of other people rather than be t h e m s e l v e s . If a student is drilled in the knowledge of other people, he will assume the role of that which he has been exposed to. Although, I can quote Shakespeare, B r o w n i n g , and Thoreau as American and English writers, I am positive that according to the history I have studied since becoming acquainted with Allah's (God's) Divine Messenger, the Most Honorable Elijah M u h a m m a d , none of these devils ever raised a finger to uplift the Black Man. There-

THOSE who do evil to those who do good to them, are the wicked, the evil, the unfaithful, the disloyal ones. The scriptures teach us of them from Genesis to Revelations, but until Allah (God) Raised His Messenger to interpret the scriptures for us, we were blind and bruised, and sometimes killed by those whom we sought to help.

Pr. 17:13, "Whoso rewardeth evil for good, evil shall not depart from his house."

MESSENGER MUHAMMAD teaches us that the heavens and earth were created in truth. Falsehood has no place in the creation and even if it is left alone, falsehood will destroy itself.

Pr. 17:15, "He that justifieth the wicked, and he that condemneth the just, even they both are abomination to the Lord."

MESSENGER MUHAMMAD teaches the WOMAN IN ISLAM that the wicked come to the righteous with soft words and smiles of friendship, and say that they are like you, but they are hypocrites.

The Holy Quran verifies that they give "Lip Service." Messenger Muhammad teaches us "Watch their hands" for what their hands bring forth testifies the truh of them.

THE DIVINE PRINCIPLES which Messenger Muhammad teaches us encompasses the completeness of T H E WOMAN IN ISLAM. It guides her in knowing ones who come to her as would-be friends, would-be husbands, and would-be leaders.

THE WOMAN IN ISLAM has what she has long prayed for, Divine Guidance for herself and her family, and a Divine Foundation, Law for her future generations. ALL PRAISES TO ALLAH (God) for His Messenger Muhammad!

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THE ADMINISTRATION of Tuskegee Institute will b r i n g more white p e o p l e into the classrooms this year in order to comply with the tenets of a liberal image. However, for those scientific scholars on campus who have a working knowledge of chemistry, they must know that certain elements do not mix.

If you are wise my Beloved people, you will come and follow Messenger Muhammad who is being Divinely guided by Allah (God). Let us sit down at the table of truth and reason intelli-

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The M e s s e n g e r gives the Truth as freely as the Sun gives its light. It shines on all. All who submit all rewarded. Black Man and Black Woman, especially the so-called Negro here in the w i l d e r n e s s of North America, your rejection of Allah's Last and Greatest Messenger is totally unjustified and the consequences of your rejection are in the scriptures. There is a complete section in the Holy Quran concerning rejection. Section 5, Chapter 6: CONSEQUENCES OF R E J E C T I O N . The Holy Quran and Bible verify the Honorable Elijah Muhammad as the Messenger and he verifies that which is written of him in the scriptures. We use these verses from the Bible to show what has been before us as well i as that which has not been brought before us by those who claimed to tie sent by God to , teach us the Truth.

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By Ogun Kakanfo (Pan African Press) P H I L A D E L P H I A — J u s t as many so-called liberals advocate free birth control programs for the poor, so that the poor will blame their oppression on their babies instead of their criminal government, they are now advocating free divorces for the poor.

F R E E DIVORCE without trials and free birth control should be a right for every citizen. But divorce cases, like birth control devices, are a racket for the legal and medical professions (including drug companies) in their present forms. And neither group wants the high finance taken away from middle and upper class clients' social and medical problems.

So lawyers like Ben Levin of the Philadelphia Community Legal Services now advocate free divorce for the poor alone and ignore the genoeidal home-breaking effect such a program would have.

If the poor are kept poor, hungry, sick, unschooled and poorly housed while they are offered free divorce and free birth control devices, the misery, chaos and oppression under which they

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live will only increase. They will blame not only their children but their husbands and wives, too, for their exploitation and oppression.

Why don't these friends and protectors of the poor fight for adequate free food, roomy and clean free housing, free nurseries, free college education and meaningful free job training for the poor? This is what the poor need as a class—birth control and divorce are not problems limited to the poor as a class and should be free for all.

But Atty. Levin showed his true nature when he explained that he wanted free divorces for the poor so they can fit into the e x i s t i n g corrupt legal-marital system.

He said that since the poor can't afford divorces, they simply ignore the legal nonsense, move out of one home and establish homes and families somewhere else.

This not only makes a mockery of the present unnecessary divorce trial and alimony system, it also means that the poor can have a lot of babies.

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•They may not be moral."

Levin said of the poor (meaning Black people, who are the majority of the major-city poor), "but morality is beyond their financial means."

To Levin, morality has a money value; you can buy it if you have a large enough income. Reform measures based upon this kind of thinking i n e v i t a b l y s t r e n g t h e n the very system which causes the misery. They make citizens overlook that the government and legal systems are immoral and racketeering, not the poor people.

Such a reform will only break up the social relationships ("legal" or not) of the poor by reinforcing the notion that they are immoral because they are poor.

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was all p r o m i s e d , reverend.

Those of you who are "Church Leaders" condemn the Honorable Elijah Muhammad and instruct your congregations against reading MUHAMMAD SPEAKS newspaper as well as attending Muhammad's Mosques of Islam. It was promised in the Bible, Mai. 4:5. "Behold, I will send you Elijah the prophet."

Reverend, who sent you? Who is your upholder Who do you really represent? What God sent you? You will have to submit to the will of Allah Brother.

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IT IS T H E WILL of Allah that we accept His Sun of Righteousness, the Honorable Elijah Muhammad or we will surely die.

"He it is who sent His Apostle j with the guidance and true religion, that He may make it overcome the religions, all of them, though the polytheists may be averse." Holy Quran 61:9.

We want to continue this article, with the permission of the Honorable E l i j a h Muhammad and go further into the aforementioned scriptures—verifying the Truth of his mission and validating his Messengership.

WE A R E TOLD in the Bible, We want to make you aware Dent. 18:18, of a man being of the injustice in rejecting Alraised up, like Moses, to solve lah's Messenger. the problem of the people of God who had been a 'stranger' in a s t r a n g e land (Genesis 15:13). There, it is plainly srated. . . . " I will raise them up a Prophet from among their brethren, like unto thee, and will (Continued from page 18) put My words in his mouth: and he shall speak unto them all gan, executive vice president of that I shall command him." The | the Massachusetts Audubon So19th verse states that 'whosoev- I ciety, told a legislative commiter will not hearken (hear, take \ tee investigating pesticide use. heed) unto My words which he "This alone is an alarming shall speak in My name, I will ; fact," Morgan said. "While I require it of him.' It is made know of no medical testimony clear here that Allah (God) I interpreting exactly what this would personally raise up one means to human babies, I am from among the people and to ! certain no pediatrician would assure accuracy and perfection, I consider this dosage, which passes He, H i m s e l f , would put His I through one of the most basic words in the mouth of that Mes- I links in human life, beneficial senger, and as the Sun responds "Mother and child are equally to the command (will) of Allah, so-shall the Messenger speak all I the victims of the new environthat Allah (God) vommands him. mental development spawned by human negligence.

He will not be a "Dreamer," Morgan said DDT is stored in reverend. He is a Divinely Mis- the bodies of humans and anisioned true representative of Al- mals and does not dissipate. He lah (God) Who came in the Per- added that DDT actually has the son of Master Fard Muhammad, effect of lengthening the lives of to Whom all praises are due harmful insects which develop f o r e v e r . Allah (God) never an immunity to the pesticide. sends a multitude of messengers to a people. He sends only one.

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Sickle Cell Child's Father Appeals for Reader's Help Dear Sir: I would like more information on your medical article on Sickle Cell Anemia.

I have a 13-year-old daughter with the disease. She now has lost use of her legs due to some bone condition from her last crisis. Could you tell me the name of the hospital and doctor that were mentioned in your article.

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York in a completely white community. The nearest hospital is in S y r a c u s e—50 miles from where we live. We have been going for nine years to the upstate medical Center. I am completely at my wits ends. There are no home teachers for her schooling and I am tired of moving into Syracuse every winter in order to be near a hospital and schools.

I have five other children and my husband is ready for retirement.

Is there any help or advice for us? I can work if I were able to in upstate New get proper care or advice that would be sound and sensible for our family. All the doctors here say "wait and see what hapBrother pens."

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Dear Mr. Editor— I am a student at a local college and enjoy reading your newspaper. I also try to have my Black Brother class-mates read MUHAMMAD SPEAKS so we can discuss it, instead of having panty-raids and pot-parties like the devil students here.

We find M U H A M M A D S P E A K S not only interesting but informative news which every Black man should know. The recent article by Mr. Alt M. Baghdad! was a true testament of what the white man is doing to human beings in the world today. In Africa, America (North and South), or wherever the white man has touched, he has produced death and poison for dark people. Mr. Muhammad is right about the white man being the true devil; his deeds prove him.

It is shocking to know that the same Jews who were chased from Europe by the Nazis are now using the same horrible tactics of oppression on their dark Middle Eastern neighbors.

Proof positive that any Black man who thinks he can befriend the white devil is a fool, because he is being fooled; and any Black man who thinks ho can believe the lies of the white press is not only a fool but a tool . . of the devil.

Keep up the beautiful work Black Brothers.

A Proud Black Man

MY DAUGHTER will be in the wheel chair six months next month and we are still hoping and praying for some good news or sensible suggestion. I would gladly relocate my family and take up living somewhere else if there was a hospital that could possibly do more for her than what is being done. I can work in a hospital—private duty, or n u r s e r y school teacher. The Nursery School is my preference.

I enjoy your paper but only get it when it comes to me from someone in New York City, my home.

Please answer soon.

Anxious Reader Mrs. John Randall Altmar, New York (Editor's Note: Other than referring you to your local health agencies, we can only appeal to our readers to inform you of some special service available.

