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(Pan African Press) KAMPALA, U g a n d a — American troops have resorted to weapons of mass extermination in Viet Nam, introducing a "burn all, destroy all, kill a l l , " policy,' concluded a student seminar here.

THE AFRICAN students | noted that for 12 years, the United States government, m flagrant violation of the Geneva Agreements of 1954, has waged a brutal war of aggression in South V i e t Nam with a view to transform it into an American neo-colony and m i l i t a r y base. " . . . the American troops and their mercenaries have committed innumerable crimes of genocide in South Viet Nam, devastating entire villages in numerous regions.

"Since February 7, 1965, the U.S. government has unleashed a savage aerial war of destruction against the ITipmncratic "Republic of Viet

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SALISBURY, Rhodesia — One-time Republican Presidential nominee Barry Goldwater, during a tour of white supremacy r u l e d African slave nations, revealed that he has a relative who is a member i n good standing of the Nazi-like Rhodesian government.

GOLDWATER, the millionaire descendant of immigrants, said his brother-inlaw, Y u r i e Goldwater He Sees was d e p u t y mayor of BulWhite Rule a w a y o . He added that his over Blacks brother - i n law was keepas the ing him closely informed Natural' on c u r r e n t events ' the Order racist nation.

M a n y believe Goldwater lost his 1964 bid for the Presidential post almost entirely because his white supremacist pronouncements sent the Black American vote to President Lyndon B. Johnson. I n Africa, his views seemed unchanged.

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were wrong m imposing sanctions on the minority white regime which holds a million Blacks in slavery.

"YOU CANNOT put time limits on history or acts of God," the American politician said of the country's apartheid system. " I t would be wrong to set a time limit on separate development."

Nam. Night and day, American planes are hysterically attacking schools, hospitals, p a g o d a s and churches, dams, dikes, populated regions and industrial centers with the deliberate intention of destroying the p u b l i c works and—isassacring the of Marines were killed or wounded recently near Hoi An, civilian populatiofl>^__ 25 miles Southwest of Da Nang, South Viet Nam.

THE STUDENT seminar asserted that by using methl N o P e a c e T a l k s T i l ods of mass extermination Run White U.S. H a l t s W a r A c t s ' of the civilian population, "the crimes of the American CAIRO, Egypt — Ambas- imperialists in Viet Nam are Black Africa sador Nguyen Xuan of North in no way different f r o m Viet Nam warned that U.S. those of the Hitler fascists."

When a s k e d what he efforts for peace must be thought of the South West proven by a complete halt in Africa problem, he replied all military activity.

Pueblo Capture he felt the International Court of Justice had solved "THE UNITED STATES," Was Big Catch that one. At last r e p o r t , the official w a r n e d ^ "must Scuih Africa still refused to cease the bombing of DemoWASHINGTON — N o r t h relinquish control over the Korea made a big catch jezatic -Viet Nam as well as country and Black guerilla when it captured the 906-ton u n i t s were preparing for all military operations i f she U.S. intelligence ship Pueblo. means what she says about war.

The ship, small by American peace negotiations." standards, will be the largest vessel in the North Korean Navy if i t is kept.

Asked his opinion of Rhodesia's w h i t e supremacy government, Goldwater said AMERICAN UNPOPULARITY is reflected in he believed the United Na- signs urging "Johnson, go home !" and detions and the United States daring Viet Nam will win, down with U.S.

I F NORTH Korea decides to 'capitalize' on its seizure, the Pueblo will outweigh two 540-ton mine sweepers. The North Korean Ns " ' now c r . ^ sists of only 9,020 men, 17 . submarine chasers, a score of torpedo boats, minesweepers, auxiliary craft and 70 armed junks.

The largest U.S. ship Enterprise, which weighs 85,000 tons, led an American force toward North Korean waters after the Pueblo's seizure.

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By Charles P. Howard (UN Correspondent) UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. —When the white rulers were forced to give up the symbols of power in most of Black Africa, they left behind a pervasive secret ingredient which tends to turn Black men white on the inside. The ingredient was the colonial educational system.

ACCORDING to the United Nations Economic and Social Council, which recently published a summary of the survey of the Economic C om m ission for Africa, the independent African countries still are burdened w i t h educational s y s t e m s t h a t Britain a n d Western Howard Europe abandoned at the turn of the century.

This is the age of atomic fission, nuclear fusion, of orbiting satellites permitting live radio and television coverage; this is the age of aut o m a t e d industries a n d semi - automated farming and fishing, but African young men and women— the most part—still are marching into the past, as directed decades ago by the then colonial masters.

They are burdened with aead languages and no little of the hundreds of African languages; the histories of England, France, Belgium and the rest of Western Eu-

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THIS WAS the education needed by the colonialists, the survey points out, "to provide the small core of lower eschelons for their administration." In addition, it produced snobbish ideas in the educated African who thought of his education "as an escape from manual labor and the restrictions of the traditional communities.

The idea of education ' as preparation for productive work and helping to build the nation was intentionally forgotten."

The United Nations' characterization of the African educational system is apt: "The existing system in Africa," the survey states, "is therefore neither in line with African conditions of political independence, nor with the dominant features of an essentially technological age or of the needs of a balanced economic development involving improved agriculture and rapid industrialization. I t is based on a nonAfrican background and culture and ill-designed to meet her urgent and essential needs." (My emphasis — CPH).

New nations, like babies, must crawl before they walk. Education in these new nations has to be geared to the crawling stage, the UN suggests, pointing out t h a t elementary schools ought to be closely connected with farming, with each (Continued

WOUNDED U.S. MARINE appears to wear "blinders" to block out the sight of the suffering and destruction of innocent Vietnamese

people as he rests before deadly mission.

continuing his

Riots "Nothing New" Says Black Historian CHICAGO — Black reaction against suppression and inequality in America is "nothing new" reports Dr. John Hope Franklin, recently appointed head of the University of Chicago history department.

Stokely Carmichael and Rap B r o w n as "radicals and leaders of a black national movement" as nothing new.

"Fifty years ago," he declared, "the Marcus Garvey m o v e m e n t was making headlines of a similar nature."

THE BLACK HISTORIAN R a c e riots, F r a n k l i n cited headlines made by noted, have occurred in

America since the 17th century in 50 major outbreaks.

"So w h a t makes W a t t s , Newark, or Detroit any different, or unusual?"

He went on to ask: "How can the President's commission talk about alleviating riot conditions in American cities without going back to the source?"

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W h i t e House had Eartha C h e c k e o And Doublechecked Before Invite (Pan African Press) WASHINGTON—How much by surprise the White House was taken by singer Eartha Kitt's uninhibited denounciation of the Viet Nam war at Lady Bird's luncheon became aparent here when it was reported that Miss K i t t had undergone the most searching scrutiny before being "invited" to the White House.

"EVERY PART of Miss Kitt's background had been checked and they found absolutely nothing that would indicate she would take a forceable stand on anything," one veteran observer reported.

The investigation revealed that Miss Kitt had, at one time, even refused to sign a peace petition offered by an anti-administration group. " I t was well known that Miss Kitt was regarded as an 'Uncle Tom,' a White House correspondent stated.

"Her previous marriage to a white man seemed to ^indicate that she was Eartha Kitt the 'go-along-with-the-program-type.' " According to Pentagon sources, the singer was even "negotoating" for a trip to tour Viet Nam to entertain the troops.

All such signs, however, turned into their opposite, as Miss Kitt blasted away at the Viet Nam war with statements reported around the world.

That only goes to show you remarked one prominent pro-Johnson congressman "you can't even trust our own Uncle Toms anymore. They've all gotten out of hand." » "Why,

M r s . Jones, m y h u s b a n d a n d I are a b o v e race hatred!'

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NEW YORK—The Emergency Civil Liberties Committee issued an open letter asking for support to contest Federal indictments against Dr. Benjamin Spock and four other men charged with inciting resistance to the military draft.

FEDERAL charges against the five contend violation of the Universal M i l i t a r y Training and Service Act. "The obvious purpose of the indictment," states the letter, "is to suppress opposition to the war — an Spock o p p o s i tion guaranteed to all American citizens by the First Amendment."

The committee cited that in the Julian Bond case in Georgia, the Courts even upheld the right of a legislator FLIGHT LINE of billions of dollars in war planes are placed to express his opposition to in readiness to attack little North Korea, if President Johnson the war.

E.C.L.C. affirmed " t h a t the objective of the government is to discourage dissent," and warned that " i t is an ominous sign of a new period of repression which may make the McCarthy period pale by comparison."

H a t c h e r Holds off on LBJ GARY, Ind.—Negro Mayor Richard G. Hatcher said recently t h a t he has made no determin a t i o n on • . ther he will support P r e s i d ent Johnson if he chooses to rim in t h e next presiHatcher dential campaign.

MAYOR Hatcher made the statement after an address to the Democratic precinct organization here in which he made a special plea for unity and urged committeeman to join him in supporting Senator Birch Bayh for re-election.

In his speech, Hatcher omitted President Johnson's name and had no comment on a floor proposal that the organization consider supporting Senator Eugene S. M c C a r t h y of Minnesota should he run in this state's primary.

gives word. Crisis started when North Korean forces seized USS Pueblo on spy mission in Korean waters.

Race Discrimination Rampant in White-Collar Jobs Area

A survey by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has found crass discrimination against minorities in Chicago's white-collar jobs.

THE FEDERAL agency made the finding public recently. I t said that, although 45 per cent of 1,300,000 Chicago workers surveyed are in white collar jobs, such jobs were held by only 15 per cent of the Negroes and 10 per cent of the Spanishnamed Americans.

Negroes comprised 13.4 per cent of the workers reported by employers, but only 4.6 per cent of whitecollar w o t .

Spanishnamed Artie were 3.6 per cent oi an white-collar workers.

Elmer W. McLain, director of the agency's Chicago office, announced the statistics as part of a national campaign against discrimination at the white-collar level.

and disproportionate concentration of minority workers in low - paying blue - collar jobs, despite the increasingly white-collar nature of the job market."

I n all industries, EEOC found less than one per cent of the Negroes reported were officials and managers and less than one per cent were professionals, but almost 11 McLAIN said many of the per cent were office and clerfindings in New York corres- ical workers. pond to Chicago patterns.

These, he s a i d , include I N THE wholesale trade, "consistent under-represen- white-collar jobs were held tation of minority workers in by 24.7 per cent of the Spanhigher level white-collar po- ish-narned Americans. I n the sitions" and "the general re ai trade, the percentages icans and 36 had fewer than 10.

The EEOC study showed that the retail trade employs a relatively high proportion of members of minorities at the white-collar level. But it noted that such jobs do not necessarily command the salaries and status associated with white-collar work.

were 42.5 of the Negroes and 30.7 of the Spanish-named Americans.

Among insurance carriers, white-collar jobs went to 94 per cent of the Negro employes and 98.8 per cent of the Spanish-named Americans.

