New Britain herald., 1922-11-28
Cabinet, Having LOsf Faith in Inter. Allied Solution of Rep4rltioni Question, Takei Yer! Drastic Action
Marshal Foch Declarks Tha
 Troops Can Take Ovel Right Bank of the Rhinl
 Within 24 Hours.

Paris. Nov. 2s, tBy kssoelatel Press)--A plan for direct aelien b France as a solution of the r0para tions question was submitIett foda: to the full cabinet, meetiIg in ths Elysee palace, with Presid srt Mil. lerand presiding,
 The plan provides for aeislre c the state coal mines and coAestion 0 the export taxes In the Rnhk' district together with absolute contrbI of tha section of the Rhineland npst occu pied by the French militarI
 Members of the cabinet rhfaaed [, discuss the action taken but 1t is gen erally believed the plan was approy ed without opposition.
 No Faith in Allied Plan.
 Tho decision for direct adtion wa first considered and approved at yes. terday's meeting of military hrd civi authorities at the Elysee palace There is no longer much fdita herr In any inter-allied solution cf th9 question.
 Military Plans Ready
 Marshal Foch ana Major Chr, Eua the French chief of staff, arl under stood to have told President dfiier and and Premier Poineare aS gester day's meeting that a plan Of lefpaflti ing the military ocoupatlonl ef ths right bank of the Rhine hSd beef prepared with the utmost cAre ant that 1t could bo executed WHhan 2s hours notice.
 Germany has q rnoratuFiuAi Hnli the end of December and the iira under tha axlsting soieals renaratlonHs ilosg in#suHpenaiof4 .FnsiIz be due tn tlie lniddle of JanuAa N. ters many'a failure to meet this fttyntenl in the opinion of the t'fench automatically give them tho Dght te act.
 PEemier's Purpose seen
 Premier Poincare's plirposet ia shig appeal to the nntion last siil{days te subInerge party feelings in aacre1 unionn in support Of the govefnnenf is now seen.
 This drastic program of actlSn nat lrally hinges upon the outccrae oi the Brussels conference, but fheire if such doubt that that meeting woHsic reach a satisfactory decision bn tht5 question or that wilt even De held, that the Iarenchi think 1t wise to prepare now.
 France is now ready ''to go It Alone' acting on the theory that if sht ever expects to get a sou from Gefmans she must, as the French newsPapars say, Init Germany hard in the RailirS her most vulnerable spot
 Would Dust Germans.
 Complete control Of the Fgenrh sector Of the Rhineland would ac the much desired expulsion Of German officials, many cf whor1 the French believe arc Prussians re gently come into the regions with the Intention Of strengthening resistance to the allied occupation
 Premier Poincare saw Marquh Ragai. Italian member of the repar ations commission. yesterday and ii was taken for granted that it was tc supplement- the outline N. Poincars already had given Premier Mtssoin It Lausanne Of the French intentionf toward Germany.
 The cabinet had before # today Inc governments calculations on ex- letIy what the seizure of two-thirds of the RHhr would yield, These oflis cial figures show among other re sources that the German. governments mines in the Ruhr produce nine mil ion tons of coal about half tlis mount annually due France.