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“ea obeon as | cel ie Mo pic D & ja (Rev. 12+14 8. Millia 3 of Brooklyn said that Ne ms believed’ “Tatton | aia the bombing. Williams said that as soon as the papers could be filed in the asper Callahan Conrad viction 1 By JACK ‘MALLON and GERALD K Black Nationalist leader Male who was fire-bombed out of his East Elmhurst, Queens, home early Sunday, was the victim of a legal bomb yes- terday. He was ordered evicted immediately from the one-family brick and Shingle I house at 23- 11 97th St. The eviction ruling came in the midst of suggestions by his rivals, the Black Mus- lims, that if anybody bombed the neat little home, it was Malcolm. nr | Maleoim, who defected from lthe Chicago-based sect of Elijah ‘Muhammad about a year ago, -, has been saying ever since that the Black Muslims were out to ; get bim. cet _ Suspects the Muslims After he and his family were forced to flee the blazing house Sunday, he intimated that the Black Muslims were the instiga- tors of this, the latest, of his troubles. The chief Black Muslim spokes- man yesterday was Jimmy X, head of Temple of Islam Mosque No. 7 at 102 E. 116th St. He said he believed Malcolm waa the perpetrator of the bombing. “IT believe he got his desired effect,” Jimmy X said. “He loves a crowd; he loves publicity. He is obsessed with the idea _that we're after him.” Denies a Muslim Plot He denied that the Black Mus- lims had plotted against Mal- colm’s life, a charge that Mal- colm has repeatedly made. i Jimmy X said it wag ridiculous ‘ to think that the Black Muslims would damage the East Elmhurst huise when they were about to by action of a city marshal.” & gain possession. uslim attort Malcolm had been ordered to! A a a = move out by Jan, 81 Civ} ic. surisa a OUTS eeecte waSUrice v¥ ai. { - Maleolm X Teoubles pile sem 1, Further Stay or a hearing a wee ago | on . petition by Malcolm's at-. torneys to vacate the decision. The Black Nationalist leader, his © wife and four daughters contin- ued to live in the house pending, Wahl’s new ruling, which made] yesterday, Wahl denied any further stays, refused to vacate his original eviction notice and wrote: “Mal- colm X can be moved forthwith : 12a ores) ah ~ ot ar rarere a ne new eviction decision, a marshal Feit would move to remove Malcolm's Gale possessions from the house. pc Rosen t&@ Malcolm at Hotel Suiliva was no linger a Black Muslim ' probe yesterday into the bomb- ‘ing. A lab test showed that the -was gasoline. Police were baffled lieved, it had been tos=*d into Fone Black Muslim had officially ization’s apparent belief that Malcolm arranged his exit from . thevtreetts’ home. —_—_— c [Kor Malcolm himself was reported at the Hotel Theresa in Harlem. Tavel His family was believed to be Trotter staying with friends. oT The bombed-out house has been ele Room the center of contention between Holmes Malcolm and the Black Muslims Gandy since he decided to leave the or- ganization. They said the resi- dence was bought for a Black Muslim Jegder and that Maleolm is Y seeder. Malcolm said the house was given to him by his supporters. Police Probe Goes On Queens police continued thei jiquid in a glass jug found on a dresser in one of the bedrooms about how it came to rest upright atop-a dresser since, it vas be- the house through a window. At a late hour yesterday, not transmitted to police the organ- The Washington Post and Times Herald The Washington Daily News The Evening Star New York Herald Tribune New York Journgl-American New York Daily News New York Post The New York Times Baltimore Sun of lf ke w Worker The New Leader 3GF FPP E NOP ee ene p 76 FEB 23 i965 Sb Tin gr 72 rs] elias The Wail Street Journa! _ The Notional Observer People’s World =~, P + — — =~. —- Date fy e ys