THE KING.
CONSIDERATION OF X-RAY PHOTOGRAPHS. (WITIBH OITICHt. WIBBI.BSS.) RUGBY, July 10. I Mailed examination of the X-ray feantpUs of the King wa* made •s- iUy his Majesty's doctors, but Htf wot® nnabia to reach any definite •flwtloM, ami consideration of the ntigMplu will be continued to-day. it m stated at Buckingham Palace Miytliat there was nothing to report fitting the King's condition. _ His %it)' continues his usual activities. I COMFORTABLE NIGHT. (tofelved .July nth, 8.30 p.m.) | LONDON, July 10th. _ ft* "Daily Telegraph" states it is JJwfaod that the King passed a comI night. -Australian Press Asi
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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19669, 12 July 1929, Page 11
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