"The 1940 Olympic Games will provide an excellent opportunity to introduce to the world the best qualities we Japanese have," declared Mr, Jigoro Kano, Japanese dele-Bate to the meeting of the International Olympic Committee in Cairo, who arrived in Shanghai on Wednesday morning.
"The 1940 Olympic Games shall by all means be held in Japan," he told newspapét men. "And what we have in mind for the games in Japan is not so much an ostentatious assem-plage with an emphasis on material things such as was apparent in Berlin, but rather a spiritual atmosphere that will reflect. well the spirit of our bushido.'
/The Flying Frenchmen of Montreal again came into the picture. Their Victory over tHe Rangers the other day and their close battle with the Bruins to-night made them a threat in the Canadian Division again, especially as the Maple Leafs have been inconsistent in recent weeks.
The Canadiens, however; are still five points behind and will have to pu! on pressure if they hope to finish ahead of their Toronto rivals before the Stanley Cup play-offs have into view,—United Press.
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