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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-21
Share Credit
For Navy Plane

Employees of the Monroe Auto
Equipment Co. were among those
to receive Geographic compli-
ments for the part they have
played in the production of the
Curtiss Helldiver planes.
Every man and woman help
ing build this splendid plane
Justly shares in the credit for
our great naval successes"
This was the high compliment
paid by Secretary of the Navy
James V. Forrestal.
Copies of the telegram went to
every contributor TO this navy dive
bomber. from a small but efficient
two-man machine shop in Ohio 10
large automobile factories.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-21
Part Of The Cost Would Be Financed Internally

15-year plan calling for $4,000
expenditure S2500000o00 would be financed
externally The hope the plan Will double per capita
of expected population growth the rate
100000 persons treble national income Shro who
known throughout India financial echncan in charge
Corporation Of India the Taa Oil Mills
The dynamic feeling the part of the Indian delegation
first half
India creditor international result OF war
be related the blueprint for progress
known the Bombay Plan
The Bombay Plan predicated treating India
nOu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-21
I4,464 Units

The regional WPB office to-
day reported that based on re-
quirements Of claimant agencies,
the commercial trailer program
recently approved calls for a.
464 units in the first six months
of l945. Carryover of unfin-
ished trailer production in 1914
is not expected 10 be scheduled
in addition TO the 1945 require
ments.
The 1914 trailer program
called for about $1,000 units.
A simplified rationing pro-
gram for trailers has been
recommended. The n dustr
committee seeks an ALLEGATION
system based on types rather
than on detailed makes and
models.
Both the foundry and tire in
dustries were showing the ef-
fects of labor shortages. There
is sufficient material available
for tire production. the rubber
directors office has pointed out
but labor is the bottleneck. Re-
lief may not be forthcoming
until the first quarter of l945,
il was stated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-21
u. 5. Treasury Offers
Certificate Ex(hanqe

WASHINGTON, July 21-Trea-
sury announces an offering Of q
per cent treasury certificates OF
Indebtedness, series f 1945 on an
exchange basis to holders off trea-
sury certificates of Indebtedness,
series ID 1914. The series D certifi-
Gates of 1914, of which $2,545,-
1921 are outstanding, mature
August !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-21
Kingston Products
Lists HiQher Profit

Kingston Products Corp. and
subsidiaries report for the 6
months ended June 30 1914. shows
net profit Of S229.s03 or %
cents a share aS against S204. 302
or 10 cents a share in the like
period Of 1913. The net is after
reserve for Tcnegotiation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-21

postwar plans for clients.
Merry has a background OF
90 years experience in adverus-
ing and merchandising. as ad-
vertising manager for several
leading Detroit and Toledo
firms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-21
CLIMBED RAPIDLY

He pointed out that HIllman rose
rapidly in union executive levels
after his return 10 the United
States. and commencing almost
with the start OF New Deal
dominance in 1882. climbed just
as swiftly in governmental in
fluence until. last Tuesday. he
was able to kill the candidacy OF
James r. Byrnes. war mobilizei
and former Supreme Court jus.
tice. and create a boom for Sena-
tor Truman as second 10 Henry
Wallace for the vice presidential
nomination.
O'Connor said:
"Hillman's demand for Wal
lace and no one else Ia another
trick.
His statement that Truman
would be acceptable, and his
later withdrawal of the state
ment. IL part Of the trick.
"Hlllman would be satisfied
with any one of a number Of
-Others who are In the running
for second place on the ticket.
HE NAMED WALLACE
"He named Wallace AZ an
absolute selection 80 that II the
convention named another Of
his favorites, IL could thus be
made to seem that, after all.
the convention was free OF CIO
domination.
But no one will be nomi-
mated for the vice presidency
who Is not acceptable to Hill
man."
O'Connor said that most Of the
convention delegates. as well as
real Democrats over the country
were unaware of how the con-
vention is being used but he
declared the intention Of his com
mittee 10 make them aware very
shortly"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-21

Detroit a d =
We rtisin &
m a n h a :
joined Karl
G. Behr Ad-
vertisin &
Agency as ac-
count eXecu-
tive. and will
also head a
new depart
ment special-
izing in de-
VelOpment of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-21
See Postwar Formation Of Nationalist Government

Underlying whole scheme the authors point out lis the
termination shortly there
national will at the
full economic matters The
being
essential condition effective planning have assumed
of India will be
tued federal basis and that the Jurisdiction of the central
matters will extend the whole Of
India
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-21

