MIXED BABIES CASE
FINAL APPEAL FOR BLOOD TESTS MELBOURNE. May 21 Mrs A. G. Morrison, of Woomelang. who is lakinr the famous mixed babies case before the Privy Council in London, h is made a final appeal to M’s N. H. Jenk'n<? to avoid fu r ther litigation and expense by submitting herself, her husband, and the child known as Nola Jenkins to blood tests. Mrs Mo’rison is prepared to accept the result of blood tests as final and conclusive. Mrs Morrison believes that a mictake was made at the Kyneton District Hospital nearb- five >’ears ago, and that Mr and Mrc Jenkins have her baby, while a girl known as Johanne Lo° Morrison is In previous litigation culminating in the Australian High Court. Mr and Mrs Jenkins refused to submit to blood tests for purposes of the evidence. AUSTRALIAN BI TTER (Rec. 10 n.m.) SYDNEY. May 22. The Federal Minister of Commerce ’Mr J. McEwen) said to-day th PC the end of butter rationing was “not very far off." Mr McEwen told 1h f -* Australian Ins'itute of Dairy Factory Managers and Secretaries that the Government would end rationing immediately .t was satisfied about the maintenance of supplies to the United Kingdom.
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Press, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 26119, 23 May 1950, Page 5
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