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To de哪phWze: the important -but not .exchisivib. .academic、ri)le, the building is to be called The Aaほn Cenれe "ther trhan the A-sian Studies Centre..
O"ginalsource of inspiration for thiきprojがY was Shotarひ .lida,' ProiTessoi^.:::of'、Bvi4dh!ぉm.: at ■pBC's Depar;tnWntりfつJleligious Studies. : i
ノ：.Concfeirned ,a)5out::cramped ..qu-' artきre available foi5 the Asian ■■st:vid}es..'libr£ify.,:Air.' Iida concei， ,ve:d'-the. idもa .of se«k,ing an EXPO ?0 :paャilicm.' En:y6uteゃIndia in 1970,heyis(t€d the Osaka卿0^ sUion, selected the Sanyo Pa-
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v.ilion &s the one mo sぃさu it able! and approacl^ed tぉe Sanyo copp?t-
The resuU; of his negotiations, later 'aided, b'y .reprfesenta卞i6ns ，of othe", is t;haぃthe Sanyo stee) girders 、v.ere., do mated and sliipped to Vane Oliver and thisヽvillbe only Japanese pavilion from EXi*6 ,70 to be reconstructed outside Japan.:::.':
A numl)er of meetings have be en held with the Japanese community here t(i determine how b辨t:the pjivi】io!v:coiild, be tede^ signed to.serve..cultural and edu-cationai.pursuit? .b'eyond those of the. ui)Wei'sity.'.
The A si art studies. departmeTit Us^ばhas18 fulレtime faculty niemりers an.d more th&n1,000 students studying thelゅguaぉe;literati ire .and cultural'liistory:.of Japan, China and Asia generally. Of these114 一 studyinglanguages of Japan,180 of China and 31of India.
-'Executive .Committee ■:members of The Asian Centre''Fund .include Hon. No man A. M, McKen-j zie, 'hcm.orary chairman; Mr, Cam-pney， chairman,:and 'Wi川am M. ■Armstr.cmg, Gordon, L. Di,aeseke,-' A. John ElHs, Arthur Fouks，K. F. Fraser,. Shinsuke Hoi'i,: John F.. Howes,George A.'Ishiwa-' ra, Allan M. McGavin， The Hon. Mr- '^Tustice Nathan.Nemtez，. Patrick M. Reynolds and J. L "Whitehead.
Japan has sti^ict gun coiHrol aws, but 80化illegar pistols were confiscatedla St y,ear共s comparea
said.' ■ ■ .
リntilthe increaさe^ of the ,wo::yeaぉ，:まp(?l，ce hき'd.be:en zing 'an 'avもragも:of. about:.100. .li&Tid'':guns、a:year，'IMs|boIs- an(^國rー A^olyers' eRher'smuggkdカrhおTid-made; now bring a bout 3り，444 yfen roughly多100 一 eain unde-
rworld dealings.
WhilもJapaneseg&ngs8tTe striving': for. m6ぉclosely :ktvは.and )3etter armed organizations, they 则at the sartie time, seeking
deavors 'such,站、tasd fleet' opei^a-ぉons, construcUoひfirms) tourist hotels,   entertainment projects
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lダhe saidwhengang inembers gAlninfc^rniaぉoもal)Out i卿propriab accounting a coifr>i)any，g fihancial,kffai- or soniethingimproper m the private lives 6fc6mpahy officials.:，さn they detnahd moneyimd^r th^ threiat of rim king such information public. PoHte,id they believe "&t
1eま5icompanW andlOcity banks" were vieti—ofゅis type of l)la)ckmail1—yeaiv
('Thisおa crhnもli汰rd to detect because cif our. natu—re —..to: cc^nce^il Qu'r weakness," Hirゅayashi
Police areseeking the help of businessleaders iaれd taxofficjials to dealwUh tWstypeoJfblajck-應il.IrtJanuaTy， the Diirector deneiral of the NationalPolice
and night clubs,authorはiぉsaid. | Agency, Mikio Takahashi, aimou-
nced he was seUing up a邻もdal
Japan's ccmtinuing economicb.oom i>ot o.nly mea'ns.nionejr in.,these; fields, but also gives underworld groups the oppbrtunitj^ to .claim they nolonger, need to. deal,in 'iUegalactivities-Such, aもtion, 'Hirabayaslii said, "Helps.big'bosses'claim they are now businessmen contribute to socialprocess."
i)espite thら.:.moVe intolegitimate fields, Hirabayashiぉ&id-Japan's" gangs .stillget their 'major income'i.rom'.suctitmngs as gambling,loan shark opiSTations'
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His action canle afteranind-dent m the Osきka off ice of a major newspaper, theYomiuri Shim-bun, three .men alleged to be me.m-' bers of Yamaguchi-Gumi stome(i into the office and beat up five newsmen, protesting a'story'.the pap&r had.published.
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In craf;king down on gambling alpne, Hirabayashi幼id, police confiscated about 2700'?tlillicm.yen —the equivalent of about多9 million. — 'in raids last year. And bat印ng stimulant drugs
As parいof their <campaign against g抓gs and 、 gangsters, police 'have .direct .telephone .lines which the.，public..is urged to use.
The English languageぉpan Times' took note of .the .sitiiatdon ■in .a recent editorial that ..said "Antigang" .opera'tion's of the .Na-
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-Summing :up,-Hirabさyashi 'said, the-police believe "victor3^. certainly is .oil:our. side' and. the gangsters areぉghting along,losing battW'
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