According to information reaching American authorities here the proposed—Anglo-Japanese agreement would allocate a small portion of the silver, possibly £100,000 out of the £800000 now in the vaults of the Bank of Communications in Tientsin, for flood relief in north China. This fund, it was understood, would be administered by a joint Anglo-Japanese committee, The remainder of the silver reserves, according to this plan, would be deposited in an American bank, possibly the National City Bank of New York, in Tientsin, The Tokyo Government is understood to have agreed to this plan and Britain now is seeking China's consent.
The proposed Anglo-Japanes: formula also would provide for Japanese ce-operation with British police officials in Tientsin in assuring security, especially in suppressing Chinese terrorists ullaged to be plotting inside the foreign concessions in Tientsin—United Press.
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