SATISFACTORY

Stratford Evening Post, Issue 99, 8 December 1928, Page 5

SATISFACTORY

KMSTS GEM. CONDITIO! ■jit v" . ; ■ — ■ '■ . ■■■■:;/i ? LATEST BULLETIN REGARDED AS GOOD. ' HJS MAJESTY RADIOG RAPrl;F[I>, ■ (Received 9.25 a. in.) ; ' LOjNjjOK,' December 7." Nof significance is at canned to' the lateness of the iswWd **r ina ' bui&lin winch is tegiaraed us good and as His Mujcsiy’s gift* 1 oral "condition' is sat staoto. y ft further butleiin is not expectea before the usual tftr.e. The evening bulletin was not posted till 12.20, Many hun* dreids waited for three hwrs. rni King was radiographed this at* ternoon* when a (.ortfjaie apparatus Mas stationed in the yard froth whence a cable was iai.d td the’bedroom; ' i,

■(Koceiv-ed 9.30 a.m.) : ' ” r M> PARIS., December 7. ; The Prince of Wales’ train will do the 142 d mites from Brindisi to Boulong© iti forty-three hours, which is much faster than the ordinary expresses. Whole lines will be old wed an hour' before the. Royal train due.—Australian. Press Assn. ENTHUSIASTIC SEND OFF FOR . ;n:ve 'i'\ DUKE. , V-'-'Cv;-’. __ : vr ■' 1 (Received 9.25 a.m.) ( ;■ ' ;v OAPEfOWiSr, Dec. r. Wheii the Balmoral Castle was going out the crews of the 1 other ships.' in port ‘Wssed hmivcheered the Duke of (Jldnoestef who Was standing drt the (upper bridge and acknowledged) the demon at rat ion s. Hugo crowds at the docks, iri view of the more cheerful news bt the King gave him, artenthusiastic • ■send' odf. —Australian; Press - Assn.' EARLIER BULLETIN. -c,- *n- •■' ABSCESS FEARED. o '. LONDON, Dec 7. ■ The iKing had some restful, sleep;-; bjit hit-'general condition is. unchanged, states A-bulletin, issued at 11.30a.m. Further investigation into his conditidii will be-made td-cluy.

An - eminent authority is quoted to the effect t&at - the - King’s condition is »?!il efficiently serious to cause anxiety. ■*‘What is now feared is. the formation of, an abscess following the discharge from the infected area,” the. authority states. Dr. Whitby, one <Vf. His doctors, is an authority on etpipyema, but the fact that the King was not

X-rayed a second time seems to indicate tftaF'ihe possible development will 1)3 successfully controlled. . ‘ OFFER DECLINED, Reports from Itemej show ti lit the Italian offer of art aeroplane to carry th« Prince -of Wales Trout Egypt tc> Brindisi has' been declined. The Royal * Family’s Christmas plan sT have necesSHrily been altered'. 1 The Queen will spend Christmas at Buckingham Palace. Primness Mh.ry” is also likely to remain. The' Prince of Wiles is expected at Suea : at U December 7, and at "Cairo at eight o’clock on Saturday'morning. Ho will entrain at 5.45 p.m. on a special for. Port Said, whefe he is' expected to rejoin thehoars'^later. It is understood the. Prince prefers to, com-tinue’-’'id Brindisi aooard tne Jinteiv prise.'’Should the' Enterprise bei clefriiyed;:'©h route the Prince will join the FrobishCr," which is standing by. ; The British 'Consul af.Naples •%' proceeding direct to Brnuiisi to have everything; in readiness for the Prince’’ "'to "ehtriiin for London. Xni structiorislxave beeii given the Prince not to whity with receptions, and no one will be allowed to approach his train. ■ ’’

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1 (Received 11.50 ,a.ni.) ' J r V3 V- LONDON, Dec. 7. A hultetin’issued at - 8.15 p.m; stated: ’“ffifrMajesty has not had ai restful <W* Neither of ■ the 'radicle gical examinations carried out disclosed 'any appreciable amount o£ pleural effusion. The general condition remains unchanged.”