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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 27, 1941
Page
3
Tal greets Dale and Devona as his brother dates his fiancee in a bustling crowd. Miss Gay Doreet-star joins the show, while Devona notes the star’s dialogue shines. Tal signals confidence, praising the woman’s performance and her hold on the crowd.
Vara Vadne, gravely ill yet craving control, admits a past wrong and seeks forgiveness as her family debates truth and fate. The room shifts when George Barnard arrives with a lucrative contract reviving Vara's acting career.
Devona and Dale confront Vara's calculated self interest after her dramatic confession as she departs for a repertory contract. In bright April sun, Tal reports on Vara's rebound, while Dale and Devona face the fallout and contemplate a quick Friday wedding with a small chapel ceremony and music.
Devona conflicts with the idea of Dale as best man in a forthcoming wedding scene. The moment unfolds with hesitation and emotional tension as Dale agrees to stand by, his voice husky and the narrator hinting at a continuation of the drama.
British warship depots in Alexandria harbor run a vast hidden operation. On a 10,000 ton destroyer depot ship, rear admirals direct destroyer tasks while hundreds repair spare parts, forge new components, bake bread, and service torpedoes. Nearly 1,000 sailors and officers work daily to keep ships ready for sea.
Blessed are the peacemakers for they shall be called the children of God from Matthew 5 8. Frances P Cobbe says to serve others by being our best self Chamfort hails abolishing prejudice as human progress Not avenging enemies is wiser than wrath Eddy and Leacock urge ideas over force Fenelon calls action in peace a form of prayer
The Field Museum in Chicago notes a practice in the Kel Islands of Netherlands East Indies where brides are purchased via instalment plans. The groom and bride’s father set a price, sometimes about $5,000, with payments in silver, gold, or pigs. A board carved with a knife records the debt, and upon full payment the buyer earns a certificate of title. Also mentions Barrow, Alaska as a northern U.S. town.
Hon. J. T. Thorson lauded Canada’s compulsory national registration as youth respond to forms at sixteen. Statistics show 222,000 reached sixteen this year, about 112,000 males and 110,000 females, with Ottawa forms count favorable. Forms available at post offices. postmasters to explain registration and separate loss forms.
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