The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-04
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which are most nearly affected.
 Such under estimation is under standable, however, in view of the fact that the Soviet Union is a neu- tral state."
 Greco Not Pacified
 A German spokesman said today that Nazi relations with Greece "are not good" as German troops by the thousands marched across Bulgaria and stationed themselves at strategic points on the Greek frontier.
 It was the first time that a Ger man spokesman had given any indi- cation that German relations wth Greece were not completely normal under the customary diplomatic protocol.
 In the past few days German spokesmen have denied several times that any ultimatum has been served upon Greece ordering her to make peace with Italy or face the consequences of Nazi armed inter. vention.
 Today the spokesman changed his response to the inquiry whie cor respondents have been making daily. He said relations with Greece are still correct, but "are not good" ct has been expected generally that Germany will present cl ulti- matum to Greece as soon as her oc- cupation of Bulgaria has progressed to the point that her military ma chine is prepared to back up Nazi demands with force).
 The press today was filled with accounts of the powerful German Balkan army" which was said to be moving across Bulgaria in columns more than 60 miles long, twisting along narrow mountain roads to- ward strategic frontier locations.
 Authorized German quarters said that Ger.nan-G Greek relations could not have been considered good since the beginning of the Italo- Greek war inasmuch as Italy is Germany's ally.
 Authorized quarters again denied that any diplomatic moves for con- clusion of the Italo-Gre conflict had been made directly between Germany and Greco or by any third power.
 Bulgaria Seems Happy
 Sofia, Bulgaria, March 4 - (UP) A high neutral diplomat reported today that the Greek government and King George of Greece might retire to the Island of Crete and maintain relations with the British while a new government made the best terms possible with Germany.
 The diplomat assumed that it was hopeless for Greece to fight Ger many and Italy, especially because British endorsements could not ar- rive in time or number to challenge German army attacking from Bull garia and that Greece could obtain better terms now than after an att tack.
 He suggested also that Turkey was certain to remain on the defensive.
 A Balkan military informant as- serted that Turkey had 500,000 men in Thrace, Its European area, to meet a possible German attack.
 It was indicated that 100000 re- Inducements had been quietly con- centrated in Thrace within the last few weeks to strengthen the 300,000 who had been there for months.
 Six German divisions, totaling up- wards of 90,000 men, have already taken their positions in Bulgaria, 1t was reported in reliable quarters, and IA more, to make total of 30O,- GOO, are following them.
 So great is the German troop movement, involving the transport of vast quantities of equipment in addition to the men themselves, that it was reported 1t might take the rest of the week for another D000O to get into position.
 Nazis Will Run Radio
 It was reported that the Germans intended to Install their own radio station in the building which form erly housed the Bulgarian military academy.
 Usually reliable informants said that plans were well advanced to declare Sofia an open city in hope that the British would not bomb it, and that the war ministry was be- ing moved to the Bankia suburb nine miles from the center of the city.
 The military school and all army barracks also will be moved to the suburbs, it was said.
 All members of the British lega- ton and consular staffs were ready for quick evacuation.
 The first disorder since the Ger man march started broke out late last night, toward the end of Bul- garia's strange independence day.
 Rival factions of students held a free for all tn a main street facing King Boris palace. Police interyen- cd swiftly. dispersed the rioters and arrested several of them.
 It was asserted that there was no political significance In the ri0t-