Dr. Joseph E. Rayerott, a member of the American Olympic Administration committee, ald, "We regard this as a medical ease, We are sending Mrs. Jarrett home aboard the s. Bremen on Saturday, in care of a squad nurse, Miss Katherine Roche."
Mr, Avery Brundage, President of the Amateur Athlotle' Union, said the adion fo discharge' the swimmer followed the advice of the team's swimming coach, trainer and marine ger. On Friday, following a cocktail arly, Mrs, Jarrett was reported not fo have retired until dawn, Wednesday, while walking the dock of the liner Manhattan, Mrs, Jarrett was said to have collided. forcibly with the team chaperon, Mrs. Ada Hackett, after which the Olympic officials' met and decided on the dis eiplinary action—United Press.
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