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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-10-27

Sn oielem 9lu9enblid ilonunte cine
grellrote Seuerlobe auf - Elm GuoIn
Orang nad) cln fiirhterIiher
Eun1ms - lno ser Ecter iloq lpic
cine gombe in bobcm Sd)mung orri
Slafter melt gcgcn Ons Icnncntor ---
Damn perbilIlte ser Houh ouea.
als Ser Cualm in sic 00bc Itieg,
par Der &rnlltbofen pcrItmlnocu,
lmo Der Eeter lag Itorr. rcgungslo5
mle Elm Sol5blof al Scr lorihIuclle
Sic 5luei 8riiocr ltinnltcn cin 10 I'M
banolges 8clGdltcr an -- hahohabo,
bebebche $4,000, OnB oic gonSc Shclnc
oaoon luiberballtr. @tnu Scr Nctcr
nallatot gcpcIcn m0rc. lie h0ttcn ibrc
@ultiafeit nift 5uriif5uhoItcn Der
nnoCbt. Gr nber lpur nid)t tot, ionOcrn
MIR cln lucnig betGllht. Gurf) Sos
! 'd)allcnoc 8ClGdter aus icinenr Sou-
mel crpcdt, ltonO cr nur longlon1 ouI
lmo rieb ltd) nit Ser cinen Sano oen
&Opf NIT Ser onOercn sic binOo=
! ltonlldc @c9en0 Ocnn CT bate TO-
lpohl on &opf ais audi ant Sibleoer
elnen TollItaroben Cutie. Ecbt bro6cn
Der Sans lmo Ser Sorg IN cin nod
grcllercS Sadcr all5. Ser Eetcr aber
lpnroe fu65nil6 lno id)rie:
v@os habit ihr ocm fiir cin Sc
'pleber,. lhr fnbfitOunlmcn N'nul-
oifen?"
vG& tlrt inns oroo 10 picl 9'ioucn,
mic on 9'iloa'n biIt." liNrrtc Ser
Sans "@clt, cin Eflm0 EuIpcr lit
0od) ItGrfcr nla ou?"
~9tcin. It0rfcr niht." miocriprud1
Der Ectcr. ~9lbcr Qroo 10 pirl
! 'id)nritt, 10 picl bIitiIjnf lit ser SOL.
lcnhlno - roft Nid) an. cbupr Ou's
rcht cnttrollIt.
~@lllIt nod cjnnOJ probicrcn ?"
fro9tc Scr Sor0.
Io5l bate ser Ectrr obrr fcinc
Sl'lt; cr jabltc liebcr Sen Guile.
4Ferfe: Gic Nc'dlid,tr lit b1d)It1b.
lld) mobr llno bat liN in Sen icN}igcr
Tnhrcn irnrnomn hi,tcr Ncnl Yut'd)cr~
! fo1Cl ju9ctrn4Cn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-10-27
gprmilhrrtp Tirhp