We are printing your letter in the way of such an appeal. Replies may be addressed to MUHAMMAD SPEAKS, 436 E . 79th Street, Chicago, V,l. 60615).

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(Continued from page 7)ordinance which prohibited daily son, who took the post after the section, they were confronted with the glowering faces of embittered whites that lined each side of the wide b o u l e v a r d .

Whites stood in the door of empty stores—many of them displaying 'Closing Out,' 'Clearance Sale' or 'Going Out of Business' signs.

A loud speaker from one of the stores was blaring the words of Alabama's George Wallace out into the street.

Federal and state police sitting in parked cars waited impatiently for the first sign of friction between the demonstrators and the angry whites.

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picketing by Blacks in front of downtown stores. The court also dismissed another Cairo city ordinance which made it illegal for Blacks to travel in a group larger than two persons.

former police chief was fired from his post, resigned in the face of increasing white criticism. City Council member Wallcy Spomer and City Commissioner Bud Winkler also stepped down from their posts. It was ACCUSED OF "selLing out to rumored that the entire, allthe niggers" by members of the white City council would resign a l l - w h i t e United Council for if Black boycotting continued.

Community Action, the succesThe resignation of the four ofsor to Cairo's outlawed White ficials, however, may be a sign Hats vigilante group, Mayor Lee Slenzel resigned from his post that Cairo officials, who are along with three other Cairo of- largely supported by owners of the boycotted downtown stores, ficials.

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TOP RESEARCHER Perry Mamon checks flow rate of emulsified oil on steel sheet with aid of miniature cold steel rolling facility. Black scientists, like Mamon, are disproving white

SUKARNO'S PLANNED skyscraper, which has been neglected and rusting since 1965 when the Indonesian leader was placed supremacist lies about Black abilities in high- under virtual house arrest by a military dictatorship, is exly technical work, reminding the bigots that pected to be completed by a Japanese firm by 1971. The Black thinkers provided the basis for modern Building, in the heart of Jakarta, is named the Wisma Nusanscientific techniques. tara (Nasantara House).

SILVER DOLLAR SIZED mini-circuit, known as digital correlator, packs 10,000 electrical circuits or the equivalent of 200 transistor radios on its paper-thin surface. The disc, stiii under MEL L O N G , of St. Louis, has an unusual ocdevelopment, may help man in hi* efforts to talk with com- cupation, to say the least. Long is a bird trainputers in the not-too-distant future. er, an exacting profession which requires

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Texas—carried by Humphrey— Dr. Taylor explained that deni and conservative states such as tal prepayment is similar to the Nebraska and Idaho.

Blue Shield insurance program for medical care. He said that dental prepayment is only about

WASHINGTON—Republic a n d leaders t h r o u g h o u t the deep South states have asserted that President Nixon's policies are effectively undercutting a possible 1972 presidential bid by former Gov. George Wallace of Alabama.

The obvious reason for this is the president's r e a c t i o n a r y stands on poverty, welfare, integration and his failure to even try to improve conditions for Blacks in the South and North.

"In areas such as fiscal responsibility, the Viet Nam war, and law and order, I feel the Nixon administration is certainly undercutting the Wallace sentiment in the state," said Odell

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W A S H I N G T O N - Crime in per cent," Hoover said. "Thus America rose 11 times faster crime continues to outstrip poputhan the population in the last lation growth 11 to one." eight years, according to F B I All areas of the nation reportDirector J . Edgar Hoover. ed more crime in 1968 than in AS' LAWLESSNESS went up. 1967. Crime went up 17 per cent Hoover said in his report on 1968 in the suburbs, 18 per cent in crime, police became increasing- large cities and 11 per cent in ly less successful in catching the rural areas. criminals responsible.

T H E R E W E R E 4.4 million se In 1969, the chance of being rious crimes last year, up 17.5 murdered, robbed, raped, beaten, per cent from 1967 and 121.7 per b u r g l a r i z e d or having your cent from 1960. The national purse, wallet or car stolen was crime rate index per 100,000 perslightly more than one in 50, the sons climbed 98.9 per cent from report said.

1960. It stood in 1968 at 2.234.8, "From 1960 to 1968, the vol- meaning that slighly more than ume of crime has risen 122 per one out of every 50 citizens was cent and our U.S. population 11 - a victim of some kind of crime.

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Sinai and the Afar region of Ethiopia.

Assuming that the stress front travelled south from Turkey at a speed of 10 miles per hour, he has theorized that the secondary quakes fell within the limits of time and distance.

IN ANOTHER i n s t a n c e , he claims a similar stress front, t r a v e l i n g much faster, could have caused a secondary series of quakes that occurred in Sinai and Tanzania during April.

Noting that earthquakes are relatively uncommon in the area, he believes any long range interactions between shocks would

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Quakes occur when stresses are built up between two adjacent blocks of the Earth's crust and are suddenly released. Under Dr. Mohr's theory, shock waves traveling out from a primary earthquake may trigger a cascade of s e c o n d a r y quakes elsewhere.

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He described the service corporation as a not-for-profit agency operated by the state dental society. Private insurance companies are providing the remaining coverage.

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g r a m s were established, the largest of which is McDonnell Douglas Corporation covering six s t a t e s : Arkansas, California, Florida, Oklahoma, South Carolina and Tennessee. When fully activated, it is expected that this contract will provide coverage to some 350,000 employees of McDonnell Douglas and their dependents. In addition, on January 1, 1970, some 30,000 employees of Unitdd Auto Workers are expected to begin a prepayment program.

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Tunisia, strategically located on the Northeast border of Algeria, and the Northwestern border of Libya, has traditionally depended upon Libya as a buffer from the militant United Arab Republic.

TUNISIA IS LED by one political party, headed by President Habib Bourguiba, 67, who has been in ill health for the last few years. At the end of this year, his second five-year term of office as President comes up for renewal. In view of an earlier heart attack and his recent attack of hepatitis, people are wondering — even if he were to regain his fitness — whether or not he could manage another five-year term.

But it is not m e r e l y his health. , In the wake of the L i byan coup his position has taken on added interest, particularly as the cabinet changes made recently appear to be connected with the more radical anti-west tone now evident in Libya. Tunis has not welcomed the Libyan coup, as did Cairo.

The conservative pro-West regime of King Idris was a useful buffer between Tunis and Cairo and a good psychological support against the dominance of Algiers in the Maghreb. So long as Libya seemed prepared to accept the presence of American and British bases, Bourguiba's pro-Western alignment was less out on a limb. Now such a police is highly debatable.

IT IS NOT HARD to see many comparisons between the positions of the reactionary King Idris and President Bourguiba.

Both have maintained dictatorial positions within their individual states.

Informed observers of Libya usually insisted that nothing was likely to happen so long as the King was alive. Now, of course, such opinion has been disproved and Bourguiba can draw little comfort from what is happening in Libya.

Bourguiba has been quarreling with Nasser and the Arabs, cutting diplomatic relations with Syria, holding "soft" positions on Israel and p r a i s i n g the Americans. Now Tunisia is more lonely than ever in the Arab world.

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U . C . L A . Black W o m a n - P h i l o s o p h y Professor 'Liquidated' B e c a u s e O f Political A w a r e n e s s SAN FRANCISCO—A brilliant young Black woman, with distinguished academic credentials, grounded in Marxism, has been ousted from her post as assistant professor of philosophy on the Los Angeles campus at the University of California, by the rancid Ronald Reagan - Hayakawa - dominated state board of Regents, because of her admitted Communist beliefs.

that resolution was reaffirmed told r e p o r t e r s : "This move finalized by a visit, from the in 1949. against a qualified Black teach- University President Charles J . er raises grave doubts as to the Hitch, who was to inform her of IMMEDIATELY A F T E R the R e g e n t s desire to encourage her status, in a closed meeting.

June 30th white position paper Black participation in the UniMiss Davis majored in French was circulated, racist-capitalist versity." literature at Brandeis University currents surfaced, and s t a t e Singleton also pointed out that and graduated from Brandeis, ments appeared in the school the ('fatherly') Regents are bent magna cum laude and a Phi paper in July, which implied on engaging a "paternalistic ef- Beta Kappa, in 1965, at the age Miss Davis was a Communist. fort to prescribe for the Black of 21. She did her graduate Miss Davis swiftly replied pos- community a political litmus work in West Germany. Returnitively to her party alliance, but test." ing to San Diego campus of the questioned Chancellor Charles T y p i c a l of the manner in University of California, she stuIRONICALLY, Miss A n g e l a E . Young's authority to ask the Davis was hired to teach di- question or "to deprive me of which these "sensitive matters died under Dr. Herbert Marare handled," was the fact that cuse, the world renowned phialectical materialism. employment on such grounds."

Miss Davis' dismissal was to be losopher.

Counsel, and persons close to the 25-year old Miss Davis, indiBLACK STUDENTS all across cate that she is ready to take campus were certain that Miss N u m b e r s o f U.S. F a r m s Lessen the University Regents to the Davis' dismissal e a r l i e r this Supreme Court, if necessary to week was predicted on race, as According to the latest Census in the first years following the see that justice is wrenched well as because of the economic Bureau reports, for 1969, U.S. Civil War raised the total to from the highest jurists in the front. Robert Singleton, director farms have dwindled to their 4,008,907, in 1880. land, during this period which of the Afro - American Studies lowest numbers, since 1870.

However, while the numbers smacks with the McCarthy-ism Center at U.C.L.A. found out that By 1970, it is estimated that of whites on the farms evidently of the earlier 1950's. the Black students were on the there will be fewer than three have declined, Black People are In order to rid the University right track, last week, when at million farms, compared to the returning to the farm in great of Miss Davis, the racist-indus- the height of a meeting, the stu- 3.2 million tallied in 1964. numbers; this has been due to trialists ridden board of regents dent leader asked permission to the prophetic wisdom of the countered a position taken on discuss the Davis case. PermisElijah Muhammad, T H E R E W E R E A P P R O X I - Honorable June 30th, 1969, ("No political sion was denied.

