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- FDU*36 (Rev. 5-22-64) Piya Mh. FBI Date: Transmit the following in (Type in plaintext or code} (Priority) 1 persons in attendance. This significantly smaller tur out can be at least partly attributable to the late notice given the Black Community by the BPP Chapter. ere ee ree The August 27, 1972, rally consisted of the distribution of 100 bags of groceries free of charge, testing area residents for sickle cell anemia and providing an opportunity for voter registation. The Survival Program was held at Oak and 10% Streets, Winston-Salem, N. C., one of the poorest neighborhoods in Winston-Salem, and the former residence of LARRY LITTLE. Funds and groceries for the rally were obtained through donations to the BPP. The Free Clothing Program is still functioning in a somewhat sporadic manner, as is the Free Pest Control Program. However, the Free Breakfast for Children Program has not as yet resumed operation, although indications were that it would resume at the start of the school term in the fall. The George Jackson Liberation School continues to operate each Saturday afternoon and is attended by approximately eight school age children, who receive free lunches prior to class. The BPP Chapter continues to promote its image of community service and has avoided any confrontations or displays of violence. CE 157-6171 July 30, 1972, rally which saw approximately two thousand | Approved; Sent LM Per Special Agent in Charge #U.5.Government Printing Office: 1972 — 455-574 ~ _ ae er ed OO By sely eee A ; : Toe Aye ly . Hee . — Pg < Pa 7 i Be how ee Deion gon, OP alee ey ey ret, aad Seg” Peta il OL SOE Se ee ; paatiends eS oO a Pen perce Se OE et i in OL I OT GG get Te OE aie NE nner Ae eae