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* | ( ‘ . Nation of Islam 5 Recording of Radio Program *Pro and Con" ee Over Station WMCA on Thursday — (3/3/60), 10:35 p.m. to 11:00 pom. - Pro ani Cen, giving you both sides of a current dispute. Tonignt's cantroversey: Is Black Supremecy The answer? Yes, says MALCOLM ¥, the New York Muslim minister. Ns, says Reverend WILLIAM H, JAMES, pastor of the Metropolitan Community Methodist Church in Harlem. Now here to put your questiens to both speakers 48 WILLIAM KUNSTLER, Professor of Law, New York Law School = My, KUNSTLER, WILLIAM KUNSTLER ( . 1960 may well prove to be a year of decision for 1 ee abl Sn ate vie American Negro, At this very moment the United States senate is begged down for @ Southern filibuster designed uo prevent the passage of iepislation protecting the Negroes! = voting riehkte«. In geverfil Southern states, Negro students are rofvetne te leave stores or peataurants that will mol Serve them because of their eolor. The day before yesterday, 1,090 Negroes marched on the first capitol of the confederacy in Montgomery, Alabama, in a protest against Besrerniion, One group, known as the Muslims, have rejected cne gradualism advocated by the NAACP and the Yrvar League ani is stridently proclaiming that a white marts neaven is a black man's hel, Ite members have been called racists andrabble rousers ey their opponents, taut even thetr most severe critics have to admit that the Muclims are growing ranidly. Tonight we have with us MALCOLM &, the Muslim's New York minister, who feels that the Negro must take nie deatiny in his own hands. Opposing him is Reverend WILLIAM M. JAMSS, the pastor of Harlems Metropolitan Comminity Methodist Church, who rejects Mr. X's thesis in favor of love and tolerance among all peoples. Letis turn Pirst to Mr. X.