11-N-224 11/19/62 On November 7, 1962, Mrs. L. C, CHAMPAGNE, Account Clerk, General Finance Corporation, 4135 South Carrollton Avenue, furnished the following information from her records concerning the subject's ‘account: ~ FERRIB purchased the above described 1960 Ford and financed it . through their office on June 2, 1960. He borrowed $2,518.56 and was to repay it in thirty-six monthly installments of $69.96 each. His” | last payment recorded on this account was on September 26, 1962 and his present balance is $888.54, Mrs. CHAMPAGNE stated that, as of October. 30, 1962, he was shown residing at 3330 Louisiana Avenue, New Orleans, Louisiana. te file reflects no relatives or associates of the subject and Mrs. CHAMPAGNE said she rated the account as a very poor credit risk and added the file contains about eight pages orf collection papers and procedures they have. had to institute to date in an effort to have him repay the loan. Information was received from a confidential source on November 6, 1962 that he had been discussing another. mat ter : with Eastern Air Lines Captain GEORGE By GREINER that date and the name of FERRIE was brought HW 54756 up. GREINER related he had been approached on or about November 5, 1962 by Jefferson Parish District Attorney FRANK LANGRIDGZ, Attorney — Go WRAY qr. and a Mr, ‘CROUCH, father of ERIC CROCHET, GREINER said these persons had asked that FERRIE be reinstated. ain his duties Docld:32263970 Page 300
HW 54756 Li-N-224 11/19/62 with Bastern. GRBINGR was informed by this group that charges. presently pending in Jezterson Parish against the subject were to be dismissed and these people implied that the charge of intimidation against the subject in Orleans Parish was slated to be dismissed in view of the reluctance of the complaining witness, ERIC CROUCHET, to substantiate hia original statement. , “Captain GRETIER told the source he had advised this group that the matter of ‘the subject's. reinstatement was not within the realm of his authority. | | Ia view of the above information, Orleans Parish District Attorney RUDOLPH Fe BECKER, Iii, was contacted November Ts 1962 and advised that’ his office pz zesently has no intention of dismissing the pending charge against FERRIE- relative to intimidation and extortion against the complaining witness, ERIC CROUGHET, regardless c-> a CROUCHET's feelings at the present time. 38CKER stated that in view of the statement previously furnished by CROUCHET in this matter the District Attorney intended to proceed: in due course and allow hin the opportunity of “repudiating said statement under oath is CROUCHET - so desired. | ; on Noveubez hs 1962, Lieutenant ALVIN c MEESTER, 6824 Louis XIV | Street, 1 was interviewed at this. address by EDWARD Me DAVIS. He advi sed he was now assisting in the training of Cadets of the AFCAP, DoclId: 322763970 Page 301
HW 54756 11-N-224 11/19/62 Civil Air Patrol, at New Orleans Airport. He advised he was under the command of Major EDWARD We CHRISTIANSEN, Re, AFCAP Liaison | Officer, 1723 Masonic Temple Building, Phone 529-2411, Extension 6701, New Orleans, Louisiana. He advised that he had known DAVID. _ FERRIZ several years, that he first knew FERRIZ when FERRIE had. charge, of CAP; Cadets at New Orleans Airport.. So far. as he knew, FERRIE had never. been married, had no family other than his mother, who was possibly residing in New Orleans. the subject had no military record known to him. He advised that subject hated women, seemed to hate Southerners, and at one tine threatened to sue hin . and three more men, over sons. incident which he did not 3 name. _ FERRIE appeared to be well educated and in his, sacsren’e, opinion had been educated in a seminary school. He advised the subject allegedly has a Ph.D. but this had never been confirmed. FERRIE had attended a school in Cleveland, Chio, having a double name which he could not recall; this is possibly Westemn-Reserve. _ He advised FERRIE also allegedly attended Phoenix University but this was not ‘confirmed. - | ay | “He advised the subject organized and trained CcASP. Cadets in 1958 and thereafter at New Orleans Aizport but had no authority to do so, and had no Charter under FsAsA. for this: activity. FERRIE was later reported to be training | Metairie ‘Palcons, a C.A.P. Cadet DoclId:322763970 Page 302
