Brussels, July 16.
Finland will most likely agree to hold the 1940 Olympic Games despite the shortage of time in which to make adequate preparations, cording to a report with a Helsinski date line appearing in/^Le Soir" today.
Count Baillet-Latour, Chairman of the Olympic Committee, has cabled M. Krogius, Finnish delegate to the Committee, informing him' that, Finland will be named to organise the Games in the event that Japan definitely decides not to do so, M. Krogius replied that Finland is reddy to accept this proposal "Lo Soir" concludes.—Havas.
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