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-21
COMMUNIST MOVEMENT

n
COMMUNIST MOVEMENT
DR.. Gleason L. Archer, presi-
dent of Suffolk University al
Boston, chairman of the whole
American Democratic National
committee, joined to O'Connor's
statement the declaration that the
capture" of the 1914 Democratic
convention by the Hillman-PAC
forces represents attainment of
the first great objective in an
American Communist movement
definitely started just 20 years
ago.
Said Robert f. OBrien, execu-
tive secretary of the group:
I'VE claim TO represent those
regular Democrats of the cOun-
try who have awakened to the
loss OF their party.
I'VE fear we are threatened
with a Communist government.
"N0w that the present
fraudulent vention has
shown that II jumps when Com
munists crack the whip, We
shall call a meeting Of regular
Democrats soon-I mean anti
New Deal Democrats--and de-
eide on means OF recapturing
and recognizing the old time
party"
O'Connor charged that Hill
man. brought 10 the United States
AS youth. returned 10 study al
the Moscow Communist College
in 1921 and 1922. e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-21

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-21
THE REAL PROBLEM

The real world problem is one
OF production and trade. What is
needed IS to encourage the prompt
return of all people 10 productive
work 10 the end that goods may
he available 10 satisfy all the
necessities of all men.
To meet this need II is essential.
first, that trade barriers he broken
down. and that equal opportunity
10 use the worlds resources be
given to all nations. This would
mean great moderation of such
practices as protective tariffs,
export bounties, import quotas,
exchange restrictions and currency
devaluation.
In addition 10 thus freeing
trade. II is necessary to encourage
each nation TO establish the inter
nal conditions of efficient eco
nomic production. In each, there
must be an incentive system TO
promote work, thrift. sound in
vestment, and enterprise. And
foremost among the means 10 this
end. is a currency in each nation.
which % all the citizens Of the
nation trust. and ~ all other
nations accept readily in free ex-
change
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-21
PIrTsBURGH
Detroit Stocks
Bales
IN zoos High Low IL

bet Steel Corp ~ II IL .....
Masco Products 2 lA ~ 49,
Rudd wheel rs 81 81 81 Il
Com q Southern - - IL -.
Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared OF paid % far this rear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-21
What sNew
In Business

Alcohol for Liouor
Aios Trenton W ley
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-21
Livestock M arket

.
steady. quality very plain. For week;
steers and heifers grading medium and
better steady, lower grades weak 10 I'M
evenly lower with liberal supply thin.
/ light grass steers and heifers unsold late
all cows except limited supply fat beef
kinds. rs cents lower; bulls fully 80 cents
lower; replacement cattle dull outlet
very narrow: good fed steers and year
1 lings, SIS. IS n 1910; good TO near choice
/ ,0ii-lb weights topped Al $3.50: me-
dunn to good shortfed light yesrllngs,
sii. GOODS; common and medium grassy
and warmed.up steers, si0g IA. 80; few II
down most grass heifers. si2 80 down
common and medium beef cows. $3.50
1880; limited supply fat grass cows. III
ni2 so: Gamers and cutters. soo0d7.oo.
medium bulls. ssa TO- late top good
sausage bulls. $1,000; medium to good
replacement steers. 500 II, SO
! CALvEs-l50: steady today and for the
week Bulk good and choice vealers SIS
top Sls 50. spsringly; common and me
dun Sl1d1S culls down 20 81.
HoGs-50O Not established as yet:
asking 10 cents higher on isO-27O les,
and IS cents higher on other weights
sHEEP-ioO: steady today for week.
good and choice spring lambs steady.
lower grades along with older classes
and choice spring lambs medium and
good. si1ai3: light culls down 10 81
shorn yesrllngs, Sill down. little above ~
shorn ewes. S2do.
! CHICAGO
CHICAGO July 90 tINsl - HOGS -
ia. 500: steady TO strong Top. s9.sS
/ bdik. si3.25ai3 rs. heavy, ti2 80 a Is. 80 :
! medium. sl375ai3.s5 light. Si2. $50
- 30 Eght lights. ti2. 50 Is IS; packing
sows Sil 80 aI210: pigs. sean so
CATTLF--5 500. STEADY. Calves, 600 ;
steady Beef steers. choice, Sl6dl 80 t,
edium. Si3H16 yearlings, S2gl7.
Butchers heifers, sl0ai7 cows. sgd
IL So: bulls Sqdi3 50; calves. snl5;
feeder steers. Si0di3 50. Stockers: steers
Sani3: cows and heifets. Sspl2.
SHEEP. 500 steady. Choice lambs.
Si35On1aSO common Sll n 10: year
lings. SOC 10; ewes, S51e feeder lambs
Sii 0l3.
PITTsBURGH
PITTSBURGH, July 20 UNs-CATTLE
rs. steady. steers: good TO choice.
SIS 75ais75 medium 10 good, ti3. $50
1878: common 20 medium til It's y 1878;
grass steers. s9915. Heifers: good 20
choice. tl3.5odi4. medium 20 good, sl2
Gl45O: common n medium, IS 50 q IL.
Cows Good 90 choice Si0Iii medium
20 good, Ssne: Gamers and cutters. 81 so
d75O. Bulls. good 90 choice 81 80 n
IL so: common to medium, 50 5Odio
HOGs--300; steady. I60-1so Nlbs., ti2 50
NAf3 IS; 100 200 lbs. Sit.10di4l5. ZOO
22oN his, sitlOdl4is. 22o-2@ los. Si4
efi4i5: $50 900 lbs t12,25dltI5. 300
$50 ms, tii.5OTl275; iO0-i3o lbs, 50
dl7 roughs. $40 250i125
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-21
PRIME THE PUMPS