HW 54756 11-N-224 11/19/62 unit, put this also had. no Federal Charter to operate. Lt. MIBS TER advised that anyone wear ring C.A.Ps. Cadet. uniforms, unless under. Federal. Charter, was in violation or. Federal law. Lt. MIESTER, advised that. in September, 1960, someone unicnown had stolen all the personnel xecords of the C.A.P. Cadets from a room _ ‘used by this unit near the New Orleans Airport. He knew a JERRY WALKER, a Cadet in 19585 who at that time resided. on Tulane Avenue just off Claiborne. He advised that WALKER was now in the United. States Marines. FERR wears a toupee, possibly self-made, isa very aggressive poreon,.ntghiy oonoxious at times, very influential with people. He advised that he had heard through Cadet sources, whom he did not name, that subject is possibly a homosexual. 7 MIESTER advised that he knew an individual, whom he refused to name, that had made the statement, "If charges against the subject "were dropped, he 2 (this pexson) would go. to the. District Attorney and give them enough information te put FERRIE away ‘for a long time." ‘MIBSTRR advised. that the records of alk Ce A: Py Units in the New. Orleans area are maintained at Bilington Air Force Base, Texas, under the. supervision of Colonel PAUL ce. ASHWORTH;! that all authorized units 4 are under Federal Charter, and that any others operating, other: | than those so chartered, exe. doing. $0. illegally. a - . MIBSTER. advised ‘that shortly before Christmas, 1961, there were 10 Docld:32263970 Page 303
L1-N-224 - 11/19/62 HW 54756 two men from PLACAs, Washington, D. C., investigating FERRIE's pilot status. He advised he did not know the outcome of this investigation but felt the results would be available to the proper authority. A confidential source advised on November 7, 1962. that ERIC M. . cRoucHeT, 949 St. Mary Street, New Orleans, had addressed EN letter dated October 20, 1962, to Captain GEORGE GREINER, Chief Pilot, astern Airlines, } New Orleans, in which he said that. charges filed against D. We FERRIE were false and that actually FERRIE was. being. framed on “these charges. this same source also determined that. FERRIB's present address is 3330 Louisiana Avenue Parkway. ‘Another person whe will know of FERRIE's. address if he moves is ERLE PRINZ, bookkeeper, 5735 Vermillion Boulevard, telephone. 288-1360. - It was datermined on November 7,.1962 that all records in the New Orleans area on airline pilots are maintained at the PAA, Air-Tec Center Building, Dowman Road, near the New Orleans Municipal Airport, under the supervision ef Mr. JOHN POWELL, » | An attempt was made to contact Mr. POWELL on November 75 1962 . but he was not in- his office. His secretary reviewed the indices for ‘the subject but was unable to find any record for him. She advised. that the iccal. office usually maintained a file containing © the pilot's certificate number »: ratings and all other data for a period of two years after which it was forwarded to the FAA, Airmen _ 42 DoclId: 32263970 Page 304
11-N+224 — | 11/19/52 . ee ‘Records Branch, 621 North Robison, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. She added the subject was unknown to her. . HARRY HOWARD, Attorney, 1807 Pere Marquette Suilding, New Orleans, advised on November 13, 1962 that he represented MERRY KING in charges that grew out of the so-called "Sex Ring" in Jefferson Parish, ‘This “group was composed almost entirely’ of juveniles. ‘Mr. HOWARD. said he did not remember the name DAVID. FERRIZ ever being mentioned in that case. “He. went ‘through his file on “this case and none of the juveniles in that case were the same as those mentioned in various charges | against: FERRIE, -On November 15, 1962, an individual formerly exployed. aS an investigator for a Federal law enforcement agency advised he once investigated DAVID WILLIAM FERRIE in connection with FERRIE's involve- Trent. in a missing person complaint as well as an alleged violation orf the law regarding the theft of Government: property. ‘This source advised the investigative file is no longer available to hin nor is he in a ‘position to testify to the results of his. HW 54756 findings. However 5 the following account. is his best. recollection of. the dnformat ston he developed during the course of his inquiry. _ The case was assigned in August, 1961, felloning a visit. to the agency by the parent g3ofa white, male juvenile whose whereabouts was unknown. (Gn all probability this is the incident concerning: i2 DoclId:322763970 Page 305
