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woe ——_———g CE 157-6171 The article further indicated that the jus reduced the felony charges to misdemeanors and Brothers F and JULIUS received 6 month suspended sentences, while Brother, GRADY received 90 days. Each was fined $250. ‘ Rinpdcearenee ee ee B. COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES 1. Free Programs ~*~ Free Clothing Program functions on a very Limited J £ [ basis. pe Free Pest Control Program is not operational,’ ) tL perational. Breakfast for Children Program is not | George Jackson Liberation School is not operational, ) r i, 2. Survival Day Rally , a The Black Panther Party, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, sponsored a Survival Day Program on December 17, ar — 3 PE A Bes: = 1972, at the North Elementary School in Winston-Salem, North : Carolina. The program began at approximately 3 P.M. and ended i ‘ at 5:30 P.M. proximately 700 persons were in attendance, i a figure well above the anticipated number. In view of the g large crowd, the BPP members were completely disorganized. ' ’ f Approximately $2,600 worth of merchandise was given a away during this Survival Day Program, including shoes, pants, a pajamas, underwear, coats for children, boots, and other co necessary items for the winter months. Many of these items =e were obtained from a local discount warehouse. J Rad 2 Ea A total of 250 sickle cell anemia shots were given Bd during the program and 96 people registered to vote. vi In view of the crowd assembled, LARRY LITTLE determined it was an excellent opportunity to speak to the community and hurriedly put together a brief program which was emceed by HAZEL MAE MACK, a member of the North Carolina Chapter of the BPP. MACK introduced the following speakers: v