— In finance, the percentages were 86.4 for Negroes and 87.5 for S p a n i s h - n a m e d Americans.

N AT principal offices, 41 per cent of the Negroes held white-collar jobs and 15.1 per cent of the Spanishnamed Americans held such posts.

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How many Black soldiers have gone to their graves trying to conquer Viet Nam for the White Christian West may never be known exactly, but if you accept the Pentagon figures that a higher proportion of deaths among Negroes than whites have occurred ( 7 0 % of some frontline units are Black)—the toll must be staggering.

In fact, if brunt of the deaths were borne by white troops alone, the U.S. would have been more than glad to "talk peace" with Ho Chi Minh.

White Christians have already unleashed more bombs upon this small country than they dropped upon all of Europe during World War I I — yet, with courage seldom equaled in history, the Vietnamese refuse to go down.

It is no exaggeration to say that there is a rising resentment among Asian, Africans Ho Chi Minh and Black people here against this most savage, inhuman example of White Supremacy to occur since the slave trade.

What kind of man is Ho Chi Minh, the 11-yearold veteran fighter against White Supremacy, who is able to inspire a poor, underdeveloped Asiatic people to struggle so brilliantly against such brutal odds?

In response to innumerable requests from black readers who have inquired for more objective information concerning these Asiatic people, we have digested excerpts from one of the more recent interviews done with Ho Chi Minh for an idea of his outlooks on the foe he fights within his own country.

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(Intercontinental News) BRAZZAVILLE, Congo — The Brazzaville Congo government has undergone a reaccording tores h u f f l i n g ports in the official government newspaper Voice of the Revolution.

THE N E W government has no prime minister, a post held by Ambroise Nou"did not skip once." mazalay since 1966. "The THE bearded leader, who post of prime minister is not has been a revolutionary necessary at a l l , " President Alphonse Massamba Debat declared during an inter(Continued on page 6 )

(Intercontinental News) LONDON — I f North Vietnam's sagacious l e a d e r , whom all of Asia refers to affectionately as "Uncle Ho" had d i e d as many times as the White Western Press wishfully reported, he would have had more lives than all cats on earth combined.

PERHAPS just to show the world how a l i v e he really was, "Uncle Ho" recently gave an American newsman, William C. Baggs. the rare (for an American) opportunity to see and interview him.

After Baggs left, the man around whom billions of dol- \* lars in bombs and planes is expended each day to achieve his death, the American said simply: " I must report, he's in the best of health."

Baggs n o t e d that the small, thin leader had "rosy skin" and although he had I suffered from tuberculosis at one time mind was

in his life, his alert, quick and

WORRIED PRESIDENT, Lyndon Johnson, signs executive order calling units of Naval, Air Force and Air National

I view.

The new government is composed of 12 members.

Five new members include Nicolas Mondjo (former ambassador to France), Minister of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation, Tourism, Civil Aviation and Relations with the Trans-Equatorial Communications office; Michel Bindi (former Chief of the Bureau of National Security), Minister of the Interior: Jacques Bouiti, Minister of Public Health and Social

Reshuffled Affairs, Stephano BongoNouara, Secretary of State of the Presidency in Charge of Agricultural, Water Conservancy and Forests; a n d Poignet, Secretary of State and National Defense.

FORMER Foreign Minister David Charles Ganao became Minister of State in Charge of Planning, and former Interior of the Minister was appointed Minister of Information, Y o u t h and Sports, C i v i l Education, Culture and the Arts.

Guard Reserves to active duty, shortly after Korean crisis involving captured U.S. spy ship.

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By Charles P. Howard UN and Foreign Correspondent UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. —The United States piously says that it will not support any action that is not practical. But you cannot kill a snake by kissing it. Any practical action against South Africa in its present state of adamancy will require confrontation.

WITH the tremendous investments held in S o u t h Africa by United States business interests, they don't want the boat rocked, hence the United States bows to b u s i n e s s interests even though we must violate all that the U.S. is supposed to stand for—is it any wonder that the Afro-Americans, certainly the compassionate, thinking ones, have lost all confidence in U.S. foreign policy in Africa, and intend to make it a political issue

in the coming national elections?

The U.S. voted for the UN resolution calling for the release and repatriation of 30 Southwest African prisoners brought to Pretoria for trial, but abstained on the resolution that could have given action to their words.

The U.S. also voted for the General Assembly Resolution No. 2145, revoking the Mandate of South Africa over Southwest Africa. But America refused to support subsequent action to impliment this resolution. S o m e means must be found to get Nazi South Africa out of Southwest Africa, but t h e United States has made it clear that it wants to prevent a direct confrontation with South Africa. I t is known that any effective action against South Africa is going to involve confrontation with South Africa. The matter is at a deadlock.

There Can be No Peace While U.S. Makes War 7 : Ho came to help, as technicians, then we would welcome since the age of 13 and was them as friends, as brothers. kicked out of the secondary school in Vinh on the accusa"BUT NOW they are comtion of "promoting hatred ing to kill and get killed. for the French colonialists and seeking independence This is a shameful thing."

Adding to his statements for his country "has been underground, on the rim or that he and his people "have at war ever since," Baggs been fighting for our independence for more than 25 added. years" and that they have no President Ho Chi Minh, i n t e n t i o n of surrendering who was born Nguyen That "our independence to purThanh, commenting on the chase peace with the United U.S. demands that p e a c e States or any party," Ho— talks begin before the Amer- affectionately called "Uncle icans stop bombing N o r t h Ho" by his people — deViet Nam, said in English clared : "with very little accent:" "You must know of our "YOU gentlemen are busi- resolution. Not even y o u r ness men. I , too, am a busi- nuclear weapons w o u l d ness man." force us to surrender after " I want to see the goods so long and violent a strugbefore the price is estab- gle for the independence of lished." our country."

Of the American fighting men seeking'to destroy him African Unity? and North Viet Nam, Ho said: ACCRA, Ghana—In a joint and "The American soldiers communique, Nigeria are sent here to kill and get Ghana announced the mergkilled, and most of t h e m ing of their national shipping have an education. I f they lines.

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THIS "BUDDY-BUDDY" pose of two white antagonists suggest that the so-called differences between them may not be too great —or the knives may be concealed. A t left,

of course, is New York's Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and Vice-President Richard Nixon at a Waldorf Hotel luncheon.

H a n o i P a p e r s R e p o r t Viet Nam. THE ATTRACTIVE black Eartha Kitt's Stand songstress made the critical T O K Y O — Hanoi news I comments directly to Lady agencies have reported Ear-! Bird Johnson during a White tha Kitt's vehement critique House tea, attended by some of America's aggression in [ 100 w o m e n including the

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THE NATIONAL Black Anti-War and Anti-Draft Union, a New York-based organization which is establishing offices in every major urban area in the nation, has called for "local (New York) actions supporting Muhammad Ali on March 4 when Joe Frazier and Buster Mathis will be contending for the heavyweight championship."

Spokeswoman and national secretary, Gwen Patton, during a Chicago conference, declared "this bout must not happen! Muhammad Ali is and will always be heavyweight champion of the world! We must mobilize Black people, especially in New York, around this issue!"

She called it an attempt "to rob us of our hero!" She indicated that it was part and parcel of an intense American c a m p a i g n to emasculate, intimidate and dominate the whole world— in particular, the non-white world.

WHILE I N Chicago, the young woman spoke on what she felt to be a difference in Black - white anti-war protests. Although Blacks and whites have marched in opposition to "the war" together, she felt the Negro aversion to U.S. atrocities against the Vietnamese is

Gwen Patton

RESPECTED WORLD CHAMPION Muhammad A l i , presently speaking on a nationwide tour, is seen as he was confronted by hundreds of cheering youngsters during a break in training for an earlier Las Vegas fight. Phony attempts to dis-

born of a different reason.

Whites have generally been found to participate in anti-Viet Nam protests from moralistic a n d pacifistic viewpoints, she said. Blacks tend to look on their own opposition to "the war" as pari of a continuing struggle for survival.

"The time has become so crucial—tanks, M-12s, CBW, etc. in Black communities— that we must take an antiimperialist stand," a statement of National Black AntiWar and Anti-Draft Union principles declared.

"The question of Viet Nam is not based on morality; it is based on survival. We understand that the fate of the Vietnamese people is the fate of Black people in this country."

THE National Black AntiWar and Anti-Draft Union is an outgrowth of the Black Student Mobilization Committee. I t Is made up of Black youth. I t intends to become a "clearing house" for "anti-war and anti-draft activities that are extremely relevant" to the Black community.

"The Black movement seems to agree with the goals of ending imperialism, racism and exploitation, but the strategy to do this presents problems," stated Miss Patton in the beginning of her explanation of the conflict between Black a n d

white anti - Viet Nam war positions.

"The Peace movement also has the same goals and that movement supports liberation for all oppressed peoples," she said. "However, the Black movement and the peace movement still have a superficial coalition. T h e contradictions have not been resolved."

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CAMBODIA SAID it will not accept the "fallacious pretext of hot pursuit" as an explanation for an incursion of U.S. troops into Cambodia from Vietnam on Jan. 18.

The United States has apologized for the border crossing at the village of Peam Montea, in which three Cambodian soldiers allegedly were killed, when U.S. _trcops„ Miss were fighting a Viet Cong unit.

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PRIME MINISTER Indira Gandhi and Premier Aleksei N . Kosygin agreed on steps to tighten the economic and Scientists Find political bonds between India and the Soviet Union.

Mr. Kosygin is here on a six-day state visit, the first 'Hunger-Fighter' by a Soviet leader i n more than two years. He and Mrs. OTTAWA — Seeking ways Gandhi talked for nearly three hours in two sessions. to feed a growing w o r l d A MARYKNOLL priest ordered home because of politpopulation, s c i e n t i s t s in ical involvement i n Latin America said that Guatemela Canada have turned to tra- was on the way to becoming another Vietnam. ditional food staples for deThe Rev. Blase Bonpa; -j, who is 38 years old, said velopment.

Guatemala was at the "pre Vietnam stage." He criticized USING wheat and rye, what he called United States military support of that counagricultural scientists at the try's military forces. * * * University of Manitoba have UNDERLYING PRESD ENT Charles de Gaulle's forproduced the hybrid triticale. eign policy is his insistence i at the United States is much This "hunger-fighter" has too powerful and, regardlc^ of its intentions, cannot help a high yield and rich pro- trying to dominate the aff. a of other nations, especially tein content which makes it France. ideal for use in parts of the SUICIDE, WHICH accounts for 20,000 deaths annually world that suffer food shortin the United States, ranks among the country's top 10 age. causes of death, the Peninsula Suicide Prevention reports.

