The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-31
BoIkOn Two Told Terms

London. Aug. 3i. dUP)-Bulgaria and Romania receive Allied peace terms in Cairo and Moscow today and probably will sign them before the weekend. collapsing Germany's Balkan front.
 Revolution broke out in a third Nazi satellite country. The govern ment of the NaN puppet state of Slovakia admitted that entire army battaliors had joined revolting partisans and said that it had been forced to ask NaA forces to march in and pacify the country"
 Reports reaching London said Slovak patriots had occupied Cadca aCSaczaD on the Slovak- -Moravian border. Fierce battles were said to be raging around Zilina. most in- pogfant railway junction in Central Sloyakia. and two other towns on the road from Zilina to Bratislava.
 4 four-man delegation from Bull garia--first to abandon Germany in World War I-arriged by plane in Cairo yesterday and was Co be handod the Allied aTInisiice terms today by Lincoln Macvelgh. Amer ican mniisier 10 the Greek and YugOslay governments in the mid de east. and Lord Moyne. British minister of state in the middle east.
 The Bulgarian envoys were held incommunicado uncer strict mili- tary supervision pending the armis- iice discussions which were relayed again this morning because oi the non-aFrival of MacVeagh
 Tine BulgaHians. headed by Stoicho M0shan0v. a special envoy. actually were informed of the terms some time ago and presumably approved them before deciding to go openly to Cairo. While it was believed the delegates would attempt to negotiate informed sources said the formal presentation of terms would be foT signing, not for bargaining.
 Terms
 Reliable sources in Cairo reported the terms provided that all Ger man troops in Bulgaria and Bul- garian-occupied territory shall be disagfned and interned. Allied troops shah have the right to pass through Bulgaria. and Bulgagfa shall return occupied Yugoglav territory and Greek Thrace and Macedonia.
 Though at war with the United States and Britain. Bulgaria never broke off relations with Russia. However. Russia joired her vest eTn allies in ezerting pressure on Bulgaria 10 get out of the var. Only Tuesday night. Moscow announced that Russia had refused to reeog- nize Bulgaria's declaration of neu- trality on the grounds that it was insufficient.
 The official Soviet news agency Tass said last night that German armed vessels were using Bulsar:an waters Of the Danube and Bulgaf- ian Black Sea ports. while Bulgar- ian troops were continuing to battle Greek and Yukoslay patriots 'as if nothing has happened"
 Tine Bulgaltan government oilers German troops all facilities Tor leaving the country with their arms dst1 tAbtliNiEsfAs tAH9 natA'
 Arrived Last Night
 The ROmanian delegation arrived in Moscow last night by plane, q Moscow broadcast reported. Head ed by former Premier Prince Barbu stirbe. it also included Luereiiu PatTascanu. minister of state, and C0lm DnmilFu DasNaeeapu, vice minister Of interior
 R0mania has announced her ae' eeptanee of Soviet Armistiee terms, She broke relations with Germany last week and decalred war on the Reich when Nazi troops attacked her soldiers
 Granting Of transit rights to Allied troops through Bulgaria would eil- able the Red Army 10 link up with Marshal Tit0's army of liberation ln Yugoslayia, is0lating German forces iD Greece and the Aegean ls' lands.
 German garris0ns iD Tug0slayla have been reduced to such aD eys tent that Alhed forces in Italy could land at w.ll on ule Adrlslie coast Of Yngoslayia and join Tito and ultimately the Red Army to establish a solid front across south eastern Europe.