Slclc iungc NtenIdcnfinoer gebcn
nit ibrer Siebeafrnft nm pie nit
dled)tcr a'fiin5c. Seltc foufcn lie
bier eln pcrlogenca rSicbeaQeltGno=
MS" cln, morgen BORT, bis lie aus
gcoorrt lin0 pic mullcrloica Hono unO
ltd) 'elblt uno unocrc brtriigcn mil
'rn nm am orittcn Gage cincm ncucn
Slchhober etlun$ pnr5umofCn. IS itn0
Die 0tdofen, Die INNER .lnet1rerc
Gucn int Scltcr bnbcn" unO 5ulett
rrt'om olrd5 2chcn gcbcn n1iiiicn.
Munhc 0ielcr urmcn &ofcttcn lin.
fen u lpcit, oab lie lc)icr icocn @ubcn
oocr Mam tim Ona Hicbbabcn bettcln
lulo Die aon5c @clt I'm ~iebr an
lHnlad)tcn.
Inoere mcroeu ieocrluonn ourh
lire Gifcrludt sur Nual. >$hr 2ie6es-
beoilr'nt@ iii 10 iiberiteigert, oaB lie
llt tnmcr bcnadtcili9t, bintergongcn
l1o ultaNcItobcn uOrfonnncn. Ncbcn
elmer lOldcn 1Sruu ooer eincln Iolcbcn
Ut0odcn nlt35uharrcn. pcrlnn0t Sci.
oCnmltt.
MlcOcr m0crc uernarrcn lid, in
elnel1 cln5clncn frcmocn WenIhen.
NaB lie beinahc I'M ocl, Ncrltono TOM.
mcn ooB oic Snitcn ibrcr Sccle
lpringcn.
?ln trollrlgIten mlttct MIDI cine
,Sruu an, sic lire gon5c 2iebcaiibcrs
lille at cine &ntc obcr cincn Sumo
ucr'hlpcnoct.
Vile olclc Ncrbilhun9cn uuo Scr
nIlocrlmgcn Scr ScCIC f0mncn o1d) III
mcrtpollcn Mcnidcnfin0cru Inn lid
grrlrcn, in Scclcu, oie fiir ciltr 0rpbc.
opfcrItorfc 9irbc nie aeicboffcn
m0rcn. 9tllr bnbcu lie sic 3cit per.
ld'lnlt, in ser lic ihrc natllrboftc itarfr
Sicbc bclhnciocn uno pcrcorIn Ioutcn
(n irgcnocincr Nprm troqcn iait
nllc 9f0ohrn sic Splrcn Don ucrlpil-
ocrtcr Siebe in lit. @ir iino MN cin-
mol nld)t 9liidlid phnc @iCbe uno
'lhcn offers, ln1a licbcnamiiroiq 5u
5clgen, nocr lna hcmerfbur I'll ma
hen, ooer a1T5ufallcn; oIlca nm 10
cln orrlielig Stiifhcn McnlOCnlicbc
mlllen; mir lunOcnfcn monhmul uQ5u
lungc ein peritebenoc5 @ort zines
lleben Wtenlhen. Iobei frclt una Oo5
&crItdnonis cine5 9erotcrs, eincS
geilttgen ,Siibrers unluiufiirlid) mchr
ais ons elmer &umcrobin poer elmer
,Srau. 9egrcifli6erlpciie; cs gcb0rt
ldon nlebr oa5u, menn mir bon cincm
Siibrer pcrItonben merocn, Ser ii0
crit in Cit frulllide5 @eniit binein-
oenfen n1l1B; uno bonn trQgt Sic
SecIe Oes Wonnes bon Notur aus
Die er9on5enoen gigenIhoftcn sur
iSrauenleele in iid). Gns allcs nliiiien
mir gang einfad) unb oonfbor bin
nebmen. 6angen mir an ooriiber Der
l1nl5ulinnieren, iino mir ld)on Elm
flein biBden perbogen.
Serlpiloeruneen ser 2iebe, sic
9roBe 9imeniionen onnebmen, Sic
aud oie 2eibli6feit l1nO Die Ginbil-
oungsfraft in Witleioeni6aft 5ieben,
nennt man aagemeinbin nSpIterie"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-10-27
mpr t1t hrr Stiirkrrp?
Sine WcidDid]te bpn H m TIT d.

