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Dr. Morris Nafash, whose job it is as research director for the Bazooka Bubble Gum Company to test the texture and elasticity of the gum and to develop new flavors, uses an outside caliper to measure a bubble blown by Josephine Zack on September 16, 1949 in New York. Dr. Nafash, 49, from Brooklyn, came to his post after eleven years as research associated of Columbia University's department of chemical engineering. He blows about a hundred bubbles a day and thinks it isn't probable that kids will ever blow bubbles much bigger than at present because “the kid's face gets in the way”. (Photo by Harry Harris/AP Photo)
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