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‘ FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-64) _ i} t 1 ( i} FBI H 1 Date: 1 1 Transmit the following in ! (Type in plaintext or code) 4 1 V: aa (Priority) — CE 157-6171 Loo _ FACTIONALISM During April, 1972, no information was received other than that the Winston-Salem, N.C., group continues to follow HUEY P. NEWTON. PART IL The following is a summary of the BPP activities in the Charlotte Division: * The Free Breakfast for Children Program is the one : community service program which continues to receive support from the locat community. This program is the vehicle used by the BPP chapter to solicit donations. Lack of food.and limited funds restrict the program, however, this program under the direction of MARY MC DONALD was able to feed approximately 10-12 children daily during the month of 4/72, This program also continues to be a principal source of food for the BPP members residing at BPP Headquarter The Free Pest Control Program under the direction of GRADY FULLER continues to operate in the Black neighborhood] FULLER operates this program principally alone through the use of a hand sprayer and insecticide donated by local merchant. During 4/72, the N.C. Supreme Court reversed a prior lower court ruling which @quashed the indictment of BPP leaders, LARRY LITTLE, JULIUS CORNELL and GRADY FULLER. All three were allowed to continue free on bond and no date has been fixed as yet for their trial. BPP members have been conferring with defense attorneys in anticipation of aw’ early trial date. aOR eis Approved: Sent M Per Special Agent in Charge YU. s. GOVERNMENT PrinTING OFFICE. 1971 ER Re pare Nee