HW 54756 11-N-224 11/19/62 . and Mrs. ALEXANDER LANDRY and their Son, Aly Rey although the source y could not remember the names of the parties involved. ) According to the parents, their son had been associating with the subject to. the point where he had convinced hin to te disobedient to their wishes and FERRIE had made it possible for the boy to run 2 away from hone. and go to Houston. The parents said their son had met | FERRIE through activities of the Civit Air Patrol. From “information gained through dlecussion with parents of other children who were | also in the CAP unit, the > parents of the missing youngster had come | to have serious doubts as to the legal status of the unit FERRIS commanded. | “Thay had heard that ‘this cAP unit was s without official sanction. The source advised that before any extensive inquiry was made into the boy's whereabouts he was advised by the parents they had been successful in locating the boy. through persons associated with FERRIES | - ee - “Information was received by this source that FERRIE allegedly had taken and kept in his ‘possession some iim Or movies ‘that were technically the property | of ‘the United States Ad Force. Inquiry was then made to determine whether or ‘not ‘FBRRIE was involved in the theft of Government Property. At ‘this time the source interviewed the ‘Air Force Liaison orricer for the Loulsiena wing of ‘the civil Aiz Patrol in an eifort to gain background infomation concerning FERRITE: This officer, « a 13: Docld:322763970 Page 306
HW 54756, 11-N-224 11/19/52 Captain whose name is not remembered by. the source, advised that FERRIE'S association with the CAP wag not legitimate as his renoval from that group had been requested: and effected approximately two years previously as a result of several incidents which occurred in ‘the Sumner of. 1958. or 1959. during the Patrol's ‘Summer encampment at ‘Keesler air Force Base, Mississippi. . On that occasion the members were sssigned to various barracks. The Senior Advisors, ‘Squadron Commandants and officers were assigned quarters other than ‘those given. the cadets. FERRIC ‘complained bitterly that he should be permitted to reside with the. menbers of his group in their barracks. This was strictly against all existing policy and when FORRIF continued his insistence that he be quartered with his. group of boys he wags ordered by . his. ) superior officers not to stay in the ‘cadet barracks. | | Shortly after this: order, FERRIE. wag discovered Living in the “barracks | in. defiance of the order and in the ensuing uproar he was ordered to. leave the base. ° He departed and took. post of the members of his. group with hin although the encampnent was hot ended. He. then formed his own squadron without official sanction. ‘The Adr Force Liaison Officer told. ‘the ‘source that during the subsequent Anquizy by ‘the CAP. and Aix Force investigative agencies, several rumors. were received concerning FERRIE'S actions with the beys under his supervision. 14 DoclId: 32263970 Page 307
11-N-224 11/19/62 The souxce ‘stated that this : same Air Force Liaison officer might still be assigned to this area and could be contacted for el further infornation about FERRIB'S. activities as ; discovered by” that . group. | Ne information | was > developed regarding prosecution in the alleged Theft of Governnent Property violation and the investigation was. discontinued.. “According to ‘this source, no information was developed reflecting any associates ox Aneidents concerning the subject in. Alexandria, ‘Loutsiona. He added that no inquiry had been conducted by his agency in the Houston, Texas area . which might identity any associates of FERRIE- there. AT ALI BXANDRIA A _LOUISTANA .In connection with information