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fens ’ \ ~ ~FD-36 (Rev, 5-22-64) FBI Date: Transmit the following in (Type in plaintext or code} (Priority) CE_ 157-6171 ° 4 The free pest control program, under the direction of GRADY FULLER, continues to operate in the black neighborhoo and residents are encouraged to sign up at BPP headquarters to avail themselves of this program. A GEORGE JACKSON Liberation School was inaugurated for school age children to be held at 2:00 p.m. on each Saturday. Approximately eight to ten school age children have been attending this school with the inducement of receiving a free lunch prior to each class. i During the month of July, 1972, the entire BPP 0 chapter concentrated its efforts in arranging for a community survival rally which was held on 7/30/72. This rally, under the personal direction of LARRY LITTLE, was an on-again, off-again affair until the last minute, when several local supermarkets donated sufficient food for the BPP to give away bags of groceries. As set forth above, the rally was held at the predominantly black public housing project in Winston- Salem, North Carolina, at which time approximately 1,000 bags of grocerics were given away, free sickle cell anemia tests given to approximately 800 people, and approximately 500 people were registered to vote. All available BPP members participated in this rally which LARRY LITTLE proclaimed as a huge success in view of the large turnout of people. LITTLE used tinis rally to announce that he plens to run for polivical office in the future; however, he did not specify whot office he has in mind. BPP members passed out a brochure which accused North Carolina Central Prison officials of the murder of BPP member JOSEPH WADDELL, who died in Central Prison, Raleigh, North Carolina, on 6/13/72, of a heart attack. This brochure stated that the free bags of groceries given away at the rally on 7/30/72 were in memoriam to JOSEPII WADDELL. ER bina Ravers Approved: _0. ee Sent LM Per Special Agent in Charge £U.S.Government Printing Office: 1972 — 455-574