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Ba Dab Bigatti ta! Seen = pate ene APM ORR MUNA Se, ” sa He pelle Sicilia: ae u I SCE RS EDIE ea, teagan, gees se gah bra al Ar UL ese tore al oe Baaeter Lee ted eet al CE 157-6171 D. FINANCES wo. OL 3 The Wins North Carolina, BPP Chapter was 2 ee em, given a check for $7,000 from the insurance company of JOSEPH E. WADDELL, BPP member who died in Central Prison, Raleigh, North Carolina, during June, 1972. WADDELL named the Winst on- Salem BPP Chapter as beneficiary of a $7,000 insurance policy on himself. Some of this money went for the December, 1972, BPP sponsored Survival Day Rally held at Winston-Salem, North Carolina, at which the BPP had on hand $2,600 in cash. The remainder of the $7,000 was in LARRY LITTLE'’s possession. ,, - = —_ The principal source of income for the North Carolina BPP chapter is through the sale of the Black Panther weekly newspaper published by the BPP, The chapter receives approximate y 2-5,000 copies of the BPP newspaper each month wich are sent by air freight from the printer in New York ,, City. i al ny The newspaper sclis for 25 cents each and half of the proceeds from newspaper sales is forwarded to BPP ' Headquarters in Oakland, California. LU The BPP also supplements its income by soliciting donations for the various programs as well as for bond money and legal defense money for its various members who have been prosecuted or are awaiting prosecution. 1) Tne BPP operates on a cash basis and a cash box is maintained at BPP Headquarters under the control of LARRY Members of the BPP are unemployed and devote their full time to their BPP activities which includes extensive travel throughout North Carolina selling the BPP newspapers. , ) o , 12