Sic Honegger-9uben S0rg,
Sans uno Bcter - moren Itorf nie
GooiO, alle brei. Otit Dem 8ebiirl6
bier Stlnocn int llmfreis narcn lie
longlt lhon fcrtig genorben; nift
fiinf mitlunrn1cn getrollten itf mebr
an einen Haneggcr8ubeu. ,Sn Ser
Staot orouBen bottcn Die 9riioer
clnltnals ocn 5anODerfsgelellen oas
6licgcn gclebrt. Sona, Sorg lno
Feter laben III einem S6onfgorten.
Huno nm lie berum ioBen bel 5tpan=
gig Bidder, S6mieoe l1no Wfebger, sic
ltd germ an Sen 8ouern gerieben bot
ten uno inmerfort lti6elten. 2ange
,3eit bodte bas &leeblott itllbeniteif
uno nliiBig oa; auf einmol iagte ser
Sorg: ~gubell ra1m mr. alf!" Grei
Hofe flogen meg, 5nan5ig Burden
flogen iiber Sic Waller uno pier5ig
8igel reften lid oraltben ouf Ser
StraBe in Die S0be. SSSn Der 3eit eini.
ger Winl1ten mar ser Shonfoarten
mie ulsgeblalen lnO iaubcr 9ebiiritet
mle Elm Soocn 9lls Sauptproben
Ser &raft er5Gblten li6 oie 2el1te bon
Den Hanegger=8 =8ubcn, boB ser Sans
etn Wtitblrao aus bent Sager gebpben,
Der Sorg eiuen balbellcnoifen 91r=
henItod uui ous Saltsoo6 gemoricn,
Der Peter auf ser 9llm eillen pilocn
Stier bel Ben 9ornern gefaBt uno 5u
gooen gelpilrgt babe. PIN meiIten
muBte a6er ser olte Honegger BON ser
Stdrfe leiner 8uben 5ll cr5Gblen.
gti6t MIR, oab lie ibm aQc GBl0ficl
ncrbogen lltO 5eroriiften, u16 Ser
Fllnoer (9lrbeits9erGt) ging i1ntIicb
in Sd)erben. Gas fiirderli6e Sor5cn,
Stelnmen ltno 3mdngen pertrltg fem
Yifel, feline @aue unb fem Scbc=
ellen, allcs m1roe 81 9rodeu nit
Stumpf uno Stiel.
v&intmelberrld)ait, tut ood) ciu
bill gittli6er nit Dem 3ellg!" ionl-
merte oft ser Sater. rSonit nlrB id
iiberaa 2drdenbdunle olS Stiele ein=
leben laiien; itr 6crreiBt uuo 5erbred)t
mir nod mein gan5es SOIL lont
8r1no uno 9ooen."
slber ons bolt nid)ts, oie S0bne
tonntcn eben nift feiner. 5ugreifen.
gdrenltarf Daren ole brei, aber am
ltorfIten mar Der Beter. gin5eln mari
Der Beter ocn Sans ODER Sen ,S0rq
ni6t i6iuer; lpenn aber ser Sans lmo
Der Sorg 5uIan1menbielten, i6nilien
lie uuh Sen Eeter nit 2eidtigfeit. Gie
orei batten ihre Saben ltinglt ldon
auSgema6t llnb lie puBten genuu,
mle tie nlteinanoer itanbe1l, probier-
ten ulth ibre 0f,sfeln nid)t mebr on=
elnanoer; aber ale ibre 9teoen lmo
8elprabe tagaus, tagein brebten lih
I'm niGt5 anOeres als Inn &rait lmo
Starfe llno mas oamit 5l1lolnmen=
bdngt, lpie S6ieben 1no 0eben,
gel5en unb Sprei5en, geiBen lmo
Sdmeiben.
Criminals, es mar in ben Sagen
1ld0 Sronle11nall1, arbe1teten Die Orel
an einem Saun binter Sem Sauie, uno
oas @eiprdd) ging 10:
~Simluelberrl6aft," neinte ser
Sorg, ~oie groBte &rait uno @epolt
auf groen bat oo6 bos 8ulper:
lprengt 5elien arseinanber uno mo6t
einen S6aa, einen araipau, baB 0u
es 5lpei, BRET Stunoen neit b0rit."
Sum S6aIl- unO 2Grmma6en
brau6t's feline &raft," lpioeriprad
Der Geter; vOie groBe @Iode i6reit
aub orei Stunoen melt uno miro bod)
bon 5tpei flebren 8iiri6lein gemei-
Itert."
~Iber oas Bulper reiBt StabI uno
eilen IN 5esen," gab Der Sans oar.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-10-27

