INDUSTRIAL NATIONS RECONVENE FOR TALKS Financial ministers and central bankers of leading industrial nations reconvened here this afternoon. Canadian Finance Minister Michael Wilson said on entering the meeting the ministers would review the Paris agreement. Asked if he was satisfied with West German and Japanese stimulus, Wilson replied, "They could do a little more." French Finance Minister Edouard Balladur, meanwhile, confirmed there would be a communique at the end of the meeting. Finance ministers and central bankers of Britain, FRance, Canada and West Germany were seen by Reuter correspondents returning to a Treasury building. Japanese officials and Bundesbank President Karl Otto Poehl did not appear to have left the building at the end of earlier Group of Five talks which broke up around 2 p.m. local time (1800 gmt). There was no sign, however, of the Italian delegation whose position was thrown into question this morning by the resignation of the Christian Democratic wing of Italy's Socialist-led government. European monetary officials said later that the Italian delegation was inside the building. This meant that a full blown meeting of the Group of Seven was in progress.