The hybrid reportedly can The organization says someone tries to kill himself once y i e l d 25 to 100 per cent every minute in the United Krates. About one in nine sucmore wheat per acre than ceeds. common varieties. It's hardiness enables growth in FORMER PRESIDENT asenhower will go on the air high winds and a d v e r s e next month to campaign for Government action on birth weather conditions. ed while in the White House. control, an action that he oj

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By Lonnie 2X (Pari African Press) "The forces of revolution are too strong'' for emerging African nations to be recolonized by white imperialistic powers, according to Mr. L . F. Kaemba, press attache for the Zambian Embassy in Washington, D.C.

I N AN exclusive interview with MUHAMMAD SPEAKS Mr. Kaemba t o l d of the "revolutionary" steps being, taken by Zambia and other African states to thwart the increased efforts of w h i t e powers to re-enslave the Africans through economic exploitation.

NORTH KOREAN premier, Kim II Sung, as he refused to bow to immense pressure from U.S. that spy ship Pueblo and its crew be released. North Koreans are said to be even tougher than North Vietnamese when their rights have been violated.

" I want you, my Black brother, to know that there is a defense for you, if you will accept it."

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While the Western powers offer assurances of "peace" with "no strings attached" Mr. Kaemba said his people cannot forget the long, "suffering years under British rule which left us with not one university, poor schools, poor roads, and illiteracy.

"The wealth of our nation was exploited. The royalties from the copper mines went to foreigners, while we suffered," M r . K a e m b a recalled.

WHILE THE Republic of Zambia still must rely upon foreign power in the way of technical assistance in industry, and depend to a great extent upon foreign investments, Mr. Kaemba said the whole nation's attention has been centered upon developing an "independent economy."

Kaemba said this can only be done by "first, educating our youth." He added t h a t Zambia has undertaken a 4year economic - educational program and the government has a^loted 420 million pounds, the bulk of which " w i l l go toward training the young technical skills."

Pointing with p r i d e to the economic advancements made by his country since independence just four years ago, Mr. K a e m b a said "Zambia probably has better balance-of-payment relations" than any African and most European nations.

ZAMBIA, it might also be noted, remains one of the few African states not beset by internal conflict. "We are one people," Mr. Kaemba emphasized. "Though there are 73 tribes, speaking 34 dialects, we have no problem of unity.

"Strong leadership" is what the Zambia press at-

ZAMJJIAN leader, with M U H A M M A D SPEAKS, complimenting it as the best of the Black press in America.

tache attributes for the lack of internal dissent. The reference was obviously to Dr. Kenneth Kaunda, President of Zambia.

Dr. Kaunda has been recently beset by Western diplomats "concerned" about his government's decision to accept China's*« i ^Verest-free offer to finance aid build the construction of a rail-way from Zambia to Dar-Es-Salaam, providing Zambia with an outlet to the sea.

"WHY SHOULD they be so concerned?" M r . Kaemba questioned. " T h e y were asked to help in this project, and they refused. Now they are afraid of Chinese influence," he said.

"The railroad will permit us to ship our goods through

friendly territory," Kaemba further explained. The racist governments bordering Z a m b i a presently benefit f r o m Zambian shipments through their territory.

"We can understand why the white powers oppose this project. The white powers are allies. Power is sweet and no one wants to give ft up," the press attache ob^ served.

MR. KAEMBA expressed no fear of China having " u l terior motives." "China of*, fered us help with no strings attached," and furthermore, he said, "China has no colonies in Africa."

"The door is not closed, however, i f they want to help," M r . Kaemba added, (Continued

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UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. —Nothing gives the lie to white America's claim that she's in Viet Nam fighting for someone's freedom more than the cruel, bleak enslavement of 11 million Blacks in South Africa and Rhodesia — all with the connivance and support of the American economic power.

WHITE South Africa is held up almost entirely by English and American investments and its white minority — whether they be Jews, Catholics or Protestants — conducts a Nazistyle extermination policy of the Black majority, forcing the Blacks to work at bare subsistence "wages," preventing them from the simplest exercises of freedom of movement, from education, from recreation, from adequate health.

A recent report on Southern Rhodesia from the United Nations pointed out the bleak conditions of t h e 4,150,000 Africans of that white-ruled area and declared that they were "subjected to conditions of slavery within the definition of the term in the 1926 Convention on the Abolition of Slavery and Slave Trade."

The report, prepared by Manouchehr Ganji of Iran, special reporter of the Commission on Human Rights, was totally ignored by the socalled "free" white American press.

THE REPORT, issued recently, is the latest in a series entitled "Study of Apartheid and Racial Discrimination in Southern Africa." Issued earlier were chapters dealing similarly with South

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l i f e including residence, trade, commerce, industry, education, occupation and ownership of land — and in political and civil fields.

PERSONAL freedom of Africans in Southern Rho-

Rights. I t states that "steps have been taken by the illegal regime in Southern Rhodesia leading to the enforcement of a policy of apartheid as applied in South Africa": The population is classified into racial categories subject to different laws and regulations; the land is divided to maintain segregation between Africans and the 224,000 Europeans; the effects of discrimination are felt in almost all aspects of

desia is greatly restricted, the report declares, and African prisoners have been tortured and subjected to inhuman punishment. The effects of racial discrimination, as summarized in the document, "bear witness to the gravity of the problem in Southern Rhodesia," the report concludes.

Also issued was a section of the study surveying United Nations action over the year in its efforts to eliminate apartheid policies and practices.

Africans

Closer from

Africa and South West Africa.

The 125-page report describes conditions and practices in the territory violating provisions of the Universal Declaration of Human

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referring primarily to the United States which has offered to rebuild a road, a project of "secondary importance" to the Zambian people.

Turning his attention to worldwide racial problems, Kaemba said "the trouble the Black man faces the world over is the same."

HE STATED that in America the Black man should attempt to learn more about Africa, through contact with representatives of the African Nations. "Our Embassy offers lectures, slides, literature, etc., and we are eager to help the black man of America understand present day Africa."

"We need closer contact," he said. "Then the African will no longer have a distorted opinion of the Black man and his condition in America, nor will you think of the African as you see him in "Tarzan."

Mr. Kaemba deplored the propagandistic efforts em-

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ployed to divide the Black man in America from "his brother in Africa.

"THE USA should present the proper image, and show the actual conditions of the Black people in America and the Black people of Africa."

"Even B l a c k American diplomats who go to Africa, Mr. Kaemba complained, "paint a false all-is-well picture" to the African.

"Actually," he continued, "the poor B l a c k man in America is poorer" than the poor Black man in Zambia.

You do not see the poor people 'begging' in Zambia. He may be poor but he has some land, a house and s o m e food."

Mr. Kaemba, who leaves this week for Zambia for a much deserved 30-day vacation, said he intends to tell his people "the truth about the conditions existing in America today, and hopes to be present to confront any visitors bearing tales of the "wonderful conditions existing for the Black man in America.

A 'Grievance A c t ' for Blacks CHICAGO-—As an alternative to suppressive military police tactics to prevent Black riots against an unjust American system, a University of Chicago professor suggests the establishment of a "grievance act."

JEROME H . Skolnick, an associate professor of sociology and consultant to the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders, cited

the grievance act as a constructive means of preventing riots because "People who live in urban areas—especially in ghettos — have grievances which cannot be dealt with fairly by the people against whom the grievances have been brought."

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Distress

of

Nations

The current distress of nations, unlike any in history, has shaken the foundations of white Christian America— but to one divinely-missioned Messenger, selected by Almighty God, Who came in the Person of Master Fard Muhammad, the current climate of wars and rumors of greater wars plainly hears out what He had boldly and courageously pointed out again and again while so many leaders, Black as well as white, were too blind to understand or see.

Throughout the years, the Honorable Elijah Muhammad has seen to it that the front pages of his newspaper, MUHAMMAD SEE.IKS, carried, in capsule fashion, the pure spiritual truth of our times and of times to come. Rather than the gaudy headlines of the commercial press, Muhammad brought to millions of Black readers a vivid message in language comprehensible to the Black man on the streets as well as to those intellectuals who were not too brainwashed to allow themselves to investigate the truth.

As the distress of nations nears Armageddon, a flashback over the truths brought by God's last Messenger reveals how reliably this divine leader brought light into areas of darkness. Through his publication, admittedly unique in the Western world, Messenger Muhammad, many years ago, spelled out the fact that UNETY AND ISLAM was the only safe route to black powers.

He called upon Black leaders to ESTABLISH A UNITED BLACK FRONT; he urged our people to "ACCEPT YOUR OWN KIND." He pointed out to them that A SA VIOR WAS BORN and warned that OUR DAY IS NEAR AT HAND. It was Messenger Muhammad (March, 1965 and before) who ur^ed Black men to BUILD OUR OWN ECONOMY. In October, 1961 (and long before) he called for "SOME OF THIS EARTH FOR OUR OWN, OR ELSE," and warned America of THE JUDGMENT AND SEPARATION. He pointed out that our people were A NATION WITHOUT A HOME (April, 1966) and repeatedly pointed to this land as A HOL SP DOOMED TO FALL. There has been no equal to Messenger Muhammad, either in ancient or modern times, as this is indeed Almighty God's (Allah's) Last Messenger who was missioned to open the door for our salvation.

In response to repeated, requests for Muhammad's prophetic articles written long before today's period of war and confusion, we proudly reprint the following which reflects the awesome accuracy with which the Messenger imparted the wisdom of Cod to the 30 million Black people in America long before today's events.

Islam

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Taught

NO—NOT on account of anything personal; such matters cannot dissuade me from discussing or expressing my views on Islam and re1 a t e d topics in t h i s space. N o r did my feeling of distress concern Xaeem the personal safety and well-being of my beloved and respected brother, guide and benefactor in the wilderness of North America, Honorable Elijah Muhammad, or members of bis gracious family. Nor, likewise, did it pertain to the progress, happiness and prosperity of the venerable Messenger's l o y a l "laborers" or my other breth-

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ren-in-Islam in the U.S.A. Allah (the Almighty God, to Whom all praises are due forever!) knows that I felt extremely worried and anguished about the future of ALL "Asiatic" (i.e., "original," black or so-called Negro) inhabitants of this country.

Why? . . . Because, while contemplating and seriously pondering over the subject, I could "see" no creditable improvement in their living conditions and surroundings.

Because I realized the "Great Society," seemingly forever preoccupied with its global military entanglements, remained disinterested in alleviating the suffering and misery of its poor.

Because, it further appeared to me, the "powers that be" would continue — unabashed and unhindered—to suppress Black Americans' legitimate aspirations to evolve a way of life and culture all their own.

THEN THERE were the n u m e r o u s unmistakable "signs" that white America was preparing to launch some sort of "war" at home . . .

