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S . ny UNIT:D STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Ja Reply, Please Refer to WASHINGTON 25, B.C. File Ne, July 25, 1963 MALCOLM KR, LITTLE ALSO KXOKN AS, MALCOLM XK PEPERNAL SECURITY - NATION OF ISLAM The Nataon. of Islam is described in the Appendix, "The Washington Post", a daily newspaper published in Washington, D, C,, in its issue of July 17, 1963, on Page G2, contained an article entitied, "Civil Liberties Union Offers Aid te Black Muslims Fired by U. 8.8%, The article reflected that the Washington office of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), had offered legal aid to any of the twelve Black iiuslius whe had been fired from their governuent euployment since 1958, These twelve people were fired by the Civil Service Comission on grounds that they took their oaths of office with rental peservations., These twelve, when asked by the Civil Service Conmission who would they support if America goea to war with Islam, had indicated Islan. The article reflected that Nalcolm %, the Number Two nan of the Black !hislins, stated on July 16, 1963, that Muslinus Beck first the governuent-sponsored return of Negroes to Africa, but failing that, would settle for its own territery in the United States. The subject said that the Black Muslim leader, lijah Mehacoad, has never specified whether this should be a state, territory, or foreign nation, aloali X yanted te know if the government had checked out the white people whe belong to white citizen councils. He also inquiréd if Jehovah's witnesses, wo Contt salute the flag and @autt take the oath, were Sghed the saue "foolish" question as tue cuslius, i cae fArin ALL SGEiATC CoNTAWED EDEL ig a SIN iy iin Wik alia Bi earls Mp RE EME coe, URE gree ig Rg Te Shp ag ENT ene earn tan among te ea tog |