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WASHINGTON—One of t h e areas in which news is most suppressed is the eruptive, but masked situation on U.S. Army bases, where Blacks are virtually at war with whites—in order to protect themselves. (If you have relatives at any of the following bases, you should check with them, in order to investigate their safety: Fort Belvior, Va.; Fort Carson, Colo.; Fort Dix, N . J . ; Fort Gordon, Ga.; Fort Hood, Tex.; Fort Jackson, S.C.; Fort Knox, K y . ; Fort Lee, Va.; Fort Sheridan, 111.; and Fort Sill, Okla.).

RACIAL S T R I F E at some of these bases is due, among other reasons, to the racist white officers and noncoms, who are disgruntled over the equal treatment they are supposed to give Blacks. In the main, the white military veterans have been discribed, as military veterans who make racial cracks within the earshot of the Blacks and take out their racism on Black subordinates.

On certain bases, the military police are bullying and brutal in their treatment of Black soldiers According to suppressed committee findings, chaired by the infamous House Armed Services committee' chairman, M e n d e l Rivers, racial violence resulting from white racism from the c o m m a n d level down, has turned the aforementioned camps into virtual holocaust, and war t i m e encampments, similar to the Viet Nam situation.

In order to suppress news of what's going on, chairman Rivers has clamped such tight secrecy on the hearings that after the transcripts have been typed, the shorthand tapes and typewriter ribbons are confiscated and burned.

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in the Western Hemisphere and has thrown the whole of Latin America into a revolutionary tempest, forcefully arousing the peoples in this area to the struggle for independence and freedom. The triumph of the Cuban Revolution signified, indeed, the beginning of the disintegration of the U.S. imperialist system of colonial rule in Latin America, ALONG WITH the Cuban revo- the stern judgement on U.S. imlutionaries led by Fidel Castro, perialsim which had exploited Che Guevara unfolded a heroic armed struggle, thereby contributing greatly to crushing U.S. imperialism and the dictatorial regime of Batista, its lackey, and attaining the triumph of the Cuban Revolution. In 1965 Che Guvara, burning with revolutionary zeal, left the triumphant land of Cuba to move the arena of his struggle to a new outpost where manifold difficulties and stern trials awaited him. Everywhere he went in Latin America, he organized and mobilized the masses of the people to armed struggles against U.S. imperialism and fought bravely to the last moment of his life in

to overthrow the upper strata of that cursed old society and prepare the cradle of a free and happy, new society. Che Guevara dedicated his precious life to this sacred truggle and thus became an honorable member of the ranks of world revolutionary martyrs.

this area for a long period and their rule as they approach nearer to their doom. The impeits condemnation to ruin. rialists, while suppressing the . . . COUNTER-REVOLUTION- peoples of their own countries, ARY violence is an indispensa- check all the revolutionary adble means of rule of all exploit- vance of the oppressed nations ing classes. Human history not in a sanguinary way with their yet knows an instance of any military forces for aggression ruling class submissively turning and plunder against other counover its supremacy, or an in- tries. stance of any reactionary vioIn these conditions, the liberalence. In particular, the imperialists cling ever more desperate(Continued on page 3 4 )

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The revolutionary activities of Che Guevara made a tremendous contribution to further consolidating the triumph of the Cuban Revolution and stepping up the advancement of the Latin American revolution as a whole . . . Today the Republic of Cuba which marches on firmly in the forefront of the Latin American revolution is the lighthouse of hope for the f i g h t i n g Latin American peoples and throws the rays of victory on the road of their struggle. The triumph of the Cuban Revolution shook the colonial system of the U.S. im-

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he received an honorable discharge and to wipe out a courtmartial for being absent without leave.

Thus, Mrs. R e d m o n d , the mother of six other children and a public aid recipient, is eligible for insurance benefits, back pay, burial expenses and other serFORTY DAYS after being disvice compensations. honorably discharged, J e s s e "It helps, but it doesn't give Redmond was dead of a masmy son back his life," she said. sive brain tumor.

Michael Green, the legal aid Dr. Anthony J . R a i m o n d i, attorney who handled the case, chairman of the department of said Mrs. Redmond is "'pretty neurosurgery at Cook County bitter about it. hospital, said in a sworn state"She feels the Army is responment that if a diagnosis of the sible for Jesse's death," he said. brain tumor had been made one Green pointed out that Redmonth earlier, Redmond might m o n d ' s pre-induction physical have lived. showed a record of dizziness, But each time the 23-year-old nauseau and vomiting.

Pvt. complained to army doc" I N E V E R HAD any trouble tors, at Fort Leonard Wood, with him in my life," Mrs. RedMo., they gave him aspirin. He mond said of her oldest son.

"He was a high school graduate and he had a good work record. " I just hope all this saves PRINCETON, N.J. — G a I l u p | M r . Nixon—shortly after he be- some o t h e r boy's life," the pollsters indicate that during came the GOP nominee in Mi- grief-stricken mother tearfully P r e s i d e n t Nixon's first nine ami—to key Southern politicians, concluded. months, he has failed to gain indicating that if elected presithe approval of the main group dent, he would make key apthat voted against him, last au- pointments f a v o r a b l e to the tumn: U.S. Black People. white segregationist South; and 62 per cent of the U.S. Blacks that he would not press on Civil polled, remain unmoved by the Rights.)

President.

WHITES named the war over LUSAKA, Z a m b i a —"0 n 1 y 65 per cent of the white citizens registered their approval of race relations by a 4 to 1 ratio, through armed struggle can the the manner in when asked to elaborate on dire people of Namibia (Southwest Africa) get rid of the domina| which the pres- domestic needs.

The Nixon cabinet, and the in- tion of the white-supremacy rei i d e n t is hanj dling the reins ner-circle that has the Presi- gime of South Africa," asserts a of his o f f i c e, dent's ear on areas and pro- communique issued recently by when 9,021 grams central to Black survival, the Southwest African Nationala d u l t s , were give the appearance of being ists. asked: "Do you g r e a t l y divided, Washington T H E COMMUNIQUE marked approve or dis- w a t c h er s say. The spectrum approve of the runs from the "mildly liberal" the third anniversary of the outway Nixon is Robert H. Finch, Secretary of break of the people's armed handling h i s Health, Education and Welfare, job as p r e s i- (HEW) at one end, to the archNixon conservative, John M i t c h e l l , B l a c k - W h i t e G a p dent?" holding up the right wing.

The breakdown on the Biack Indications of either division In I n c o m e G r o w s populace, showed: 31 per cent "No Opinion"; 31 per cent "Dis- within the Administration, or of WASHINGTON—"A white high approved" and 38 per cent gave a planned ambivalence by the school graduate over age 25 earns their nod of confidence to Mr. Nixon personnel, in order to further curate Nixon constituency, a median income of about $1,800 Nixon. more per year than a Black high takes many forms.

TOPPING T H E LIST of reaFor instance, last week, Vice school graduate," states a recent sons for "Disapproval," was the President Agnew told the South- report from the Bureau of Labor administration's apparent lack ern Governors' Conference, that Statistics. of priorities, in areas central to he was against busing of chilBlack survival.

T H E D I F F E R E N C E is about dren "to other neighborhoods The Viet Nam war was at- simply to achieve an integrated $3,000 for college graduates. In tacked sharply by many Blacks. status of a larger geographic fact, the report goes on, "the Behind these reasons B l a c k s entity." On the other hand, an median income for Black college indicated that the dedication alleged revolt by lawyers in the graduates is $1,400 less than the to the infamous "Southern Stratmedian for white high school egy," on the part of President (Continued on page 31) graduates."

Nixon, personally had further soured their view of the chief FOR BROTHERS executive. (This "Strategy" inOFFICIAL J E W E L R Y AND SISTERS volved special concessions by

A Black soldier who repeatedly complained to Army medics of chronic headaches and dizziness was only given asprin.

Eventually, in desperation, he went AWOL four times within four months.

wanted something that would ease the excruciating pain, but he could not convince Army medics that his headaches were more than just his excuse for getting out of the service. " I wrote three letters to the Army, but they just didn't believe he was sick," said his mother, Mrs. Jesse Redmond of Chicago's Lawndale community. " T H E Y K E P T SAYING it was a slight headache," she said. " I just know they wouldn't listen to him because he was Black and they thought he just wanted out of the Army and home."

Mrs. Redmond contacted attorneys in the Lawndale Legal Aid office.

After 15 months of correspondence, they were able to convince Army brass to change Redmond's records to indicate that

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PHANTOM-LIKE forces of the South Korean riot police in Seoul, preparing to slaughter the bodies and the will of young South Koreans, as the students set a demonstration opposing a constitutional amendment, which would allow the U . S . puppet Park Chung-Hee, current president to seek a tyrannical third term . . . Encaged like mad dogs, with white pallbearers gloves, police are shown here as they make a final check of. their weaponry to be possibly used against their demonstrating brothers, at election sites.

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our own thing here and in Afri(Continued from page 9) whole country is racist, but certain objective conditions give you a better chance in one place than another. I think I have a better chance to get justice in M i c h i g a n than in any other state.

If enough Black people rally to my support, I ' l l come out of it all right.

Then you think that even at this stage, with fascism increasing, mass protests in the political and legal, area can he effective?

No matter how fascist they are, they still have to pay attention to people; they feel mass pressure wherever it is directed.

Did it make a difference to you which party was in power when you d e c i d e d to come home?

No. Both political parties say they believe in "Americanism:" I don't know what it is or what they mean by it—but it certainly isn't good.

"Americanism" is supposed to Include "freedom of the press" and "freedom of information," but I notice that it's almost impossible to get your book, Negroes With Guns, or your newspaper, "The Crusader," in this country.

That's right. The book was taken out of circulation. I plan to revise -and republish it. The newsletter was banned from entering the United States.

What reasons did they give for banning it?

Government officials said that it was unlawful because it was directed only to the Black man in America and not to the other nationalities. And they said that it was inflammatory.

