Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 December 1946 — Page 20

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CHAPTER 14 IT WAS A tight, hard feeling—a very physical feeling of muscles contracted into ‘a hard knot in his chest, that Red was aware of as he walked out of the English professor's office. :

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s a lanky, tow-headed kid, in the darkened bedroom of a strange house where his aunt and uncle had taken him after his mother's funeral. He had been trying hard not to cry, rubbing his eyes with grimy emall knuckles, Fighting the waves of loneliness and grief sweeping over him.

he had overheard the aunt and {uncle talking about him.

It was a feeling he had first known | {what he himself was and what he

could do.

IN THE midst of all that misery |

whether or not he could hear, They had called him “her brat” and talked dbout a “home” and then * [something about insurance money and if they wanted it they'd have to keep him. & And so he had known he wasn't wanted. And this tight, hard feeling had come then. It had never left him until he went into the army. . » ” THE ARMY had been fine for Red. He had been accepted there for

And because he was naturally high-spirited and liked fun, because he was fast with his fists and had a reckless swift courage the men he trained with had respected and liked him. Everybody had been his friend. And in that atmosphere of cam-

|araderie Red had expanded. He {had become a man, sure of himself

took its place and with in the old feeling that he had thought gone forever, . . » AND BECAUSE of it he became more rude and churlish, He didn’t even pretend to be civil’ to Elise any more. When he had to speak to her he'd preface his remark with “Liz” or “Babe” or “Sister,” because he knew she hated the terms. The week of the final examinations for the quarter arrived. Red's hours at the laboratory that week were irregular, He came in and worked whenever he had time to spare. And so it happened that he came in about 3 o'clock one afterndon— the day he'd taken his final exam —and walked up to Elise: and waited for he instructions, » s » ELISE LOOKED up from a test

and his place in the world. Now that sure fine confidence] was lost. Lost ignominously be-|

tube she was clamping over a Bunsen burner and met his stony gaze. She jerked her head in the direc- |

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he came home, worse now. I'm—I'm afraid’ he going to crack up completely, don’t know what the trouble is .

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thought maybe you'd kndw , , .”

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him?” Red asked finally.

Condon considered. Suddenly he “This is the end of the quarHow long - will you

said: ter,- isn’t it? have off from classes?” About 10 days, Red told him.

“How about ‘you and Russ taking a trip? Going off some place where you can be together for a few days. Maybe you could find

out what the trduble is.” “Well, I—" Red began. “I'll pay all expenses,” went on persuasively.

But he's ‘much 's| NEW YORK, Dec. 5 (U. P.).—You

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I|can téll how far from home you are

« :|by the so he never talks to me except about y RES & G.I. requests.

I So say Jennifer and Penelope, | the att ractive Marshall Sisters, who have ‘just returned from a six months’ tour of the Pacific island bases with the “In the Mood” variety unit of UBSO-Camp Shows. The St. Petersburg, Fla, singers say even the roughest, toughest soldier audience will quiet right

ballad that-reminds them of home. |

cough , | chitis is not own for a heart-throb, sentimental afford to take a chance

Such jive numbers as “Cement- | mixer” or “Hey, Boba Rebop,” may |

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training camp, but by the time a serviceman has been sitting by the road to Tokio for awhile he's all for songs of home and mother, according to Jennifer and Penelope. They cite the terrific and lasting popularity - of “White Christmas”

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out on tins.” “Mr. Condon wants to see you— he said to tell you as soon as you came in.” “You mean the Old Man?” “Yes,” Elise said, compressing | {her lips into a thin line, She won- |

ANI dered if there was some pathologi-| [cal reason why Red McFan could | {never speak of anyone with a measure of respect. ® nn = i RED STALKED off without a word of thanks to her for relaying the message and Elise looked after his broad disappearing back. She had thought seriously sev-| eral times lately of asking Russel to have Red assigned to work with| one of the other chemists in the laboratory. - She felt.-that the irritation he | . R ; ; caused her was really becoming | g ; detrimental to her work. | EE ————— " But she hadn't spoken to Russel about it largely because relations between them were strained. They | weren't back on the old footing of |easy friendship which Elise had so yopetiy desired. Elise was learning slowly and Wil that friendship between la man and a woman is impossible. It had to be something more than {that , , . OF sumetiithg much less. | » " “SIT DOWN, Ra sit down,” Arthur Condon said fenially when | | Red entéred his office and waved to chair beside his desk. He offered a cigar which Red | declined with, “Thanks. If you don’ t| mind, I'd ‘rather have one of my own cigarets.” “Certainly. Certainly,” Arthur] Condeh said. They both lit up and for a mo-| iment there was silence between |them. Condon’s face was lined ¢ with worry and he had the air of| % |a man with something important to |say and yet hardly knowing how to

begin. ” »

FINALLY HE looked up and di-| rectly at Red. His question was |abrupt. “Red, do you know what's| | wrong with Russel? = What's on his | mind, I mean. There's something | bothering him” | Red was surprised. “No—MF. Condon, I don't, As a matter of fact, I haven't seen much of Russ lately. You know school keeps me pretty busy. I've been studying for [ue finals.” Arthur Condon shook his head

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