The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-22
COMPLETE
 PLAN FOR ACTION
 AGAINST GERMANY
Commission Definitely Decides Details for Military and Eco homie Organization In
 Case Germans Default
Rr Associnted Press

Paris, April 21.--The mixed mili- tary and civil commission met today at the headquarters of Marshal Foch and definitely decided the details for the military and economic organiza- tion of German territory which will be occupied after May in the event that Germany does not carry out her separations obligations.
 Louis Loucheur, minister for the lib- erated regions, will leave Brussels Sat urday 10 acquaint M. Jaspar, the Bel. gian foreign minister with the plan. NJ. Briand, on Sunday, will outline the de- tails of the plan to David Lloyd George, the British premier, in their conference at Lympne, England Marshal Foch will not accompany Premier Briand to England.
 The mixed commission today heard Generals Desticker and Buat on military measures and also M Seydoux, a fnan- cial expert; Charles Benoist, chief of the cabinet, and Yves LeTrocquer, mini ster of public works.
 The commission adopted two reports of the military experts concerning the de- limitation of the territory to be oc- cupied and the effectives necessary to the operation which remain fixed by the mobilization of the class of 19l9
 Three reports exclusively economic were adopted: First. concerning the working of mines; second. financial ad ministration, and third, the feeding of the populations and the families of mine workers. Committees will be formed to manage the production and distribution of coal and industrial production and also the customs and financial adminis- tration.
 General Weygand. acting as general secretary of staff for the mixed commisl sion, is putting the finishing touches on the report tonight, and it will be handed over to Premier Briand tomorrow night or Saturday morning.
 100000 TROOPS PROVIDED
 One hundred thousand French troops, in addition to those now on the Rhine. are provided for in the plan elaborated by the mixed military and civil com mission, according to La Liberte. There now are s0,000 French troops in the oc- cupied territory. the average cost for the maintenance of which is A 600 900 francs monthly.
 La Liberte adds that the plan calls for the occupation of two-thirds of the Ruhr' industrial valley and also Elberfeld and Barmen, in Westphalia. Troops return ing from Silicia, the newspaper says. will be used, and the balance will be made up from the class of 1919.
 The essential principle of the economic measures consists. according to the of continuation of the work ing of the mines and mills and other plants by German companies under the immediate control of the allies. The allied plan provides that a certain per centage of coal mined shall be exported to Germany. The percentage. which may be modified, according to circumstances, is now set at 9 per cent of the output says La Liberte, which adds that an additional tax of 10 marks gold to the already existing tax of 10 marks gold on every ton of coal sold outside the Ruhr and three marks gold on Ignite will be levied.
 The percentage of the shares of the allies in the profits from German in- dnstry have not been fixed.
 The plan also provides for 40 per cent tax on all exports from the Ruhr No goods will be permitted to leave the Puhr zone before the amount is de- posted in a bank designated by the commission on reparations It provides also for allied control of certain export able articles and the delivery of ray the value of which will be placed to the credit of Germany in the reparations account.
 According to La Liberte. supervision French engineers and the distribution made by an allied commission.