FOCH'S REPORT ADOPTED
ATTITUDE OF THE ALLIES,
(UNITED PUSES ASSOCIATION.—COPTEISHI.J
(AVBTRAI4AN - WEW ZIALANV CAILB ASSOCIATION.)
PARIS, 16th April.
The Echo de Paris states that a council of Ministers and generals adopted 1 Marshal Foch's report, which points out that 'the occupation of Ruhr and the industrial districts in. Westphalia, in the .event of German default on Ist May, will necessitate the calling up of the 1918-19 classes, in order to prevent the Germans from entertaining ideas of resistence.
General Loucheur's report on the economic measures accompanying the occupations estimated a yield of thirty thousand million gold marks yearly.
M. Briand stated before the Foreign -Affairs Committee that the Allies would either aid France with material or consent to her acting alone.
[Mr. Lloyd George, in the House of Commons on Thursday, said that no agreement had been made with France regarding the sanctions to be applied in the event of Germany's default-on Ist May.]
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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 91, 18 April 1921, Page 7
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