London, June 10.
The International Olympic Committee issued last night a come munique reading as follows:
"The Swiss Olympic Committes having informed the Toternational Olympic Committee that it would be impossible for Switzerland ganize the fifth Olympic Winter Games in 1940 according to the official programme to which she had formerly agreed, the International Olympic Committee to its deep regret found itself obliged to entrust the Winter Games in 1040 to some other place.
"Atter a careful study of the pos sibility of organizing the Winter Games in the short period of eight months and considering all offers received, it came to the conclusion that Garmiseh-Partenkirehen alone could be ready in time to hold the Olympic Winter Games in February, 1940.
The Olympic winter games of 1940 have been allotted to Germ: will take place at Garmisch-Parten+
Ttaly's request that the summer if the games in 104B are regarded being Kood.—Trans-Ocean,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.