The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-10
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 Five Indicted Spies
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 The indictment alleged conspir- acy from Jan. l, 1941 to Dec 6, 1S41, to collect and deliver tc the German and Japanese gov- ernments, information concern mug the national defense of the United States, "arld particularly in- formation relating to the numbers personnel, disposition, equipment arms and morale of the army; the location, size, capacity and other features of the Unietd States fleet; the location, size, equipment and other features of military es- tablishments, naval establishments airportS, aircraft, shipping and other establishments essential to the national defense of the United States"
 Kunze Was Emmlsary
 Kunze, according to the indict- ment, was designated by the group as the emissary to tranmit th1s information abroad, and Vonsiatsky allegedly provided him with $2,80C for the trip. Arrangements for this were said to have been com pleted at meeting in the Bis- marck hotel, Chicago, in July last year.
 Kunze, VonsiatSky and Willumeit were said to have been at this con- ference.
 Meantime, 1t was charged, Won. Siatsky got in touch with thu Japanese government to receive in StructionS concerning the nature types and kinds of information re- lating to the national defense O the United States which the de. fendantS were to collect and obtair for the purpose oS communication transmission and delivery to the the government of Japan and the government of the German Reich.
 Plans of the conspiracy, accord ing to the indictment, were vari- ouSly made at Washington, Chi. cago, Ell PaSo, Philadelphia, Mex leo City, St. Joseph, Mich., Sar Francisco, Juarez, Mexico, and al Chihuahua, Mexico.
 The conspirators allegedly agreed that Kunze should make his de. parture from this country thorugt Mexico, and use the Philadelphis address of the Rev. Molzahn a, his return address.
 Kunze and Willumeit, 1t wa, charged, wgent to Fl PaSo last Sep. tember and conferred with pr Ebell. Again, in November, KunzG went to Fl Paso and Ebell reputedly drove him to Chihuahua, Mex. from which place Kunze communi. cated with vonsiatsky, in care o' the physician.
 More Information
 After Kunze'S arrival in Mexico according to the indictment, tn, remaining four continued to trans. init and deliver further and addi. tional information" to the BunS leader.
 Others allegedly were involved ir the conspiracy, according to the in dictment, but their names werl unknown to the grand jury.
 Information which the office at. tempted to transmit to German, and Japan, involved documents writings, code books, signal books sketches, photographs, photogra. phic negatives, blueprintS, plans maps, models, notes, instruments appliances and ether information relating to the national defens, of the United States"
 This information, the indictrnen charged, would be used to the in. jury of the United States and {. the advantage of certain foreigi nations"
 Federal Judge J. Joseph Smith after receiving the indictment. iron the jury. immediately issued bencE warrants for the arrest of the ac. cused.
 Vonsiatsky and pr. WilIumeit were to be presented in court Atel in the day.
 yOnsiatsky Wed Helress
 Vonsiatsky. AS. is the husband o the former Marion Ream Stevens Chicago heiress who, at the tim of their marriage in 1922, reputedi, shared in a sSO,D0O,OOO fortune Vonsiatsky was born in Warsaw served with the White RusgiaI forces during the BolsheyIk Tevolu, tion, came to this country arounG 1921 and worked as a common lab orer until his marriage. He was nat. HFaIlzed in 1927. He spFang Into thu public eye several years ago by cd yocatIng overthrow of the sovie government and reestablishing thu White Russian regime. At hi Thompson estate, Vonsiatsky main tained . HllnaetuFe aETnOFy, WoFI especially designed uniforms witl reversed swastlkas on the sleeves and kept 6 uniformed orderly il attendance. He ct first pFoclaimeI himself as leader Of the all Russian national revolutionary, peasant an tollerg Fascist party. and later ab breVlated the organization to the aI Russian national revolution 2 aF. party. He has been confined . Hartford county jail under e2s.00 bond since being removed here fFon EnnmaafMnmM R HmNAmw