previously developed through Motor Vehicle registrations concerning a 1959 Ford registered to Lt. DAVID We FERRIB, Re, USMC 5 residence listed at: il Prospect Street, ‘Alexandria, Louisiana, as. well as reference to. SUSAN CARTER, | P, GO. Drawer 1151,: that city, an statement on. February ‘1s, 1962 of: ALVIN ROLAND BEAUROUEF j chief of Police STAFFORD RICHE,. Alexandria, . was 1 telephonically. contacted by. qorat be RISLEY on November 15, 1962 at which time ‘he furnished ‘the following information: ao A review of his. department's identification files revealed no | criminal. record | or complaint filed for the subject ox ‘DAVID | W.. FERRIZ IRs _ Neither of. these individuals | were ‘known to the chief. He advised 1s HW 54756 DBocld:32263970 Page 306
11-N-224 11/19/62 he has had no ‘particular problems. regarding Sex deviates in his jurisdiction. “A check with his Juvenile Division failed to discern any file or compleint on the subject, FERRIE, JR., SUSAN CARDEN or anyoue using the above names. | | | : - RICHE. stated he had overheard some Giscussion among members of his department several years Ago regarding "gossip" to the effect that an individual by the name of “JUNRAU, who resided in the vicinity of Prospect Street, was‘a homosexual. “No overt acts were » reported to his department and no ‘inquiry ever was initiated in the absence of any | complaints. ‘A check of the city directory by RICHE during the call revealed a DANIEL L, JUNEAU xesiding at 31. Prospect Street. RICHE _ said. this would not be’ the individual he had referred to as DANIEL JUNEAU who’ wag’ ‘employed asia Captain in the Fire Depar tment and 7 Was per sonally ‘enown by RICHE,. . He added the (JUNEAU fomily in that area “was. ‘rather large ‘and it. could possibly be another member of the fanity. The’ ‘diz ectory: showed no > Listing for. anyone by the nane of FERRIR, “At: this ‘same ‘tine, RICH had one > of his. men quezia, the Rapides " Pacieh’ Sherifc's office concesing FERRIZ and SUSAN CARDEN. This a office reported that a search of. their identification and Juvenile files: failed to reveal any criminal | record, for these Andividuals. ‘The New Orleans Retail Credit Bureau advised eons be RISLEY _ on ) Noveuber 155. 1962 that. a check. with ‘the Alexandriay, Louisiana HW 54756 Credit, Bureau. revealed there: was nO record for ‘DAVID we FERRIE, IR, | 11 Prospect Street, ond no prior tnguiries | received ‘there about hin. 16 Docld: 322763970 Page 309
11-N-224 11/19/62 A confidential source known to GORGE L. RISLEY who is employed ina Alexandria's leading medical clinic reported telephonically on November 15, 1962 that Captain DANIEL L. JUNEAU, age forty, is employed with. the Alexandria Fire Departsent, is married to LETA ROBERTS JUNEAU, age thirty-seven, and both are patients of the clinic. No derogatory information is known about the JUNEAUS and both are well regarded by local residents. This source further advised that the residence of 11 Prospect Street is owned by FRANK PACHELIK, JR., who resides there with his wife, ESTELLE, and their son, FRANK PACHOLIK, IlzZ, ‘The father and son are owners of and actively engaged in the operation of Alexandria HW 54756 Pest Control, Inc., and also operate a furniture repair shop. at 1814 Rapides Street. This shop is located about five blocks from their residence. The PACHOLIKS are also regarded very ‘highly by their neighbors and associates, according to this source. the following persons were interviewed | on the dates indicated in an effort to develop insormation on FERRIZ's activities involving juveniles dul ng his residence at ‘the various addresses listed. No derogatory information was. = developed during these contacts nor was any information obtained which might provide further. investigative leads from these sources. 17 Docld: 322763970 Page 310
