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j FD-38 (Rev. $-22-64) FBI Date: (Type in plaintext or code) ! 1 | ( i} 1 1 1 ' t I Transmit the following in — 1 ( — 1 (Priority) CE_ 157-6171 eee bi--~~-- - i Both MACK and MALLOY talked about the efforts of the BPP to : . assist all black political prisoners. : On 7/30/72, the BPP sponsored a community survival rally in the parking lot of the Kimberly Housing Project, a predominantly black public housing project in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. HAZEL MAE MACK, BPP Communications Secretary, acted as master of ceremonies for this affair. LARRY LITTLE, head of the BPP Chapter, and Mrs. LEE FAYE MACK spoke to an assembled group of approximately 2,000 people. Both LITTLE and MACK stressed that the BPP was now a political organization and LITTLE announced that he planned to run for political office. ee «ARRESTS AND CONVICTIONS None. FACTIONALISM During July, 1972, no information was received other than that the Winston-Salem, North Carolina group continues to follow HUEY P. NEWTON. PART II The following is a summary of BPP activities in the Charlotte Division: Under the renewed leadership of LARRY LITTLE and with the apparent knowledge LITTLE gained during his six month stay in BPP Headquarters in Oakland, California, the Winston- Salem, North Carolina BPP Chapter increased its efforts to promote various so-calk d community survival programs. The free clothing program, under the direction of MARY MC DONALD, was successful in obtaining a large number of children's tennis shoes which were given away on 7/30/72 in conjunction with the BPP community survival rally. 2 ES Ae Dl act Approved: Sent _..- eM Per Special Agent in Charge #U.S.Government Printing Offi 972 — 455.574