"Police agencies throughout the country are purchasing armored cars and stockpiling such equipment as tear gas grenades, other non-lethal weapons and shotguns . . . " said a report in

Safety Messenger

the New York Times. The Attorney General of the United States, Mr. Ramsey Clark, addressing a news conference in Washington, D.C., expressly bid the nation "plan for the worst and hope for the best . . . this summer . . . " Writing in the magazine Army, Col. Robert B. Rigg, a retired U.S. Army intelligence officer and author of "War: 1974" urged the Army and the National Guard to prepare themselves for "prolonged war, not in Viet Nam, but right here in our largest cities . . . " "THE FIRE next time will look like the Third World War," pronounced a notice in (February's) Esquire, inviting the readers to look for further details in the magazine's March issue. A U.S. News & World Report forecast specifically and emphatically "warned" that the United States would experience "more violence" during the next 12 months than in "1967 — the worst year for riots."

The ominous threat was repeated, in effect, in numerous articles appearing in The New Republic, The National Observer, The Saturday Evening Post and dozens of other white-owned media of information across the country.

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Messenger of Allah We cannot deny the fact that the Christian West is responsible for this universal corruption in the land and sea.

From the same corruption that their own hands have wrought will come their doom.

THE CHRISTIANS preach that which they do not do and cannot do. Such as "Love thy neighbor." I have as yet to meet one who loved his neighbor as he did himself.

"Thou shalt not k i l l . " I*have as yet to meet such a Christian.

They even fight against each other, rob and kill each other, but yet represent themselves as world peacemakers —with whom?

THE GREAT deceivers of the world will reap what they have sown. Have they not corrupted many people and nations under the false disguise of good peaceful loving Christians?

The Christian West is full of the worst crimes, practicing evils and indecencies to the fullest and seeking to practice them on other nations as well.

UNIVERSAL tempters ever parading before the world their bold half-nude girls and women. They are before your eyes in almost everything, regardless. Murder, gam-

Americans:

By Abdul Basit Naeem Following my essay, "Why 1967 Was a Good Year for the U.S. Nation of Islam," which appeared in MUHAMMAD SPEAKS early last month, it was my intention to write a complementary piece on what to hope for or expect in the new (current) year. That I failed to do so necessitates that I offer an explanation: I was—I confess—suddenly seized by a strong and deep feeling of despair.

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MUHAMMAD SPEAKS

FEBRUARY 9, 1968

Muhammad:

II

U.S. ARMY PSYCHIATRIST Yj

to Live

"What Allah, in the Person of Master Fard Muhammad, 1 Has Revealed to Me."

By E L I J A H MUHAMMAD Messenger of Allah Milk and bread are our best foods. Milk is our first food; bread is next.

Man has been drinking milk continuously throughout his life — from cows, sheep, goats, camels, and buffalo.

Since we still crave for this food, and drink i t (for after leaving our mother's breast, we go to the breast of cattle the balance of our lives) we should raise these cattle under the most protected eye for their good health.

THE PURE milk fat that we call butter should not be mixed with vegetable fats. I t should be eaten without mixing it, like grandmother, and grandfather ate it. Substitute foods are destroying a great percentage of good health.

Pure wheat makes the best bread. Having the knowledge that bread is easy to digest, we must remember that to get the best results out of wheat bread we must cook it thoroughly done; This is to prevent i t from doing too much rising, which will cause the stretching of the stomach and other intestines.

"It's

They

n o t t h a t y o u l o o k crazy—every B l a c k v o l u n t e e r n e e d s his h e a d e x a m i n e d . "

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A

Freedom

and

DAR ES SALAAM—While a Black man's heart can be transplanted into a white man in South Africa, a Black patient cannot enter a South African hospital, nor can a Black medic treat a white person or conduct anatomy studies on a white corpse.

A Black African cannot use the same public transportation, public lavatory, hotel or restaurant as a

BROWN THE bread deep as possible — to a color of deep brown. Do not make your rolls and loaves too thick.

Make them thin so that the dough can be cooked and browned through and through. I f not able to cook i t thoroughly, due to its thickness, cook it a second time, by the same process that you did at first.

Add yeast (a little more than the first time) milk and -water to the bread, stir it and let it sit and sour again.

Let it rise good, knead it and then put it back into the oven to cook a second time. This second cooking double prepares it for digestion in our stomachs. Cooking the bread a third or fourth time makes it still better.

WE K I L L ourselves in the way we prepare our food.

We are too hasty in the preparation of our food. Some of the freshly-baked white bread is fancy to the eyes, but it will not do you a fancy good. I t will shorten your life and soon kill you.

Black

M a n s Liberty

white person, and a Black athlete c a n n o t compete agairst a white athlete. A Black worker receives onethird the pay as a white person for the same work.

These are the South African apartheid laws which mean simply the enslavement of the Black population and their total subordina tion to white supremacy.

In a different vein, the Government of Tanzania,

Take plenty of time to prepare your food the right way for cooking and then cook it right, not in a haste.

THINK about the order of "hot biscuits." This is a foolish way of looking at and taking bread for the stomach, fresh, as soon as it comes out of the oven. No bread cooked the first day should be eaten that same day. You should wait a couple of days before eating i t .

There is no such thing as stale bread. Get away from this belief. The older the bread the better it is for your life. The little molds on the bread are not poison. Brush it off and eat the bread and i f you eat some of the mold, It will not harm you.

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Heart A s

And Weil

one of the independent Black nations geographically close to South Africa, is keeping a very close watch on white " P e a c e Corps" workers, whom they equate with the CIA. "Let there be no mistake," states the Tanzania Monthly News Bulletin, "the Peace Corps is a shameless and cowardly . . . network of spies of the most diabolical kind. Moreover, the Peace Corps has taken on a new meaning, as follows: P—Plunder; E—Exploitation; A—Aggression: C—Colonialism; E—Espionage; C—Corruption; O—Opportunism; R—Racism; P—Piracy: S—Sabotage.

bling, robbery, drunkenness, drugs, adultery, lying—there is hardly any end to it.

Their land and seas as filled with deadly weapons of "The future is ours if we war; their islands of the sea are filled with corruption by all the nations of earth, for they are proud and boastful work for i t , " President Nyeand are now hated and despised according to their wishes. rere has asserted. "We are the builders of our own lives BACK 50, 60 or more years ago—when people did not THEIR RELIGION (Christianity) is a curse to us (the and our own nation. Let all take time to prepare their bread right (many did not use Black Man) and is full of slavery teaching. They have of us, Tanu leaders, Governyeast, they used a kind of baking powder) — they were poisoned the Bible with their adding to and taking from the ment workers, wage-earners, farmers, professional made sick time and again from the hasty preparation and truth. Now their doom is in sight. I t is their own work. eating'of this bread.

They rule the sea with powerful deadly ships, parking workers, students work together."

Many of our people fry dough on top of the stove, "pan- them off the shores of the homes of other Nations. They Tanzania has made great secure air bases on foreign soils to park deadly bomb-carcakes^' (slang, flap jacks). This bread, which you put in rying planes within striking distances of those whom they progress in industry, comyour stomachs to be digested, is hardly done. think to be their enemies. Is this not the easy way to make munications and agriculture.

Some 16 new factories were enemies? opened and many other inIS THIS THE act of a real Christian, the followers of dustrial p r o j e c t s were Jesus whom they preach came for the peace of mankind to started. teach the sheathing of the sword and the turning of the other cheek?

O m a n i Nationalists Where is a good Christian among this race?

N A S S A U , Bahamas — its fight to secure full parBlast O i l Pipelines They love meddling in other people's affairs. They Black newspaper publishers ticipation in employment NIZWA, Oman — Omani are in every fight or war regardless of with whom or and their representatives, and equal opportunity for guerrillas have blown up a market developers and pub- promotion in A m e r i c a n where, but^yet crying "peace, peace" with every deadly major part of the oil pipeweapon of war, brandishing them before the nation as a lic relations specialists re- business and industry." lines in Nizwa, the capital dare. cently held a midwinter A second resolution called city of this east Arabian workshop here devoted to upon the U.S. Government land.

SHALL NOT THE God of Peace and Justice deal with "Profits in Publishing." to assign Black people to the such troublemaking people as He did with those before you THE BLASTS reportedly THREE resolutions w e r e American Consul General of old? killed five British soldiers adopted by the Negro news- staff in Nassau.

I warn everyone of you, my people, fly to Allah with and wounded three others. men. One urged all memThe third resolution was to I me! Get out of the church and get into the Mosques and The Omani also reportedly bers to join "with project thank Prime Minister Pind- I joiin onto your own kind, the Nation of Islam! The house destroyed a British barOperation. Breadbasket and ling for his invitation. racks.

I you are in shall surely fall and never jise again.

Black Newsmen Hold Second Workshop in the Bahamas

89«I C 1 HA J fit FEBRUARY 9, 1968

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Move

to

Unite

TORONTO — A move to unite the estimated s e v e n million Negroes in Canada for their own progress and survival was inaugurated here under the banner of the Community Support Movement (COSMO).

SPOKESMEN for the group say the movement is necessary for two basic reasons: • "Negroes as a group are among the country's poorest people.

• "Negroes are a minority g r o u p and such groups are potentially in danger of subjugation or extermination by the dominant majority group."

A COSMO "Manifesto" asserted that "the threat of subjugation is lessened if the majority group is cohesive and possesses economic power."

IT WAS n o t e d that "Negroes in North America will be respected" when they atBLACK SOLDIER displays dry seat he will use during rest tain eohesiveness and ecoperiods as he strives to maintain a measure of civility in midst nomic power and possess of the barbaric Viet Nam war. farms, d a i r i e s , factories, theaters, banks and "other institutions for the creation of goods and provision of services."

The Manifesto declared

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The fact is that I am still —to this very moment—despondent and frightened.

I am frightened because I suspect the "Establishment" would use the baseless (white - conceived?) rumors of an "impending Black revolution or organized guerrilla warfare" as an excuse to harass, arrest, imprison or otherwise do away with those among the Black leadership considered a "threat to the peace and security of the nation."

I suspect this, I might add, on the strength of ample as well as readily available evidence that the Federal government would soon enact a series of new laws aimed at "preventing or effectively dealing with . . . a (Black) insurrection . . . " ANOTHER reason I feel depressed and harrowed up the soul is that, while I am convinced t h a t the "lostfounds" (i.e., American socalled Negroes) would not knowingly "act in an improper manner . . . thus hastening upon themselves the dreaded day of Armageddon," I am unable to see how they would all escape the "terrible devastation, destruction a n d death" the devils would inevitably unleash should the latter go through with their sinister scheme of kindling huge new fires throughout this veritable "hell-on-earth."

Under the circumstances, I cannot help crying out iloud — to the top of my voice: WAKE UP, BLACK \MERICA! AWAKEN, O ^EOPLE OF ALLAH, BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE !

Fortunately — Allah be raised! — the one last sure .nd safe alternative to per-

manent, devil-devised doom is still open to you. The alternative is to flock to the beautiful banner of ISLAM —the banner of freedom, j u s t i c e and equality held high for you in the kind yet firm and unwavering hands of that extraordinary latterday bearer of divine wisdom and truth—Honorable Elijah Muhammad.

