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CT $5?-Glal Wo vised that in connect ron with a "Save Marie 7 ay emonstration at Poleigh, North Carolina, lanuary &, 1970, a rally was held vith a number of speakers, once Of whom was LARRY LITTLE who was introduced as the Minister of Information for the BPP at Winston-Salem, North Carolina. On January 9, 1970, a recording of the speeches was nade QM The remarks of LARRY LITILE referred to Point Number 8 of the BPP 10-Point Program as set forth by Minister of Defense HUEY P, NEWTON desiring a]] black people to be freed from prison because they did not receive a fair trial. LITTLE also condemned the “racist, fascist. imperialist court system" of North Carolina. He ended his speech by stating "black power to black people and panther power to BPP," On February 10, 1970, a flyer was noted on the door of the BPP Office, 1210 East Fifth Street, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, by a Special Agent of the FBI. This flyer called for a BPP birthday ratly. February 15, 1970. 1n honor of HUEY P, NEWTON, The flyer listed a number of local speakers and sets forth that the children from the free breakfast program and liberation school would perform, It is noted in connection witb tnis rally on February 4, 1970, SF T-16 reported that was to determine if anyone was available from the national BPP office to speak at the February 15. 1970, celebration at Winston-Salem, North Carolina. On February 16. 1970, = reported 300 to 400 people attended the HUEY P, NEWTON birthday rally at Winston-Salem, North Carolina, where ROBERT T, GREER. Defense Captain, of the NCCF, acted as master of ceremonies, Leaflets handed out indicated Winston-Salem, North Cerolina, NCCF 1s considered to be an organizing bureau of the BPP, The contents of the speeches dealt with the "No Knock" law and were the routine militant type advocating violence with the exception of political candidate, WJLLIF F, SMITH, who was not a BPP member and was opposed to the violence as called fur by the NCCF. Much was said about the panthers killed 10 the past by the police, A transcript of a tape recording of speeches made at the rally indicates that JACKIE PEOPLES and ROBERT T, GREER acted as masters of ceremonies. GREER called for the