GERMANY TO PAY REPARATION
PARIS—(By A. P.)—The Allied supreme council today approved the German reparations plan drafted by its special committee last night. This plan provides for the payment of 226,000,000,000 gold marks (about sixty-seven billion dollars) in 42 annual installments on a rising scale, beginning with 2,000,000,000 marks the first two years, and also payment of 12 percent on German exports.
The Germans will be given the plan in a few days and will be invited to join the conference February 28 to consider the terms.
Brussels council of economic experts will resume sessions on February 7. The penalties provided for failure to keep the agreement is in general, the same as under the treaty of the Versailles, including military and economic measures.
The plan is to be signed when the council meets for the second session today. The report of the committee on disarmament of Germany has also today. The report of the committee on disarmament of Germany has also been virtually approved by the council.
This plan provides for the complete disarmament of the so-called civic guard organizations by July 1, 1921. The council at its meeting today will discuss the Austrian problem and is expected to dispose of all questions on the program before adjournment.
Agreement On German Reparations Signed This Evening, by the special committee of the supreme allied council was signed by the members this evening. The German disarmament agreement was also signed.
The council approved the plan for a 200,000,000 franc corporation to aid Austria.
Rumania Stages Another Little War.
VIENA—(By A. P.)—The Rumanian government has declared the right bank of the Dneister in a state of siege and has prohibited all traffic in that country.  region, according to a Bucharest dispatch received here today. 