11-N-224 11/19/62 Thursday, November 8, 1962 Mrs. GRACE PERES 4616 Orleans Aveme, New Orleans DELOS RAY CRAIN 4618 Orleans Avene, New Orleans, Apt. A Dr. PHILIP P, FIORITO 4612 Orleans Avenue, New Orleans It is pointed out there are no residences on the opposite. sida of Orleans Avenue in this block and no municipal number 4615 Orleans. Wednesday, November 14, 1962 LEON and MARGARET SPANIER 700 Airline Park, Metairie, Louisiana . ALLAN F, HOLMGREN 7Ol Aixline Park, Metairie, Louisiana ROBERT F. RETIF - 705 Airline Park, Metairie, Louisiana J. Te MATTINGLY 712 Airline Park, Metairie, Louisiana DONALD J. BAILEY 6409 Ithaca Street, Metairie, . - Leuisiana and formerly of 712 Airline Parke LAWRENCE and DOROTHY A, LASHLEY 335 Atherton Drive, Metairie ALEERT 8B. PATERSON, JRe 325 Atherton Drive, Metairie MANFIELD A, ROTH 330 Atherton Drive, Metairie WILLIAM H. and GLADYS LESTER 1303 Clay Street, Kenner, Louisiana JOSEPH A, NUNMAKER 1305 Clay Street, Kenner, Louisiana | Zhursday, November 15, 1962 MARION C, and DORIS D, KEEGAN 212 Vinet Street, Jefferson Parish Miss ALMEDA C, HUDSON 213 Vinet Street, Jefferson Parish REINHARDT and EUNICE 5, BAEHR 208 Vinet Street r Jefferson Parish On November 13, 1962, Mr. TOLAN advised Mr. CARSON that on June 8, 1954 FERRIE was reprimanded by Bastern Adz Lines for allowing | a fifteen-year-old bey to ride dia one of their planes free of charge | on a flight from New Orleans to Houston. This cane te Easterns ‘attention when the youth called their office in Houston to see about a return ride to New Orleans. “the records reflect this boy's name “was GEORGE PIAZZA. 18 HW 54756 Docld:32263970 Page 311
HW 54756 11-N-224 11/19/62 | The current New Orleans “city Directory reflects three persons with the name GORGE PIAZZA, however, the most likely. one is GEORGE PIAZZA, 539 ) Henry clay Avenue, New Orleans, whose employment is shown with the Louisiana Air National Guard. Xt was determined through a pretext telephone ‘call to DEANNA c. PIAZZA at that address that her husband, SORE, is presently attending ‘the School of Law at Loyola University. “she advised he is employed by the Louisiana Air National Guard as an “alert pilot, when he is not attending class. | Attempts were made to interview GEORGE PIAZZA on November 14 and 15, 1962 with negative results. on November 26, 1962, ceonG Lee RISLEY interviewed. GEORGE PIAZZA in the Law Library, at Loyola University at which time ‘PIAZZA furnished the following information: | | PIAZZA readily aduitted he was” the individual involved in the particular incident referred to by Mr. TOLAN, PIAZZA. net FERRI sometine in late 1952 when he was in the process of obtaining his private pilot's license at the New Orleans Airport. At the time he was ‘fifteen years: of: age and became acquainted with FERRIB as just | another pilot who flew his own aizplane from the field. PIAZZA eaid FERRIE owned a ‘Stinson Voyagery which is still kort at the New Orleans Adrport: by FERRIER, 7 During the course of their contacts through the mutual interest of flying, FERRIB made ‘his plane available to PIAZZA for flying tine. 19 Docld: 322763970 Page 312
HW 54756 11-N-224 11/19/62 He offered instruction as well, according to PIAZZA. At this time, FERRIE ran a CAP Squadron there and PIAZZA joined. After obtaining his private ‘license, ‘PIAZZA said FERRIE and he would frequently take cross-country ‘trips. to Houston, Corpus. Christi and San Antonio, Texas. On many occasions, PIAZZA accompanied FERRIE to Cleveland, ohio where they would visit FERRIB's mother » when she was still alive. FERRIE hag a br rother, whose name is not recalled, who is presently enployed with the Firestone Tire and Rubber Company in Akron, Gnio. | FERRIS has no children either by adoption ox marriage and to PTAZZA's knowledge, he has never been married. | Dust ng these frequent flying trips with FERRIS ’ usually in his private plane, they generally stayed at the game hotel frequented by Bastern crews. PIAZZA can only recall one occasion when they ‘Spent the night at some place other than one of these hotels and this | was on one occasion when they visited Corpus Christi, Texas and spent the night at ‘the rectory of a Catholic Church. the priest there, whose name is not recalled by PIAZZA, was a friend of FERRIE and provided rooms for them. PIAZZA is of the recollection that FERRIB has a close friend in Houston, Texas whom he visits, but this individual is connected in some capacity with Eastern Air Lines there snd his exact identity is unknown. PIAZZA said he met many friends of FERRIE in Houston Doclda: 322763970 Page 3153
