YUGOSLAV SUCCESSION REPRESENTATIVE SLAMS CROATIA

BELGRADE, May 15 (Hina) - The head of a Yugoslav delegation participating in negotiations on succession to the former Yugoslav federation in Vienna has accused Croatia of insisting on "some division of the property of the former Communist Alliance." Dobroslav Mitrovic told Belgrade's Beta news agency "the other delegations are not interested" in that property. He said the leaders of the five successor states' delegations might meet without a mediator to discuss "all open issues." Mitrovic said a "fierce debate" took place on Monday, the first day of the Vienna negotiations, and that the Bosnian delegation "was particularly harsh towards Croatia and Slovenia with regard to the 'key' for the division of the property." Mitrovic further said "a small front" had been created comprising Yugoslavia, Macedonia and Bosnia, "three to two, so we shall see how to proceed." He told Beta his "Yugoslav" delegation was not willing to budge as "Serbia has budged for a whole century, so now we shall come forward with what we think objectively belongs to us." The latest, two-week succession negotiations are held with mediation from Sir Arthur Watts. (hina) ha