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tee same 8 FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-64) ¢ i} 1 ' 1 1 i} FBI 1 i} Date: i { Transmit the following in — —o TT ype in plaintext or code) } ' Via — — (Priority) h CE 157-617) eee Looe The BPP has never settled its past due account with the telephone company, and as a result the BPP members utilize a pay telephone which has been installed at the headquarters building. A. SOURCES OF INCOME During November, 1972, the party ordered or received an estimated 2,000 copies of the BPP newspaper which were delivered via air frei Distribution Manager. during 11/72, and sources repor' e@ group continues Co operate on a cash basis and through the use of bank money orders. -: The estimated 2,000 copies of the BPP newspaper represents a substantial reduction in the number of papers sold during November as compared with October's sale. This reduction could logically be attributed to the fact that the Pantter members were busy soliciting donations from local businessmen for their upcoming December Survival Day Rally. The Panther members continue their policy of traveling to various cities throughout the State of North Carolina to sell their pppprs. Source reported no further information concerning the Winston-Salem BPP Chapter being named beneficiary of a $7,000 insurance policy on one of its former members, JOSEPH E, WADDELL. The chapter members received word on 10/25/72 that the party had been named the beneficiary of this policy. During November, 1972, the Panther members continued in their efforts of soliciting food for the Survival Day Rally being planned for 12/72. The date for this rally has again | been changed and is now scheduled for 12/17/72, the original date. Approved: Sent M Per Special Agent in Charge U.S.Government Printing Office: 1972 — 455-574