Ll-N-224 11/19/62 but it is his belies that they were all connected with Eastern in some capacity of employnent. He can recall ‘no outside associates of the subject in that area. | | _ | Referring to the incident | on June 3, 1954, PIAZZA said he believed that FERRIZ was scheduled ; for ‘a a trip from New Orleans ‘to Houston and was to speak before some group in Houston that night : before contiming his flight to Brownsville, Texas, returning to | Houston and thence to Rew Orleans. FERRIS asked PIAZZA to accompany him on the trip. PEAZZA said he mentioned the subject of the cost and the ticket whereupon FERRIE told hin that matter was already resolved - and not to worry. “PIAZZA said he is of the impression now that FERRIB chowed hin a ticket but at has been so long ago his memory ia not “clear on this point. They flew to Houston and PIAZZA said he bearded the flight. as a regulaz passenger. Once the plane was airborne, FERRIB invited him to the pilot's compartment where he remained until - they reached Houston. ‘They stayed at the hotel previously referred to by PIAZZA but whose name he. cannot ‘recall. It is his recollection that he was to stay dn Houston while FERRIB- made the run to Brownaville and back ‘te Houston. . He. was then to join PERRI for the : return flight to New Orleans. . PIAZZA eatd he oversiept and was. aakened by FERRIE - calling him from the Houston aizport to see why he was not at the field. _FERRIB told hin he had to go on to New Orleans and stated he had left a ‘tieket for PIAZZA at the Rastern ‘Adz Lines desk at the . HW 54756 al Docld: 322763970 Page 314
1L1-N-224 11/19/62 terminal. PIAZZA said he had called. there about the ticket and they could not locate it. He returned to. New Orleans and that is. all he. recalls about the incident. PIAZZA said his ‘friendship continued with. the subject until about August, 1954, PIAZZA. had. graduated in June of that year from high school and waa eeeking employment. He stated. that daring the time he had firet net PERRIS, the latter had helped him obtain his — commercial and instrunent ratings. PIAZZA. decided not to attend college and FERRIE told him of a job available in Wildwood, New — Jersey, : This job was with a non-scheduled airline. FERRIE told hin - to contact RALPH con)with United States Overseas Aixways and he did so. PIAZZA flew to Oklehoma City, met COX and an aunt of COX, where the three of them’ flew to Wildwood, New Jersey. PIAZZA said he was hired without any difficulty and he worked there from June until August, 1954, At that time he decided to return to New Orleans and attend college. For sone reason, his decision to do this irritated FERRIE and their association and contact. teminated. PIAZZA said he had no  arguaent: with the subject nor was ‘there any hostility from the occasion. He has only seen FERRIE on two ‘or three brief occasions since that time. PEAZZA entered the Air Ferce in 1956 and upon his honorable Gischarge returned to New Orleans to attend ‘Law. School. PIAZZA emphatically. atated that during the entiz ze tins he was . Closely. associated with FERRIE he can never recall any occasion wherein HW 54756 DoclId: 32263970 Page 315
HW 54756 11-N-224 11/19/62 the subject displayed any tendency toward any homosesmality or sex deviation. FERRIE never suggested or attempted any such relationship with PIAZZA at any tine during their acquaintance and he knows of no one else with whom FERRIE might have attempted ary. such acts. PIAZZA stated that during the two years or so he was friendly with the subject he spent a great deal of time with him. Ha stated this was of some concern to his parents at the time but that he had no disagreements with them about ‘the relationship other than the amount “of time he devoted to associating with flying and related activities. ‘He had no family crises with then other than the normal, ones for a youth of his age, and PIAZZA said these were brought on by himself rather than at the suggestion or direction of FERRIE,' FERRIE never directly ‘interfered with his parents: in any matters but PIAZZA said FERRIE is the type individual who fancies himself an a expert in all matters and, hence, believes himself infallible. To this end, . FERRIE ‘would express his ideas dn no uncertain tems ta anyone with whom he Sisagreed. However, ‘PEAZZA gaid that FERRIZ had never done this to the PIAZZAS; — . FERRIB. seemed to have a certain talent and background in the use of Psychology and would use this as , well as his philosophical Adeas to dn¢luence sone of the youths. in the CAP Squadron, ‘PIAZZA said he frequently disagzeed with the subject and his beliess and that FERRIE deeply resents criticien. Doclda: 322763970 Page 316