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EQUALITY WE MUST HAVE OR ELSE

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Z o n a . . . State to Muhammad's Mosque No. 2 5335 S. Greenwood Avenue Chicago, Illinois, 60615 or 4S47 5. Woodlown Avenue

" I F THE Negro individual has the community support of the g r o u p behind him, his efforts will be strengthened, the services he renders . . . i m p r o v e d his scope of leadership . . . broadened, his morale . . . boosted and the impact of his contributions to society as a whole will be intensified."

Among COSMO'S 10-point program designed to help gain economic power for the Black community were the following: 1. Getting the Negro community to support Negroes who are in business, the trades, the professions, the arts or otherwise self-employed, and by encouraging

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Seek to End 'legal Lynching' of Black RICHMOND, VA. — Seeking to eradicate the modern lynching techniques employed against Black men in the courtroom, attorneys for two Black men sentenced to death for the alleged rape of a Norfolk waitress told the State Supreme Court of Appeals that Virginia courts discriminate against Negroes c o n v i c t e d of the charge.

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Pueblo vVas captured while keeping track of North Korean, Chinese and Russian activities.

SOLDIERS OF U.S. 9th Division drag Vietnamese civilians through swamp to concentration camps near Ham Luong River where they are to be interrogated for information on freedom forces. After questioning, suspects are usually told to disappear or are handed over to Vietnamese government prisonkeepers.

CONFUSED OVER WHAT TO DO about captured American spy ship were President Johnson and senior foreign advisors including UN Ambassador Arthur Goldberg and Dean Rusk (foreground left and right). Besides being

caught in the act, the U.S. was shaky about the possibility of another major war front if the Pueblo incident brought on a rash American reaction.

ALTHOUGH THE PENTAGON continues to insist that morale among U.S. servicemen is at an all time high, evidence continues to mount pointing in the opposite direction.

Such is the case of these three youngsters who deserted the army and sought asylum

in Sweden calling themselves "moral refugees from the U.S." They are (from l e f t ) : Lawrence Bertheaud, 21, New Orleans; Kenan Fulks, 21, Boulder, Colo., and Robert Trench Burroughs, 21, Arlington, Va.

DEEPLY IN DEBT, the British government was announcing that it might have to withdraw from more military bases east of Suez by 1971 when puppet Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew was walking by Buckingham Palace (background). Among military installations involved is a naval facility at Singapore.

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for example, a person has teeth extracted for reasons of decay, there may still be good bony ridges left after the extractions. This assumes the dentist did not have to grind away bone trying to remove badly broken down, infected teeth, which may prove difficult to remove, requiring surgery.

In sharp contrast to this type of ridge is that found in the mouths of people who have lost their teeth from periodontal disease (pyorrhea). This malady is a pusoozing, bone-destroying disease. When teeth are removed under these conditions, there is very little bone remaining, leaving the dentist a very poor ridge with which to work.

Identical dentures made by the same dentist will function differently for each of these patients, based solely on the amount of bony support for each set of dentures.

Blames W a r for the Epidemic Spread of Plague in Viet Nam GENEVA — The W o r l d Health Organization attributes the spread of plague in South Viet Nam to the disruptive forces of the war.

— A REPORT issued by the organization said that the spread of plague has reached "epidemic" proportions. Other countries fear a spread of the dread disease.

The highly infectious dis-

ease is transmitted by rodents and fleas and is usually characterized by fever, prostration and glandular swelling.

This by-product of an unjust and oppressive war has totaled 330 deaths in South V i e t N a m alone. Known cases of plague for 1967 totaled 5,153 with an undetermined number of susDected cases.

U.S. C o u r t Rules T o b a c c o Firm Liable for Lung C a n c e r Deaths NEW ORLEANS — Evidence that cigarette smoking causes cancer and other ailments has become so positive that Federal courts are awarding judgments requiring tobacco companies to pay damage compensations to smokers who suffer lung disease and other pathological ailments.

THIS was brought to light recently when the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit ruled that the American Tobacco Company is liable for the death by cancer of a cigarette

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The Honorable Elijah Muhammad has long warned his followers against the dangers inherent in use of the lethal leaf " and forbid them to partake in the destructive weed.

FEBRUARY 9, 1968

(Intercontinental News) DAR ES SALAAM—President Julius Nyerere has received the first group of Chinese medical technicians to come to Tanzania under terms of a Chinese-Tanzanian medical assistance pact.

THE TANZANIAN President received the Chinese physicians in a special State House breakfast. He reportedly greeted them with profuse warmth.

Present on the occasion were TanzanNyerere ia's Minister of Health and Housing Austin Shaba and Chinese Embassy Charge d'Affaires ad Interim Chou Po-ping.

Camel's Milk Being Studied

MECHANICAL HEART test models are displayed by Edson Rafferty (left), 25, a biological engineer, and Dr. Harold Kletschka, 43, a heart surgeon. On the table is their large NEW YORK — Australian prototype mechanical heart, which they plan to rebuild to researchers are reportedly ; the size of the round object Rafferty is holding. They called examining camel's milk to '. their pump "completely revolutionary" in terms of other determine its value in the known heart pump research and development.

elimination of anemia.

IT WAS noticed that nomads who drink camel's milk were free of anemia while drinkers of g o a t ' s milk were not.

The determining f a c t o r scientists are looking for is folic acid, a widely distributed vitamin which promotes the formation of blood cells in certain types of anemia.

Folic acid is believed lacking in goat's milk. A comparison with tribes in the Middle East who are goat herders reveals a high instance of anemia.

Diet Pills Deadly WASHINGTON — Drugs d e s i g n e d for supposed "weight c o n t r o l " have c a u s e d an estimated 14 deaths in Illinois and six in

Oregon a Senate judiciary subcommittee reported.

Henry told the committee that drugs are "completely unnecessary for weight control."

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By Lonnie 2X WASHINGTON — Brother Jacob X. 22-year-old veteran in the Nation of Islam, continues to surprise the business world in the nation's capital where he operates a thriving eight-chair tonsorlal parlor.

HOWEVER, not satisfied " to rest on his laurels, he came t h r o u g h with the amazing feat of obtaining more than 200 requests for copies of the historic book, "Message to the B l a c k Man," by the Honorable Elijah Muhammad.

A lion's share of this sales success must be credited to his popularity and the atmosphere of genuine hospitality patrons have experienced in his barber shop.

The requests for the book are not pledges, as Brother Jacob—affectionately known _as "Jake the Barber" — pointed out. " T H E S E books were signed, sold and delivered" — all within the period of eight weeks.

This follower of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad has chalked up a number of unusual feats and patriotic sacrifices for the Nation of Islam. He also has served as captain of the local Fruit of Tslam (F.O.I.) on more than one occasion while maintaining a growing business.

Brother Jacobs attributes his successes to the "teachings of Messenger Muhammad."

"THE Messenger taught me how to save. Soon I had enough capital to go into business,'" he recalled.

The gifted young man sees no conflict between "business and the Nation." In fact, he asserted that being in business "helps me to assist in the financial affairs of the nation. " I have received numerous blessings," he added. " I thank Allah and His Apostle."

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"He related that he had come from a Baptist background and I sought his reasons for rejecting Christianity. These were forthcoming.

He held up as a scandal the hypocrisy of the Christian way of living . . . now as a practicing Muslim, he observed a religion with 'a legal code, with standards that cculd be measured and followed with obedience.

"By abstaining from . . . intemperate living he accumulated enough capital to own his business . . . and his prosperous l o o k i n g shop gave w e i g h t to what he ONE OF THE most successful young men in Washington, D.C., is Brother Jacob X, a 22said."

year-old follower of the Honorable Elijah THE energetic Brother Muhammad Who operates a highly successful Jacob also sells more t h a n eight-chair barber shop, sells more than 200

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Nam and the de-escalation of America's genocidal activiHits Class-Based ties was passed here by a E x c l u s i o n a t U . o f C. Protestant council.

SACRAMENTO — California's only Black senator, VISIT Mervyn Dymally (D-Los Angeles) demanded In a letter MUHAMMAD'S MOSQUE to University of California TAMPA, FLORIDA 2108 MAIN STREET president that more students WED. & FRI. 8 P.M. from low-income families be SUNDAYS 2:00 P.M. allowed admission.

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clothing to the impractical- Blue Nile behind the uni- j ity of the Sudanese tobe (na- versity with a Sudanese colleague named Leila (a medtional dress).

She said that she thought leal student, who was one of it was stupid and ridiculous the two muslim girls at the for the women to c o v e r university who did not wear themselves up so that not a tobe), when a car stopped: even their bare arms showed and a man stepped out and j! (when in public). I agreed invited me into his automowith her that I saw no harm bile. in wearing short, sleeveless AT FIRST Leila thought dresses, as did the two Cop- that ^ knew the man, and tic girls. she returned his greeting.

I was not aware at the However, since he spoke to time that in the Sudan, only me in Arabic, she knew that the prostitutes (who are all his intentions were not good Christians—and this is no and that I had been misexaggeration) wear short, taken for a prostitute. She AFTER a few weeks had sleeveless dresses. When I spoke to him roughly in passed, Sit-Ruth, Miss Bry- went to the Sudan all of my Arabic. He got in his car and swiftly drove off. ant's Christian Black spy, dresses were sleeveless.

Islam teaches that women j came to me with a message THE GIRLS were sur- should keep their beauty inviting me to have breakfast with Miss Bryant. This prised to see that all of my | concealed, and that t h e y ; was a real surprise but then dresses were without sleeves. should not show off t h e i r I thought that perhaps she One of them told me, after bodies to just everyone. wanted to compensate for I had been in Sudan about Ladies, your beauty is for the inconvenience she had two months, to cover my the pleasure of your h u s-1 STILL STANDING is monument to Black heroes, such as World arms, even if I had to wear bands. The arms of a wom- Heavyweight Champion Muhammad A l i , John Coltrane and' caused. a jacket or a sweater. She an are graceful and appear scores of others, created by dynamic young Black artists on I went to her veranda (a explained to me that only the Southside of Chicago. Here, World Champion and Muslim wide low porch with over- prostitutes or girls of low delicate. Much of the wom- Minister Muhammad A l i peers at his portrait on a visit to head) for breakfast t h a t character wore sleeveless an's femininity can be seen the site. in her arms, and we thereWednesday (which was the dresses. fore should cover them. day of the invitation) a n d She said that she had A NORTH KOREAN newspaper warned the United The Honorable Messen- j States not to miscalculate the determination and strength found her appearance to be watched me, and that I very cheerful. seemed to be of good char- ger, Elijah Muhammad, has of the North Koreans and to stop at once its "reckless Two Coptic (The Coptics acter, and she warned me taught us that we women war maneuvers." are people who practice the that I would be mistaken for (Continued on page 19) old Egyptian Christian reli- a girl of bad character i f I gion which reached its height continued to wear the sleeveHEAR MR. MUHAMMAD SPEAK O N in the 6th century A.D. and less dresses. She did not are descendants of the old want me to be mistaken in LONG Egyptian Christians. T h e y that manner.

