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# DULLES, NOVEL SUBPENAEDContinued from Page 1Garrison also asserted that she has succeeded in identifying the assassination of President Kennedy as an operation conducted by elements of the CIA. The DA further charged that the Warren Commission suppressed certain documents which may have a bearing on the case.Garrison also claimed that Ferrie, and had visited many times with attorney Dean A. Andrews Jr., who has since been convicted of perjury after testifying in connection with the probe.LINKED TO BRADLEYInformation has been given to the DA's office which located Novel at No Name Key in Florida, where a number of CIA employes were training for an invasion of Cuba," the request added.It further says that Novel has associated with Edgar Eugene Bradley of North Hollywood, California, the second living man, along with retired New Orleans businessman Clay L. Shaw, to be charged by Garrison with conspiring to kill President Kennedy."Gordon Novel, by his own public admissions, sold his business and left the city to avoid not only the aforedescribed subpena (of March 17, 1967) but also a new, subpena which he knew had been issued but not served," continued the request."Subsequent to the issuance of the warrant (for his arrest as a material witness), Gordon Novel disguised himself in the clothing of a member of a particular religious order and by stealth and furtiveness returned to the state of Louisiana and removed his auotmobile."by the Warren Commission to and Dulles say they will be granted immunity from arrest in Louisiana on matters which may have occurred before their entrance into the state to comply with the subpena order.Dulles now lives in New York and Novel has been residing in Columbus, Ohio, since fleeing Louisiana last year.The call for Novel also alleges that he was an associate of Ferrie, and had visited many times with attorney Dean A. Andrews Jr., who has since been convicted of perjury after testifying in connection with the probe.GRANTED IMMUNITYThe Subpena request further stated that Novel, former operator of a Rampart st lounge, had enlisted CLA aid in order to avoid having to return to New Orleans for Garrison, and that the late Davidow Ferrie was employed by the CIA while Dulles was at the helm.Ferrie died last Feb 22. He was named by Garrison as being one of the alleged conspirators in plotting the murder of Kennedy.In his statement to The Times-Picayune, Novel outlined-his-position on Garrison's latest move in five points. The text of Novel's statement follows:"Number One My primary business in New Orleans was, and still is in the electronic intelligence equipment manufacturing field. I am not a night club owner. That was merely a hobby.My customers, beside the United States government, were many Louisiana politicons, including Mr Garrison, ay the governor and the office the mayor of the city of New leans. My personal stereo and monaural tape library is exten-sive.# WILL CALLEDGarrison Asks Dulles to Testify March 8A new subpena and a renewed subpena were issued Friday by District Attorney Jimy Garrison in his Kennedy assassination probe-the first for an former Central Intelligence Agency director and the second for a long-sought former bar operator alleged to have CIA connections.The new Grand Jury's subpena issued by Garrison's office was for Allen W. Dulles, the of the controversial CIA intills Sept. 27, 1961, who is asked to appear before the Orleans Parish Grand Jury March 8 and to give testimony in connection with the DA's s investigation of President John F. Kennedy.The other subpena called for Gordon Novel. Earlier efforts for, the appearance Garrison to have Novel in here, to testify have been inNOT DECIDEDFriday night, Novel told The Times-Picayune by telephone from Columbus, Ohio that he had not read the new subpena and had not yet decided whether, to play my game for his Garrison's).Novel also said that he may return to testify in New Orleans if Presidents Lyndon B. Johnson and the CIA pay for his personal financial losses incurred over the past year while included as a figure in the investigations.The subpenas for both Dulles and Novel were Issued through the court of Criminal District Judge Matthew S. Braniff.BY CIA ELEMENTSIn asking for the Dulles sub-pena, Garrison's office claimed that he would have pertinent knowledge as to substantial reports that Lee Harvey Oswald was an agent and or employe of the CIA. Oswald was saidCont. in Sec. 1, Page 14, Col. 3