New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 24, 1930, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1930. | ——— MIXED BABIES ARE STILL UNIDENTIFIED Genuine Scientists Continue Test to Un: | GOOD' scramble Infant Confusion Chicago, July 24 (UP) — It was up to eight master minds of science to settle once and for all the paren- tage of babies Bamberger and Wat- kins, yesterday. day and it appeared not improbable YEAR A verdict Waé expected during !hci Pathflnders that Mr. and Mrs. William Watkins and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bamber- ger might have to trade babies in| order to get their own sons, both| born three weeks ago at the same| hospital on the same day. At least one of the scientists as- signed to solve the puzzle was of the opinion that the infants were mixed at the hospital and that the Bambergers have the Watkins’ baby | Bnd the Watkins the Bambergers' baby. Whatever the verdict, enough sleep for the first time since ‘Watkins found the name “Bamber- ger” a week ago on the ahesive tape label stuck to the baby his wife brought home from the hospital. The discovery meant misery for both| parents and progeny. Given Many Tests Lying on tables in the private laboratory of Dr. Arnold Kegel, health commissioner, the infants squirmed Tuesday under the hand- the two| babies were in fair way of getting| REGULARS | 29x4.40 | 29x4.50 .. \ 30x4.50 .. | 28x4.75 .. 29x4.75 ... 30x4.75 .... 29x5.00 .. 30x5.00 .. 31x5.00 .. 32x5.00 .. | 29x5.25 .. 1 80x5.25 | n ling of an anthropologist, a patholo- | gist, a criminologist, a determatolo- gist, a psychiatrist, an obstetrician, en opthalmologist and a detective. Drops of blood were taken from the soft, palpitating spots in their skulls. Their knees "1 30x31% WELCH MAYYlSlT HIS 29x5.50 -, | 30x5.50 30x6.00 .... 31x6.00 .. 32x6.00 .. 33x6.00 .- 31x6.50 REG. CLINCHER C.S. 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