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FaD-36 (Rev. 5-22-64) f aa _ ; i ay | as 7% | . we | St ‘ ; © FBI = t Date: 2/22/71 cs 4 £ 7” re at We wstue in ITQnsmilt the 1rollowing in (Type in plaintext or code} {Priority} { : DIRECTOR, FBI (105-165706 Sub 8) eS ren de r I t | t 1 J | | wee tel a DR . te ete cade HA eon ee F p i ayes rag ee . FROM: SAC, CHARLOTTE (157-6171) suBsEcT < BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP) FINANCES RACIAL MATTERS LAY ag iy “+ Pall . ' Re Charlotte airtel] to Bureau, 1/20/71. During 1/71, the Winston-Salem National Committee to Combat Fascism (NCCF) operated from 1616 East 23rd Street, A\ 1127 East 23rd Street, with a pad at 1386 Wilson Street, all S. Winston-salem, N. C. A Community Center was operated at 612 nN Hulda Street, High Point, N. Cc. 2 A. gources of Income eo OUd . ‘ During 1/71, the group ordered or received an S estimated 9,300 copies of the BPP Newspaper, 2,000 copies of 7 x which were given free due to their difficulties with finances. ™ ve RICKIE ALTHEA HOOPER handled newspaper sales at High Point, 0 N. C., and EDWARD McQUEEN handled sales at Winston-Salem, N. C. i B. Foreign Sources Kee. s05~- 165706 - S-Y6 te None reported. Tr ° MAR 4073 # re Twelve and one-half cents per copy for each newspaper is sold with the exception of the 2,000 free copies is remitted to California. This would total $912.50 if all papers were sold. See EARS o oR C2)- Bureau (RM) l = San Prancisco (157-1485) (RM) 2 - Charlotte Aaa % Pe RPT en al ° a 1s! ~~ caer w ee A ee, lial . i ae en rc nti ccs - teens . t - a