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 has been secured again hy prompt action. as C was m EtAlg," he said.
 Diplomatic circles in Ankara said Romanias surrender followed the failure of Germany Co promise mIli- tary help against the Russian of- Gensive. When Premier Marshal Ion Antonesca, since ousted. returned empty handed from . sl1-day talk with Adolf Hitler. Ankara said. un- rest spread through the army and peace demonstrations broke out in Bucharest.
 Paced with military chaos. the army prevailed upon King Michael to seek an aSgnlsaice. these sources said. Gen. Constantin Sanetesca. the new premier, was identified as a former commander of the ath army corps and among Romanla's % hieh- est ranking generals.
 A United Press Moscow dispatch said Russian and Romanian author ities were believed to have begun formal peace negotiations on the basis Of King Michael's announce mcIi lfl3t LtDIIaAi4 Ha0 4cCtlCu sD accept a Soviet armistice offer.
 The Red Army was continuing its advance through northern Romania toward Bucharest, however, and the Soviet Foreign CommissaTiat said in it's first formal statement on the Ro- manian situation that military oper- ations would continue until the Ger mans had been drlven from Roman ian soil.
 Romanian and German troops al- ready were fighting one another in northern Romania. the Sosiets said. while other reports reaching Lon- don told Of street battles in the Black sea Port of Constanta.
 Swiss dispatches said Romanian troops were fighting the Humgar- ians in northern Transylrania. which Michael ordered his forces to restore to Romania. Adolf Hitler gave northern Pennsylvania Go Hun- | gary tEs 1890.
 The fate of Marshal Ion An- tonescu. busted by Michael as pre- inier, was not disclosed immediately. ! The London Daily Mail said he and several members of his dep0sed goy- elnment had been arrested an Bucharest, while the Daily Express quoted 'uncOnflrmed Swiss reports that he had been Kidnapped and shot. |
 Ankara heard that the Slorakian 1 puppet government had ordered martial law throughout the country after failing in an attempt to mopll- ise workers to build defenses m the Tartar pass through the CaTpathian mountains.
 Slovakia was said to be seething with discomfort, with partisan activ- ity increasing. Russian partasanS who filtered through the German lines in Galacia were said to be aio- ing native patriots.
 A Cairo dispatch to the London Daily Express said it had been cons frrned there that the Germans had withdrawn all their forces from Bua' garia. apparently leaving the gos- ernment free to make peace E7tn the Allies.
 Bulgaria was understood to have asked for an arEnistice from the United States and Britain and terms were under consideration in Wasia- ington and London. Bulgaria and Russia never have broken relations.
 Bulgarian ocupati0n forces in Greek Maned0nia and Thaoe were panicky over the possibility Of an Allied pincers attack upon them from Romania and the sea, Cairo said.
 The Cheek exile government tn Cairo. as a cfeeknate to any Bul- garian attempt to retain stolen ter" ritory, demanded a guarantee Of pre- war frontiers, punishment of Bul" garian rulers and military leader for atrocities, indeannities for Greek victims and Allied occupation of Bulgaria.
 A Hungarian underground radio station, broadeagting in the name of the Hungarian National Ende- pendence front" called upon the army to revolt against the Germans. urged workers to demonstrate for peace. and appealed to all political parties to unite and form a new government.
 All German troops on Hungarian soil should be informed. the broad east said. Regent Admiral Nicholas Horthy should be busted and nego- tiati0ns should be started tnme- diately with the new Romansae government regarding the fate 0s Northern Transylyania.
 The mayor of Budapest was re- ported to have eanoeled al woFk" ers vacation, possibly as Q step to- ward further industrial mobilization.
 The Stockholm newspaper Mor- g0ntidningen reported under an An. kara date that Romaniap troops had attacked German SS forces guarding the Ploesu oil wells and were figthing Hungarian units at Clui and Maros-VaraTbeb on the Transylyaniasl frontier :.
 "A German bF0adeast reported by BEG said al postal telegraph and telephone communications nave been suspended between HnngsTy and R0naniag