Berlin, July 14, Sporting circles here voiced deep regret at the Japanese decision to give up the organization of the 1940 Olympic Games, although they could understand the reasons which prompted Japan's move.
These quarters recalled that Germany had made important preparations to attend the Tokyo games: one hundred of the best athletes: were to be sent to Tokyo and ten thousand German visitors intended to sail to Japan on board ships belonging to the "Strength through Joy" movement, A course in the Japanese language had even been organised in the Leipzig and other German universitiesHavas, Lender's, is more extensively damaged.
The house of the Consul General for Cuba and Mrs, Justo A. Proenza has been so seriously damaged that they have been forced to move.
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