PLAYING are very light in color and This already had hapdress very much like the pened to me prior to her ..pie of Western societies) w a r n i n g . One afternoon girls also had been invited about 1 p.m., I was strollto breakfast that morning. ing along the bank of the They were sitting with Miss Bryant when I arrived.

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By Tynnetta Deanar The divine lashing promised to America for her shocking treatment of her ex-slaves seeking first-class citizenship in this country is now in progress. This is a fact which has been clearly outlined to us through the teachings of Messenger Muhammad. I t is a "must" for our people to ponder and to consider the various methods that are being employed to this end.

THE HONORABLE Elijah Muhammad has taught us that the power of Allah (the power of Master Fard Muhammad, God in Person) has entrusted certain keys of power to seven elected angels who are in control, through His Will, of the natural elements of the earth and universe.

As I recall from his teachings on this subject, these angels control the execution of the full force of the elements of nature which are being used to help b r i n g America to her knees. They control, for example, the wind, water, sun, moon and stars by Allah's permission.

THIS extraordinary power emanating from this divine source is, thus, being denied by the most advanced Christian nation i n the world, America. Yet, her conduct parallels ancient cities and-nations of the past which fell under the divine lashing of Jehovah (God).

Tornadoes, h u r r i c a n e s , rainstorms, i n t e n s e heat, hail storms, fires, droughts and earthquakes are some of the signs of that destruction is coming to pass. This destruction is inclusive of land slides, flood w a t e r s , frosts destroying millions in farm crops and food stuffs, yet, none will admit or submit to the power of God (Allah) even in the grips of His bitter chastisement.

AT THIS point, and with more of this unpredictable divine lashing on the way, I venture to suggest to those among our people who still have a wayward heart from the truth, that if considerably more of the power of Allah were unleashed, leveling mountains and cities beneath enormous cracks in the earth, America would S U P P O R T M U H A M M A D ' S MOSQUE OF I S L A M YEAR ECONOMIC S A V I N G 5 PLAN

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Not even the white evangelist, Billy Graham, seeking to inspire his people to the warnings of the times can awaken his people to the fact that God is broadcasting daily — t h r o u g h clear, manifest signs — the coming destruction of America and all people who have contributed to the downfall of the black man and a world of peace and brotherhood.

THIS SUBJECT shall be continued as we grapple w i t h this part of the destruction of America as is now taking place in the form of natural disasters as taught by Messenger Muhammad and as corroborated by the world's religious scientists and scholars and the stirring Revelation of the Holy Qur-an.

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Men Still Majority But Just Barely OTTAWA — There are still more men than women in the world, but the ladies are rapidly closing the gap — and in the Dominion of Canada it is all but closed.

The Dominion Bureau of Statistics revealed that the 1966 census showed 101 men for every 100 women. This paper-thin ratio was the lowest since the bureau started keeping such figures in 1901.

In 1901, there were 105 Canadian men for every 100 women. This figure was 113 in 1911, but declined to 102 by 1961.

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SAN FRANCISCO—A California dentist cites the greatest cause of children's tooth decay is eating the wrong kinds of snacks.

Dr. Merle Morris, chairman of the children's section of the School of Dentistry, warned against the eating of candies, pastries, ice cream and the like consistently.

While these foods may not cause harm during a regular meal, Dr. Morris noted, "eaten throughout the day, they keep mouth bacteria continually supplied with sugar creating acid favorable to dental decay."

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In America's c o n f r o n t a tion with the threat of communism and socialism pulling at the strings of her socalled democratic society, one must remember t h a t from their own teachings of Christianity e m e r g e s the guilty, for in the words of Jesus, he is reported to have said: "Let him who is without sin cast the f i r s t stone."

So it is that America is too hard-hearted and proud to submit to truth and justice. She can teach it and preach it from consecrated pulpits, but she cannot practice it even with the threat of her future annihilation.

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Year after year, we see statistical reports on the rapidly increasing/Negro population shifts and mass concentraj tion in Northern metropolitan areas. We also receive corresponding reports of high unemployment, frustration, j crime, violence, rioting and other forms of social unrest.

THESE reports suggest, on the one hand, that this is ducted by a staff of econothe nature of the Negro. On mists, headed by the above the other, they often fail to authors. I t explores the reaanalyze the causes and in- sons and influences accountfluences below the surface. ing for the low rate of black Unemployment, or the de- participation in apprenticenial of employment to Ne- ship programs. j groes, is perhaps the great- It points out as factors the est single factor in the over- discrimination practiced by I all, so-called "Negro prob- unions and employers, the l e m . " This book analyzes low educational and poor ; one aspect of the employ- motivation of potential Nement issue — apprentice- gro applicants, and t h e ship. ignorance and indifference "Of the 50,000 apprentice- of some schools, counselors, ships made available each a n d government employyear in the U.S., very few ment services.

THE CASE studies consist leveled in a matter of minutes. The Honorable are filled by Negroes. During D I S A S T E R S NEVER C E A S E as cities and Elijah Muhammad has repeatedly warned that : the late 1950s and e a r l y of interviews with Negroes towns a ross America are stricken by holoAllah would wreck unprecedented destruction 1960s, this situation drew the and officials in 10 major citcausts nmatched in history. The above fire of civil rights groups. . . ies where the Negro populaupon A m e r i c a . gutted I lilding in Halifax, Mass., is a popugovernment agencies were tion is considered at a high lar landr ark, the Monponsett Inn, which was implicated, and quickly en- level. acted a flurry of measures The cities — New York, to increase the intake of Ne- P h i l a d e l p h i a , CleveChinese Physicians Leave Peking for Tanzania gro apprentices. land, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, PEKING—The second con- ities in the developing Afri- bers of the Chinese medical " O U T O F the f u r o r Detroit, Washington, D . C , tingent of a Chinese medical can nation. community and Tanzanian emerged a realization of how San Francisco-O a k 1 a n d, team has left here for a Ambassador to China Eliel little was known about ap- Houston and Atlanta—were-THE PHYSICIANS and retrip to Tanzania where they prenticeship programs and selected on the basis of geowill help in establishing bet- searchers were seen off at Paul Mwaluko.

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PITTSBURGH, Pa.—America's genocidal birth control scheme, ruthlessly designed to curtail and reduce the number of Black people in America, has employed hundreds of devious plans to jolace the deadly "birth con_ trol pills" into the hands of Black women throughout the country.

THE latest plot which was u n e a r t h e d here by Dr. Charles E. Greenlee of the Pittsburgh NAACP, involves the use of Federal funds "to c o v e r the communities, where the poor live, with birth control Pill M i l l s , seemingly to depress the birth rate of the poor in these areas.

"These Pill Mills," states a letter from Dr. Greenlee, ^ POedjcal doctor, "are located in the poor B l a c k areas only, thus making the D.P.A. (Department of Pubtic Aid) a party to this attempted genocide. " I t is important to note," the letter goes on, "that the people of the Black areas are recruited and persuaded that they are "sick" and need birth control pills. " I DON'T see how health ~ funds can be spent for a

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group of people who have no health complaints and whose only apparent sickness is their ability to reproduce their own kind," Dr. Greenlee's letter adds.

He said it s h o u l d be pointed out that the need for food supplements (vitamins, minerals, etc.) for the poor, is not considered enough of a health problem to qualify under the rules of the health department to be funded by the D.P.A. However, the secretary's decision indicates that reproduction of their kind by D.P.A. r e c i p i e n t s is unhealthy e n o u g h to pay money to a Pill Mill for one of their M.D.'s to write a prescription every 80 d a y s for birth control pills, while it provides no health service to an apparently healthy poor person.

"THE decision of our secretary of health (a B l a c k U n c l e Tom, according to m a n y militant Pittsburgh leaders) to h a v e D.P.A. workers send people to these Pill Mills is merely an official confirmation of what has been going on in Pittsburgh* for the past year," Dr. Greenlee's letter concludes. " I believe this is just a start."

Bahama's New Government Thrives Despite Handicaps sponsible people" were in control in the Bahamas. He asserted the real "Black Power" in the Bahamas lay in the "majority of our people," who. are now in charge.

FOULKES said his country would "very much like to have a Negro-controlled banking institution," in the Bahamas, and would welcome investments from American Negroes. Some 80 PINDLING berated the per cent of all Baham"Prophets of Doom" who ians are black. redicted that his fledgling country, which assumed in- N o U . S . F o o d P r o b l e m dependence last year, would UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. not survive.

— Expected p o p u l a t i o n "We have just a b o u t growth to the U.S. will pose reached the starting line," po problem to farmers ache said. "We are happy to cording to George Brandow, say t h a t we made it agricultural economist, at through the first year with- Penn State University. out disaster."

Farmers will be capable . He credited the progress of producing m o r e than made thus far to the "great enough food for the 266 mil* enthusiasm" manifested by lion people expected to popuhis islands' "tremendous late the nation in 1985. people."

The major problem BranThe P r i m e Minister, dow foresees is how the U.S. whose speech was enthusias- will continue its course of tically applauded, also said helping underdeveloped naprofessional baseball would tions in the face of its own make its first appearance in population growth. the Bahamas this year when the Los - Angeles Dodgers SO-CALLED NEGRO BOOKS FOR SALE meet the Pittsburgh Pirates For Family Reading SALESMEN WANTED WITH in two games.

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LUSAKA, Zambia — President Kenneth Kaunda personally r e c e i v e d and greeted members of a Chinese railway study group which has come here to begin drawing plans for a 1,000-mile plus railway from Zambia's copper mines to the Indian Ocean at Dar Es Salaam in Tanzania.

HE WELCOMED the engineers, noting that C h i n a and Africa I had a "common bond" t h r o u g h the o p p r e s sion and suff e r i n g they had both experienced under the barbarity of white Christian Kaunda colonialization and exploitation.

Present on the occasion were Zambian Chief of Protocol at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Nyierenda and L i Chen-ho, Chinese charge d'affaires ad interim.

STATE BANQUET in Peking, honoring developing ties between Asian and African nations, demonstrates waning dependence on exploiting white Christian West for basic necessities of newly independent economies. Here, guests are celebrating

Tanzania-China agreement to build railway from Zambia which will allow transportation of maferials to Indian Ocean ports.

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Malian A r m y Celebrates 5th Anniversary BAMAKO, Mali — A military parade was held here to honor the 5th Anniversary of the founding of the Malian National Army.

MODIBO K E I T A, president of the National Committee in Defense of the R e v o 1u tion and head of state, together with other leaders of the M a l i government, reviewed the parade of inKeita f a n t r y, artillery and tank units.

In his address, Keita called on the army to fulfill its duty of "safeguarding the territorial integrity of the country" and to "play an important role in the country's economic construction."

