The Archive · 1938

Plans for the 12th Olympic Games

are progressing and there is only the slightest chance that Tokyo. will not hold them, Dr. Jigoro Kato, Japanese member of the International Olympic Committee and head of the Organization Committee for the: games, said today.

"It's very doubtful if anything wilt occur to call off the games in Tokyo. in 1940," said Dr. Kato who is en Foule back to Tokyo from the Inter-ational Olympic Committee meeting in Cairo. "If, things stand as they Jare now, they'll be all right. There war in Japan. The people in Tokyo, Osaka and other "Japanese cities are not thinking of war.'—United Press.

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