London, July 15.
Count Baillet-Latour, president of the International Olympic Committee, who is at present staying here, declared that he had not yet been of-dally informed of Japan's decision rot to organize the Olympic Games of 1040, He emphasised that the games will on no account be postpon= ed or: omitted for a further four years, but the International Olympic Committee would convene immediate-to decide on a new site.
Finland, the speaker explained, does not have an exclusive right to the games since they are allotted to cities and not countries. The International Olympic Committee would therefore consider offers from all cities wishing to organise the games when it meets in the near future—
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