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TOASTING RAIL PACT, Tanzanian Ambassador Eliel Paul Mwaluko and Minister Fang Yi, chairman of the Committee of Economic Relations with Foreign Countries, celebrate signing of agreement to build 1,060 mule rail link between Zambia and Dar Es Salaam. Chinese offered loan for project interest "ree. West snubbed deal.

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Blacks Against the Draft, a CDRU local, was broken into in September "and its office-apartment was left-in shambles."

CDRU concluded that "we of the Draft Resistance Union believe that this raid will be followed by trumpedup indictments or McCarthylike investigation.

"We know that the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee, under (Sen. James) Eastland, is not above stealing files from the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party —and we do not expect more graceful treatment."

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Also taken were papers on a desk which "included the names and phone numbers of the people involved in direct action" here.

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CLEVELAND —Drug addiction is again becoming a predominantly white affliction, according to the Rev. Dr. Jack M . Sherley, chaplain, U.S. Public H e a l t h service, Lexington, Ky. FOR 17 YEARS, he said, Negroes, Puerto Ricans, and other Latins were in the majority at the Lexington hospital for addicts.

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Addicts about 1950, said Dr. Sherley, an expert on the psychological effects of drug abuse.

Poverty and deprivation are primary causes of drug addiction, he said. In addition, "pressures of transition" for white immigrants can provide the frustrations that lead to drug abuse, he added.

"The use of narcotics was largely unknown among Negroes until the turn of the century, when white gangsters moved the drug traffic into the biack community.

Inhaling of Some Aerosol Sprays Can Be Fatal: F T C WASHINGTON—The Federal T r a d e Commission (FTC) has ordered manufacturers of aerosol spray products used in frosting cocktail glasses to include on labels the following warning L^krcM and conspicuous '-ype: "WARNING: Do not inhale. Use only as Directed.

Death may result from inhaling this product."

The Commission has noted that although reports of such deaths appeared more than two months ago, these products continue to be advertised and sold without any warning whatever.

T h e Commission issued complaints charging violations of law by several realestate agencies, charging that apartments they r e n t "are ^iot available to applicants who are Negro." The complaint also charges false advertisement claims.

The FTC has issued a complaint charging violations of law by Universe Chemicals, Inc., in Chicago.

"Respondents a r e now, and for some times past, have been engaged in the offering for sale and distribution of water repellent paints and coatings to dealers for resale to the public under the trade names of 'Kleer-Kote' and ' K o 1 a rKote.' " THE complaint charges that, contrary to represen-

tations made by respondents or their salesmen and in brochures and printed material: • Products sold by respondents are not unconditionally guaranteed for a period of 10 years, but only guaranteed in a limited way and not unconditionally.

• Respondents' products KLEER-KOTE, do not contain fourteen per cent silicones, but a substantially lesser amount.

• Respondents' p r o d u c t s are not waterproof, but only water repellent to a limited extent.

• They do not p r ev e n t rust, and are not suitable for use on the inside of a structure.

KENYAN STUDENTS in new laboratory block of Alliance School, Kikuyu, study physics.

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NEW YORK — A 34-year follow-up study of 200 California teenagers h a s re• ONE COAT of respond- vealed that those who beents' products is not suf- came smokers were generalficient to cover the surface ly more aggressive and rebellious, less motivated to to be painted. achieve and less appreciative of mature values, as adR h o d e s i a B l a c k S l a v e olescents, than those who L a b o r t o B u i l d P l a n t did not become smokers.

SALISBURY, Rhodesia — The enslaved, impoverished SMOKERS also were more Black people of this nation likely to have matured will be invaluable c h e a p physically at a l a t e r age workers in the upcoming than the non-smokers and construction of a $48-million apparently u s e d cigarette nitrogenous fertilizer factory smoking to compensate for near Que Que, about 110 feelings of disadvantage in miles Southwest of here. adolescent social circles.

Results of the study, .reThe project will be the biggest industrial development leased recently by the Uniin Rhodesia since the govern- versity of California at Berment built the Kariba Dam keley, are expected to help in the middle nine teen-fifties. clarify the relationship between personality, cigarette smoking and its health consequences.

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DR. Clausen said the study showed for the first t i m e that there were "real differences between people prior to the time of starting to smoke." Previous studies could only point to personality differences b e t w e e n smokers and non-smokers after the cigarette habit was well established.

Dr. Claus?n reported that mothers of boys who became ; smokers were rated as more ! "neurotic"—lower in s e 1 f! esteem, more anxious, less I cheerful, less trustful and

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Defects and had a lot of prestige among their peers when in high school, despite the fact that adults saw them as serious and with a strong sense of conscience, the sociologist concluded.

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which prevents whites from participating in the liberation movement from the same position as Blacks.

"Black people are being oppressed," she said, "while white people are being repressed. This is done deliberately to smoke screen whites to their cwn oppression. T h e establishment wishes to keep Blacks and whites in a racist bag for political reasons of maintainTHUS, THE Black Ameri- ing the status quo of neocan must see himself as colonialism and wage slavlinked closely to the Vietna- ery." mese freedom fighters and oppressed people fighting for MISS PATTON listed a their liberation throughout number of NBAWADU activthe world, Miss Patton beThis is What Messenger Muhammad Is lieved. There have been few ities hopefully which will help in building a strong successful liberation strug- front for Black survival. gles without war.

These included: Teaching Us Daily: To Be Ourselves "The right of self-determi1. National Black AntiBy Margary Hassain honor, love and respect our cutter, who is loving and nation has been stolen by War Anti-Draft Union conWe are the children of wis- brothers from the East — meticulous in his work. the imperialists by means of ference from April 12-14 in dom. Let us take our right- and all who are wise — be- The light strikes him and physical and mental geno- New York. ful place and walk in the stow on the Messenger of he radiates light and fire! cide," the diminutive stu2. C a m p a i g n to get manner of a king and no Allah, you would shout with "But blessed are your eyes, dent leader continued. "Op- Black women to take a longer in the manner of a joy! I n honoring, respecting for they see; and your ears, pressed peoples will have to more active role in supacknowledging him, for they hear." Matt. 13:16seize their freedom." beggar. This is what the and porting Black males' re**6 Messenger is teaching us they are doing these s a m e . . . We are the nation of the When whites in leadership fusal to be drafted. things to the whole 22,000,000 blessed. daily: "Be yourself."

3. Mobilization to crimp are ready to accept this part You can see the results of us.

IF YOU have eyes, you of the Black anti-Viet Nam white supremacy plans to upon the persons and lives of Let us take pride in Mu- can look at men on a street war rationale, Miss Patton s t e a l the world heavythose who heed him. We re- hammad and in ourselves — and tell which is a Muslim contended, the two move- weight c h a mp i o n s h i p spect ourselves and even the for we are inseparable. He and which is the dead man. ments will be much closer crown from ring king Mudevil respects us. Can the comes from us and we must Truly, if one does not have to forming powerful coali- hammad A l i at Madison followers of any other leader come to h i m and through knowledge, he is dead.

Square Garden in March. tions. say the same? No! They do him to Allah (God).

4. A n a t i o n a l Black The Muslim carries himnot even respect the so-called "THE contradiction exists newsletter with worldwide I look at him and I say, jself bursting with pride, for leaders. They do not even re- "Look what Allah has made he knows who God is; whobecause white radicals are .circulation. spect their own leader. You for us." Allah fashioned him I the devil is. He knows that still paternalistic in spite of 5. A c o n f e r e n c e with can see the marches in the as our perfect example and he is the best, and that his their revolutionary thinking. f r e e d o m fighters and streets daily. Some of youhe is wondrous to behold! He Religion is the only one and The white radicals cannot American Black people in are one of them. is like a perfect diamond, that nothing can compare understand that they, too, Canada.

I F YOU could only see the cut by a m a s t e r jewel- with i t . He knows that his are oppressed by this sys6. An organized effort to leader, the Honorable Elijah tem. Many of them choose abolish compulsory RQTC Muhammad, knows what he to identify with the white rul- on Black college campuses. is talking about . . . knows ing class without realizing 7. Support of Mississippi our true past and our t r u e they are being used to per- Freedom Democratic Parfuture. How can we h e l p petuate a racist system," ty protest to political rabeing proud? she added. cism in the deep South at There is another factor, t h e National Democrat Lead on, Elijah Muhammad! We join you!

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By Brother G.D.X (Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.) The reason I accepted Islam was my desire for peace and happiness, which I am receiving from Islam. I got tired of being hunted like an animal.

MUHAMMAD'S MOSQUE No. 7 Minister Louis Farrakhan addresses Human Relations Council meeting in Jacksonville, Florida as Jacksonville Muslim Minister John 5X and

Minister James Shabazz of Mosque No. 2 listen. A t right, Jacksonville audience is seen held spellbound by the word of the Messenger of Allah as outlined by his Ministers.

How Messenger's Beacon of Truth Lighted Path of Happiness for Distressed Woman

By Sister Kathryn 4X (Rowe) (Detroit, Mich.) c DETROIT — When I saw my Dear H o l y Apostle's smiling picture in the Janu a r y 12 M U H A M M A D S P E A K S , my spirit was lifted and I was bestowed with renewed courage to give all I have to see that his niission is completed, so that our Nation might live in the peace and happiness promised by a smile as that.

SURELY WE all should help our Dear Apostle to be constantly wreathed in such a smile, for how richly he deserves the peace it depicts.

He has sacrificed all for us, whom he loves entirely. I f any of our paths are rocky, it is because we have failed to follow his divinely-given advice.

But how can I tell The Messenger of Allah of the peace he has taught me, for which I thank Almighty A l lah? How can I tell him— who knows all about me and all of his people—that Allah, and Allah alone, has guided me in righteousness, simply because I am living Islam?

How easy Islam is to live.

I t is even easier than breathing. Islam is life itself—to -the fullest.

HOW CAN I tell my Dear Apostle about the things I see happening around me daily, hourly—from which Allah protects me.

I can only thank you, Dear Holy Apostle—thank you for being the Messenger of Allah and loving us enough to teach us who He is. And I shall love you and follow you and help you all the days of my life, so long as it pleases Allah, to Whom praises are due forever.

I t is the Honorable Elijah Muhammad, I know, who knows the best way for us, the Lost-Found Nation, here in the wilderness of North America. The way to unity, peace and happiness and the blessings of Allah can only come to us when we follow and obey your instructions.

I N THE DEAD world I did so many wrong things for money and narcotics made me a slave to crimes. These are some of the "changes" that a drug addict goes through to get drugs.

You hustle the money or merchandise to buy with, find the dope dealer to purchase from, and go somewhere and hide and shoot it in your vein or inhale it.

Most of the time, you have violated the law three times.