The proposed procedure is TO
prime the pumps Of the have-not
nations. This is TO he done largely
with dollar credits. which they are
TO obtain on more or less arbitrary
bases. They are to receive large
loans on easy terms, with little
regard TO their ability to repay. or
the soundness OF their currencies.
We are 10 hold the bag.
The Keynesian easy-money pol
icy. deficit financing. managed
currency, price fixing. central con-
troll Of "the economy"-all without
regard to costs-these are the car
marks. Americans should know
them all
| confidently predict that for
the same reason that the Ameri-
can New Deal in the prcwar period
maintained 10 million unemployed
and billions of idle dollars, this
postwar world New Deal if
adopted will fail. II. too, is a
scheme 10 give easy money to for,
getful men
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-21
SAME AS HOME

internationally, the conditions
of sound credit are much the same
as they are at home. They are the
existence Of incentives to use re-
sources productivity and a gen.
orally acceptable standard for de-
ferred payments. Unless people
receive different rewards accord
ing 10 the kind Of economic serv-
ice they perform, and unless those
rewards are expressed in terms of
a sound and safe money, no or
carnations in the way of funds
and banks" will work.
But at Breton Woods the dis
oussion has centered on forms OF
organization. The big problem has
been one of quotas" and this
boils down to how much each ma
ton can get by giving as little as
posSible-a sort of international
VIDA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-21
Joins Karl Behr

Arthur w. Merry well-knowr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-21
Earnings

PERE MARQUETTE RMY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-21
LYNCH CORP.
LOBLAw GROCETERIAs Co, LTD.

TrNAs PACIFIC COAL a on 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-21

CONTINENTAL STEEL CORR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-21
REECH- 81 TACkING %.

SIX months ended june 30
1914 1898
Ne, profit s! 4s7 tr2 S. - 1?s
Ter share =. el - IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-06
Fred Frdhnn Up
For i. ). Parole

LANSING. Oct. "a parole
but not freedoff-is tn prospect
for Fred Frahm, former Detroit
police superintendent serving four
Years in state prison for obstruct-
ing justice. a charge which grew
out OF the Eerguson-O' Hara grand
Jury investigation of graft in the
police department.
A federal parole for Fraf1m will
be considered this month IN con-
-Rection- with concurrent term
which he is serving for income tax
VIOLATIONS.
However he Will not be eligible
for state parole consideration UNI
al. next April "a, when nc has
served one third Of his sentence,
II was said by A. Ross PaScoe.
chairman Of the state parole
board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-06
1,2OOCharQe
Plant Lockout
Afternoon Shift Finds
Factory Gate Closed

Charging that officials of the
American Metal Products Co, at
$3.50 Linsdale, had locked the
company gates, II. Southwell, vice
president of the plant Local ia,
UAW-CIO, today said that about
200 workers at that plant were
away from their jobs.
Southwell said that the lock
out" was an aftermath of the
maintenance strike which had
crippled war production here
earlier III the week and SAID that
the gates had ben closed since
yesterday afternoon.
Union officers quoted a COM
pany official as saying that the
plant was closed because the COM
pany had had no notice that the
maintenance strike was over. Ac-
Cording TO Southwell, Metal Prod
uctS maintenance men had voted
10 return 10 work yesterday on
the Afternoon shift and il was
understood that other affected
workers would resume their Jobs
at the same time, but all found
the gates closed on their arrival
al the plant.
Company officials could not be
reached for comment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-06
Plants Return
ToProdu((tion

