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T NY 105-8999 S The memorandum ended with the following chrase: "Black Sovl Brothers and Souls Sisters: Unite or Terishi Keep on Pushin:" ¥, NOI ATTITUDE TOl'ARDS MALCOLM xX The November 8, 1964 edition of "Tha New Ycrk Times," a daily nex=panper published in Nev York City, consained an article on vage 218 which reflected that NOL 92ftetals in Now York hai denounced MALCOLM X, who was then on a tour to M2cca. The NOI officials described MALCOLM X as a "seif-serving hypocrite consumed by a pession for parsonal power" over America's twenty million Negrces. They further stated "We only want MALCOLM so stop attacicing ELIJAH MUHAMMAD, as he did from Mec72 wren he cailed him a religious faler. If he doesn't, we will fight him as hard as he fights us.* The following cpen telegram was dispatched December 7, 1964, by Captain Raymond Sharrieff of - ane pee of Islam of the Nation of Islam in North America to the former Malcolm &, defected from the Huslim movement, according to December 12, 1964, edition of "The Crusader", page three: "Mr. Malcclm: We hereby officially warn you that the Wation of Isiam shall no longer tolerate your scandilizing the name of our leader and teacher the Honorable Elijah Muhammad regardless of where such scandalizing has been." Signed: “Captain Raymond Sharrieff, the Naticn of Islam in North America." "The Crusader" 1s a weekly newspaper published at 6429 South Park, Chicago, Illincis. It 7 A regularly features articles by ELIJAH MUHAMMAD, the Messenger of Allah, entitled "Mr. Muhammad sett