Evening star., 1934-10-13
Refugee Society Held Power
Behind Staying of
King, Barthou.
SUSPECTS Identified
AS MEMBERS OF UNIT
Pretty, Brown-Haired Woman Be-
lieved to Have Transported
Arms to France.

(Copyright, 1884, by the Associated Press)
PARIS, october 13.-The terrorist
band "Utashi" which Yugoslavia
accuses Hungary of harboring, was
identified by the French Surete Ma
tionale today as the sinister power
behind the assaSsinations Of King
Alexander of Yugoslayia 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 identi-
fed from photographs as members
Of the Yugoslav refugee organization
"Utashi," which is alleged to be
headed by a man named V. E. Pa
werlich.
1t was this organization, said the
police, which sent a pretty, brown
haired woman to carry the gangs
guns to France. The gun moll's'
name was Marie Vjoudroch, the police
said. The girl escaped capture.
Two Fugitives.
The other two fugitives are Sylves-
ter Chalny. alias Malny, and Egon
Kramer. Their photographs were
identified as those Of Zilni and Egon
Kvaternik, Yugoslav terrorists.
A sailor, Antoine Olah, was arrested
in Marseilles where the Surete Ma
tionale Immediately began grilling
him as q suspected accomplice of the
mysterious Nikomir Nails, who police
believe to be a member of the same
band.
The authorities announced that all
the members of the assassination
squad" started with Hungarian pass
ports for France by way Of Switzer-
land from the Jankaruszta Farm in
Hungary. where they had engaged in
target practice with 30 other Yugoslav
refugees.
Two suspects held at Annemasse,
Ivan Rajtich and zvomemer Pospe-
chill, gave the French police most Of
this information.
Rajtich said that the four squad
members were met at Lausanne by an
unidentified man known only as
Monsieur lie Docteur" doctor.
He bought them all new clothes, some
Of which were purchased In Lausanne
and others in Paris. The police pre-
viously had announced that Balkan
revolutionarieS traditionally dressed
the slayer, who was picked by lot, in
new clothes prior to the assassination
which would be tantamount to his
own suicide.
Forgot to Remove Label.
Rajtich forgot to remove the label
Of the Lausanne dealer who sold his
new hat and so did Kalemen the la
bel Of the Paris store where his suit
was purchased.
Rajtich said the band went from
Lausanne to Fontainebleau after hav-
ing been supplied with false Czecho-
sloVak passports. From Fontaine-
bleau they came to Paris by motor bus.
Here the four split into two parties,
two OF them stopping at one hotel and
the other pair at another.
Kvaternik, whose photograph was
identified by a hotel keeper at Aix-
en-Provence out of a batch sent from
Belgrade as that Of Kramer, arrived
in Aix-en-Provence October z. He
took a taxi at the station and had
his driver stop at a street corner to
pick up beautiful, tall woman"
with four handbags.
They went to a hotel, where the
woman stopped with the bags which
are believed to have contained the
aSSasSins' guns. Kvaternik took a
room in another hotel.
Kvaternik, who was described as a
pale, slender, blond man, aged about
80, was joined on the following day by
Kalemen and Chalny. Then Kvater-
mix, said the hotel keeper, paid his bill
and departed, presumably for Fon-
tainebleau. The woman, Kalenen
and Chalny checked out of their
hotels October 9. the day of the as
sassination.