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To-night's bulletin is regarded favourable. It indicates more definitely than the last one or two bulletins that the King's illness is pursuing the course which the doctors hoped.
'A bulletin issued at 8.90. this evening states that the King had a quiet day with no change in progress to report.
It is anticipated that so Tong progress, However slow, can be reported, the King is going on as well us can be expected in the circumstances. bulletin will be issued till Sunday evening.
Later.
To-night's bulletin in the cir cumstances is regarded as satis. factory. It is noteworthy that the doctors state that there The reference to nourishment and sleep is very important and isn very satisfactory feature of the bulletin. (t means that the King now Uerinning gradually to Wild up his strength by sleep and nourishment. change la the progress and not that there is no change in the King's condition. This means that the Duke of Gloucester Arrives Dos, 24.
King is cantinging to make very clow progress. It is gathered however that there i very little change in His Majesty's condition to.
Dr, Hewitt and Dr. Woods again administered ray-therapy treat: ment.
Dee. 23.
The "Sunday Times" states. this morning that it understands that although the King's progress is slow! his doctors have strong hopes of] being able to announce "on or about Christmas Day" that His Majesty' is definitely out of danger.
More Favourable Complexion Dec. 2
In accordance with the statement made in last night's bulletin,- ro Dulletin regarding the King was issued this morning. The fact that for the first time in four weeks Hi Majesty's doctors have thought it unnecessary to issue two bulletins in a day is greeted with the great-fest satisfaction. It has been point-fed out, also, that last night's bul-latin bore a more favourable conte plexion than it would seem to do. It was stated that there was 77 charge in progress to report, bat the word "progress' was used instead of the word "condition."
The Duke of Gloucester arrived at Southampton early this morning from South Afric Dec. 24. learned that the King passed fair night, The Duke of Gloucester arrived at the Palace at nine o'clock his morning. bulletin issued at 11.15. thi morning states that the King had a quiet night. The local condition con= tinues to show progress and his general condition is unchanged,
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