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bought her a small gift — a bunch or red roses (her favorite flower) , a book or an alburn of records — she cherished his thoughtfulness without regard to what he had spent. It delighted him to bring her moments of happiness, like bright jewels strewn throughout their courtship. He could afford very little in the way of real jewels — but in June, a month before she left for Italy, Audie gave Wanda a simple gold engagement ring set with a diamond.
When at times Audie was preoccupied and listless, she was very understanding. On the battlefield, where only victory and honor counted, little things had ceased to matter.
"TO HELL AND BACK"
When First Lieutenant Audie Murphy was released from the Army in September 1945, he was America's most honored GI. Among his 17 medals and decorations earned in four years as a combat infantryman were the nation's highest award, the Congressional Medal of Honor (for almost single-handedly stopping two companies of German infantry and six supporting tanks by contimdng to fire a machine gun atop a blazing tank) ; the Legion of Merit (for repeated bravery in volunteering for dangerous missions in Italy and France); two Silver Stars (the first for attacking and wiping out an enemy machine-gun nest, the second for taking radio equipment through unceasing enemy fire to direct his own company's mortar fire); three Purple Hearts (he was wounded in the leg, foot and hip) ; the Distinguished Service Cross; the Legion of Honor, and the Croix de Guerre.
Often Audie sees fellows his own age (24) get excited about a dance, or a sporting event or about their minor successes. Such things stir no great fever in him. "Little things that used to mean something to me before the war means nothing now."
All his movie work means to him is a chance to earn a living and to support Wanda and to raise a family. He's amused when people say, "Don't let Hollywood change or break you." If he's a success in Bad Boy, he'll continue to work hard in other pictures. If it flops, he knows he'll make a living somehow.
"I've gotten an awful lot of million-dollar advice," he says, "but aside from Wanda, only three people have given me any practical help — Terry Hunt, who lent me eating money when I was broke; Spec McClure, the writer, who took time out from his own work to help me with the continuity of my book; and Paul Short, who gave me the chance to play Bad Boy when no major studio would gamble on me. I'll be glad if the picture is a success, but I won't stand on my head with glee."
Only one thing can make him quiver with excitement — and that is the sight of Wanda. Not that he will admit even that much. "Only actors get emotional," he says dryly. He does not consider himself an actor.
Actually, underneath the surface, one can sense a great flow of emotion, but it is under control. Through Wanda's lovely eyes, he may rediscover excitement and importance in little things. He may even become sentimental about the very things which awaken so little response in him today. The End
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