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o 6 RE: TONY BERNARD ALFORD The name TONY ALFORD ia listed as a plaintiff in ‘this matter and describes ALFORD as well as the other plaintiffs as Negroes who frequent the "People's House" at 316 South Turner, Charlotte, North Carolina, a voluntary congregation of individuals concerned with improving the lot of the black race who are actively preparing themselves for membership in the BPP, attended a meeting on June 1969 at 316 South Turner Street. In attendance at this meet were between 15 and 20 people who allegedly represented various organizations. = “on sune i ‘so fl T-1 advised that TONY ALFORD TONY ALFORD allegedly represented the Afro Amcricsn Unity Organization at this meeting. The purpose of this meeting was to form alliances between various organizations and any other organizations in the city. This organization ‘supposedly would alleviate some of the problems that exist _ in the present system as it stands. On June 4, 1969, T-1 advised TONY ALFORD attended a meeting of the potential BPP on Moy & 1963, ALFORD was one of people at this meeting. On June 25, 1969, T-1 identified a photograph of TONY ALFORD who was present at a public rally sponsored by the Afro American Unity Organization in Charlotte, North . Carolina on May 24, 1969, a The Afro American i > according to is an zation made up o. ack membership with no national or state affiliations which has since 1968 been unsucces=faily attempting to affiliate nationally with the BPP. On June 25, 1969, and again on July 18, 1969, T-1 advised that TONY ALFORD is known as a member of the Afro American Unity Organization and at one time had been in temporary charge of security at meetings. my