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Chicago Foundling
Unofficially Christened
‘April Dawn’
CHICAGO, UPi — April Dawn —
a time of freshness and beauty —
was the name given a baby
brought to the Community Hos
pital in suburban Zion Wednes
day.
That isn’t her true name. But
it was considered by nurses and
hospital workers jusf right for the
pretty baby girl who was found
abandoned in a cardboard box on
the front lawn of a Zion home.
Cries from the box were heard
by Beverly Smith, 31, as she
walked toy the home of Mr. and
Mrs. William Schmidt shortly after
dawn. She found the baby, about
two months old, shivering inside
a pink embroidered kimona and
three blankets. Temperatures were
in the 40s.
The astonished Mrs. Smith took
the foundling into the Schmidt’s
home and told them she found
the baby in a box on their lawn.
The Schmidts recalled they had
seen the box when they returned
home near midnight but thought
someone had - thrown it on the
lawn.
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Schmidt
warmed the baby and fed her
formula left with her in the box.
April Dawn, who has dark
brown hair and blue eyes and
weighs a plump 9 pounds, 7
ounces, was the pet of the nur
sery.
“We’ll call her April Dawn —
It was such a beautiful morning,”
said Gertrude Haase, hospital
manager.
Reverend Harriett Brown left
on Monday for Toronto to attend
her aging mother, who is ill at
Toronto. The Rev. and Mrs. Duane
Carriker will serve the Assembly
of God Church until her return.
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