Normal production was resumed
today in Detroit war plants af-
fected by the strike of UAW-CIO
maintenance men which ended
yesterday morning VIII EN- the
strikers voted TO return 10 work
after hearing an appeal from
Walter Reuther, UAW-CIO vice
president.
Last OF the plants to resume
work was the Dodge main, where
production got under way this
morning. The strike closed seven
and crippled production in a
score of other plants.
Reuther and special six-man
committee representing the Main
tenance, Construction and Pow.
erhouse Council are in Washing.
ton today where they will appear
before the National War Labor
Board to press demands that the
board send fact-finding panel to
Detroit 10 study wage grievances
of the maintenance men.
Results of the committees nego-
tiations will be reported to a
meeting of the maintenance men
Oct. 16.
Meanwhile at the Bower Roller
Bearing Co. 3040 Hart, a strike
of 400 workers that closed the
plant yesterday went into its Sec
ond day. A spokesman said the
strike followed dismissal of an
efnnlove
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-06
Belle Isle Drive
Pld Dropped

The city plan commission
definitely abandoned one plan for
the proposed river front drive to-
day when it instructed Able
Munson, landscape architect, to
drop his proposal for a drive that
would cross Belle Isle and then
come back to the mainland.
The commission told Munson to
make further studies of his plan
to follow the riverfront from
Woodward.
The commission also voted to
submit an amendment to the
city's coming ordinance that would
extend the life of parking lot
permits from two years to 10 to
20 years.
1t was explained that the
change would give a measure Of
permsneney to parking lets which
are necessary to retail business
firms and some industrial plants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-06
Training
=0fferedbyU.S S.

Ralph f. Forbes, branch man.
ager OF the u. S. Civil Service
Commission, announced today that
government agencies in the De-
troit area are offering a 12-week
training course in tipping and
shorthand for women from 10 TO
As, with or without experience.
They will be paid S130 a month
while training and those who
complete the course, Forbes said,
will be placed in government
offices in the area and advanced
10 Sl46 monthly.
Those interested were asked 10
apply at Room 402, Federal Bldg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-06
Retired Army Officer
1oHead Warehouse

Col. Edward II. Besse has been
placed in charge of the states
main liquor warehouse at 1881 w.
Fort, it was announced today.
Besse was commander of the
quartermaster motor supply depot
at TT. Wayne until he was retired
on June 20, 1912. at the age of Ga
The lease Of the Star Transpor-
tation Co. at the warehouse will
be assumed by the state on Oct. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-06
Stolen Tanks
Used by Yeggs
(ses Pictorial Reviewl

Acetylene tanks. used by yeggs
who tried 10 crack a safe in the
administration building of the
Herman Gardens housing project
early yesterday, were stolen from
the Reliable Auto Sales firm AT
1919 f. Seven Mile. II was estab-
llShed today.
According TO David FeldStein,
owner Of the company, a police
check of serial numbers o. tanks
left by the yeggS at Herman Gar
dcnS showed that they were taken
from his establishment.
Explosion of one of the tanks
prevented the yeggS from reach
ing an inner safe. containing
SLIGO cash and $500 in checks.
The thieves escaped with $3.50,
taken from a cash drawer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-06
Legion fOHear
Mayor. Kelly

Mayor Jeffries and Gov. Kelly
are scheduled to speak at the
Columbus Day celebration of
Christopher Columbus Post 354,
American Legion. Sunday in
Venetian Hall. Canton and Gratiot.
Included on the program will
be the presentation OF certificates
10 gold star mothers by CoSimo
NJ Minardo, post commander and
chaplain, and Mrs. Antolnette
Fontanive. gold star chairman for
the Detroit district.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-06
Wins Bout
Boxers Marital Partner
Declines to Spar

AS a boxer, Peter Loverix won
a Golden Gloves championship in
1884. AS husband, however, he
lost a decision today in Circuit
Judge Merriam'S court.
Complaining that he had struck
her once too often. Mrs. Freds
LoveriX 66l4 Middlepointe. Dear
born, obtained a divorce and Gus
toiy of their 3-year-old son,
Joseph together with $40 a week
almony They were married in
JJtfre-, 18Th 18Th, and separated last
June.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-06
First Lady
At Smith Bier
nmet Photo

