To the Editor of the "Nortit-Cinwa Dany News Si—The entire nation of this country are at this moment Olympic-minded. 'Tajima, the jumper, Son, the Korean runner, Miss 'Machaia, the swimmer, and' Murakoso, the plucky runner, all of whom, except the latter, won the first places in their respective games, are being praised to the skies. The authorities of the Tokyo Municipality are cagerly discussing, ignoring the heat wave of these days, how {o make the coming Olympiad to be held here in Tokyo 4 years hence successful. Especially are they grateful for having won the honour of holding the Twelfth Olympics in their capital, for 1940 falls on the 2,000th anniversary of the founding of the Japanese Empire. A World Fair is also expected {0 be opened in the same year. "They have come to understand the real significance of the Olympic Villages. Yesterday they were war-minded, but to-day the war-like spirit of the Yamato race has for once been en-
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