The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-24
Hungarian Army
 Said To Be In Revolt
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Romania out of tie Axis camp Authoritative reports from Ankara said the Bulgars had asked for a final delineation of the terms on which they could make peace with the United States and Britain.
 An authoritative source in London said Bulgaria's peace proposals were being studied here and that. if they arc found to constitute a definite formal application for an armistice, Britain and the United States will communicate their terms to Sofia.
 False Hopes
 While some government circles in Sofia appeared to be holding to the illusion that they could withdraw from the var with some territorial gains. it appeared increasingly eyi- dent that the Romanian move would squeeze Bulgaria out in short order--and at the Allied terms.
 Romania itself was braced to meet possible German reprisals. and the government clamped. virtual state Of siege on Bucharest
 King Michael. in a royal proclaim alton last night, denounced the Tri- partite pact, which Romania signed in the first flush Of German victor ies in i9a0 announced acceptance of Russian armistice terms and or dered his armies to expel Hungar- ian and any German forces from northern Transyivania.
 Berlin railed angrily at the "cow- ardly tHeachery" of Michael and his "AnRlophile" supporters. and assert cd that disorders had broken out throughout Romania in the wake of the monarch's peace appeal.
 The German DINE News Agency said a national group of patriots" already had organized against the king and had called upon the army to continue the fight. It also said it had "confirmed' that Michael appealed to the Romanian army to cease fighting against the Soviets. but Moscow dispatches reported the battle stiil was continuing in north ern Romania.
 Remanlans Fight NaEi
 fA CBS broadcast from Bern quoted Swiss reports that the Ro- manians were fighting German units in the Black Sea Port Of c0nstanta and fighting Hungarian forces on the Hungarian border. Most of Ro- mania was said to be firmly ill ho- mania hands)
 REC said the London times report ed that Bulgaria has asked the Brit ish ambassador in AnkaTa for AL lied armistiee ennditions)
 Romania's surFen Ter cracked Ger many's hold on the pitteFy Balkans and brought rapid Tepereussl0ns ID Bulgaria. Hungary and Sloyakia,
 Reliable sources in Cairo said Bul- garia had begun withdrawing its troops from occupied territory % Yugoslayia and speculated that she may be the next Of the satellites to abandon Germany,
 Radio Sofia vas broadeasting only at intervals and reliable sources ID Cairo believed "somethlng strange" was under way in the Bulgarian capital The Germans may have seized the station tO prevent any peace move announcement, Cairo said,
 DR0maniang, A Romanian-lanE glage broadcast Of the German radio network said. After the brave ROmaOian soldiers so herolealiy defended ROmanian land for years, King Michael, hostile instrument ln the hands of a small CalHarllla and a small clique of traitors, has put aside the eOnduet0F 0f the state, Marshal AnLOneseu, and wants 10 heiTay as shamefully t0 We Russians
 "King IJiehael is preparing peace, but in reality this peace means nothing but the occupation Of RQ' mania by the Red Army and simul, Lane0ngly the Authorization ol R0lnbania and the degaFdlng and spoilation Of the Romsnlan na' ton"
 1Anothev GeTmap broadcast, recorded by the Fcc, called on the R0manlan people to obey only lDe orders of Q RolNanlan National g0y' eTnunent which it said had been formed to continue fighting "togetb' Or with the Germans against Rus. sian R0lsheVism," The broadcast ald not Identify the members Of the g0VeTnmenh,
 Michael removed Premier Marshal Ton Ant0neseu, who largely was responsible for R0manlt's pro hazl course, and replaced him with Gen C0nstlntlD sanateseu at the Helm of an all.paFty cabinet
 "A Bern broadcast recorded by CBs said Ant0Deseu had lied to Germany,
 The new government Michael said In a proclamation broadcast by Bucharest radio, had been entFllst' ed 'Wlth the task Of fulfilling the determined will ef the country aBd concluding peace with the United Nations"
 "Romanla hes accepted an arm.