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FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-64) “~~ ul ‘ i) i} 1 FBI \ Date: H ' Transmit the following in ! (Type in plaintext or code} 1 Via 4 (Priority) 1 CE 157-6171 e+ +++ bo---~-- - The Free Clothing Program was launched on 3/18/72, at BPP Ileadquarters. This program, under the direction of BEATRICE FULTON, had solicited new and used clothing which was given away on a first-come first-serve basis on 3/18/72. The supply of clothing was exhausted the first day, however, and FULTON expressed the opinion that it was questionable if the Free Clothing Program would continue. The George Jackson Liberation School for School Age ° Children was launched in 3/72, at BPP Headquarters, however, “ lack of participants and direction by BPP members resulted in 4 the prompt cancellation of this program. During 3/72, the BPP Chapter was forced to close their location at 400A Loflin St., High Point, W.C. due to lack of,funds to pay the back rent.- The 2 or 3 members residing in High Point were moved to BPP Headquarters in Winston-Salem, ‘The two apartments rented by the BPP in Winston-Salem, H.C, are located on property thai has been purchased by the Urban Renewal Project and are slated to be torn down, ‘the BPP Chapter is undecided about what action to Fale and continue to utilize these apartments on a temporary asis. : In an effort to boost the sagging moral of the BPP Chapter "lfustang Sally”, a well-known local female impersonatoy, arranged a party at BPP Headquarters on 3/4/72. Prior to the party, "lustang Sally" made improper advances to a \inston-Salem PD Vice-Squad officer and was arrested. ‘Sally's!’ associates carried on in the best tradition and put on an exhibition at BPP Headquarters labeled as a "Belly and Heat Party.'' Four female impersonators offered a concoction of heroin and spanish fly to those in attendance and to the participants. \fter consuming this mixture they stripped and did a "belly dance" followed by a “homosexual orgy in Approved: —______________s Sent M Per Special Agent in Charge U.S, GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1971 —413=198