Polish Radio Says 3,000 Civilians Die in 24 Hours Famine, No Water, Epidemics Feared; No Hospitals Budapest, Sept. 27. (THE Warsaw Radio, which returned to the air' today after lapse of nearly two days; claimed that the defenders had repulsed all German land attacks. On the twentieth day of the siege of the Polish capital, the announcer' said, the water supply was cut off by the Nazi bombings, and "an epidemic is seriously feared."
The food situation, he declared, was "tragic." "Our last hospital," the announcer calmly stated, "was destroyed by German shells today.
Over 3,000 civilians have been killed: during the last 24 hours,"—Reuter,
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