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\nnc 50460ARNOLDADOFF  \nUS $4.25/$5.95 CAN  \nISBN 0-06-442118-X  \n50425  \nIn the summer of 1953 Malcolm becamean assistant minister in Detroit TempleNumber One.Each day he went to theblack neighborhoods.He talked to peoplein restaurants and bars and on street cor-ners,hoping to convert them to theMuslim religion.  \nMalcolm X worked hard for the next sixyears.He founded new temples in Phila-delphia,New York,and many other cities.He made many speeches.\"Stand up foryour right to be men,\"he told his listeners.  \nMO LONGER PRCPERTYODENVER PUBLICI IBPARY  \n# MALCOLM X\n\nMALCOLMX  \nby Arnold Adoffillustrated by Rudy Gutierrez  \nHarperTrophy⑧A Division of HarperCollinsPublishers  \nHarperTrophy°is a registered rademark of HarperCollins Publishers Ine.  \nMalcolm X  \nText copyright o1970 by Armold Adoffllustrations copyright o2000 by Rudy Gutierrez  \nll ights reserved.No par of this book may be used or reproduced in any mannerwhatsoever without writen permission except in the case 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