"In order that these intentions should be made clear to the world at large. we declare that at this moment, when the two Governments M. Pierre Laval who was wounded 9 Soviet Russia and Great Britain have ordered certain actions io when an attempt was made on his life two day ago at Versailles, stood hi ell and his condition
His temperature is Fahrenheit 99.1, de;'astistactory with his pulse at 101. Visitors are strictly forbidden. a A bulletin issued for M. Marcel Dear said: "The patient bore the operation well.
His temperature is 2.1004, pulse 120. Visitors are forbidden.'
Mme. Laval. her daughter Rene and frst because her son-in-law, Count Rene de Chambrun, motored Vichy on Thursday and were received at the Civil Hospitalat Versailles by M. Laval's principal secretary and doctor. immediately taken to M. no other persons. Bar-rogue, who is in charge of the case, has forbidden the patient to talk.
A quarter. of an hour later, Mme. Laval left for her Paris residence. i Count de On "Black-List" ians who were incom it, 4 and M. Dear headed the list.
by the Vice-Premier. Ad-"an. f 7 "NDA Photo.
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