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a sal u ~ YO (continued) CONPICENT! REFERENCE SEARCH SLIP AGE NUMBER 100-441765-348 p. B,D,1,1A,2-9,11-20, 22-24, 27-33, 35-45,48,49, 52,56 OQ HW) -354 53) -372 p..1; ep. 2,3 | -376 p. 1,2; ep. 1-5 ; | -380 p. 2 -389 p. 2; ep. 1,3,4 ) -400 p. 1; ep. 133 | yee BL 923,829,21-23,27-40 TQ) | - Pp. 1-3, - 9, - 2 - # ' 735,74,78 -A Washington Capital News Service (54) 7/22/64 | i a This reference in the file captioned "Elijah Poole" pertamns to Malcolm X from 12/1/64 to 2/26/65. On 12/7/64, Captain Raymond Sharrieff of the NOI dispatched an open telegram to Malcolm X, warning him to stop scandalizing Elijah Muhammad, alias of Poole. On numerous occasions Poole criticized Malcolm X for leaving the NOI, referred to his death, or denied that the NOI had any part in his killing in New York on 2/21/65. 05-24822-169 p. 6-8,19,22,23-26,29,31 3 The following references pertain to Malcolm X Little in _ connection with the Socialist Workers Party (SWP)} (100-16) from March ~ 1963 to 3/6/65 in California and New York. In an effort to obtain influence or a Negro following, the SWP became interested in the Black, Muslim Movement and Malcolm X. He spoke at several SWP or SWP sponsoréd meetings at which he advocated violence, the ownership of arms by Negroes and predicted race wars. The SWP newspaper, "The Militant" reported favorably on the activities of Malcolm X. Memorial services for Maicolm X were scheduled by the Detroit and Seattle Branches of the REFERENCE SEARCH SLIP PAGE NUMBER 100-16-2002 p. 19,20,28 Cr) (continued) “#0 CONDMENTIAL