The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-22
BY Drese RedrSOn

fsrred Monckton said his government had instructed him to seek more than 22 per cent and that he had
 factual memo to document the equity of the claim.
 Pauley however, told Monckton: My answer is no'Im not going to finish this conterence as low man..
 rauley had statistics to show that the D. 8; had borne 90 E cent Of the M vars c1 SooS sno s Ss already taken by the Russians and the French This argument. in the end, was dropped
 Russla, in effect, will get approximately e4Occ.- Germany which viii give her roughly one-hah of such reparations
 Neither at Moscow nor Potsdam was cecision reached on Russias demand that Germany deliver part of her annual production for ten years Nothing was said about the delicate question o forced labor to repair devastated Nor was cecisiq9 reacneL as to what the French the English and the Amer jeans will actually get in the way of reparatons. Presumably these will be on the agenda of the Coun ell of Foreign Ministers at its meeting next month
 Ambassador Pauley is making a tour of the European capitals to explain the reparation agree inerts and his assistant on reparatons, pr. lsadore Lbin. will return soon When Pauiey ge.s Dacs, sa, at Potsdam, will probably appoint the reparations ambassador to the post of Federal Loan Adminls- trator. a
 The way is now clear for staging an economic conference of United Nations members, probably in terence stems directly from the increased stature of the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations Organization agreed upon at San Francisco and the determination to proceed in advance of ratification of the Charter to discuss troublesome economic matters together.
 VIII Clayton while ostensbly in London for the UNRRA conference, quietly arranged the economic conference which will discuss removal of trade bar rters trade policies cartels and commodity agree ments The latter which include international agree ments on sugar. tin rubber etc., are of extraordinary importance because, in the past such undertakings by governments really amounted to official cartes. Tne American representatives will press to make these conversion agreements seeking to bring about gradual shifts in production capacity to scarcer cofpmoditiesan entirely new approach. The way was cleared for such conversion agreements to supplant er-government cartels at Chaputlepec last spring, and the principle has been accepted by Latin- ican countries The new Attlee government in Eng land is expected to join with the American hem isphere group.
 VIII Clayton is determined to avoid clashes such as those between Raymond Moley and Cordell Hull which destroyed the London Economic Conference in 1885,
 , Clayton's emergence 10 power in foreign policy will be fortified by the reorganization of the State Department which in the past had emphasized po- Mtca decisions by foreign service officers In reality there will be two Under Secretaries of State-one political and one economic The old system of desks" for each foreign country will disappear and func- tona system will replace it. Under the new plan, the new economic under secretary will determine policy
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