And yet Zionists can appeal directly for tax-free contributions to Israel and inflame their followers Into buying jets and napalm to use on Palestinian citizens?

That's right. That's why we Black people have got to make

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From your experiences, do you think that African Americans and Africans can build strong and effective unity between them? Most of the white news media and the Negroid news media have spread the CIA line that our people here and in Africa don't have enough in common to support each other actively.

The masses of African people, the real Africans, are 100 per cent with us. We can rest assured of that. They welcome any contact with us and follow our situation here as closely as they can. But in Africa you have the same problems as everywhere—Judases.

Some leaders are merely puppets of the USA, B r i t a i n , France, Portugal and South Africa. They work to prevent international unity between us.

It's a mistake to think governments or leaders are good just because they're Black.

I couldn't enter several African states which are presently considered very progressive.

One last question: Right now, it seems that a number of Black people think they would remain in the United States even if we take a separate territory. These people often say they oppose "separatists" b e c a u s e if the "separatists" win, those remaining behind are likely to suffer for it. Do you agree?

No. Those remaining behind are likely to suffer less than most of us suffer now. There will be less friction of this sort in the society.

Look at Pakistan and India.

India was divided in 1947, so that most of the Moslem minority could form Pakistan, a separate state. Afterwards, the tensions between Moslems and Hindus has greatly decreased inside India, even though many Moslems still live in India. The same thing could happen here.

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I had not eaten a half chicken at one time in many years, until last week when I dined off some of our farm-raised chickens and I still had a taste for the other half (smile). And, the prices are right. Just try one for yourself.

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B l a c k L e a d e r s S a y It i s ' M a t t e r o f T i m e " CLEVELAND — Although Fred Ahmed Kvans has received an indefinite slay of execution after being sentenced to death for the murder of three white policemen. Black leaders here almost unanimously agree that eventually the state will murder the militant leader.

THE EVENTS that lead to the killing of three Cleveland policemen and one Black person on July 23, 1968, were the culmination of months of harassment of Black people by the police.

Finally, the Blacks took up arms in self-defense. The battle ended 15 minutes after it began and the Black c o m m u n i t y emerged as the unquestioned military victors. Police suffered 17 casualties, including three dead. The Black community suffered seven casualties with one dead.

Arrested and charged with the murder of the three policemen was Ahmed Evans. The police, of course, have no idea who actually killed the three cops, but

SINCE T H E arrest of Ahmed it was clear that they had to arrest and prosecute someone. last s u m m e r, the police of Cleveland continue t h e i r war Ahmed was chosen. against the Black community.

HE HAS N E V E R denied his Five Blacks, including Ahmed, participation in the "Battle of were indicted for the gun battle.

Cleveland." Instead, he showed Non-Du a pseudonym was senrare revolutionary c o u r a g e in tenced recently to 100 years in the statement he made to the prison with no chance of parole. court after he was sentenced to It is obvious that the other three the electric chair. Accepting the defendants will receive similar possibility that his participation sentences. in the defense of his community In April of this year, the will p e r h a p s mean his won b r o t h e r of Ahmed, William death, he said: " B o o t s i e " Evans, was found I don't think there is any shot to death near the office of It was doubt that the people of my Ahmed's a t t o r n e y . race have every right in the claimed that Ahmed's brother world and every reason in the was killed during a hold-up atworld to resist and reach out tempt and Cleveland's p o l i c e and become what they were cre- prosecutor ruled that the shootated to be, men—not symbols, I ing was "justifiable homicide." mean, not anything, but whole, as I am now whole. . . . I fully BLACK L E A D E R S in Cleveunderstand the ways of life as land believe he was murdered they are now and the truth of by the police as a warning to the matter is I have no regret. Ahmed's attorney and others.

That is to say I have no malice There seems to be l i t t l e toward anyone, white people or chance that the murder will inanyone else, it is just the reality timidate those interested in jusof the matter that counts." tice for Ahmed Evans.

Horror of U.S. War Plans Prompted W.German 'Ally' to Expose Top Secret STUTTGART, Occupied G e r m a n y — T h e U.S. Government's army of occupation in West Germany—an army which increasingly spreads anti-Black racism among German citizens—was disturbed recently when a top secret U.S. plan to use nuclear, chemical and biological weapons in Europe was sent to several Western newspapers and magazines.

T H E U.S. military-industrialists and their top army brass pawns are not disturbed at increasing the chance that Europeans as well as Third World peoples win be destroyed by indiscriminate mass-murder weapons.

What bothers them is that now people around the world have found out about their "security" plans which threaten millions of citizens.

U.S. SPIES are f r a n t i c a l l y trying to find out who "leaked" the plans to Der Stern magazine in Germany and Ramparts in the USA, among undisclosed other press media.

The document is a 33-page photocopy. It includes detailed outlines of air, land and sea operations, including the use of the above-mentioned genocidal weapons. It also describes "the conditions and priorities under which activation is planned." Apparently, the rrulitary-industrialist rulers of Pentagon and Congressional circles have a fear of so-

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The unidentified person who sent out copies of the document said that it was the insanity of the U.S. monopoly, military-industrialists which prompted " a dear friend" of his to obtain copies of tbe document.

T H E " D E A R F R I E N D " was Maj. Gen Horst Wendland, the informant revealed in a note acc o m p a n y l n g the document.

Wendland was deputy director of the West German federal intelligence agency. He was found dead at his desk in October, 1968. The government said he had shot himself because of an "incurable depression."

But the man who released the secret mass-destruction plans revealed just what it was that had depressed Wendland: "My friend was particularly disturbed by the fact that the A m e r i c a n s could use atomic, chemical and bacterl o l o g l c a l weapons without prior consent of the United

States Congress or the President since permission to nse t h e m follows automatically when these weapons are supplied to these s p e c i a l (Continued from page 29) groups."

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"My task force on education U.S. citizens are ruled by a pointed up that I was not conmUitary-mdustrialists hist like the sidered . . . as a friend by ones they read about in South many of our Black citizens. I can only say that by my actions America.

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To the poor man who comes from Mexico, often with his family, lured by the Yankee promises of unlimited pickings, the hope of becoming rich as a farm worker is a cherished dream. And a dream it is. The actual condition of farm workers in the United States is horribly destitute and oppressive, whether they are native Americans or i m m i g r a n t s , Black, brown or white.

T H E E X P L O I T A T I V E capitalistic system of the U.S. is so geared to crush the initiative and hopes of the workers on the migrant farm employment level, that all who fall to this trap-level are harmed by its agonizing enslavement. There are about 276,000 migratory farm laborers in the U.S., most of them originating in Florida, Texas and southern California.

Generally, the major groups, ethnically, are Mexican-American (and some Filipinos and other 'dark' groups) families that circuit annually from Florida through Michigan, Indiana and Ohio back to Florida . . .

Appalacian whites (sometimes called 'hill-billies') from Tennessee and Kentucky . . . and rootless men who subsist on day-today seasonal work.

Mexican-Americans are kept down in the bottom of the economic well of the U.S., along with their cousins, the American Indians; and the Afro-American is kept there with them. The migrant farm laborer—all farm laborers—in the U.S. suffer from the tyrannical practices inflicted on them by the white slavers who run the farmlands of the United States.

T H E BLACKS who live on tenant farm land in the South are hardly more than prisoners of their l a n d l o r d s , who furnish them shacks and debts, grits and wormy meat of the pig to live on.

There are no decent residences for m i g r a t o r y farm workers, either. They live in run-down, drafty, filthy shacks which no white h o g -f a r mer would allow his infected hogs to live in. They even have to use the very orchards they work, to

ELISEO MEDINA, Midwest director of the United Farm Workers' Organizing Committee, discusses strategy with co-worker in Chicago office. The U F W O C is leading nationwide efforts to improve pay standards and working and health conditions h a v e clean, unstenched "bathroom" facilities, the "outhouses" are detestable.

The shacks are without any blankets or decent mattresses, they are without plumbing, or refrigeration. T h e unfortunate people who believe that they will make anything more than a pittance are tragically mistaken.

Workers slave for, at best, $1 an hour, and much of this is stolen by foremen, or crew leaders, with phony excuses for depriving a father of nine or ten children of his life-giving wages.

E F F O R T S O F crutside organizations to assist migrant farm workers are met with attacks from the rich farm t y i T a n t s , who surround their camps with signs reading "No Trespassing,"

S. A. Newsmen Convicted

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa—Because they published articles in 1965, documenting the brutality, sodomy, and torture in prisons here, editor-in-chief of the Rand Daily Mall Laurence Gandar, and his top reporter, Benjamin Pogrund, were convicted, and face maximum sentences of two years in jail or a fine of $280 on each of the two charges upon which they were imprisoned.

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A Mexican-American man exp l a i n e d the lack of migrant farm worker's unions: "Look, the minute you start talking of unions and strikes you'll get kicked out of the camp. And how the hell are you going to feed yourself and your family if

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U.S. Peace "Corps(e) Tries to Raise Itself WASHINGTON, D .C .—T h e director of the U.S. peace corps has recognized that his organization is but a tribute, as it stands, to the stupid political system which evolved it; the peace corps, thus, stands stupid.

To rid the group of its international stigma of being a "peaceful" enforcer of U.S.-American bigotry and capitalistic exploitation, J o s e p h Blatchford, the director, has announced numerous changes in the corps.

To try and 'resurrect' the fallen "corps(e)" Blatchford has had to swallow American bodaciousness and admit (in different words) that the organization is now a lifeless formality of American colonialism. To remedy this pitiful situation of world rejection and falling volunteer rate at home, as well as national criticism, the Nixon administration-appointee proclaims the following changes:

and a grin to developing nations.

3. A major effort to recruit experienced people in business and other professions.

4. Greater involvement of the peace corps with international organizations developing, reflecting larger world political interests.

5. MORE INVOLVEMENT by r e s i d e n t s of the country in which volunteers are working.

Half of the overseas staffs soon will be composed of foreign nationals and there will be advisory panels of foreign nationals.

