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* FD-36 (Rew. $-22-64) FBI Date: Transmit the following in (Type in plaintext or code! 1 ) t (Priority) 1 L CE 157-6171 The ambulance service has been interrupted continuous] during this period as a result of costly repairs, and funds are not available to meet all bills incurred. uv At the present time, the Ambulance Program is not operational . However, the program has been operative during the reporting period, and sources indicate the BPP is determined __to keep the program going if only on a limited basis. Vv PART II The following is a summary of the BPP activities in the Charlotte Division for the months of January, February, \) and March, 1975: The BPP at Winston-Salem, N. C., continues to maintain headquarters at 1333 North Patterson Avenue in Winston-Salem, and Panther members continue to reside at 1106-D East 19th Street, Winston-Salem, N, C., regarded as a ,) BPP pad. During this period, BEATRICE FULTON, the Party's Secretary, became less active and is no longer the Secretary for the BPP, and those duties have been taken over by MARIE , ) MOORE. : During this period, the BPP, under the leadership of LARRY LITTLE as the Director of Public Relations, seized upon the popular quote, "Free JOANN LITTLE," cause in North Carolina. JOANN LITILE, a black female from Beaufort County, N. C., has been charged with the murder of a Beaufort County Jailor while she was a prisoner in the Beaufort County Jail during August, 1974. Black organizations and others are charging JOANN LITTLE (no relation to LARRY LITTLE) was the victim of a sexual attack by the jailor, and if she had been a white woman, no charges would have been made as she had the right to defend herself. LARRY LITTLE has been placed in Approved; — Sent MM Per Special Agent in Charge U.S.Government Printing Office: 1972 — 455-574