motor driven oscillating bassinet support

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A BASSINET SUPPORT COMPRISING AN ELONGATED BASE STRUCTURE INCLUDING A FRAME HAVING ARCH SHAPED SIDES AND BOTTOM END MEMBERS EXTENDING BETWEEN AND INTEGRALLY JOINED TO COMPLEMENTARY ENDS OF SAID SIDES, SAID END MEMBERS CONSTITUTING COPLANAR BOTTOM PORTIONS OF THE FRAME ADAPTED TO REST ON A SUPPORTING SURFACE A BASSINET SUPPORTING STRUCTURE INCLUDING TRANSVERSELY DISPOSED ARCH SHAPED END PORTIONS AND SIDE PORTIONS EXTENDING BETWEEN AND CONNECTED TO SAID END PORTIONS, SAID SIDE PORTIONS EACH INCLUDING A BOTTOM BAR AND TOP BAR, SAID BASSINET SUPPORTING STRUCTURE BEING OF A WIDTH SUCH THAT SAID SIDE PORTIONS THEREOF ARE DISPOSED BETWEEN AND SPACED FROM SAID ARCH SHAPED SIDES, A PAIR OF HANGER BARS SWINGABLY CONNECTED TO AND EXTENDING DOWNWARDLY FROM UPPER PORTIONS OF EACH OF THE ARCH SHAPED SIDES AND HAVING LOWER ENDS PIVOTALLY CONNECTED TO SAID BOTTOM BARS FOR SUSPENDING THE BASSINET SUPPORTING STRUCTURE IN THE BASE STRUCTURE FOR OSCILLATING MOVEMENT LONGITUDINALLY THEREOF, SAID HANGER BARS BEING OF A LENGTH TO SUPPORT THE TOP BARS ABOVE THE LEVEL OF SAID ARCH SHAPED SIDES, A SUPPORTING STRUCTURE SUPPORTED BY AND EXTENDING BETWEEN THE UPPER PORTIONS OF THE ARCH SHAPED SIDES, A POWER SOURCE HAVING A ROTATIVELY DRIVEN CRANK, SAID POWER SOURCE BEING SUPPORTED BY SAID SUPPORTING STRUCTURE, LONGITUDINALLY SPACED METAL STRAP MEMBERS EXTENDING BETWEEN AND SECURED TO SAID TOP BARS, SAID STRAP MEMBERS HAVING PORTIONS EXTENDING BETWEEN THE TOP BARS AND DISPOSED SUBSTANTIALLY COPLANAR WITH UPPER SURFACES THEREOF, A PAIR OF CONTRACTILE COIL SPRINGS HAVING ADJACENT ENDS CONNECTED TO THE CRANKPIN, MEANS CONNECTING REMOTE ENDS OF SAID SPRINGS TO SAID STRAP MEMBERS FOR CONVERTING ROTARY MOTION OF THE CRANK TO IMPART AN OSCILLATING MOVEMENT TO THE BASINET SUPPORTING STRUCTURE, SAID TOP BARS AND THE PORTIONS OF THE STRAP MEMBERS EXTENDING THEREBETWEEN BEING ADAPTED TO SUPPORT A BASSINET ON SAID BASSINET SUPPORTING STRUCTURE, AND SAID STRAP MEMBERS HAVING YIELDABLE END PORTIONS EXTENDING UPWARDLY FROM OUTER SIDES OF THE TOP BARS AND BETWEEN WHICH THE SIDES OF THE BASSINET ARE ADAPTED TO BE YIELDABLY CLAMPED.