Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1927, Page 28

e <y SHITHS EXAMINED INPARENTAGE CASE Doctor Makes Tests to De-| termine Status of Infant in Dispute. By the Ascociated Press CLEV ND, Ohio, September 2 —The fou and Mrs. | Sam Smith lent t aid today to the efforts of physicians who are trying to determine whether the “puzzle view Park Hospital i sister or whether she is 1{ substitute for a baby brother who | was lost in mixup. | Dr. W. D. Glendenning, one of the physicians asked to help determine the parentage of the * le baby, 1 his ¥ upon ion Mr. and four youngsters, de a thorough { the parent whose identit clined to expres ntil he could m: e physical ch: Smith children. the infant born to was a boy, but cept the baby girl they e if it is proved conc mistaken, nitted chee JTHT WASHINGT ivy DO, ¢ LSDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, 1927. WEDN SOVIETS JOIN RED CROSS. ADOPT IN QUEST FOR FISH ‘Siberian Tribes Indulge in Incan- tation and Kill Cow to Insure Big Catch. 10,000 Communist Girl Nurses En-| rolled in Ukrania. | Cotrespondence of the Associated Press KEIV, Ukranian Republic.—Ten thousand Ukranian Communist girls have joined Red Cross aetachments re cently, it is reported, and 200 more have finished speci itary courses and are now *' 3 the govern ment’s call for * tion™ of the Soviet population in prepar jon for the expected attack by 1 lism."” tom intende 1d of fish has inhabiting the shores of the Ob River e, | The fish were first herded into a London tailor said recently that wi 4 £t A eh B Ay eon are and economy one e their escaping styvle for $3,500. len with bread, butter, pan 6D NG N2 R Nl Nl NS TN SNoRTD BXIBEIXLNLIBXNANBNA ) prevent Buy one, two or three dresses and charge them to your account, which we will be glad to arrange for y vou do not a have one. s and feet of | nd found a | of the infant’s Smith. Turni arity. s ifc, mother of herself a former her husband to t. She took the | physicians method known to science of determining par- entage in an infant. nation was ordered by | Judge Carl V. Wey-| urt the Smiths have s corpus action to spital to return their baby boy to them. Hearing on the habeas corpus ac- tion will be resumed tomorrow after © delay of one week. The result of Dr. denning’s examinations will be a of the testimony offered. More complic: s in the strange case were developed dnring a confer- ence between the Smiths and their attorney, ( F. McConnell, the hospital yesterday. Both parents insist that nurses and doctors told them their baby was a boy and left them with that impres- #ion until nine days after its birth then Mrs. Smith discovered it was a irl. A mix-up in records and not in s the hospital's explanation. amily Doctor’s Story. Mrs. Smith added another puzzling f.ictor to the case when she told Mc- Connell that the family physician, Dr. J. A. Reutenik, was in the delivery | room when the child was born and ndministered an anesthetic to her. Dr. Reutenik previously declared he | fid not arrive at the hospital until 10 minutes after the baby was born, be- | cause the nurse did not call him in | time, He took the word of the nurses that the baby was a boy and made | out a birth certificate accordingly, | Dr. Reutenik repeated this | ting that Mrs. Smith | the idea that he was | room. The € Common P! he said. Statement, Is mistaken i In the delivery WOMAN “BéE FARMER.” Eorrespondence of the Associated Press. RAPID CITY, 8. Dak.—A woman is the champion “bee queen” of South Dakota. She is Mrs. Charles H. Black- well of Rapid City, who ships 50,000 pounds of honey from her bee farm annually. As a child Mrs. Blackwell was mor- tally afraid of bees. Seeking a busi- nhess career after her mother died, however, she invested $75 in her first bees. She now has 375 colonies. 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