Germans Build Olympic Arena
Berlin March 13 The Associated Press describes the progress on Germany s new Olympic stadium for the 1936 games. Since 1933 work has continued with 3200 workers daily and completion planned by June 1 for final finishing touches and the swimming pool. The project reuses the old 1916 sunken bowl as a basement parking area accommodating about 3000 vehicles. An Olympic subway lines will run from central Berlin to the stadium with additional lines and a direct gate hallway station to ease access for contestants officials and the public. Pedestrian tunnels will separate foot and motor traffic to prevent jams.
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Japanese Swimming Rules Face Change Fight at Berlin
Japanese government official Eiji Aman calls for altering speed swimming rules to remove advantages from taller swimmers. He seeks to abolish the plunge start and turn around buoys, arguing current limits favor Americans. Aman cites Tokyo Meiji Shrine dual meet and U S performances by Medica Fick and other stars as justification.
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Women enter workforce without displacing men says study
A National Industrial Conference Board report finds that women’s rise in employment over the last fifty years did not push men from jobs. The growth stems mainly from new kinds of work created for women.
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