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baie een crag NY 105-8999 He accused the self-styled "messenger of Allah" of disservice to Negroes by his failure to join wel ice in the civil rights struggle. sen +, oN 0 Stel og "Crueader", a weekly newspa@ er published on the south side of Chicago, Illinois, dated July 11, 1964, contained an article captioned "False Charge Made Against Muhammad”, This article in part atates National Captain RAYMOND SHARRIEFF and National Secretary JOHN ALI isSued the following statement in response to renorts of the Associated Press and United Press International, "We hereby give answer to the false charges made against our leader, we his followers, our nation and our once secretaries or the N@ y -évil: saying two former secretaries, namely YN WILLIAMS and LUCILLE ROSARY who were once sweethearts of MALCOLM LITTLE. We have held our peace for sometime as we have heard ; the evil charges made public by MALCOLM because caing of his evil, jealous and malicious intention ws to attempt to disgrace messenger MUHAMMAD,' EVELYN WILLIAMS and MALCOLM were engaged to be married before he married the present Sister BETTY. MALCOLM tried desperately to stop or prevent the success of messenger from visiting..his followers in Mosque Number 7, New York, on dune 28, 1964. anta, Georgia, cu ave of Absence, furnished the following information: He has had no personal contact with . MAILCOIM X LITTLE, founder and leader of the Muslim Mosque, Incorporated (MMI) since March, 1 I eee ee hee te. ee eer ae oa me