Ntan ioute ni6t 10 OeipeftierIid) oos
bon reoen, neil man oamit oar nid)ts
bclicr, lon0crn MIR picl ld)lc6ter
nladt. Vion Ioute aber in ii6 lmo in
onoercn nit frGftiger, peritebenoer
lno ucrtroucnOcr &icbe 0ohin pirfcn,
onB Ser @ilIe IN lna 1Srauen itGrfcr
mcroc lmO all Die 10 begreifli6en Ser
mlloCrtngCn Der @iebe in ltns ,lritf-
Id)ei0c. (ScIlrnhc Miucnal lhulun9 Don
flcin nlf lpiir0e hcn Gricbhuitcn IpG=
ter leid)t gebieten unO man miiBtc
Damn Die friId)cn. cinfodcn, flarcn
Afd0d)Cn nid)t 10 oft miiicn.
! @Ir loIltcn lrn> bon pornhercin nm
cine frollldr @ctdtigung umiebcn, Die
MIR bCr1flld) o0Cr ncbcnberuflih aus
itbcn; ouf Damn m0rc elmer NerluiIoc-
rl1ng Der Sicbc porgebcugt. Ter
+ natitrlichc cbClidc 8Crlf bleibt uiclen
pcrld)lollcn 0ic rein mCdaniifcn Sc
rutc Der mO0crncn Trou ober o1nt=
1nen lhrc bette &roft 5uriif. Sic I5rou
erleloct cine trolrige Gerfiilnnprunq
oocr lie pcritcincrt; audi Die 1Sluft
III itbcrlon0ca StuOium ooer in iibcr-
trlcbcn n0nnlihen Sport beIicn ihr
n1tht2. Nie 1Srau n1lB ibre 2iebc in
'1d)tbnrcr 6orln nlamirfen 0ijrfcn: in
ener tlelncn Stltbc, Bic tie fir onOCrc
'don nodt, IN glltcn Sadpn, oic lie
bcrcitct fiir licbc Wcnidcn, an &in-
ocrn 0Cncn lie hilft lln0 ocncn lie
2)tlttcr lcin oori. Ter Grang 3ur Gbc
bel plclcn ilngrn N0ohen ln0 sic
Scbnl1dt no6 Dem &inO n1iibten nic
lnniirOIgc unO mrcNte 3Sormcn al
nrbmen, mCnn lie 51r rcd)ten 3eit on-
'ln9en, ihrc eigeniiidtige 2iebc ouf
plclc tleinc Cntcn Ser Siebe I'll lcn-
fen unO lie hcr5ulhcnfen an sic, III
orncn lic (5ott QcrrIcn bat Ser &1uu-
ger nod (Sc9culicbc niir0e nic 10
groB, Oob lic an inn 5u9rrnoc gin.
| gen.
Goa on5u itorfe @eiocn uno ltc6cr-
mas elmer AFcnid)rnliebc trGgt sic
3fcrfmoIc 0ca lln9ciunoen un lid.
S@le oft brllgt lma Gutt0ulhung pocr
5uriifgcDleIcne @icbc Inn unlercu Sc
bcn5mlllcn oOcr unIerc Satfraft, luic
OFT nlntmt tic ms Bic 3SriIdlc ltno
2cben0igfcit @cil mir oas ciqcnc
Scben 51 gcring od)tCn neil mir inns
bis ms Norf crldJiittern Iulien Don
Der Observation-Disclosures unlerer Siebc.
@ott miro Don llna unier @igenlebeu
! 5urltfpCrlangCn, 0na Otr6 sic ld10nc
McnNd)cnlichc Irlftbor uno ocleqz
net -- aher nid)t franf gelporocn lit.
NcrIo0t inns icmono ieine 2icbc,
cnttau'ft or inns, loQtcn mir oocl ouf-
red)t lno herb lm0 gcI1nO gel1u9 Icin,
Inn nidts iiir una 5u begebren, mas
olelleiht on0ercn WcnId)cn beItin1mt
ut. ,Sollten nad) Den bitterIten Stun
ben ood). pie0cr 10 oieI Gruft nuT-
brlngcn ouB mir einiom iueiterluar
bern ln0 Oo5 Sr0piIein Menid1cn=
llebe, oas mir trinfcn luoLten. per
ld)mcr5cn.
Nlr mir, mir gIinoen, lrr9citii.
men mclncn, Dies cine Sr0pilein
ntltBtc n1Icr ncrNcn; oies cine: ionIt
te1nca ~-- ~ ltno uerourIten ncbCn
ocnl Meer.
Sic Eroblcmc Scr 2icbe, sic ln3
oos clgenc llngeItiimc Ser; auferleat,
mcl1tcrn mir MIR 0ltrh oie rcd)tc
GI9enl1ebc lno NIT barter 0nno gegcn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-10-27

