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« t igs 5 { “oT 4 i Hy 1 0-15 (Rev, | Maleoh 7? Will Distribuce 35 Scholarships Maleolm X, whose recent activ- ities in Africa were instrumental in getting the Organization of Af- rican Unity to pass @ resolution condemning racism in the United States, announced that he has re- rss a4 4 ae) oe ceived a number of scholarships from African and Arab countries which will enable young Afro~ Americans to go abroad to study —— expense-free. Twenty scholarships were made available by the Supreme Cou cil on Islamic Affairs at the U versity of Al-Azhar in Cair Egypt, where Malcolm X has been guegt of state for several months. Fifteen scholarships were grant- ed go the University of Medina The scholarships are to be dis- tributed to Afro-Americans be tween the ages of 16 and 30, Dis-_ tribution will be nation-wide. For further information write: Mal- colm X Scholarships, 2090 Seventh Ave. Suite 128, New York 27, N.Y, Letters must be received by Nov. 15. According to an Oct. 11, New York Times account, Malc x pjans to return to the U.S. afte, e@ Nov, 3 elections, He also re; ithrated his earlier position on presidential campaign that it w a @mistake for Negroes to become identified with either the Demo- cratic or Republican parties. ~~? - wy a aS 0 NOT AEVOR~ WB RON 2S 1964 ——" ——— Tolson Belmont Mohr Casper Callahan Conrad DeLoach Evans Gale Resen Sullivan Tavel Trotter Tele Room Holmes Gandy pic \ The Washington Post and Times Herald The Washington Daily News The Evening Star w York Herald Tribune New York Journal-Ameftican New York Mittor New York Daily News New York Post The New York Times The Worker The New Leader The Wall Street Journd] The National Observer Pp le's “world wr “ re senryr paths: Hab he, Tabebants” 12]