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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1939
Page
5
Oklahoma City deputies faced silent nights as a citywide phone outage stopped calls to the night desk. Officials traced the problem to damaged connections and work crews were dispatched to restore service after unknown downtime length.
General Wladyslaw Sikorski seeks to raise 200000 more troops in the United States and Canada for Poland. He envisions a French force of 75000 with three new divisions joining the two existing ones. Polish recruits are mostly miners from northern France and Belgium training in a wind swept area. Joseph Lipski, ex ambassador to Germany, drills among the recruits under the red and white flag.
Getting up nights may be a warning of sluggish kidneys. If wastes are not eliminated, danger signals include burning, scanty or frequent flow, backache, leg or rheumatic pain, headache or dizziness. Kidneys need occasional help like bowels. Get a 25c box of BU from any druggist. If not pleased in 4 days your money back. Mann Drug Stores locally.
Among the first to volunteer, General Sikorski shares meals in the same soup kitchen as other soldiers. The Polish premiership was conferred on him Sept. 17 after the government messaged Paris with a mobile radio station, just before crossing into Romania and internment. He, age 55, lives at an inexpensive Paris hotel when not visiting the legion camp.
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains that congenital malformations and infancy illnesses account for about 4.4 percent of U. S. deaths in 1937. He notes defects such as harelip heart abnormalities and brain issues originate in egg cell quality and birth injuries and infections. He asserts limited prevention despite advances in heredity and genetics.
A rapid catalog of world trade and daily life shows corn, pig iron, tea, and vegetables moving per minute while frontier costs in India rise. It notes heavy mail flow to Algiers and rising prenatal care reducing congenital defects as motor vehicle accidents loom on the next topic.
In Shenandoah National Park Billy the beaver abandoned his mate amid a conservation effort. Rangers report Billy built a private dam instead of behaving as instructed. A separate cafe basement incident in Denver ends with a trapped man saying he tried to escape a coal chute.
FALSE TEETH FASTEETH a pleasant alkaline powder holds false teeth more firmly for easier eating and talking. Sprinkle on plates to reduce odor and avoid gummy taste or paste feel. Available at drug stores.
Poland faces limited resources as Sikorski and other wartime chiefs confront postwar roles. Sikorski, a key organizer of 1914-18 Polish forces, later served as premier and war minster. Marshal Edward Smigly-Rydz, who opposed the 1939 invasion, is interned in Romania with ex-President Moscicki.
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