Seoi q Ii h Triuutlu If G.
Ger NnitaIlotcllr %. bcfon1mt BON
elmer @cboroc oiclen 9ricf oui icinc
Nchnllng: Sic foroern fiir Sic Nn-
Ioac zines 8litobleitcra POO Ntarfr
l1no 5mor fiir Sinouflteigen 40 Mari
tiir 9lnbringcn 100 Morf, fir Sirrab=
Itcl9cn 60 Mnrf. 9ettcrcr @ctra9
miro 9cItrihelr, oenn nenn ons Sin
ol1f1teigcn uno slnbrineen i'm ,Snter-
enc Der StoOt geihab, 10 mar bod,
oas Sinoblteigen leoigli6 SIR Sri
Dutintereile."
9 9egreiflid d. u01utti, lit oas
9aorol?" - ~Ncin, mein 9ieber-
Gas lit 2eim." Sea, Damn fonn
ib midi ni6t 1uunoern, ipenn meme
Wfiite nift bonn &opf berunter min"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-10-27

out "lpie'a oor9cltcrn bern llln9ang
nit Dem 9roBen EoIler 9eiheben lit.
"Gu5 oeriflogt mir nod fcit
3oprl," pcrbnrrtc Der Yetcr;; ,lo Gin
EoIler lit ein boditorrcr Giienpriigcl
unO fam ii6 niht nchrcn.".
"Webr Ou Oi6 ge9en oo3 EuIucr!"
~@orllm niht? Grobicrcn t1t' ih ;
oucmol."
"@immelbcrricboit, ae1cn Oo5 Eul=
Der rid)telt nit oucr 2roit nid)ta
aus" crcifertc IicD Scr 0ons.
~Goa mar mir Gin Spott, cinr
Slu1oaldanO'!" Itritt Ser Ecter. v&d1
Jag cltd, nit cincln Eil,no Eulpcr
mag ids. So ltorf mie cin Efltno
Eulpcr bin if oucpciI.
r@ie luiait ol Ole Sob' probic-
ren?"
"@on5 einioh. Mir iNiitten unt
SennenboOcn briibcn Elm YIl1n0 YuI-
Der ouf llno l1dcn 6 nit Dem cilcr.
men &rolt9afcn 81. &hr mo9t Damn
nit einen 3lmOcr obcr elmer S0nur
oos Ellper onihiircr, unO iH bolt'
elld) Den &rcmpel nicocr nIe cinen
MollluIfcl - tcin YIltlh fonlnlt mir
aus"
Sos miro oid fompelu, Getcr.
Gin Giertelpflno lit sir ihon 5u itarf
uno lupft bid) olf pir cincn @ou=
mifeI."
Limo ih bnlt' cin Eimo Gulurr
nieocr. @aa 9ilt'a?"
rSu, mos qilt'a? @cttrn mir"
~@ctten mir cineu Guile @cun
mir bos Eulpcr niht ouIfonnt, fricg'
id bon cud) mitlommen cinen 5ullr;
lllpft'a MIDI obcr, fricgt ibr eincn Don
mir.
~Sit rrd)t - lou Nclten!!" narcn
Die bcloer cinpcrItanbcn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-10-27
Nerhftltthr 8ldttrr