Before I found myself and accepted my own, I committed all of these crimes: burglary, robbery, theft, narcotics, forgery, gambling

Thank you again, Dear Holy Apostle, for without your teachings I would not be able to write this. And thank you for publishing a paper such as MUHAMMAD SPEAKS for us, the so-called

By Herbert 3X Negro. We b e n e f i t from (Mosque No. every word on its beautiful pages. I t is truly dedicated This might seem sort 0 f a to freedom, j u s t i c e and dull subject to some, but to I N Muhammad's Mosque equality for the Black man. me, today, awareness seems of Islam, I have never once to be the best way I can defailed to get a straight-forWE, MUSLIMS of North scribe what is happening. ward answer to my ques- America, shall follow the tions, answers to things I've Honorable Elijah MuhamONE M I G H T ask what wondered about for many mad oil the way, in whatever sense of awareness are you years. And they all were an- way he says we should fol- speaking of? And I could swered in such a way that low. For we have tried many answer, "an awareness of there was no denying the religions, and now we will the times." This still doesn't truth in the teachings of Is- cling to Islam unail death tell you anything since we lam. are all aware of the times. claims us.

Thank you, D e a r Holy Apostle, a thousand times— for without you, I know, we, How Can the Corrupt Teach as a nation, would not exist, nor would a n y o n e have wanted us were it not for About an Honest God? you and Allah.

By Sister Alease X c o u l d realize what the I t is not Jesus—for He is preacher was doing, I said, (Mosque No. 11) dead — but Almighty Allah who awaits the Black people I thank Master Fard Mu- "Oh! He couldn't be teachof America with open arms. hammad for giving us a di- ing the words of God, beIt is Allah's Messenger, the vine leader and teacher. cause he is corrupt to the Honorable Elijah Muham- Such a Black man, the world core!" mad, who waits for us with has never known. He is the SOMETHING happened inlove and guidance taught Honorable Elijah Muham- side of me. That was when him by the wise God, this mad.

I no longer believed there knowing God, Allah. was a God, not even a SuI LOVE this man because preme Being. I figured there COME TO I s l a m , my he stands tall. He stands tall was no life after death, no brothers and sisters. Come for what he believes and heaven or hell. to success. Come experience what Allah has given him.

Upon visiting the Mosque the joys I know, the knowl- No man can take it, because and hearing the life-giving edge Allah has given me. He he is a divine man and the teaching that the Black womhas understood me when I last messenger of God. an is the mother of civilizadid not understand myself Why don't you "glory seek- tion and that Allah is God, a and has given me strength ers" give up? Don't you l i v i n g Man, supreme in and renewed courage. know when you are beaten? knowledge and wisdom; that hell is a condition in which Come my people, follow a You can't win. wise and divinely-missioned Before I heard the teach- we live and heaven is here on man, the Messenger of A l - ings of the Honorable Elijah this earth and you don't have lah. Unite and let us enjoy Muhammad, I was fed up to die to enjoy it, that was brotherhood, equality, jus- with the churches. They al- the best music I had ever tice and freedom. Let us en- ways served as social ga- heard. joy love for each other to- therings to me. When I At last I found everything gether. reached the age where I is real.

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and bunco. I was sent to the penitentiary t h r e e times.

While m a k i n g money, I thought I was having a good time and that I was slick because I did not work, not knowing that I was buying death and helping to prolong slavery.

I BEGAN to hear about a divine-missioned plan taught by the Honorable Elijah Muhammad i n 1960, when I began to hear about the Black man's history. Mr. Elijah Muhammad's book, "Message to the Blackman," gave me new life. I kicked the dope habit in New York City by reading the book.

The truth had been hidden from me and my people by the white Christians. We are victims of slavery.

Well, all of you dead brothers and sisters, the truth is here (plain). There is no excuse. Our Messenger is here to teach you and me the truth about our God, and ourselves.

Divine Teachings Brought Him God's Enlightenment We are really aware of a lot more + hings, but for some don't do anything reason * kind i move or • «> ion. he si' mg us i thing, one wh.

-lOing more one whc has dev "ife to than 35 ye rs C A the making us awa times in which we axe living —the Honorable Elijah Muhammad.

I know it is the Messenger's teaching of truth that has awakened me and many of my brothers and sisters throughout North America,, b e c a u s e this "sense of awareness" never leaves.

Not only am I awakened to the concern for knowledge of myself, and my condition, but also to that of my brothers and sisters.

SINCE I HAVE been following the Messenger of A l lah, the meaning of "Resurrection of the dead" is becoming clearer to me. We just don't know ourselves. I believe this is so because of my own personal experience with facing the truth. Had it not been for this great God of truth, this great religion of peace, Islam, and this Messenger of Allah, the God of truth and righteousness, I would not be aware today of just how blind, deaf and dumb I really am.

We can never give praise and thanks enough to A l mighty God Allah for coming to us and raising up one like us as a leader, teacher and guide into the way of truth and righteousness, the Honorable Elijah Muhammad.

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been reluctant to suggest that Africa follow the Chinese example. One reason for this reluctance is easy to find: Britain and France still rely on Africa for much of its raw materials, for places to which to export capital and manufactured products. I n other words, the white imperialist nations are just as much colonialists in their relations with the former colonies as they ever were in the past.

It is time that African leadership cease ignoring the educational machinery that seeks to turn out black Africans with white European minds; the kind of minds that can be used as well to overthrow dedicated, black leaders like Nkrumah.

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People's China, in my opinion, f u r n i s h e s the world's best example of how a developing country — relying on its own human and material resources — has raised up a corps of trained farmers, skilled workers, technicians a n d scientists.

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IT IS THE first priority of new nations that they guarantee food and clothing for their people, that their development be based on a healthy agriculture. But this is being done, the UN document says, in only a few African c o u n t r i e s , notably Mali, Nigeria, Senegal and Tanzania.

The importance of this educational orientation is gathered from the trade statistics, disclosing that a country as potentially rich as the Congo (Kinshasa) has to import food. Improperly educated teenagers in Africa are crowding into the cities, according to the UN study, creating more unproductive mouths to feed and opening the door to other grave social problems.

The immediate problem, the UN advises, is not to assume the burden of universal free education for all, but to plan proper education for those who can currently be accommodated. Secondly, through this proper planning to stem the 50 per cent drop-

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school having its own garden for training children how to raise food and other crops as they master their elementary, general education.

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FEBRUARY 9, 1968

CORE Membership Drive Set The Chicago Chapter of the Congress of Racial Equality was scheduled to launch its 1968 Membership Drive with a kickoff rally in the city's Viking Temple, 6855 Emerald, at 8 p.m. on Feb. 3.

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power. Black people can advance tremendously toward solving problems which beset their community, such as t h o s e involved with schools, employment, policecommunity relations, health and welfare.

VAL GRAY, award-winning poetress and dramatist, was scheduled to headline a program on Afro-American history and cultural heritage.

Other local artists and personalities on tap included radio commentator Lou House and poet Don L . Lee. A special guest was also to appear.

The Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) was founded in Chicago in 1942 by James Farmer, who has since resigned to work on government programs, to combat racial discrimination and segregation.

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ACCORDING to reports, the film was scheduled to receive t h r e e days of showi n g s. However, it w£.s c o n f i s c a t e d and banned after the first screening.

The movie was considered "an intended provNyerere o c a t i o n against the African people."

The film glorified the suppression of the Algerian Peo- HAUGHTY DISPLAY of Klan in uniform signiple's Liberation A r m y by fies their gathering force in Northern cities.

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MUHAMMAD S P E A K S

F E B R U A R Y 9, 1968

The Messenger of Allah Presents

fjat tfje Jtlusiltms: Slant This is the question asked most frequently by both the whites and the blacks. The answers to this question I shall state as simply as possible.

1. We want freedom. We want a full and

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

We believe that the Federal government should intercede to see that black men and women tried in wnite 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 are 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 oppoi t—VUes—-NOW! We do not believe that, after 400 years of free or nearly free labor, sweat and blood, which has helped America 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 taxation as long as we are deprived of equal justice under the laws 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 gdrls be sent to women's colleges and universities. We want all black children educated, taught and trained by their own teachers.

2. We w a n n n f f l ^ . Equal justice under the law. We want justice applied equally to all, regardless of creed or class or "olor. * 3. We want equality of opportunity. We want equal membership in society with the best in civilized society. ^*«.

4. We want our people in America whose parents or grandparents were descendants from slaves, 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 provide such land and that the area must be fertile and minerally rich. We believe that our former slave 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 years 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 Under such schooling system we believe -forced upon us by white America, justifies we will make a better nation of people. The our demand for complete separation in a United States government should provide, state or territory of our own. free, all necessary text books and equipment, 5. We wanTfreedom for all Believers of -.schools and college buildingu. The Muulirh Islam now held iriUfederaLprisons--We~wnnt~ teachers shall be left free to teach and train freedom for all black men and women now their people in the way of righteousness, deunder death sentence in innumerable prisons cency and self respect. in the North. a^.w^U as the South.

We~want evi n and woman to 10. We believe that intermarriage or race have the freedom, to .A or r Vet being mixing should be prohibited. We want the reseparated from the . . . , . a masterV children ligion of Islam taught without hinderance or and establish a land of their own. suppression.

We know that the above plan for the solution of the black and white conflict is the best These are some of the things that we, and only answer to the problem between two the Muslims, want for our people in North people.

America.

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1. W E B E L I E V E in the One God Whose proper Name is Allah.

2. W E B E L I E V E in the Holy Qur-an and in the Scriptures of all 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 will not be snared by the falsehoods that have been added to it.

4. W E B E L I E V E in Allah's Pr< i ts and the Scriptures they brought to tic pie.

5. W E B E L I E V E in the resurrection of the dead—not in physical resurrection—but in mental resurrection. We believe that the socalled Negroes are most in need of mental resurrection; therefore, they will be resurrected first.

Furthermore, we believe we are the peo pfle of God's choice, as it has been written, that God would choose the rejected and the despised. We can find no other persons fitting this description in these last days more than the so-called Negroes in America. 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 America . . .

7. W E B E L I E V E this is the time in history for the separation of the so-called Negroes and the so-called white Americans. We believe the black man should be freed in name as well as in fact. By this we mean that he should be freed feom the names imposed upon him by h i s jormer slave masters.

Names which identified him 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.

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8. W E B E L I E V E in justice foj er in God or not; we believe as we are due equal justice as hum!

-WCbelieve in equality—as a naticTT equals. We do not believe that we are equal with our slave masters in the status of "freed slaves."

We recognize and respect American citizens as independent peoples and we respect their laws which govern this nation.

9. W E B E L I E V E that the offer of integration is hypocritical and is made hv those who a«-e 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 "friends." Furthermore, we believe that such deception is intended to prevent black people from realizing that the time in history has arrived 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 America with their slaves.

We do not believe that America will 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 well.

10. W E B E L I E V E that we who declared ourselves to be righteous Muslims, should not participate in wars which take the lives of humans. We do not believe this nation should force us to take part in such wars, for wenave nothing to gain from it unless America agrees to give us the necessary territory wherein we may have something to fight for.

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 Mu-~ hammad, July, 1930; the long-awaited "Messiah" of the Christians and the "Mahdi" of the Muslims.

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

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