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mo La Ae at cae rie ee een yw. BRIS rare 6 FL+36 Gia, . Transmit the following in 5-22-64) _ | ( I t . { FBI Date: { { (Type in plaintext or code) (Priority) i CE 157-6171 L during November, 1971, however, sources report the group continues to operate on a Cash basis and through the use of bank money orders. Sources report RUSSELL MCDONALD and LARRY LITTLE have not been getting along; accordingly, MCDONALD has not been handling distribution of the BPP Newspaper on a regular basis. DARRELL HOPKINS, a 19-year old high school student and member of the BPP Chapter has been handling BPP Newspaper sales, which has resulted in a backlog of unsold BPP newspapers. The BPP Chapter continues to solicit food from local merchants to support the Free Breakfast for Children Program. The Pet Milk Dairy has been donating milk on a regular basis, and the Merita Bakery, which is located in a black neighborhood, has continued to donate food for this program. Sources report that the BPP members themselves have been eating most of the food that is donated leaving very little for the children. MARY McDONALD handles the Free Breakfast for Children Program, which is operated out of BPP Headquarters, 1333 North Patterson Avenue. She has continually complained to LARRY LITTLE about having insufficient food to feed the children and that the program will have to be discontinued unless additional donations can be obtained. RUSSELL MCDONALD has suggested the BPP move its headquarters to Greenville, N. C., where he feels that they woul have more community support; however, LARRY LITTLE, head of the BPP Chapter, has strongly Opposed this idea and insists the chapter will remain in Winston-Salem. LITTLE has instructed BPP members to increase their efforts to sell BPP newspapers in cities outside Winston-Salem, N. C. B. FOREIGN SOURCES None reported. Approved; WW Sent LM Per Speciai Agent in Charge wang : aes = eee ee mt ae Ise BS ota et Fe ETI a NR en aE ey