On the second page of the Daily Press there was an old picture of me and a sketch of a white mouse.
The headline read: Moron-Genius and Mouse Go Berserk.
Nemur and Strauss are reported as saying I had been under tremendous strain and that I would undoubtedly return soon.
They offered a five-hundred-dollar reward for Algernon, not realizing we were together.
When I turned to the later story on the fifth page, I was stunned to find a picture of my mother and sister.
Some reporter had obviously done his legwork.
SISTER UNAWARE OF MORON-GENIUS' WHEREABOUTS (Special to the Daily Press)
Brooklyn, N.Y., June 14 — Miss Norma Gordon,
who lives with her mother, Rose Gordon, at 4136 Marks Street, Brooklyn, N.Y., denied any knowledge of her brother's whereabouts.
Miss Gordon said, "We haven't seen him or heard from him in more than seventeen years."
Miss Gordon says she believed her brother dead until last March,
when the head of the psychology department at Beekman University approached her for permission to use Charlie in an experiment.
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