Show US U.S. to Send Athletes to to 36 Olympiad ad j oJ Action Taken After Report of 3 Avery Aver Brundage Opposition Op Op- position Met x NEW YORK Sept 27 F C P IP States participation in the 1936 1938 ory Olympic n. n pic plc games grones to be e held in Berlin js is as u- lured The American Olympic C com coma Jm accepted the invitation on 9 of Ger Germany e many any Wednesday night after listening listening listen listen- ing to a two-hour two report by y Avery Brundage president of the American Amateur Athletic union and the Olympic committee who re Je returned re turned 4 43 48 hours ago from a two months' months Investigation tour of G Ger r. r many An unconditional and unqualified d ct resolution of ot acceptance nce was adopted after Brundage assured the committee commit commit- tee that in hI hit his opinion there will be beno no official interference on the part of ot the German government that he e learned earned of n no untoward acts acl against ig foreign Jews and that German Jew ish sport leaders were satisfied that they would have full opportunity y to o train arid and prepare for the games Charles L L. Jewish w wel we welfare 1 fare far board representative on the 1 committee not only sought postponement postponement postpone postpone- ment of action until the committee had m more re time to digest Brundage's report but warned that German promises should not be trusted in In view of German debt repudiation and lother other political occurrences I Some other committee members chiefly William J. J Bingham athletic director of Harvard university and arid William Haddock of Pittsburgh backed in seeking to defer the vote but Gustavus I. I Kirkby a alively lively participant In Jn the discussion sounded the keynote of ot the meting meeting eting when he lie said Germany is afraid not to live up to its promises Brundage reported that in general it seemed that Jews in business in Germany appeared to be operating as per usual and that governmental interference with Jews has been more for political reasons than anything anything any any- thing else I |