The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-03-07

time for some guy to begin a boom for the Dagwood
Bumstead sandwich Which delicacy certainly would
sweep the country and every ice box There is
some pleasantness in everything it appears The
enjoyment of having budget is that after you have
figured up where you shorted 1t, you haven't time
to go any place to spend money. Young meri
of the hamlet are said to be out tickling political ribs
and wondering if the wind will blow them a couple
apples in the Forthcoming city balloting. But
present rumors regarding two alleged filings started
joke-and remain SOL
Street Scene-An old waiting patiently on
the curb in the press Of oncoming traffic; youth
nudged to the rim of the passing autos !. The
patient resignation of age the aimless restessness
CT youth.
There's bit Of a followup that announcement
last week about Jack Costello Mnnesotas menace to
the complacent New Yorker, we learn in release
from the National Broadcastng Company to this
corner. Jack celebrated his fourth year with
NBC on Leap Year Day, February 10Th. The re-
lease called him one of the busiest announcers in
Harold stassen last week as Ambassador Of Good
Will from Minnesota The break got his pix in
the NBC news releases. So happy birthday and
an air wave to you Jack.
1t is always a bit distressing when young fell
low begins philosophzing. He is either getting old
before his time, he is up to something.
don't think that Fay Domke is getting old. 1t
two years ago last week. writes Fay, and for
the benefit of Hawaii, will quote "snce first set
foot the lovely shoals of this fine island, which
don't regret in the least Certainly doesn't seem that
long since left the old home town. but much water
has gone under the bridge since then. Probably
much more will have made it's way to the open sea
before manage to get back" So find
that Fay is up to something. He's flying He sooed
Valentines Day and was as thrilled as youns
girl is with her first lacy heart 1.-THE first trip
around the field really something" he says,
free as a breeze with nobody in that seat up in
front; boy, you're really your own Fay has
trundled off three more hours since which boosts
him to the II hour class in solo time The next big
step he says is getting those necessary hours, and
then for ride that you give the c. A. A inspector
for your private license You give him an hour
ride including all the maneuvers you have up your
sleeve-with hopes he thinks you'll do. And then
written exam covering navigation civil air regu-
lations, and meteorology. After that you got
nothing to worry about except keeping the ship in
the air, and right side up when you come down.
Well, of course Hawaii has all the setup that
California had Fay puts in plug for the
weather. I don't mind giving it to you because II
I ever get out there it may get me free pineapple
In Hawaii he says, everyday is a beauty There
isn't day in the year that fellow couldn't fly
. But Fay wasn't all taken up with flying. He
remembered our mutual classmate Grace Clark
Vokmann, ill with infantile paralysis and moth
err of baby born during her illness. Fay says
Il certainly admire her spirit; hope she makes 1t
okay. Things like this make one wonder Just what
it is all about" . He tells of meeting Dewitt Wal
lace who is editor of the Readers Digest, and en-
joyed the meeting but bemoaned the fact the gent
Then he winds up in veritable furry of Hawaiian
that has me stunned I am unable to deciphei
Ke haawi aku mel au keia ia oe"-can you?
OF Peope-What bothers Esther Bone most in
her job (she recently resigned from position Of
school nurse) is that she has to learn to drive
but quickly Yves Kohl back from Evanston
for a short siesta from his new job and tidy
book. Dick Bushey being the king pin in
his estab for few snatched moments, reading a
book and smoking his pipe. Dr. John Gunderson
Rockwell, top man in the states education setup,
will talk here at the dedication of the new school
March 28th. And he's the same who recently adj
vocated tnerant teachers for higher education to
go about the state dispensing the stuff. And If that
isn't the decentralization against which some organ
zations preached the coming of the Junior Col
eges and the Junior extension colleges, then just
amt sure.
Politics is funny stuff it would appear. Take the
case of Bill Parker. AS chairman of the Republican
state central committee before the election his
moment of triumph came at dinner locally honor
ing him. Some 300 tossed aside political barriers
that night just for Bill But the show really
cavorted big, strapping young fellow by name OF
Stassen, with personality that would dim the CLAM
girls the first lap of the the gov
ernorshp. And ideas about the identity of the
state chairman did not include Bill. +. :. . Now Bill
is kicked upstairs and Is chairman of the Vanden-
burg for President movement in Minnesota-and
there are sources who say that Sem Vandenburg is
KEEL Of he