6. Changes in regulations and increases in allowances so that 200 families, including dependent children if necessary, may be serving overseas within the next two years; this is not allowed at present.

7. Included in the corps 101.1 million dollar fiscal budget before Congress is $300,000 to help 1. NEW R E C R U I T M E N T host-nations develop their own methods to attract more Mexi- peace corps and $100,000 for an can-Americans, Afro-Americans, exchange peace corps. and other 'minority' p e o p l e s , since the peace corps presently THIS NEW attitude of the is extremely WASP-ish (white- government r e f l e c t s , not the Anglo-Saxon-Protestant) in com- warming sentiment of American position, which is called "an minds, but the extremely pressembarrassment abroad." ing reality, internationally, of 2. A campaign to recruit 500 arising peoples who have their union craftsmen who can con- own national personalities and tribute concrete assistance to needs, and will not kowtow to f o r e i g n peoples; experienced the colonialist-motivated intrufarmers, and vocational educa- sions of American propaganda tional specialists, all to give dispensers and gospelaires with more than a pat on the back childish "Jesus" complexes.

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coexistence w i t h imperialism, and desire to live on good terms with imperialism.

On the basis of this world strategy, the U.S. imperialists are increasing their armaments extensively and further reinforcing their military bases and aggressive military alliances to attack the socialist and progressive countries. The U.S. imperialists have openly embarked on "local war" and "special war" in Viet Nam and some other Che Guevara is not with us p l a c e s , while preparing total now. But the blood he shed will war and nuclear war on a large never be wasted. His name and scale. the everlasting revolutionary exploits he p e r f o r m e d will go SIMULTANEOUSLY with this, down forever in the history of the U.S. imperialists resort to a liberation of mankind and his new form of cold war to encourlofty revolutionary spirit will be age "liberalization" and 'demoi m m o r t a l . There will appear cratic development" in certain tens of thousands of Che Gue- countries, while running wild to varas on the scene of decisive bribe and make a cat's-paw of battle in the revolutionary strug- the cowards within the ranks of gle in Asia, Africa and Latin the working-class movement who America, and the revolutionary are afraid of revolution. They cause which he left unaccom- clamor for the "most favored plished will surely be achieved nation" treatment and the exby the struggle of the Latin pansion of the "East-West conAmerican revolutionaries a n d tact and interchange" and, with the revolutionary peoples the this as a means, seek to infilworld over. trate their reactionary ideology and culture to degrade the peoU.S. IMPERIALISM is t h e ples ideologically, hamper ecomost barbarous and most hei- nomic development and thus unnous imperialism of m o d e r n dermine those countries from times, and it is the chieftain of w i t h i n . The imperialists are world imperialism. It is not the carrying out sabotage and subcity of Jerusalem. A memorial to Jordanians Asian and Latin American coun- versive intrigues to tear the A R A B CITIZENS clap their hands and chant slaughtered in the 1967 June war serves as tries or the African countries newly-independent states away in protest against Israeli occupation of their a backdrop. homeland outside the walls of the holy Islamic from the anti-imperialist front alone that have their sovereignty and territories infringed upon one by one. While resorting to

by U.S. imperialism or are un- f o r c e overtly, they penetrate imperialism. That is why small der the menace of U.S. aggres- into the newly-independent coun- countries should endeavor to unite HISTORIC! sion. There is no place on the tries with "aid" as a bait and with big countries. But, this is by PROPHETIC! earth to which U.S. imperialism meddle in their internal affairs. no means to say that no country, The U.S. imperialists whip toA MUST FOR unless it is big, can fight and does not stretch out its tentacles of aggression, and where U.S. gether the right-wing reactionar- defeat U.S. imperialism. It is EVERY HOME! imperialism sets foot the people ies and pit them against the too obvious that one cannot progressive forces and seek to make revolution if he depends always shed blood. The U.S. pursues its invariable aim to put sway certain newly-independent on big countries and sits idle The Time the whole world under its con- countries to the road of count- and that others cannot make and What revolution for him. Even small trol. It is to realize this aim er-revolution. that the U.S. imperialists incesMust fee Done Nemely, w i e l d i n g an olive countries can defeat a big enesantly perpetrate armed inva- branch in one hand and arrows my, once they unite their massion and subversive activities in the other, the U.S. imperial- ses and valiantly rise in battle against the socialist and newly- ists seek to swallow up the revo- despite sacrifices. This is a very independent countries, and bru- lutionary countries one by one plain truth of our times which tally s u p p r e s s the liberation through armed aggression and has been borne out by actual struggle of the peoples of Asia, subvert the ideologically weak life. The experience of the KoreAfrica and Latin America. This countries t h r o u g h ideological an war proved this truth, and wild aggressive design of U.S. and cultural aggression, combin- the triumph of the Cuban Revoimperialism must be frustrated ing nuclear b l a c k m a i l with lution and the heroic war of redecisively. It is clear that world "peaceful penetration" and re- sistance of the Vietnamese peopeace cannot be safeguarded, pression with appeasement and ple against U.S. imperialism and for national s a l v a t i o n have nor can national liberation and deception. proved this truth. independence or the victory of The p e o p l e s of the whole democracy a n d socialism be achieved, apart from the strug- world should maintain sharpest IMPERIALISM IS a moribund gle against U.S. imperialism is vigilance against such intrigues force whose days are numbered, and efforts by U.S. imperialism the inescapable common duty whereas the liberation struggle and the first and foremost revo- and should be fully prepared to of the peoples is a new force counter the enemy's possible ag1. The Judgment, Part 1 & 2 lutionary task of all the peoples which aspires for the progress gression of all forms. of the world. of mankind. The U.S. imperial2. The Time and What Must Be Done SMALL COUNTRIES in Asia, ists will definitely be forced out of Asia, Africa and Latin Ameri3. Wants and Beliefs T H E BASIC strategy of U.S Africa and Latin America should imperialism for world aggres- give up flunkeyism tended to ca by the liberation struggle of $3.50 EACH sion at the present stage is to rely on big powers and take an the peoples. The great anti-imdestroy by force of arms the a c t i v e part in the anti-U.S. perialist revolutionary cause of small and divided revolutionary struggle. It is wrong to think the Asian, African and Latin Enclose Money Order With This Coupon & Send To: socialist countries and newly-in- that U.S. imperialism cannot be American peoples is invincible. dependent countries one by one, beaten down unless big countries M U H A M M A D M O S Q U E No. 2 while refraining from worsening fight it. It would be better cerU N I T Y S U P R E M E 5 3 3 5 S .

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Takeover of | Black Child's Mind (M.S. Washington Bureau) WASHINGTON, D.C. — Black people have all but become immune to the proliferation of welfare plans, and devious educational schemes projected by government, sociological and research f o u n d a t i o n s . New schemes are detected almost immediately as being ill-motivated or, in fact, genocidal.

BUT T H E LATEST of this batch of so-called cure-all plans for the plight of Blacks curiously appears as cloaked, sinister, and diabolical, as it does vague or remotely possible. The tag for this plan is the " K I B B U T Z . " To an Israeli, where "Kibbutz" is a household word, few suspicions—in f a c t favorable connotations—are attached to it.

But for the word to crop up now, in America, and be somehow associated with Black people in the ghetto demands more than passing attention by alert citizens.

Recently, Dr. Bruno Bettelheim, who a u t h o r e d a book "The Children of the Dream" in Kibbutzism in Israel, urged Congress to adopt a Kibbutz educational system for Black children in America. While it is generally concluded that he made little impression, evidence to the contrary can be seen in the developing trends in pre-school programs, "cultural centers," and increased institutionalization of Black children.

In short, Kibbutzism amounts to the collective rearing and absolute state control over the minds of disadvantaged children.

In Israel, it is reported that more than 200 kibbutzim exist, whereby new emigrant children are brought up collectively and moved into national life.

The kibbutz system supposedly makes the child psychologically a n d economically independent from his parents who only see him at s c h e d u l e d intervals,

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offers the child love objects (persons—nurses and kibbutz attendants) besides his own parents, creates a collective mentality, and roots him "in his community and in the larger Israeli society." The "kibbutzim," h o w e v e r , do not benefit the Black Asiatic-African Jews in Israel.

ACCORDING TO one report one-third of the officers in Tzahal (Israel's army) are kibbutzniks, and "nearly 60 per cent of the recent class of air force pilots—whose m i s s i o n s include bombing defenseless Arab villagers—were kibbutz-born.

Called "planned socialization," kibbutzism is now being peddled in the U.S. subtly and in part through various programs which seek to drive a wedge between the family bond of Black people.

Boldly, but perhaps too prematurely for national open acceptance, the p r o g r a m is being urged upon national foundations at large and government agencies.

The present day 'welfare" programs designed to force husband-less mothers into menial jobs, and insistence upon public custody of several or all of many "problem mothers" children, seems all too much like a genocidal variation of the kibbutz model.

While administration officials deny any interest in the Bettelhejm proposals, the "American Examiner," a prominent Jewish weekly reported as early as September 1965 that the U.S. office of education authorized "additional' research projects by the Israeli Institute which would assist America" with her work with the "culturally deprived."

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DR. ALIZA BRAND WINE, an Israeli and formerly the director of a pre-school program in St. Marys County, Md., recently dec l a r e d that "Americans can learn a great deal from kibbutz education." While she did not advocate a total kibbutz type program—"considering A m e r i can norms" of individualism and competitiveness—she related her "successful" attempt to bring about more "community participation and quality education."

Dr. Brandwine suggests that there is more parental involvement in her a p p r o a c h , and greater interest has been shown in education. Her pre-school program of course mainly involved rural children, and her stated c o n c e p t i o n of a kibbutz approach almost equates "community control" ideas broached by many Blacks.

