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web a oe, tae ast at t. Pla mg gk, MUSLIM MOSQUE, INCORPORATED ee es oe oe He believes tnat only by independent action can Biijan Muhammad's teachings be put into effect by himself, He defined his Black Nationalism as the black man having political, social and economic control in the areas in which he lives. He atated that he believes the black man should cventually go back to his home land in Africa, but that meanwhile he had to live with the situation as it exists and in organizing Black Nationaliam he 1s attempting to find a logical way for tha black man to do this. Malcolm X stated he had no desire to compete with other leaders or organizations. He stated that 1963 has been an explosive year in America, and gave as an example the recent conflict between white and black in Jacksonville, Florida. He stated that the Negroes have been frustrated and sick of only promises. In order to obtain what the Negroes are after, they might have to make the supreme sacrifice and he believes that the younger generation is ready to make it. Malcolm X stated that he is for reciprocal bioodshed. So far, only the Negroes have shed blood, and this is not loaked on as bloodshed by the whites. White blood has to be shed before the white man will consider a conflict as a bloody one. Malcolm X stated that on March 14, 1964, he attended a conference in Chester, Fennsylvania. Some of those attending were such persons as the Reverend Milton Gilamison, a Civil Rights leader in New York City, Gloria Richardson, Civil Rights leader from Cambridge, Maryland, and Dick Gregory and Stanley Brock. This group founded an organization to be known as "Act." Malcolm X stated the initials do not mean anything. A Mr. Landry, who headed the Chicago School Boycott, recently was elected chairman of the group. This group is designed to act anytime, anywhere and in any manner necessary to bring about results. This group is no more committed to passive resistence. Ag iy a Malcolm X predicted that Martin Luther King mist devise @ new approach in the coming year or he will be a man without followers. Malcolm X stated that he has received letters from coast to coast supporting him. Ninety per cent of these are from Negro college students, all of whom are eager to be part of a militant action group.