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THE BLACK PANTHER: At meeting you spoke of the «BI agent "i who is conducting surveillance on several community leaders here, What is his name, and how was his q spying conducted? ALLEN: His name was Zachery Lowe, ; ; He was an FBI agent working out of the '% North Carolina Main Office, He was working with the FBI on the narcotics Ase 2 oo Cade Fete Wl a '% traffic that they believe to be circulat- _# ing around the Dungeon and the Golden 2 Py Stag, night clubs along La Savage ay ride Oat! ; Street str ip. iit ice eet oe NPE! i tet the Liberty He called me several . times by phone on my job and wanted z tO set up a surveillance team with : himself and a couple of other officers, " We kept in close contact by phone, 4 iF icy ly, he wanted to know if there was One of the things he wanted to know was how Lee Faye Mack, who runs the Everybody isa Star dress shop, got base money enough to get her operation off the ground. Second- any use of heroin in the Dungeon, and erol tamngeo ja! “tem KEROX SEP 14 1973 ALLEN: Yes, 2r -n namedCtha Mc- Manus was pai. .o infilerate the Black Panthers when they first started here. Two months ago, during the trial of Reverend Ben Chavis in Wilmington, the FBI had agents who were follow- ing Larry Little’s movements from Wilmington back here to the Panther headquarters, (Reverend Ben Chavis, a Wilmington Black activist, was ac- : m~ vrAar quitted of false accessory to murder charges last June.) THE BLACK PANTHER: What per- Sons Were under surveillance by the city’s police? ALLEN: Lhad a meeting with Captain Masters, who is captain of the detec- tive division in this city, He wanted me to get any information I could con- cerning the activities of Black Pan- ther leaders, Lee Faye Mack, Rodney Sumler and the Witherspoon brothers who own the Golden Stag Club. CONTINUED 3 pe NPR Ett men rem Meee pemree ropawrety rae mre ete eens ae : : -———_——— - om ” a