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ee. mete aga SESW TMD TINTS I BI TIMER oo ne % eee 4 ae +s htt RETO Iai, 8. ASA bith ttn AA He “A gt ha wae ce | sie we wel tense ee ro Fe “ae he c is aed ~ a2. ms Cres x As eh td oTehen ROL B x 4 > ys ae soy eet, ot Coe oy, tte te pines age lae id ‘*". oy 4t EO EE Fel Date: ee eee eee i ee Transmit the following in (Type in plaintext or code) 1 Vio wy (Priority) 1 CE 157-6171 None. It is noted, however, that the BPP Chapter held an open house at their Patterson Headquarters on 10/24/71, where LARRY LITTLE spoke before the small number of guests that showed up. The open house was held in an effort to gain support from the local community. No formal Speeches, however, were made by BPP members during October, 1971. | ARRESTS AND CONVICTIONS None. FACTIONALISM During August, 1971, no information was received other than that a Winston-Salem, N. C., group continues to follow HUEY P. NEWTON. A Detroit source had advised that the BPP Cleaver Faction underground has moved to an undiscovered North Carolina location. Contacts with extremist sources have not substantiated this allegation. PART II The following is a summary of BPP activities in the Charlotte Division: The Free Breakfast for Children Program which began on 9/6/71, at BPP Headquarters, 1333 North Patterson Avenue, continues to feed approximately eight (8) to ten (10) children each day. This program is headed by MARY MC DONALD -3- Sent —_ lM Per Special Agent in Charge w U. &. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1971 — 4123-138 Approved: ener: hr eae Syas Renae ee <- ares: wae SU Sats tt ae oe TOMES tee greg a eee rt