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NY 105-8999 The "Los Angeles Herald Dispatch” of April 23, 1959, carried an article captioned "MALCOLM X calis for Bandung Conference of Negro Leaders". This article referred to the above celebration on April 15, 1959, and related that "Mr. X had been preceeded by many prominent, speakers, including Manhattan Borough President HULANY JACK, and His Excellency CHARLES T, 0 ING, ambas of Liberia to the UNItéw Nations’ “Riso present were celebraties DAKOTA/STATON, State Senator JAMES; WATSON, . nisteriae a “J. A./ROGERS, JOHN WOUNG III and Hosts of others. 2 A ZROGER BOS Rae Se arm prea “Many of the celebraties ducked for cover as the popular, outspoken Moslem leader, pointing his finger into the CBS televisior cameras, branded the entire white race as ‘devils' and es a common enemy of a1] dark mankind. The biggest surprise came from the crowd, entbusiastically stomping and roaring its approval, with such thunderous applaure that several times during his Speech mr. X had to hold up his hands and beg them to allow him to continue. “He pointed out that if the people in Africa are getting their freedom, then 20 million blacks here in America, instead of shouting hallelujah over what is happening 9,000 miles from America, ‘should study the methods used by our darker brothers in Africa and Asia to get their freedom.' " 'It has been since the Bandung Conference that all dark people of earth have been striding toward freedom," stated MALCOLM X, ‘but there are 20 million biacks here in America yet suffering the worst form of enslavement....mental bondage, - 48 . a Ee Rat Sty i