Tokyo, Mar. 3.
Continuing their campaign against unlicensed short-wave radio receiving sets, the Japanese authorities on February 25 raided the home here of Mr. Aloxel L, Mahi, correspondent of the Soviet Tass News Agency, the newspaper "Kokumin" revealed to-day.
Accompanied by police officers, representatives of the Ministry of Com munications sealed the set Installed atthe correspondents home at 1 Hinoklzaka, Akasaka, Mr Nagl signed 'a statement regretting is violation of the Japanese regulations and promised not to use his set, the dally Tue Italian Ambassador to Japan, Signor Glacinto Auriti, is taking Steps to preserve permanently two sections of the garden in the back of the Italian Embassy in Tokyo in view of their historical Impbriance, It is stated that the Emperor Meiji once sat in the tea-house which is now in the compounds of the Embassy to watch an equestrian performance, Where a pend is at present was once a garden in which ten of the 47 Tonin are said to have committed harakiri in the 16th year of Genroku.
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