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tT Brock Peters, wife of the Ne- gro acto¥T"Mrs. Betty Frank Lomax, former wife of the Saas eeeitese Tales Tame oes ANT gg. Willi AMS LALLA, - Miss Lincoln: the novelist Paule Marshall, and a Man- hattan lawyer, Florynce R. Eennedy. The group has established an ofice at 8 E. 48th &t., to receive public contributions to help Malcolm's widow. The members said they had sold “over 1,000 tickets” to yester- day's fete, and had received quite unexpected help. Schenley’s and Bambergers Department Stores joined smaller business groups and Harlem peopgle in donating equipment and refreshments for boar-testfval,” said a com- waitt+ae moar haw bee LULL. “We have almost no over- head. And to make . Shabazz gets all the receipts,” she added, “we've temporarily made her treasurer.” Mrs. Marshall, whose books “Brown Girl, Brownstones,” and “Soul Clap Hands and Sing" were published by Ran. dom House and Atheneum, emphasized that “we are strictly non-political.” But Mrs. Lomax snapped: ‘We'd like to see the white American public show some of the compassion for Mrs. Shabazz that they showed In donating £60,000 to Lee Har- vey Oswald's widow. “T personally don't consider Malcolm guilty of anything wrong. But nobody, even his detractors, ca nequate him with Oswald. Yet édacinaOs- wald je zearad for” Peau 1 Cmaies aul. ~