In Israel, "specially trained female kibbutz members, aged 21 to 35, provide care, socialization and e d u c a t i o n for the young. For a few hours on scheduled days and on most hol-

However, Edward O'Rourke, city Health commissioner here, indicated that the figures only show a small percentage of the numbers of people who have a social disease. He said: "A more realistic appraisal of the VD problem in the city would place the number of syphilis infections each year at 30,000 and of gonorrheal infections at 150,000."

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WHILE MOST Israelis speak highly of the kibbutz in Israel, citing such men as warmongering Gen. Moshe Dayan as a kibbutz product, it is widely believed that thousands of oriental Jews, who have not succumbed properly to the Zionist-oriented brainwashing, never leave the kibbutz.

According to the American Examiner, the U.S. allotted huge sums of American tax-payers' money for research by Jewish scientists connected with the Israeli government ministry of education. Reportedly 7 to 8 million dollars annually have gone to such research projects linked to the urban crisis here in America over the last several years.

In one curious statement. E x aminer columnist Milton Friedman stated, '•the research will be based mainly on the study of math, a subject which many Negro children often find difficult."

The Szold foundation benignly offered the U.S. its assistance in working in communities to "develop intelligence potential of children from under-privileged social strata."

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Boycott a n d Self-Defense Intensify in Cairo, III. (Continued from page 24) couraging them from contracting lumber from his yard. have been getting considerable Despite the mounting threat of pressure from the businessmen violence by the enraged whites, to end the boycott.

Blacks here say the boycott "What I see is a fragmenta- may be indefinite. tion in the white community," Leon Page of the United Front ROBERT MARTIN, one of the said. "The UCCA has not come many Cairo citizens that forms up with a constructive program the backbone of the Front said for the whites because they are that: "The boycott means we preoccupied w i t h suppressing won't quit until we get 100 per us." cent of what we want. We've But, Blacks are reluctant to been taking five and 10 per cent negotiate with hateful white city before and winding up with no officials. Page said that "we per cent." will only negotiate the hateful He was referring to an earlier white city officials. Page said 1967 agreement with Cairo city that "we will only negotiate officials for more jobs. The boywith the Governor or Lt. Gover- cott was the result of the city's nor" since, he said, Cairo's neglegent attitude t o w a r d its problems were as much the problems. fault of the Governor as city "The vigilantes created the officials. misguided notion that the sum "Cairo's fate must be shared total of Cairo's problems are raby the Governor and the Attor- cial," Rev. Koen said after the ney General as well as insensi- march, "This city's basic probtive City officials, because they lems are economic. are equally responsible for the "Lack of industry in Cairo has creation of the vigilante groups created an unemployment rate here," Page said.

Already, two whites have gone for Black and whites here." out of business and six could be Koen said that in Illinois, 80 pea* forceclosed at any time by local cent of all poverty is white poverty. banks, he added.

A SPECIAL target of the boycott has been the lumber company of UCCA president Bob Cunnigham. The United Front sent letters to local businesses and agencies such as the Board of Education, Illinois Bell telephone company and a number of local construction firms, dis-

"CAIRO IS BECOMING a national issue," the y o u t h f u l spokesman' observed. "The F B I zeroed in on us when it was rumored that Blacks were buying guns. The point is that they can never investigate w h i t e s buying machine guns."

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(Continued from page 35)become "that lady who brings here. But Black people—oft deidays the child visits with his parents, 'who become friends and companions.'"

I n America, who would be these female kibbutz members?

I f the example of the Peace Corps and the Vista Volunteers are to be considered, any kibbutz staffing and policy making would ultimately be white-cont r o l l e d , and the socialization process would be designed to endear little Black children to "beneficent" white c a r e t a k e r s , while their own mothers would

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ceived and hoodwinked—would prove wiser to be wary of all NOTING ALSO the preponder- white new-fangled ideas to solve ance of military men drawn problems that only Black people from the Israeli Kibbutzs, Black can ultimately solve themselves. people would rightfully hold apprehensions for fear of being "socialized" into war-like menTo place your ad in tality.

Doubtless the kibbutzism in Israel have proven, within limits, advantageous a n d consistent with that country's aspirations, and p e r h a p s Black-controlled kibbutzism—if the situation demanded it—might seem credible

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POWERFUL AFRO-AMERICAN PATROLMEN'S L E A G U E members were given thunderous ovation f o r their efforts in t h e interests of t h e people of the Black community when they took the s t a g e with ciyil rights activist J e s s e J a c k s o n during a recent C h i c a g o Operation Breadbasket meeting. T h e

league has fought to stop police d e p a r t m e n t killing o f and brutality a g a i n s t Black citizens. They h a v e c o m e under h e a v y C h i c a g o police d e p a r t m e n t a n d national police a g e n c y scrutiny as a result o f their pro-people work.

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THE YOUTH, Cary Palmer, 16, his two brothers and a cousin, were tried for rape and sentenced to prison because the known-to-be-disreputable w h i t e girl testified that the four raped her.

About a year ago, June 6, 1968, Donna was walking along a residential street in Stanford, Conn., at 10 in the morning.

Four B l a c k teenagers—three brothers from Stanford and a cousin from New York—pulled up and offered her a ride. When she refused, says Donna, they forced her into the car, took her to an attic, raped her, and beat her with a metal pipe and a "washcloth."

CARY PALMER, 16, is now serving 15 months to five years in the state reformatory. Solomon and Arture (the cousin), ages 17 and 19, are serving nine to 14 years. Darryl Palmer, 19, is serving 11 to 16 years.

There was no witness to the rape. There was no witness to the a l l e g e d abduction. There was no witness to the alleged beating. There was a witness who had seen Donna with the boys in the car, before and after the alleged attack; she was smiling and chatting pleasantly.

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many things he didn't do," says Gwendolyn Palmer, the boys' sister. " I n the final summation, you couldn't even hear him. He kept telling us he had a rabbit in his hat, but he didn't pull out nothing."

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Citizens for Justice —a Black and white amalgam of t e e n a g e r s , lawyers, poverty workers, ministers, and local l i b e r a l s — has been meeting weekly at the West Main Street Community center in Stanford to discuss strategies for publicizing the case. But as one man admitted at the last meeting, "It just isn't the talk of the town."

Concerned Citizens has achieved its primary objective, however: hearing on a petition for a new trial, based generally on the incompetence of counsel.

At the hearing, all the inadequacies of the original trial mav be

jury. "He was completely unprepared," c h a r g e d Richard Alb r e c h t , the lawyer currently handling the case, "inexperienced, inept, and ineffective."

"AN ACTION being brought to obtain a new trial also recites the lawyer's failure to challenge the jury as an unrepresentative cross-section of the community and his failure to indicate the conflict of interest of one lawyer representing the four defendants.

introduced, and if a new trial is denied, that decision can be appealed.

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When this happens, some ugly truths are going to surface about Connecticut justice.

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MS Box 1941 Detroit, Mich. 48231. IT Virqinio. 23222. and kicked Donna, strongly obyou live in the area col Mr. Hill ot HELP WANTED MEN & WOMEN 832 1415 jected to her daughter going out I M PUTTING TOGETHER A LARGE with a colored boy, had called WANTED: SALESMEN & DISTRIBUTORS WHOLESALE force. Want to grow and to ma«e arae profits se! ling b'ack really become financially independent? the cops to round up Donna, and America s fastest growing product. Here Full or part time. Investment renui red. is your golden opportunity to sell the coerced her daughter into filing Full details at interview. Call 783-7853 hottest line of posters of black personaliarea code 212 Brooklyn, N.Y. ties on the planet Earth. Make $10000 a (Continued from page 27)cians, and handed over a large c h a r g e s when Donna wanted day and more.

Sell wholesale to retail share of his mantle to Bahi them dropped. stores, barber shops, record shops, 50 FIRMS WANT PEOPLE TO DO HOME tide of opinion among those in schools, etc. Easy to sell. Earn big MA ILING for them You can work your Ladgham, secretary of state to money. Be your own boss. Big demands way up to earning $200 a week end more the higher echelon of Tunisian G U I L T Y OR INNOCENT, it is everywhere. World's largest wholesale with some of these fi rms. Send for comthe presidency, a man more of supply Write to Soul Posters Unlimited. life that would like to see Tuniplete list. Mail $3.00 to: Mrs. Perry L. P.O. Box 11373, Portland, Oregon 97211. his own generation and with clear that the defendants were Moore 26-37 96th St. E. Elmhurst, New sia develop a front of greater York 11369. robbed of their day in court. In whom he has always been close.

Arab solidarity with the Arab CHILD CAR E enlightened Connecticut, the PalMISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE T H E NEW C A B I N E T seems to mers are an uneasy reminder of SINGLE WOMAN TO CARE FOR ONE world, with less obvious Western MADE NATIVE STYLED EARSCHOOL oge child. Light housekeeping. HAND be a retrenchment, a m o v e the Scottsboro boys, sentenced ties.

RINGS. Wholesale $6 per doz. Send check Must live-in. Private room. Salary open. or money order. No C.O.D. Postage 50c away from Ben Salah's social- 30 years ago in Alabama. The Call 374-1169 Chicago, HI. per doz. Diamond Jim's Barber Shop, PREVIOUSLY, B O U R G U I B A ism and a definite effort to preCHILD CARE IN M Y H O M E 1 8 3 4 East 79th St., Chicago, III. 60650 local press gave the trial only Transportation furnished.

Call (312) 734-8608. has simply stomped out any op- serve what Bourguiba has tradiCall 783-5010, Chicago, III. passing notice. There has been position to his positions. This tionally stood for, fleecing the NEW 8. USED, WHOLESALE! no publicity on the case outside 10 women's dresses, factory cleaned, was the case with students in people and permitting U.S. and HOUSE FOR SALE $4.95, Boys and girls winter coats, new, the immediate area. And there $18.00 doz. Suits, shoes, o'coats Catalogs 1966, again with riots at the British interests to plunder TuniFT. LAUDERDALE, FLA. 3 B/R, 2 BATH with membership Our fee, $5.00 per year. has been little sympathy with Brick, white & gold house, fenced-in, air Mohammed Enterpri ses, 912 N. Vermont time of the June war, and lately sia's resources. cond.