ic SlGttcr fallen leid i'm ionnenbclcn 8anm
II Sm Snd)enmalb, mnb lces Sd)ancrn sieht
9nrds Sal, burd bas Gin icner Rebel FLIGHT
limb tarfes 8au ipielt nm Der &ronen Saunt.
Sd iinge cie pur midi hin Elm 8ieb
&on meines 2ebens melt entridtem Sranm.
Seq oann ins 8ras mid Nib am g8albcsIamm
lnb benz bcs Giebiten, bas 10 lang mid mieb
so mic bic SlGtter fallen, lautlps, idnea,
90 anf Dpn mir al Grbengaf nnb alcr 8ans
ltnb int alcrtiefiten 8rnnoc blieb's mod beu.
limb mic Der &iub iie mirbelt bOr int tpilben Sans,
60 rcbt hd) &latt fir glatt gplorpt nno bca
Mus menem 2ebensbnd su einem Nacrcelcnfran,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-10-27

3Dei Gage lp0tcr gingen sic Brit
Der oarall ibrc @rtte alla5utra1cu.
Sic bpltcn aus Scr &iihc orn plottcn,
oidell, eilernen &rnutbofcn, bon Scr
&ammer cin EuIpcri0dNcn uuo lNli.
den 0alnit IN ons SSuttcrballs. Irpbcl
auf Dem feItcn Sennenboben bQufcl
ten lie bas Yulucr an uno itiilptcll
ben cilcrncn S0nfen buriibcr. Gnul
l6llt9cn lie linfa llub rchta pom
Safen cine lturfc Gilcntlanlnlcr bano-
tief in Sen 9OOen.
vSett gebt Der @ettcl an, Jest
lmlro's grnlt, Eeter." lo9tc Ser Suns.
rOtir idon rcht!" crmiocrtr Oiricr;
~6cllcrt 9roO' Cin."
Ger S0ra bronnte cin Stiit ;3un-
Der an lno ihob ca pprjid]ti9 1lnter
oen 0aTcn nebcn oaa El1lper. Raid)
bodte iib Damn Scr Geter ouf ocn
&ralltbaTen, lunlponnte nit ieinen
garentoten Sic giicnfIomlnern lmo
Iten1nte uno 5lpangte iic1 !pie Elm
Stier auf ieinen Sit. Ser Sans uno
Der Sorg ubcr 5ogen iih in eincn
8infel ser S6ellnc 5uriid Cine
Winl1te lang geicbob nidts, Die 5ipeite
audi nidts - Oo Dltroe Ser 9eter I'M
geoulOig umo rief:
Ser SouenblmOsflib brennt Mint
mer - ibr nriibt nod eiunol an
5iinben!"
gs fniiterte leiie uno sic 9riioer
mabnten:
~8eter, beb', 8eter, beb' - ionIt
lupft's bi6!"
Noh feiter bielt ii6 ser Yeter an
ben giienflammern nod frGftiger
itemmte ct lid ouf ben Safen, inoem
er Die 8orte berporfeubte:
u@us fomnt mir ser Souent,lnoer
setpiB nidt! @enn's MIR oen Safen
ni6t 5erreiBt."
Evening star., 1951-07-25
Free Star Movies
Playground Film
Program for Tonight

