Modern Screen (Jan-Nov 1944)

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The word filtered home with heart-breaking inescapability. First one letter arrived at the address of the elder Beedles. It was from an officer who had served with Bob; he mentioned in glowing terms the ability and courage of the young Ensign. Then a letter arrived from a shipmate of equal rank, telling something of the circumstance of his death. Finally there arrived the wire from the War Department saying merely that Ensign Robert Beedle was missing in action. During the ensuing week, proving the curious way of life, Brenda Marshall Holden received her first word from her father since the fall of the Philippines. Returning passengers on the Giipsholm brought news that he was interned in Manila, that he was well, that he was keeping himself busy with work. Brenda cried again, but these tears — unlike those bitterly shed for Bob — were sweet. ALADDIN WITHOUT LAMP: It has long been Alan Ladd's habit to accumulate any stray serviceman he happens to see, bring the chap home for dinner. 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