B/R, Terrazo Floor, Garage. $3 000 Ave. Los Angeles, Calif. 90029 the demonstrations calling for a down.

Mortgage $115.65, Total $15,500. with the trial of some 120 stu1131 N.W. 29th Way, (305). 583-5921, But now that his reelection is new trial.

Muslim owner. dents, workers and teachers—all to be considered, there is a of whom opposed Bourguiba's great chance that liberal, proJ\eul %or\i position on Israel and his favorArab, A n t i -U .S. and Israel 7 5 4 1 7 9 6 7 5 7 9 9 4 9 ing of American interests. forces, with the backing of the a eaners Bourguiba has m a d e some vast majority of the people, will concessions on the international make some kind of power move.

5 5 2 6 South B r o a d w a y front by agreeing to participate Los A n g e l e s , Calif. in the Arab League meeting folP i c k - U p and Delivery A U T H E N T I C B A K E R Y lowing the Al Aqsa Mosque fire.

W h e r e The F a m o u s (ALTERATIONS) On the other hand, he has B e a n P i e Is S e r v e d down-graded the Minister of F i 235-6123 (TWO LOCATIONS) nance and Planning Ahmed Ben 4 2 1 5 ' / , S . B r o a d w a y " G e t Y o u r Clothes R e a d y for the 232-9258 Salah, the key figure among the New World" 5618 S. B R O A D W A Y 232-9170 1 1 7 0 1 So. B r o a d w a y , L.A., Calif.

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C o r n e l y credits the young Nam, war and space explora- should be the focus upon infant medical students for providing tion, money should be made and maternal mortality," which the spark for this new concern available for adequate health has b e c o m e overwhelmingly on the part of older Black physi- care. The p r i o r i t i e s of that Black. cians. "They have the right idea," he said.

Mrs. Meir Seeks J e t s for P e a c e AS DIRECTOR also of a Com(Continued from page 2 ) rather quarrelsome and emotionmunity Group Health Foundation structing peace and encouraging al ways to stop the Arabs, to center in a local compacted violence in the Middle East by furnish American soldiers, to do area, Cornely believes strongly her backing of Israel, in his this, that, and the other . . . " in community control of health speech in front of the U. N. Apparently, these Zionist indicenters. He cited the example of General Assembly. viduals and groups are the real several medical students who More surprising is the appeal power which dictates American went to Mississippi recently and made by President Nixon to foreign policy and endangers set up a health unit, which Russia for limiting the arms world peace and security. Peace worked jointly with the commu- supplies to the middle east as a in the Middle East can be nity, thereby being able to ade- measure designed to stabilize achieved when international law quately determine and meet the the situation. This is in fact one and not rales of the jungle is needs of the people. of the dreams of Israel and enforced; if Israel respects the Cornely's own project in the Zionism since it means a perma- U. N. and abides by its resolu"Cardoza" area is composed of nent occupation of Arab lands tions; if Israel recognizes the three groups, " A citizens' group and a continuous military supe- right of the Palestinian Arabs to CHANGE, a Group Health Associ- riority of Israel over the.Arab return to their stolen lands and ation, and Howard University per- states combined. homes; if Israel realizes that sonnel. Each has equal represenT H E SUPPORT GIVEN by the military planes, tanks, and natation, and there is an advisory U. S. government to Israel, palm will not force the Arabs to council of 20, of which half are though damaging to American surrender; if Israel, as a Zionist from the community." prestige, does not stem from racist, fanatic, Jewish state, is As another measure to meet moral values, but from pres- dissolved and a new state is the crisis, Cornely feels that the sure. In his memoirs, former established where people can be Black physicians s h o u l d ally President Truman wrote: " I do judged by their accomplishments themselves with community par- | not think I ever had such pres- and not their faith or race. ties and for a strong lobby, sure and propaganda aimed at This is exactly what the Pasuch as that exhibited by white the White House as I did in this lestinian freedom fighters stand civic groups and the giant white instance. The persistence of a for and are struggling to obtain.

American Medical Association— few of the extreme Zionist lead- There is no force no matter how which literally dictates health ers—actuated by political mo- strong, no oppressor no matter policies in America. tives and engaging in political how tyrannical, which will be " W E SHOULD U R G E the gov- threats—disturb me . . . individ- able to stop them from fighting ernment to reconsider it's priori- uals and groups asked me in for their noble goals.

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MOSQUE NO. 1

1 1 5 2 9 L I N W O O D A V E . D E T R O I T 6, M i e h .

W E D . * F R I . 8 P.M. S U N . 2 P.M.

MOSQUE NO. 2

5335 S .Greenwood A v e . Chicago 53, III. WED. 2507

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F R I . 8 P.M. S U N . 2 P.M.

MOSQUE NO. 3

N. 3RD ST.

MILWAUKEE. WIS.

FR 2-5733 4 FRI. 8 P.M.—SUN.

35 I N T E R V A L E S T .

ROXBURY. MASS. W E D . * F R I . 8 P.M. S U N . 2 P.M.

2116

MOSQUE

1517 South S t .

N O . 12B

Philadelphia. P a .

Kl 5-8994 F R I . 8 P . M . — S U N . 2 P.M.

Elijah Muhammad,

Messenger of Allah

MOSQUE NO. 24

AVE. RICHMOND. VA. 644-1432 WED. & F R I . 8 P.M.—SUN. 2 P.M.

MOSQUE NO. 12

3754 Germantown A v e . Philadelphia, P a .

BA 8-0623 W E D . * F R I . 8 P . M . — S U N . 2 P.M.

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MOSQUE NO.25

2 5 7 5. O R A N G E A V E .

NEWARK, N.J. 622-9021 W E D . & F R I . 8 P . M . — S U N . 2 P.M.

MOSQUE NO. 26

1519 Fourth St., N.W. Washington 1 ,D.C. WED. F R I . 8 P.M. S U N . 2 P.M.

M O S Q U E N O . 13

1745 F I L L M O R E S T . S A N F R A N C I S C O Fl 6-9966 WED. t FRI.8 P.M.—SUN. 2 P.M.

111 O A K S T .

SPRINGFIELD, MASS. WED. & F R I . 8 P.M.—SUN. 2 P.M.

MOSQUE NO. 5

M O S Q U E N O . 14

5606 S . Broadway Los Angeles 37, C a l .

W E D . & F R I . 8 P . M . — S U N . 2 P.M.

WED.

MOSQUE NO. 4

2 P.M.

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E . University A v e .

W E D . & F R I . 8 P.M.

Cincinnati, O. S U N . 2 P.M.

MOSQUE NO. 6

514 W I L S O N S T .

BALTIMORE. MD. W E D . & F R I . 8 P.M. S U N . 2 P.M.

M O S Q U E N O . 7 ( H A R L E M ) N.Y. 102 W . 116thS T .

R l 9-756?

WED. & F R I . 8 P.M. S U N . 2 P.M.

M O S Q U E N O . 7-B (Long Island)

105-03 N O R T H E R N BLVD. H A 9-8915 C O R O N A , L O N G ISLAND, N.Y. SUN. 2 P.M.—WED. I F R I . 8 P.M.

M O S Q U E N O . 7 - C (Brooklyn) N.Y. 120

Madison

40 A L B A N Y A V E .

HARTFORD. CONN. W E D . & FRI. 8 P.M.—SUN. 2 P.M.

M O S Q U E N O . 15

1225 Bankhead H w y .

Atlanta, G o .

W E D . & F R I . 8 P . M . — S U N . 2 P.M.

MOSQUE NO

17

210-12 S . ChicagoSt. Joliet. I I I .

Phone: 7 2 6 - 2 3 6 5 FRI. 8 P.M.—SUN. 2 P.M.

M O S Q U E N O . 18

12416 S U P E R I O R A V E .

P O 1-8373 C L E V E L A N D 6. O H I O WED. 8 FRI. 8 P.M.—SUN. 2 P.M.

M O S Q U E N O . 19

S t . ( C o r . Bedford A v e .

ST 3-8635 S U N . 2 P . M . — W E D . & F R I . 8 P.M.

1517 W . 5th St. Dayton. Ohio Phone: 2 2 2 - 3 9 3 5 Area Code 513 WED. * F R I . 8 P.M.—SUN. 2 P.M.

P R O S P E C T A V E . (Near 161st S T . I PHONC 323-9490 W E D . * F R I . 8 P . M . — S U N . 2 P.M.

1102 Broadway Camden, N . J .

Phone: 966-2830 W E D . « F R I . 8 P . M . — S U N . 2 P.M.

M O S Q U E N O . 7 - 0 ( B R O N X ) N.Y.

878

WED.^i

MOSQUE NO. 8

2575 Imperial A v e .

S a n Diego, C a l i f .

Phone: 2 3 9 - 6 7 3 8 W E D . & F R I . 8 P . M . — S U N . 2 P.M.

MOSQUE NO. 9

131 W o o d l a n d A v e .

Youngstown, Ohio WED. 8 P.M.—SUN. 2 P.M. 743-1592 419

M O S Q U E N O . 10

Madison A v e .

Atlantic City, N . J .

Phone: 3 4 8 - 4 8 4 9 W E D . & F R I . 8 P . M . — S U N . 2 P.M.

MOSQUE NO.27

1434

MOSQUE NO. 28

N. G r a n d Blvd.

S t .Louis, M o .

Phone: J E 3-2497 WED. & F R I . 8 P.M.—SUN. 2 P.M.

MOSQUE NO. 29

524S N.W. 7th A v e .

Miami. F l a .

Phone: 757-8741 Area Code 502 W E D . & F R I . 8 P . M . — S U N . 2 P.M.

MOSQUE NO.30 3206 E. 27th ST. Phone: 9 2 4 - 5 6 8 3

KANSAS CITY, MO.

