The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-03
Byrnes Moy Address Army AtStuttgort
 MoIofov Holds
 Up Continuation
 or Conference

Paris, Sept. 3-(UP)-Secretary of State James F. Byrnes today considered visiting Germany within the next week to address American occupation officials at Stauttgart if the Peace Conference continues to drag.
 Oficials close to Byrnes indicated he still had not decided definitely upon a visit to the American oc- cupation zone. Unless the peace making peace is speeded, it was in- dicated he probably will go. Byrnes refused comment.
 With v. M. Molotov absent in Moscow, Byrnes and Foreign Sec retary Ernest Bevin of Britain turned to non-conference problems. Molotov was expected back in Paris this week Few accomplish ments were anticipated before his return.
 Attacks BOnomi'S Record
 The quarrel between Italy and Yugoslavia over Venezia Giulia was renewed in the Italian Political Commission today. The Yugoslav Delegate Ales Bebler demanded the entire disputed territory for his country. He accused the Italian delegation of deliberately lying to grab the maximum territory for Italy.
 Bebler replied to speech by Ivanoe Bonomi of Italy yesterday with a personal attack on the 1tal- ian. He reviewed Bonomi's expul- sion from the Socialist Party in 1912 because of his colonial expan- sion policy and his role as war minister in Mussolini's government.
 Bononi,s speech, Bebler said, &must necessarily create the inn rression that the present-day Italy thereby wishes to stress symbollcal- Nv the fact that she was resumlng her aggressive policy which, had been temporarily interrupted by the last war"
 High Polish delegation quarters enlphatically denied reports of a possible change in the Russian Polish and Polish German from tiers.
 On authorization of the Warsaw government, the Polish quarters said there was no indication on the Russian side to return Silesia from Poland to Germany.
 Discuss Many Issues
 Twice within two days Bevln and Byrnes openly consulted each other in private conferences. They were believed to have discussed the Greek plebiscite outcome restoring King George IT, the Ukrainian war mongering charge against Greece and the Soviet proposal for United Nations to report the disposition of their military forces in foreign countries, excluding former enemy lands.
 A new element was added to the Italian reparations discussions by tsae disclosure yesterday that Brit ain has submitted claims for $11,- GOO 0OO, 900 damages from Italy. The claim covers costs of the wal against Italy. shipping losses ane damage to Malta. It excludes wal damage within Britain, estimated at $8, ,00o, 900, 900.
 The British claim was submitted Ao the Italian Political Conmis sion merely for the record. Britain clinps to the policy that she VII not ask Italy to pay any repara' lions. The United States follow the same policy.
 Several commissions were sched rled to meet today. The Italian rolitioal commission was though the most likely scene of excitement
 Attach Little Importance
 Normally little importance woul' he attached to the Bevln-Byrne talks. This conference has pro drced a minimum of private bl lateral discussions, however, an Byrnes has had none with Moloto'
 Molotov attempted to initiate 1n formal Big Four talks at the out set. Byrnes led the opposition | this, and his relations with Molo tov lessened while those wit, Bevin increased.
 A decision on postponement C the Sept. g meeting of the Unite Nations general assembly in Ne Tor kapparent1y awaited Molotov return.
 Soviet charges that the Unite States had interfered in the trad relations between two soverelg countries when 1t protested tn pending Soviet-Swedish trade pat probably i'll have repercussions her in debates on economic clauses ( the five treaties being written.