NEW YORK. Oct. 6 QNS)-
More than 500 police will handle
huge crowds of mourners. ex-
pected TO visit st. Patrick
Cathedral tonight when the body
of former Gov. Alfred Z. Smith
will lie in state.
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt
will attend the solemn pontifical
mass of requiem at IL a. m. to-
morrow and Maj. Gen. Thomas A.
Terry will be present as the
Presidents representative.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-06
Hot Potato
Police Give Mine Fuse
Gineerly Inspection

While the police scientific lab
oratory today gingerly picked up
and probed two and one-halt
by three-inch gadget, police Of
other departments were trying TO
find out where il came from.
All that they are sure OF is that
the device, found at Henry and
Van Dyke yesterday Arthur
Rupert of 1919 Baldwin. is not
the anti-tank nine they originally
supposed 1t 10 be- bat il actually
the fuse from one Of those mines.
Rupert picked tt up, took one
look At the ominouS word. dan
gerous, across lis back. and then
called the Chenc station police
The police, dcCldLng Immediately
that mines and such things were
entirely out OF the province and
jurisdiction OF their precinct sta
ton. took itsto the laboratory
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-06
Union Presidents
To Discuss WLB

The manner in which the WLB
functions and Its failure TO act
which creates situations like the
maintenance strike" will be dis
cussed at a special meeting of
UAW-CIO union presidents at the
Hotel Detroiter, Monday night.
Richard T. Leonard and Melvin
Bishop. JAW regional directors.
will be in attendance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-06

Mrs. King. who is fighting to
regain her strength after collaps-
Ing Tuesday from the tearing
anxiety and long. sleepless vigils
which yesterday finally led her
physician 10 prescribe opiateS, has
been constantly racking her mind
for ways 10 help in the seemingly
futile search.
From her brief association with
the missing servant, from her des-
perate striving 10 focus in her
mind an indehble picture OF her
missing son. and from her eager
following of the search, Mrs. King
has RENE m ere details and
reached conclusions which she
today summarized as an aid 10
the SearcherS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-06
FIJI Joins Hunt
For Missing Baby
Times Photo

Three suggestions the stricken mother Mrs Katherine
King today seemed be the most pertinent aids in the search
for 4-monthod Robert King and his kdnaper believed to be
the missing Helen Rosman," his nursemaid.
The only definite development in the today the
entry OF the FB whose operatives announced they
operating by checking clues for Detroit police
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-06
Asks $4,000 DAMAGES

BAY CITY. Oct. ga $4,000
damage suit was started in cir
cult court today by Raymond j.
Rock 712 S. Fn'ragut, for in
jurieS he claims 10 have sustained
in Saginaw, April 7. when struck
by freight truck driven by
Adolph 3. Shilling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-06
KEPT ARMS HIDDEN
1-"Helen RoSman" may have

Helen RoSman" may have
scars on one or both arms.
The bereaved woman recalled
that whenever Helen RoSman die
the dishes or hathed the baby en-.
trusted 10 her care she never
rolled up her sleeves.
"She always wore long
sleeved blouse" said Mrs. King.
Instead OF rolling up the
sleeves a. would do, she al
ways pushed them up from her
wrists. Frequently the cuffs
would get in the sudS. II may
be she has some sore Of disfig-
urement on one or both her
arms"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-06
.BABY's FEATURES

=SearChcrS b on Il also
watch for distinguishing iea-
lures about the baby.
Roberts hair line was re-
ceding just like his fathers"
the mother revealed. "He has
high forehead that cannot be
mistaken. His light brown hair
starts much farther back than
most babies.
"Also he has light blue eyes
and his eyelasheS are more
than ordinarily long. His eye
brows are very light" she
added.
MAIDS APPEARANCE
SearcherS should not Get
fixed idea about the girls
appearance from published de-
scriptions of her,
"Please don't confuse people
by looking only for the girl We
have described" pleaded Mrs.
King.
"If Helen BOSNIAN had her
hair done over in another style,
removed her glasses and put on
makeup she would he an en-
tirely different looking person.
I am afraid that published de-
scriptions Of girl who could
10 easily alter her appearance
will misIead people"
Yesterdays appeal TO Detroi
citizens TO look closely at ever,
angle of the case and TO repor
the least clue swamped both tn
King home al ll43l Minden an,
the editorial offices of the Time
with telephone calls.
Every call received was pains
takingly checked and doubl
checked
Three young women held briefl.
yesterday were released whel
Emory King, II. brother Of tn
missing baby, told police that non
of them was the missing nurse
maid!