Popular with all of his colleagues in the Revenue Department and the Police, ax well as a host of friends, deceased was a well-known sports: man and a keen cricket and football player. Although only in his early thirties, he was an authority on these tivo forms of sport and when-jover there was any argument as to rules of historical events of the names of players or scores, those concerned would invariably be ferred to "Frank" who could give Jat the Kyushu Imperial University Medical College Hospital. It is also believed that he will recuperate thereafter Beppu resort.
Japanese residents and other friends of Consul-General Murai were greatly relieved to learn that, Mr. Murai has been able to leave hospital. He is thus the first of the six. surviving victims of the bomb affair to leave the sick bed. For some time yet, however, Mr. Murai will visit the Fooming Hospital daily to put on new band-jages- and "receive final treatment, going from his office in the Japanese Consulate-General. His condition during: thie past: week" has been normal, and hevhas been-practicising walking since'a few days age, Bret (with ithe mid of avcruteh.:-"
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