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Be t- ‘ is? fy La . Fetter dali... aot Work” = b} ee 100-86143-826 (60) 7 The 8/11/60 edition of "African News and Views” reported that Maicolm Little wasanong individuals invited to speak at a Marcus Garvey Day affair on 8/1/60 in front of the African Book Store, 125th St. and ?th Ave., NYC. Marcus Garvey was the founder of African nationalism. James &. Lawson, President of the United African Nationalist Movement wos expected to give a report on his trip to Africa. The "N.Y. Times,” 10/6/60 carrted an article by Foster Hatley entitled "Nkrumah Tells Rally in Harlem Negroes Form U.&. - Afrtcan Bond." The article was regarding a rally called by a group of Harlen leaders of polttical and rel“;ious groups held in Harlem on 10/6/60, to welcome President Kwame Nkrumah from Africa. Malcolm ZX was one of the speakers. 105-87964-11 p.5,47 oe) ? On 1/18/61 the Dept. of Justice made nem orandun dated 12/22/60 wrttten by Major Serge de corn ileal Col. Serge S. Belosselsky (not tdentified). The writer state Gt communist agitation had reached tts highest potnt in Harlem recently. The leaders were lr. Mahomed and Malcolm X (Sovict agents), who had made threats against the Russtan Orthodor Church at Madison Ave. and l2I1st St. l/ Copy of memorandum enclosed) $7C