The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-31

organize on NaI lines. In Hungary, Germans were empowered to found German schools, use the German language, publish German news papers, organize cooperatives and to maintain free cultural communica- tions with the greater German motherland."
 History Turned Back
 In Rumania, according to the protocol history was turned back more than 20 years with provision that the Harrisburg resolutions, signed by Germany and Rumania September l, 1918, were to be "de- veloped." These resolutions. which Rumania never put into effect, would give Germans in Rumania all the specal privileges they had enjoyed | in the Austro-Hungarian empire, including their own special courts and schools and churches partially sup ported by the state).
 It was 2:40 a. m. G:30 p. m. Fr1- day EDT) when the crown council disbanded from a four and half hour session in the royal palace, put ting the official seal on the Vienna terms and embarking the country on a new era of gloomy security.
 It was announced that with the Axis powers guaranteeing what was left of the country-presumably af- ter negotiations with Bulgaria over Dobrudja province were completed it was now possible to begin de- mobilizing the Rumanian army, sending the men back to work.
 All festivities were suspended foI period of mourning, Public music dancing and the theatricals were banned. Crowds milled in the streets most of the night. They were orderly and kept respectful distance from the palace where policemen armed with rifles were on guard.
 Security Against Russia Rumanians believed that thu , chief benefit of the agreemen would be security against Russia } which two months ago seized Bes ) sarabia, a region of 17,147 square miles and 3,110,000 inhabitants 5 and North Bukovina, 4,030 squar , mile region with 911.000 nihabi
 tants. Russians massed along tn ! Bessarabian border had been re ] ported clashing with Rumanial , troops early this week and th' peril of a further Russian incur
 sion had been considered durin
 the negotiations over Pennsylvania
 Rumania still stood to lose an
 other slice of the territorie r awarded to her after the Worl e War. Negotiations with Bulgari |, over southern Dobrudja, 8,97 t square mile region, have been unde
 way for several days at Craivo. Los 9 of Dobrudja would return Rumani d generally to her pre-World Wa
 boundaries.
 (At Sofia, Bulgaria, it was report - ed that the signing of a Rumaniar , Bulgarian agree ement returnin ., Dobrudja was only matter of day y The report was that an obligatoI . exchange of Rumanian and Bu " garian minorities was provide
 that Queen Marie's palace at Ba
 cic on the Black Sea would be give
 extra-territorial status and tn;
 Rumania would continue to u
 the Silistria road to the port J Constanza until road could built through Rumanian territory
 With Bulgaria pacified, the Ia
 of the Balkan territorial disput
 affecting Rumania would disappe e and the chances of a flare-up
 southeastern Europe, divertil
 Germany and Italy from their VI
 on Great Britain, would fade.
 Protocols Says Germany
 Berlin, August 31-(UP)-Oftici
 German news agency dispatch r. from Vienna disclosed today tn in protocols had been attached to the new Rumanian- Hungarian te be ritorial agreement under whi nt both countries grant sweepi
 privileges to their German minol J. ties.
 st Hungary, which acquired 2l,S Us square miles of Rumanian Trans. ty, vania in the agreement arranged e. Germany and Italy, was said u- have made the following agrs a. ment with Germany
 s 1. To permit the estimated 100.l
 Germans in the newly acquired t' pt. ritory to apply for resettiement
 Germany at any time within ut. next two years. taking their mo' Jet ble property with them and iiq Io- dating their unmovable proper u. 2. To permit Germans in Hr rd gary to organize for special pl I'll poses; follow any profession u pin choose: receive preferential Ire he ment for political appointments ice German populated regions; sf Iu. their children to German schot
 public German newspapers; Iue the German language Ia priv om dealings and for ofnciai purpo