BULLETIN ISSUED
CONDITION SATISFACTORY
FEELING OF EELEEF
United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. Australian Press Association—United Service. LONDON, Ist June. The King passed a good night. His condition is satisfactory. A Windsor Castle bulletin states: — "His Majesty passed a good night. The abscess thus far is following the normal course, which in the nature of things must be tedious. We accordingly advise that the thanksgiving service be deferred to a later date. As His Maj-, esty's condition is now satisfactory I there is no necessity to issue bulletins daily." The bulletin was signed by Dr. Martyn, Sir Stanley Hewett, and Lord Dawson. Official.—The King had a good day. His condition continues satisfactory. Tlio Duke and Duchess of York conversed with him for a considerable time. A definite feeling of relief followed the issue of the bulletin. Australian Press Association. (Received 3rd June, 11 a.m.) LONDON, 2nd June. The King's condition is unchanged. No bulletin was issued. x The doctors will make a statement to-night.
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 127, 3 June 1929, Page 9
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