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4 . 4 GM 157-617). E. Free Ambulance Pronram Projected None Arrests and Convictions LARRY LITTLE, head of the Winston-Salem BPP Chapter, is scheduled to be tried the week of 6/25/73 in Forsyth County Superior Court, ‘inston-Salem, N. C., on a chrrge of cerryins a concerled werpon. This chorge dems from a January, 1971, incident when LITTLE was observed by Forsyth County Sherifits Neouties, Vineton-Solom, I. C., te be corrying a .25 ecliher 4 stol. Three BPP members at High Point, N. C., also lnow as the “Iligh Point 3" are in jail in North Caroline serving seven to ten year sentences resulting from 7 conviction on charges of armed with a deadly vernon. Pinences During May, 1973, sources reported that the Netionel Episcopal Church approved a $35,700 grant to the Winston-Salem branch of the BPP for the purpose of opernting a non-emergency medical fransnorntion project in Winston-Salem, N. C. Sources reported that most of the money has already been received by the Vanthers, who inturn hove paid 315,000 ensh For on ambiance (delivery dote set for 8/29/73), end puxehesed 2 1970 Ford Station Ungon, 2 1970 Ford Econoline ven ent » 1970 iiercury sutomobile, “11 of the above vehicles heve bean Financed, with the exeantion of the ambulance. Also, construction hes bherun ona gnroge, locsted near BPP Headquarters, toa house the cbove +} vehicles. Nowever, sources report thet not oll of tha Eniscoprl Church money has gone for the non-emergency modice® trennvortetio project. An wntnovn emount of the church money ves forverded to BLP Uerdquerters, Oaklond, Colifornia, ond wtilined in Rony snap wn for linyor of Oalclnnd. Also, some oF SEALE's reneod® com: