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FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-64) } ( y, S&F ww oe ° *. FB! Date: eee oe ee ee Transmit the following in a Type in plaintext or code) rn riority) CE 157-6171 aie Looe _ ee ee ee ee ee ee eee ee a ee ee ee cscs cscs cs asa sae se LITTLE immediately assumed command of the BPP chapter and d announced that the North Carolina chapter would launch a new 4 series of "survival programs." Due to lack of finances, 4s however, no additional programs have been started to date; a however, the chapter is attempting to inaugurate a free iT? ambulance program and a Sickle Cell Anemia testing program, : coupled with a voter registration drive. The chapter has been $ unsuccessful in obtaining a velicle to use as an ambulance, ; and no one has been approved to handle Sickle Cell Anethia testing. HAZEL MACK and HAVEN HENDERSON continue to handle finances for the chapter. all financial transactions y order. E. MISCELLANEOUS “ INCOME Newspaper sales (approximately) $2,500.00 EXPENSES Newspapers 1,250.00 Freight on papers 80.00 Rent 100.00 Rent 40.00 Rent 40.00 No estimate could be made of unsold newspapers or the personal expenses of the members; however, sources report newspaper sales have improved since BPP members have been traveling throughout the state selling papers. Informants report that the group has improved its financial condition and LARRY LITTLE attributes this to the improved image of community service on the part of the BPP. Sources report, however, the BPP still has numerous outstanding unpaid bills. TOTAL $1,510.00 = i $ : g 7 Sent _W._ eM Per Special Agent in Charge w U. & GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1971 —a13—-135 Approved: 1 —--- ~ “ee i, oe th a “pein ath ee * wren aah wae! ois J en Aa ry mg! . SO ae _s , " eT Ewa Oe a5” a we ‘ eat” Oe es p RR ON a Sats” Fg eh _ Aye 48; Nap SA Se tp ee pada ae . wn ft ge MA ER SS eR i NA aed, eS - ne, we - “ee