London, May 2.
Uneasinoss continues concerning the condition of Mr. Ramsay Mac-Donald, though ax the result of a complete examination this, morning the famous physician, Sir jamas Horder, it was stated that the general health of the Prime Minister was excellent.
At the same time Sir 'Thomas. Horder and the Prime Minister' oculist, Dr, Duke Elder, are not er tirely satisfied with state of ight eye and are likely to obtain the opinion of a third person in order to reach greater certainty of decision in regard to further treatment.
The eye shows appreciable benefit from the three consecutive hours of rest every day which the Prime inister took at Geneva. His doc-will probably insist that this relaxation must be maintained and that he also must, out down hi attendance and work in the House morning with Tender and Lord President of the Council, Inv. 'Stanley Baldwin, and political circles are' speculating. as whether sensational developments fare imminent.—Reuter.
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