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Stein beck Gives

Men of the Mary Ruth a L

John Steinbeck, the distinguished novelist and playwright, now on an assignment in England u a war correspondent, continues his ties- crlptlon o! the life of the crsw of an American bomber.

(By John Steinbeck)

(Srrsclslfo the New York Herald T bums and Charlottetown Guard- ian, Copyrhht, 1848

BOMBER. STATION IN ING- LAND, June 28 -'1‘bs dsys us very long. A combination of summer t-lms and dsyllghtsaving time keeps them light until 11.30. After mess we take the army bus into town. It is m ancient little city which ovary American knows about as soon as he can read, The buildings on the narrow street are ‘Pudor, Stuart, Georgian and even some Norman. The paving stones are worn smooth and the flagstones of the sidewalks us grooved by gesof strollers. It is a town to stroll in. American sol- diers, Canadians, Royal Air Force men and many of Grmt Britain's women soldiers walk through the stmets. But Britain drafts its women and they are really 1n the army, driver-mechanics, dispatch riders, trim and hard in their unf- forms

The crew of the Mary Ruth ends up at a llttls pub, overcrowded and noisy. They edge their wav in to the bar where the barmaids are drawing beer as fast as they can. In s. moment this crew has found a table sud they have the small glass- cs of pale yellow fluid in front of them. It is curious berr. Most of the alcohol has been taken out of it to make munitions. It is not cold. It is token

rather than a drink The bomber crew is solemn. Me’ who ore alerted for operational mi"- sions are usually solemn. but to night there is some burden on this crow. There is no way of knowmc how theso tliinas sinrt. All at 011cc a crew will feel fated. Then little |thlngs no wrong. Then they arc un- -on. 11111.11 thev take off for their lmlsslon “Ihen the uneasiucss ls running it is the tvaiting that l1urts. Thcv sip the flat. tasteless beer. O"e of tbt-m 5111's.. "T saw r1 nrtpnr from home at the Red Cross in 1411111011." It. is ouict. The othcrs look at hitn across their clnsww. A mixed nroun of pilots and A, T. S. girls at the other cud of ti": pub have started son: It ls nstonirifnz how may of 1hr svnlzs are American. "You'd Be So Nico to Como Homo To." thry rim: And the bent of ihc sont: ls subtlv

cirinsztd. It has become an Eng- lish song ‘ Thc waist runner raiscs his

voice to he hoard ovcr the sinrrinc. "It seems to me that we arc nfrcid to announce our losses It seems almost as if lhc War Dcmrthwnt was afraid that the countrv couldn't trike it I never saw flfljithirl! the country couldn't lake."

Falls Behind on News

The bell-turret 11111111911 wipes his mouth w‘lh the incl; ni his hand. “We don't. hear much." he sru-s "it's a fuuoy thins. but the closer you get to action i111- less you rend runcrs and war news I rcmrmber before I joined up I tised t0 know <‘\'t'1'\‘th‘11tz thnt was happening. I know what Turkey was doing, I

He ntovcd abruptly hni mid cont off, Pauline, and let's nave tea."

"Vciy well. I won't be a minute.“ cnnls sat down by thc fire. it‘ wits good to be at home agsiu~ he found himself wondering why he had ever gone avargv. And yet-if he

And now Barbara was gtllllg back to Douglas Stork! Why. in God's

Reaction to News From Home

There Have the War About Won, Wonder

if It's Same One They're In i

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ittlc Surprised to Find Folks

.even had, maps with pins and I urcw out campaigns with colored pencils. Now l havent looked at a paper 1n two weeks." ’ first mm went on: "This filsper 1 saw had some funny stuff it. It seemed to think that. the wai- was nearly over." "I wish the Jsrrles thought that," the tall gunner says. "I wish you could gel Goerlngs yellow no;es 4nd them damned flak gunners convin-

ced of that."

," the waist lun- ooked through that Duper pretty close. It seems to ms that the folks at homo are fight- lns one war and we're fighting gn- Olhfll‘ Otw- They've got theirs nearly won and we've Just, got stsrtsd on ours. I wish they'd get in u; wsr we're in. I wish they'd print the casualties and tell them whirl; it's like. I think maybe that they’ like to get in the suns war wyre 1n l! they could set it to do."

The tail gunner comes from so C1089 t0 i116 DOME!‘ Of Kgntudgy h! W!“ 111KB I. Kentuckian. ' read a. very nice piece in g mash zine about; us,’ he says. "This piece says we ve got nerves of steel. We never Bet scared. All wc want, in the World 1s Just w fly =11 the time 811d Ztt s crack at. Jerry. I never Mud Bhvthins s0 brave as us. I read it thee or four times to try and convince myself that I ain't scared " Something to Walk Hamg on ‘There was almost solid red flak over Bremen last Thursday," the

radio man says. "Get much more and we can walk home over solid flak I hate that red flak. took s pasting Thursday " ‘Wcll, we didn't got any,’ stays ‘nry Mnuircc Grain, one of the YIWQYS- "W8 Ho! the nose knocked if 0f 011T Sh’; but. that was an cclticnt. One of ihc gunners in a 111p high o11 head tossed out some hell cnsings and they came right .‘.1rou1:h the nose. They've got hcr isarly fixed 11p 110w." "Bu! flnylvfil" the first man says "OEIIcdly. "1

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The bus rattles back toward th f

(Rod B91111 is an on-rml‘ fichter

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name? He shut his eyes and tried

face-the face he

thad loved. Did he still lovc her, or

1111111 he never loved her? Or W115 ltl possible for a man to love two women at the same time? Did she love him? If so, why had she told him the truth about Bernet and s0 sent him away?

‘Tea will be ready directly," she sald- She sat down on the rug at i1is feet and

"I want to tell you something, Dennis. darling."

“What l5 it? Are you 1n debt? Can't pay the butcher or some- thing?‘

She etended to be offended. "How are you? I'm s wonderful housekeeper. '

“So you are." I-ie kissed her and leant-d back again. "Don't strangle me. my child-what is it?" But she hid her face a ainst his coat while she told him y asking a little question that wavered be-

tween happy tears and happier l laughter. "Dennis — would you like to

have a son?" It was some time later over the tea and hot toast that Dennis said, ""I‘his wonderful secret-does your mother know?" "Not. yet-only you, darling-and Barbara." V "Barbara?" The blood rushed to his face. “What. made you toll her?" And Pauline nnswcred happily: “Because she ls my best friend and becnuse f love her." There was a littis silence, then Pauline said, “But I'm sorry about one thing." "What L; that, Tuppenny?" _ "Barbara said in her letter, ‘Don't ask me to be godmother-I'm not the right sort to bring up a child the way it should go —I'm so sorry about that. because I know she'd bring him up most beauti- full , bless her." " 1m?" said Dennis with raised eyebrows and a very softened look

in is eyes.

"Of course it will be a him," Pauline said dreamily. "And I should like him to be lust. like you.‘

is a girl I shall call

Of course, if it her Barbara whether she'll be god- mother or not."

"Oh. I shouldn't do that," Den-

nis said hurriedly "But vshy not? It's a lovely nnmc."

Yes, it was a lovely name. Once for a little while of madness it. had

fie world to Dennis O'Hara, bull now-

been the most beautiful name in

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