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a. girls’ bedroom. Noa one ak ac ue 2 Oe know how it got there, He's Not Surprised Later, Malcolm X said, “I didn't see anyone but I sensed there was someone out there. It could have been done by any one of many. I’m not surprised that it was done. It doesn't frighten me. It doesn't quiet me down in any way or shut me up. “I intend to point out to the people of New York who I think ~ is behind this and what will de-_ velop from it, if something is not done about it.” Attempts on His Life Asked if he knew any reason why his home should be bombed, he lavghed. For the Jast year, ever since he left the Black Mus. ims to head his own black na- tionalist movement, he has been insisting Muhammad's group has heen conducting a reign of terror against all those who either have lefc the movement or who are the atoning t4 AA oA BT Tertl ed ao so. seemed an Policeman inspects damage {NEWS foto by George Lockhart) in home of Malcolm X. reporter of several recent at- tempts on his life. “They almost got me in front of my bouse on July 5,” he said. “They didn’t try to use guns. They had blades. There were four of them and when I got into my ear, they rushed the cay, I drov way, came back and got m ifle, By that time, they were one.” . Last December, he said, 20 j ta tro" Muslims burst inte a Haryou Not eng ago, he told a News| meeting in Harlem. The Haryou; officials locked him in an office until police could be called. He asserted the “reign of ter- ror” has been sparked by the Black Muslims’ dwindling mem- bership—from a high of 100,000 in 1969 to less than 10,000 at present. He said that in an effort to maintain the group's strength, Elijah has been using a specia enforcement unit of the Peasteot Islam movement to coerce all (a ata those threatening to disassariate selves from the organization. I Flies to Detroit Yesterday. morning Malcolm X flew to Detroit to address an Afro-American rally. At night he was slated to address one of a series of rallies at the Audubon Ballroom, 166th St. and Broad- way. ; . Police were alerted for possible trouble at the meeting between ‘the opposing black nationalist groups. Ownership of the bembed-out Queens house—in g mixed neigh- borhood—has been a cause of dis- pute between the groups for some time. The Muslims said it was bought for one of their leaders and Malcolm X is no longer a : e has refused te move out. The case is in th