COMMENTS ON THE POSITION
(British Official Wireless.) Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright, RUGBY, December 28. (Received December 29, at noon.) Au important feature of this moniing’s bulletin is tho statement that the King’s general condition does not show the progress that was expected a week ago. It is His Majesy’s general condition which is the chief concern of the physicians, and it will not be until this shows considerable improvement that any more definite progress can be made. The fact that the local condition continues to show progress, though satisfactory, is not of immediate importance. * A good sign in the bulletin is that the doctors are findjng loss difficulty in inducing the King to take nourishment, which is necessary for the building up of the King’s strength. The measures which doctors have now decided to adopt, as announced in the bulletin, are at the moment not disclosed. It is understood that at this morning’s consultation the results of the bacteriological examination made yesterday by Dr Whitby were considered.
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Evening Star, Issue 20061, 29 December 1928, Page 8
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166COMMENTS ON THE POSITION Evening Star, Issue 20061, 29 December 1928, Page 8
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