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?re«s Association—By Telegra pli —Copyright LONDON, December -0. A bulletin "which.'was issued at 11 a.m. read as follows“ The .lying passed a good night, and there is a continuation of. Mis Majesty’s slow progress.— (Signed) S llewett, H. Rigby, Dawson.'' A. medii-ai; authority states that resection ol a rib meant' thp removal ol a small portion of a rib. The ' Prince of Wales and the Duke and Duel mss of York remained at the Palace until 11 o’clock.—Australian rress. Association. WISDOM OP THE PHYSICIANS. I’rcss Association—By Tel.-,-." .ph-Copyriglit LONDON, December 20. ‘The Times’ states that the nation owes a deep debt of gratitude to tiio physicians and the Surgeons for their wisdom and strength of mind in circumstances of the greatest anxiety, and for the candour with which they day by day have told the simple truth about the /King’s condition. Now that hope and confidence may, legitimately be felt there devolves on everyone the duty of maintaining an attitude of quiet cheerfulness.—London ‘ Times ’ Cable.
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Evening Star, Issue 20055, 21 December 1928, Page 8
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186The King’s Illness Evening Star, Issue 20055, 21 December 1928, Page 8
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