The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-13

, and gave him, YaraslaW Posplsei, dreaded Croatian terrorist also held at Annemasse, and Sylvester Malny, sought in the caves Of Fontainebleau Forest. Hungarian passports for Switzerland.
 They met at Zurich, Switzerland, a fourth man named Sarbot, police quoted Benes as saying, and the four went to Lausanne. There they changed their clothing, he said. and removed all means of identi- fication from their clothes. They crossed the frontier Sep tember 29, according to the con- fession. Benes said he came to Paris, then went to Fontainebleau. Kelemen, the man named Sarbot and Sylvester Malny went to Mar seilles, he said. He admitted, &C., cording to police, that he was sworn to kill Alexander.
 Worked Out at Lausanne Final details of the plot, accord ing to police, were worked out at Lausanne in an all-night meeting September 28, and after the meet ing false passports were distrib- uted. The plotters separated. Kelemen, Sarbot and Malny, police said, went to Marseilles with Marie.
 Police said that, as Benes and Pospisel have confessed fully, they would be taken to Annecy, capital of the upper Savoy department where they are held.
 The secret service today asked police throughout Europe to watch for the Fontainebleau fugitive Sylvester Malny--believing that he may have eluded the searchers and succeeded in crossing the frontier . Malny Chief Lieutenant Malny was named as chief lieu tenant to the assassin Kelemen. Fast moving groups of secret po- lice swooped down on foreigners in Paris and at all points all around the frontiers-on the channel coast, on the Riviera, on the Bel gian border. on Lake Geneva, along the Alpine passes to Switzerland and Italy and in Paris itself. Arrests were made in the Mont- martre and Montparnasse sections of Bohemian Paris, at Douai, Is miles from the Belgian frontier, at Calais, across from British Dover, and at Bourg St. Maurice, ' miles from the Lesser St. Bernard pass that leads over the Alps to Italy. At Douai they arrested Yzia Eisenstein, Russian, and Mordzka Zilberstein, Pole, on suspicion that they might be members fthe Kelemen band.
 German Is Arrested At Calais, they arrested a Ger man named Willinger, said to be a native of Munich, as he boarded a freighter just about to start for Dover, 22 miles away across the
 Dover Strait.
 from the Lesser St. Bernard pass
 to Italy. they arrested a Jugo' slavian named Quiqueran-Baujeu
 He said he lived at Graz, Austria
 He was said to have admitted he
 he was at Ak en Provence on the day Alexander was killed.
 l The United Press Graz core
 spQndent was informed by police
 that they had confirmed that Qul-
 queran -Baujeu was respected
 resident of Graz, a lecturer at sthe
 Historical Institute. They did no,
 know when or why he left Graz. The man passing under the alias
 of The Delegate" was believed
 possibly to be liaison agent men.
 toned by the men held at Anne
 masse as relaying orders from the
 sinister international gang whict
 plotted the killings.
 | Slax Under Arrest
 Police at Caen, eight miles from
 the English channel coast between
 Cherbourg and Havre, arrested 6
 Slav who gave his name al
 Stephen Porobya.
 The were advised that Prague
 Czechoslovaskia. police were hold. l ing five suspects seized in a raid
 on Balkan emigres.
 The request of secret police fol
 a search throughout Europe fol
 Sylvester Malny was made after re.
 newed questioning of Wladisla.
 Benes at Annemasse today. Police
 said they were told Malny was
 Kelemen's foremost aide. Police be.
 lieve Benes is but minor figure