L1-N-224 | 11/19/62 FERRIB told PIAZZA he was attending Tulane University to obtain his doctorate. bat PEAZZA stated he does not know : iz this is true. In discussion of his activities during the years of World War II., FERRIE gave the impression he was a flight instructor He never - stated whether he waS a member of the . amed services ora civilian instructor or just which branch of the armed forces he taught... The only close friend of FERRIS that PIAZZA could recall was ans individual. by ‘the name of gam LEWALLEN, who is now working in . New Orleans but who was s originally fron. Cleveland, Ohio. PEAZZA net LEVALLEN in 1954 when FERRIE was residing ¢ cn | vinet Street in Jefferson Parish. LEWALLBN wag: } unemployed and had come to. New Orleans expressly to Look | up FERRIE, BRRIE. helped obtain | employment for LEWALLEN at Eastern. Aiz Lines in the baggage department. LEWALLEN resided for some time with FERKIE at. the Yinet Street _ address. PEAZZA said he does not know whether LEWALLEN is still friendly with the cubject « or not. | LEWALLEN is believed exployed with ‘National: Car Rentals at New Orleans International Aiport at. the. present. ‘time. . The subject had several acquaintances in Alexandria, Louisiana 7 through his activities with the Civil Air Patrol, according to PIAZZA, HW 54756 but the identities of these persons are unknown. po PIAZZA knows of ‘Ro. other troubles ia the past in which the subject was involved. He ‘stated he was amazed when he read the 24 DoclId: 32263970 Page 317
11-N-~224 11/19/62. : fewspaper accounts of FERRIE's arrest. _ PIAZZA was quite candid during this interview and appeared to be truthful in.every respect. He voiced some concern that he might become involved in this matter ag a result of his past association with the. subject through flying interests. _ Because of his preparation for the practice of law he is most’ amcious to aveid any attention at all to any connection with FERRIZ, however innocent it was at the tine. 25 HW 54756 Docld:322763970 Page 315
11-N-224 11/19/62 SURVEILLANCE OF SUBJECT AND ASSOCTATES 26 HW 54756 DBocld:322763970 Page 319
11-N-224 (11/19/62 On November 8, 1962, the following observation was. nade at 3330 Louisiana Avenue Parkway. A 1960 Fox =d: Sedan was parked in front of the above address. this car wi was green in color with ivory top, ete | |, beasing 1952 Louisiana License “46 9-601. ‘This car has: a damaged left | front. fender, has several large spots on. ‘the left. side and rear left HW 54756 fendez where paint has ‘been removed. . The car was ‘dirty. xt has a small religious statuatte on. the. dash of ‘the Gar inside. At. 7355 A. Mey FERRIS left from the front door of ¢ the above address, entered this car, drove to s South Claiborne, tured right on South Claiborne, drove to Nashville Avenue, turned left onto Nashville, drove to St. Charles Avenue, turned xight and proceeded toward ‘Tulane cand Loyola universities. Due to traffic conditions the observation was discontimed at this tine. The following investigation was conducted by: EDWARD Ms DAVIS: On November 9, 1962, the following observation was made in | the vicinity of 3330 Louisiana Avemue Parkway. At 7:00 A. M., no . activity was noted at the above. residence. FERRIE'¢ 1960 Ford Sedan, | bearing 1962 Louisiana ‘License 300-601, was parked in front of the above residence. | Just married" was written in chalk on the left side of the ear. At 8:20 A. Mey ‘FERRIE “departed from his house and lest in his auto. He drove to South Claiborne, turned left and drove in the direction of Canal Street. Subject's car was last observed crossing — 27 Docld: 322763970 Page 3270 —