The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-10-13
ACCUSE HUNGARY OF
HARbORlNG USTASHI
TERRORIST SUSPECTS
Officers Say Pretty Woman
Carried Gangs Guns to
Scene Of Crime
TWO OF RING STILL SOUGHT
Assassination Squad Spent
Weeks at Farm Engaged in
Target Practice
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(Copyr1gnt, 1884, BY The Associated
Press)
The terrorist band "Ustashi", which
Yugoslavia accuses Hungary of har-
boring, was identified by the French
<Surete Rationale Saturday as the sin
lister power behind the assassinations
of King Alexander Of Yugoslavia and
Louis Barthou Of France at Marseille
Tuesday.
Two suspects held in Annemasse
and two men who escaped the police
hunt for accomplices Of Petrus Kale-
men, the actual assassin, were iden-
titled from photographs as members
OF the Yugoslav refugee organization
Ustashi, which is alleged to be head
ed by man named v. E. Paverich.
Other developments in the Yugo-
slav situation Saturday:
Belgrade-King Peter II ac-
claimed by huge crowds on ar
rival from England. Yugoslavia
tranquil.
London Great Britain dis
closed as wanting League Of Ma
tions to investigate Marseille
Sayings. Fear tension between
Hungary and Yugosalvia.
Rome - Mussolini handling
1talo Yugoslav relations eau
tiously to prevent breakdown in
peace structure.
Pari-Funeral Of Foreign Min
lister Louis Barthou. slain with
Alexander, draws world leaders.
It was this 'Ustashi", said Paris
!. police, which sent pretty. brown
haired woman to carry the gangs
guns to France. The gun moll,s"
name was Marie Vjoudroch, the po-
lice said. The girl escaped capture.
The other two fugitives are Sylves-
ter Chalny, alias Malny, and Egon
Kramre. Their photographs were
identified as those Of Zilni and Egon
Kvaternik, Yugoslav terrorists.
Sailor Under Arrest
A sailor, Antoine Olah, was arrest
ed in Marseille, where the Surete Ma
tionale Immediately began grilling
him as suspected accomplice Of the
mysterious Nikomir Nails whom po-
lice believe to be . member Of the
same band.
Authorities announced that all the
members Of the assassination squad"
started with Hungarian passports for
France by way Of Switzerland from
the Jankaruszta farm in Hungary,
where they had engaged in target
practice with 80 other Yugoslav
refugees. .
Two suspects held at Annemasse,
Ivan Rajtich and VZomemer Pos
pechil, gave the French police most
Of this information.
YugoSlav sources In Geneva as
serted that DR.. Ante Pavelich, q fu-
gitive Yugoslav lawyer, had let Croat
refugees to Italy where they accused
him of directing Croat revolution
ary independence movement.
He was described as fugitive for
mer deputy Of Yugoslavia where he
was condemned to death on charges
Of revolutionary activities after he
fled. Paverich and Paveliclr are be-
lieved by the Surete to be the same
man.
Rajtich said the mysterious doc
tor" told the band at Lausanne to
wait in front Of the opera at Paris
for secret orders which probably
would be to kill the king"
The Nationalist press demanded
that France and Yugoslavia call
q meeting Of the League Of Ma
tionS council under article XXI Of the
covenant, Is q result Of Prospechil's
admissions charging "the Hungarian
government bears q large measure at
least Of moral responsibility for the
assassinations."
belgrade Welcomes Peter
Meanwhile, in Belgrade . young
king took his place on the regency
council which will guide the destinies
Of the late King Alexander's country.
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