“...Where did Malcolm find the time to get a rather dumpy and unprepossessing White high school girl on the other side of the country pregnant with his boy child?”
You’re wasting your time asking me, I can’t see any evidence that she was the mother. As for MX, here are some clues to his movements at the time:
TIMELINE:
http://www.brothermalcolm.net/mxtimeline.html
MALCOLM AND SUKARNO:
http://www.niu.edu/cseas/news/BulletinArchives/ArchivesList2011/02_21_11_bulletin.pdf
This week’s CSEAS lecture: Laura Iandola on Malcolm X and Sukarno’s Indonesia
History graduate student Laura Iandola will present “Malcolm X, Sukarno’s Indonesia, and the Politics of Bandung” at this week’s center lecture from noon to 12:50 p.m. Friday, Feb. 25, in Room 110 in the Campus Life Building. Sukarno, Indonesia’s first president, and Malcolm X, the African-American Muslim leader, met in New York in 1956. Their close connection continued until 1965, when Malcolm X was assassinated by three members of the Nation of Islam two weeks before he was slated to speak at the Asian-African Islamic Conference in Jakarta. Iandola explores their little-known relationship to illuminate their ideological affinities as well as the Cold War politics of the Third World at the time. Bring your lunch and feed your mind.
Malcolm X Letter
to Elijah Muhammad
March 25, 1959
http://www.nathanielturner.com/malcolmxletter.htm
http://newsone.com/nation/associatedpress4/malcolm-xs-daughters-unhappy-with-new-book/
Two of Malcolm X’s daughters are unhappy that a new biography alleges their parents’ marriage was strained and that their mother – and possibly their father – were unfaithful.
And yet, people have commented on a resemblance between Barack II and grandpa he-Stanley. It's closer than any resemblance to Barack Sr. or Malcolm or Frank Marshall Davis. It's possible he-Stanley and Malcolm X got together, I suppose, but not that they could have conceived a child.