DOLE EXPECTS FRY TO DELIVER INFORMATION ON THE MISSING FROM VUKOVAR

VUKOVAR ( Editorial: --> 5570 ) BELGRADE, Jan 19 (Hina) - The 400 remaining protocols on missing persons from the Vukovar area will be delivered soon, the chairman of the International Commission for Missing Persons Robert Dole told reporters in Belgrade Monday after talks with Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic and representatives of Serb families of the missing. Dole said Milosevic had expressed willingness to cooperate with the commission. The U.S. senator also hoped Croatian and Bosnian officials would do the same. The president of the International Red Cross, Cornelio Sommaruga, said that the enormous suffering of family members of missing persons could stop only if an end were put to the politicisation of the issue and the insistence on reciprocity in exchanging information. It is necessary to overcome all doubts concerning the existence of "secret prisoners", Sommaruga said. He was leaving Belgrade satisfied, he pointed out, after hearing Milosevic's views on the further solving of the issue of missing persons. Even Milosevic said that actions must be more important than words, Sommaruga said. (hina) ha jn 191742 MET jan 98