431 S . Dundee South Bend. l a d .

Phone: 288-1090 Area Cade 219 FRI. 8 P.M.—SUN. 2 P.M.

MOSQUE NO. 32

121 N O R T H 16th ST. PHOENIX. ARIZ. 253-0315 W E D . * F R I . 8 P . M . — S U N . 2P.M.

MOSQUE NO.21

1221

MOSQUE NO.22 7222 Kelly St. Pittsburgh. P a .

W E D . & F R I . 8 P.M. — S U N . 2 P.M.

MOSQUE NO. 23

512 Broadway Buffalo,N.Y. W E D . & F R I . 8 P . M . — S U N . 2P.M.

M O S Q U E N O 33

WASHINGTON ST. GARY. IND. 883-7025 W E D . t F R I .8 P . M . — S U N . 2 P.M.

MOSQUE NO. 34

1102 S . Roxboro S t .

Durham, N . C .

Phone: 6 8 2 - 3 1 2 5 Area Code 919 WED. & F R I . 8 P.M.—SUN. 2 P.M. 236

MOSQUE NO. 37

359 W . Bartges WED.

2P.M.

2217 Woverly St. Columbia. S.C. Phone: 7 7 9 - 3 7 9 2 Area Code 803 WED- & F R I . 8 P.M.—SUN. 2 P.M.

MOSQUE NO. 39

1329 " • " St. Phone: WED.

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Fresno. C a l i f .

266-3598

FRI. 8 P.M.—SUN.

2P.M.

MOSQUE NO. 40

111 G o f f e WED. &

St. N e w Haven. Conn.

F R I . 8 P . M . — S U N . 2P.M.

MOSQUE NO.41

1425 SEA V I E W A V E .

Bridgeport. Conn.

W E D . & F R I . 8 P . M . — S U N . 2 P.M.

MOSQUE NO. 42

2234-36 Atlantic A v e . Long Beach. Calif.

WED. * F R I . 8 P . M . — S U N . 2 P.M.

MOSQUE NO. 43

1675 O a k St. Phone: 224-7913

Columbus. Ohio A r e a Code 614

W E D . 8 P . M . — S U N . 2 P.M.

MOSQUE NO. 44

191 H u m b o l d t S t .

Trenton, N . J .

Phone: 3 9 2 - 9 1 1 7 Area Code 713 W E D . & F R I . 8 P . M . — S U N . 2P.M.

MOSQUE NO. 45

3400 P O L K A V E .

HOUSTON, TIX. Phone: C A 3 - 0 9 5 2 A r e a Code 713 WED. & F R I . 8 P.M.—SUN. 2P.M.

MOSQUE NO. 46

2632 Magnolia St. N e w Orleans.

Phone: 895-6731 A r e a C a d * 5 MM 04 WED. & F R I . 8 P . M . — S U N . 2P.M.

MOSQUE NO.35

N. Monroe S t .

Wilmington, D e l .

WED. 8 P.M.—SUN. 2 P.M.

&

Akron. Ohio

Phone: 3 7 6 - 3 1 9 7 FRI. 8 P.M.—SUN.

MOSQUE NO. 38

Area Code 816

MOSQUE NO.31

MOSQUE NO. 20

89 K E A R N E Y A V E .

JERSEY CITY. N.J. 435-6845 W E D . & F R I . 8 P . M . — S U N . 2 P.M.

M O S Q U E N O . 36

1201 N. Davidson St. Charlotte, N . C .

Phone: 334-3201 A r e a Code 704 W E D . S, F R I . 8 P . M . — S U N . 2 P . M .

MOSQUE NO.4 7 - P a g e 2108

MAIN

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TAMPA.

FRI. 8 P.M.—SUN.

FLA.

2 P.M.

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OCTOBER 3 , 1969

T h e Messenger of A l l a h Presents

W$t jltluslim Program l l f j a t tije J f l M t m * S l a n t T h i s is the question asked most frequently by both the whites and the blacks. T h e answers to this question I shall state as simply as possible.

1. We want freedom. We want a full and complete freedom.

2. We want j u s t i c e . E q u a l justice under the l a w . We want justice applied equally to a l l , regardless of creed or class or color.

3. We want equality of opportunity. We want equal membership in society with the best in civilized society.

4. We want our people in A m e r i c a whose parents or grandparents were descendants from s l a v e s , to be allowed to establish a separate state or territory of their own—either on this continent or elsewhere. We believe that our former slave masters are obligated to nrovide such land and that the a r e a must be —rx'rtile and m i n e r a l l y rich. We believe that our former s l a v e masters are obligated to maintain and supply our needs in this separate territory for the next 20 to 25 years—until we are able to produce and supply our own needs.

Since we cannot get along with them in peace and equality, .after giving them 400 y e a r s of our sweat and blood and receiving in return some of the worst treatment human beings have ever experienced, we believe our contributions to this land and the suffering forced upon us by white A m e r i c a , justifies our demand for complete separation in a state or territory of our own.

5. We want freedom for a l l B e l i e v e r s of I s l a m now held in federal prisons. We want freedom for a l l black men and women now under death sentence in innumerable prisons in the North as well as the South.

We want e v e r y black m a n and woman to have the freedom to accept or reject being separated from the s l a v e master's, children and establish a land of their own.

We know that the above plan for the solution of the black and white conflict is the best and only answer to the problem between two people.

6' We want an immediate end to the po lice brutality and mob attacks against the socalled Negro throughout the United States.

We believe that the F e d e r a l government should intercede to see that black men and women tried in white courts receive justice in accordance with the laws of the land—or allow us to build a new nation for ourselves, dedicated to justice, freedom and liberty.

7. As long as we a r e not allowed to establish a state or territory of our own, we demand not only equal justice under the laws of the United States, but equal employment opportunities—NOW! We do not believe that after 400 y e a r s of free or nearly free labor, sweat and blood, which has helped A m e r i c a become rich and powerful, that so many thousands of black people should have to subsist on relief, charity or live in poor houses.

8. We want the government of the United States to exempt our people from A L L t a x a tion as long as we are deprived of equal justice under the l a w s of the land.

9. We want equal education—but separate schools up to 16 for boys and 18 for girls on the condition that the girls be sent to women's colleges and universities. We want a l l black children educated, taught and trained by their own teachers.

Under such schooling system we believe we will m a k e a better nation of people. T h e United States government should provide, free, a l l necessary text books and equipment, schools and college buildings. The Muslim teachers shall be left free to teach and train their people in the w a y of righteousness, decency and self respect.

10. We believe that i n t e r m a r r i a g e or race mixing should be prohibited. We want the religion of I s l a m taught without hinderance or suppression.

T h e s e are some of the things that we, the M u s l i m s , want for our people in North America.

H J l j a t tfje i H u s - U m * ^ e l t e u e 1. W E B E L I E V E in the One God Whose proper Name is A l l a h .

2. W E B E L I E V E in the Holy Qur-an and in the Scriptures of a l l the Prophets of God. 3. W E B E L I E V E in the truth of the Bible, but we believe that it has been tampered with and must be reinterpreted so that mankind w i l l not be snared by the falsehoods that have been added to i t .

4. W E B E L I E V E in A l l a h ' s Prophets and the S c r i p t u r e s they brought to the people.

5. W E B E L I E V E in the resurrection of _r<nt in o h y s i c a l resurrection—but in , t ction. We believe that the socalle . .-.tgroe's are most in need of mental resurrection; therefore, they w i l l be resur rected first.

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F u r t h e r m o r e , we believe we are the peo pie of God's choice, as it has been written, that God would choose the rejected and the despised. Wc can find no other persons fitting this description in these last days more than the so-called Negroes in A m e r i c a . We believe in the resurrection of the righteous.

6. W E B E L I E V E in the judgement; we believe this first judgement will take place as God revealed, in A m e r i c a . . .

7. W E B E L I E V E this is the time in history for the separation of the so-called Ne groes and the so called white A m e r i c a n s . We believe the black man should be freed in name as well as in fact. B y this we mean that he should be freed from the names imposed upon h i m by h i s former slave masters.

Names which identified h i m as being the slave master's slave. We believe that if we are free indeed, we should go in our own people's names—the black peoples of the earth.

The Honorable Elijah Muhammad M e s s e n g e r off A l l a h 8. W E B E L I E V E in justice for a l l , whether in God or not; we believe as others, that we are due equal justice as human beings We believe in equality—as a nation — of equals. We do not believe that we are equal with our s l a v e masters in the status of "freed slaves."

We recognize and respect A m e r i c a n citizens as independent peoples and we respect their l a w s which govern this nation.

9. W E B E L I E V E that the offer of integration is hypocritical and is made by those who are trying to deceive the black peoples into believing that their '400-year-old open enemies of freedom, justice and equality are, all of a sudden, their " f r i e n d s . " F u r t h e r more, we believe that such deception is i n tended to prevent black people from realizing that the time in history has a r r i v e d for the separation from the whites of this nation.

If the white people are truthful about their professed friendship toward the socalled Negro, they can prove it by dividing up A m e r i c a with their s l a v e s .

We do not believe that A m e r i c a w i l l ever be able to furnish enough jobs for her own millions of unemployed, in addition to jobs for the 20,000.000 black people as w e l l .

10. W E B E L I E V E that we who declared ourselves to be righteous Muslims, should not participate in w a r s which take the lives of hu mans. We do not believe this nation should force us to take part in such w a r s , for we have nothing to gain from it unless A m e r i c a agrees to give us the necessary territory wherein we m a y have something to fight for.

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11. W E B E L I E V E our women should be respected and protected as the women of other nationalities are respected and protected.

12. W E B E L I E V E that Allah (God) appeared in the Person of Master W. F a r d M u h a m m a d , J u l y , 1930; the long-awaited " M e s s i a h " of the Christians and the " M a h d i " of the M u s l i m s .

We believe further and lastly that Allah is God and besides H I M there is no God and He will bring about a universal government of peace wherein we a l l can live in peace together.