Programs presented through the
cooperation of the District, Ar
1ington County, Prince Georges
County, Montgomery County and
City of Alexandria Recreation De-
partments and the Film Center OF
Washington.
Washington, at Dusk.
Gallinger, Twenty-Second and
F streets NV.
Takoma, Fourth and Van Buren
streets NV.
Edgewood. Third and Evarts
streets NE. r
Rosedale. Seventeenth and Gales
streets NE.
Thomson. Twelfth and L streets
NV.
Congress Heights, Savannah
street and Randle place S.E.
Howard, Fourth and w streets
NV.
Shaw. Seventh and Rhode Island
avenues NV.
Thomas, 600 block Anacostia
avenue S.E.
Lincoln, Sixth and L streets Sc,
Arlington, $3.50 PM.
Lyon Village, Lee highway and
North Highland street.
Alexandria, $3.50 PM.
Armory. 210 South Royal street
Prince Georges County, $3.50 PM.
Silver Hill Elementary School,
40l9 Branch avenue.
Montgomery County, $3.50 PM.
Rock Greek. East Leland street
and Beach Drive.
Evening star., 1951-07-25

outcome was a charge of falSify-
ing robbery report.
Mr.. Serumgard said that he and
his wife had started drinking at
home at 5 pm. Friday. Then
they went to a Southeast reStau-
rant for more drinks. A running
argument came to a head outside
the place when Mr.. Serumgard
hailed a cab and his wife refused
to get in it. He left without her.
Sunday afternoon, more than
SO hours later, Mr.. Serumgard
told police. he got a telephone
call from f9end in the 1400
block of Clifton street NV. His
wife had been there since 3 am.
Saturday. He set out to bring her
home, he said, but again she re-
fused to get into his taxi. Later
Mrs. Serumgard came home with
out her pocketbook and with no
memory of being at the Clifton
street place, according to police.
Then came the robbery" report.
The pocketbook was returned
by the driver of cab. Police re-
laxed a lookout for the purse
snatcher.
Evening star., 1951-07-25
House Unit 10 Meet
Tonight on Federal
Pay-|ncrease Bill

The House Civil Service Com
mittee today scheduled an 8 pm
session tonight on the Federal pay
raise bill in an effort to reach
agreement on the legislation this
week.
The press of other duties among
members of the committee has
caused the group to cancel several
previous executive sessions on the
bill.
Several members expressed hope
that the committee would agree on
the pay-raise figure tonight.
The committee already has
agreed to a temporary two-yeal
pay increase measure retroactive
to July l.
Several key members have pre-
dicted that the group will approve
a fat raise for classified and postal
workers Of between $500 and $40O
a year, although Chairman Muir
ray personally favorS a $500 salary
boost.
The committee also has to decide
whether to include top-bracket
employees in the pay measure and,
if so, how much of a pay increase
they should be given.
The Senate Civil Service Com
mittee several weeks ago approved
an 8.4 per cent pay raise bill.
Evening star., 1951-07-25

Because of her previous offense,
the judge felt sure the probation
Office would never recommend
leniency on the woman's latest
conviction.
But figured that husband of
hers may have had something to
do with her latest trouble" said
the judge. so I thought I'd 60
talk with both of them"
"Just In Case"
Since the family lives in a
downtown neighborhood out
standing for its drunks, trouble
calls and general disquietude
Judge Howard said that, "just
in case" he tucked a small black
Evening star., 1951-07-25
Is BurgIaries Laid
To Fake Grass Cutter

The arrest of a man who re-
portedly sold a $1,000 diamond
ring for 81 has cleared up at least
10 home burglaries in the North
west section, police said today
Capt. Aubrey Tolson of the Gem
eral Assignment Squad said John
Henry johnson. ~. colored, of the
22O0 block of Twelfth place NV
admitted the Is offenses and that
the total may reach 25.
Capt. Tolson said johnson had
admitted posing as a grass cutter
who "cased" neighborhoods fo,.
homes whose occupants USUALLY
were away on vacation.
When johnson was arrested at
$3.50 pm. yesterday near Thir-
teenth and w streets NV, Can't.
Tolson said he was CARVING sew"
eral watches, fountain pens and
postage stamps in his handker-
chief.
johnson was accused of taking
the diamond ring from a home in
the 1900 block of Kennedy street
NV. Monday. and selling it to a
friend for the trifling sum.
|. Two charges Of housebreaking
were lodged against him while
police searched for other possible
cases.
Evening star., 1951-07-25
Womun's Vivid Description
Of Purse Snutching Bockfires

A 43-year-old woman, who told
police her pocketbook was Snatched
early Monday, wound up a bad
week end yesterday by forfeiting
collateral on a false report charge.
Mrs. Helen H. Serumgard Of 2
Terrace court NE, had reported
her purse containing $14 and per-
sonal papers was grabbed at 12:45
am. Monday. Her assailant, COL
ored and about 80 years old,
punched her in the face and
threatened to rape her. she said.
This allegedly occurred at Four
teenth and Chaplin streets NV.
She suffered head bruises and had
to be treated at Garfield Hospital.
Later, her husband found her
purse-minus the $14-wedged in
side the screen door Of their home,
two miles from the scene Of the re-
ported robbery.
Working on this strange CO.
incidence. Robbery Squad Detec-
tives Herman w. Xander and
James M. Powell went out to in
'terview the Serungards. The
Evening star., 1951-07-25
Accountants Headed
BY Chevy Chase Mon

Walter F. Frese, 4818 De Rusey
parkway, Chevy Chase, has been
elected president Of the Federal
Government Accountants Asso-
citation.
Mr.. Frese is chief of the ac-
counting systems division, General
Accounting Office. Other new off,
GERS are:
Paul M. Green, Economic Co.
Operation Administration, and
Charles w. Smith, Federal Power
Commission, vice presidents; Will
liam j. Armstrong, Bureau of the
Budget, secretary, and z. Reece
'Harrill, GAO, treasurer. - :
Evening star., 1951-07-25
Givot Cleared, Youth
Convicted in Robbery
With Police PVT. Dunn

Arrested as an armed robbery
accomplice of a suspended police
man and one other man, Albert
Givot, Is, today was free under
the verdict of a District Court
jury.
The panel announced its ac-
quittal of Givot before Judge Rich
mond B. Keech last night, after
three hours of deliberation in
which it convicted George Pana-
gos, l8. on two counts.
Panagos, who lives in the $500
block of Thirteenth street NV,
now faces a maximum of 20 years
imprisonment on each count-the
same penalty faced by the police
man co defendant, George j.
Dunn, 26, who pleaded guilty last
week.
Wife WeepS in Joy.
When the jury announced its
verdict, Givot's wife sobbed joy
fully and dashed outside to greet
her husband as he was taken for
cellblock clearance.
Panagos' mother and a sister re-
ceived the verdict stoically as
they sat in the courtroom.
The decision ended the first
chapter OF the case involving the
former 9Th precinct patrolmen
and total of three others accused
in different groupings of three
armed rohberies in the last six
months.
Panagos still faces trial with
Robert L. Dinsmore, %, of the
1900 block of Gallatin street NV,
on charges they participated with
Dunn in two recent holdups of a
small downtown hotel.
Givot, of the 1900 block of Lee
Gate road NV. was charged with
Dunn and Panagos in the $500
robbery of Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
H. Mandell in their 3116 Daven-
port street NV. home. Dunn
pleaded guilty to this and one of
the hotel robberies.
Framing Charged.
The trial was climaxed yester-
day when Givot's lawyer, Charles
E. Ford, charged that Dunn, who
had turned Government witness.
threatened and framed his client
because Givot had something on
him. Mr.. Ford roared that Dunn
was a dirty, sinking coward,
stickup thug" and ridiculed the
Governments view of the suspend
ed policeman as "repentant sim
ner."
When the District Court pro-
ceedings are over, Dunn, who lives
with his wife and child in the
260O block Of Nicholson street,
Hyattsville. is due to 60 before the
Police Trial Board for action.