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November 21, 1940     The Mount Vernon Hawkeye-Record
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Page Two THE MOUNT VERNON, IOWA, HA%VKEYE-RE(X)RD AND THE LISBON HERALD Thursday, November ii i iiii ably common of officials of his posi- tion operating in competitive fields with smaller and weaker brethern. Country weeklies owe him a vote of thanks. OPINION (iF" LABOI{ PAPER ON JOIIN L. LEWIS Labor peace is dcsirable but not on CIO tcrms according to the Ce- dar l~apids Tribune, a labor paper which says. "What Lcwis led the ntass-production workers into was a dim and distorted kind of ligh . He led them into the sit down strike. He led them into reliance on strong-arm nlethods. He led them into fellowship with Com- munism and similar creeds. He 'persuaded them that they wouhl gain by destroying the old and honored and powerful A.F. of L. "So if peace comes---and speed the day!--it will be worse than no peace at all if John L. Lewis is allowed to dictate any of the terms. The AFL owes Lewis no such fa- vor; the American public owes him nothing. His influence on the la- ~bor movement has been thoroughly ~ad." Some men look their age, and some don't---but a woman almost always overlooks hers.--Ex, Robert A. Walsh, and The Rever- end Willard Johnson, held a panel discussion for the high school stu- dents. The program was presented in conversational style as the men were seated about a table. They talked mostly about preju- dice, discussing some of the well known beliefs such as: all Jews be- ing rich, all Catholics being social- ists, and communists, and many others At the end of their discussion they answered questions asked by various students. The program was greatly enjoyed by the entire student ~body. ASSEMBI~Y W'ednesday afternoon the Nation- al Tuberculosis Association gave the moving picture, "Let My People IAw ' to the high schol students. The Movie, with an all negro cast, showed the disastrous effects of the "white plague" among the negroes and the importance of immediate attention. ! After the movie the representa- tiwL Mr. Dennis, gave a short talk on tuberculosis. Both the movie and the dlseus- l sion were interesting and were ,greatly enjoyed by the students. I you've done for me." "Good-bye, Mr. K ," "Good-bye." Clang, clang goes the class bell a few minutes later. "Whew," says Irene as she locks up for the noon hour. "This certainly has been a busy morning." Then there is the baldheaded man who sprinkles salt on his shoulders to give the impression that he has dandruff.--Ex. Mount Vernon Ela~eye-ILeeord Want Ads PaY. I lilR ! JEWELERS 219 2nd .Ave S.E. Cedar Rapids, Iowa EXCLUSIVE DRY CLEANERS 209 3rd Ave. SW Dial 2-8131 Cedar Rapids, Iowa ', COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE C. CHAMBERS-INsKEEP OPTICAL CO. Realize--Real Eyes 221 3rd St. S.E, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Allythe many benefits of modern home lighting are ottrs to enjoy at new low cost with beaut/fuHy- d~igned Certified I. E. ~. lamps. They spread an abundance of soft, glare- Dam light for your added s/ght protection. ~hadow~ and sharp h/ghl/ghts cause needless and harmful eye- strain. But ehey dimppear like mag/c when you snap on the switch of a dependable I. E. 8. lamp. Dedgned for the utmost in light/ha efflc/ency, and available in many ~unn/ng ~tyles and f]~ahes, these beaut/ful I. E. S. lamps assure Better Light for Better Sight f Each lamp must meet the fifty-four e~act spec/fi- carlotta of ehe Illuminating Engineers' Society! l~ddy Kilowatt says: "Buy one or more new I. E. S. lamps now and ta~ ad~tage of today's low prices. Convenient terms are also available to help you make purchase out of /ncome!" IOWA [L[CTfliC LIglITANO POW[R COHPANY IOWA OI IEO Lisbon Office Phone 202Mount Vernon Office Dial 3012 Add to your eveni~l ore and guard you w/th th/a highly-~ I. E. 8. lampt In add the regular u~r wh/c~ control tha I SO0 matt bulb and' I/ghts, thi~ beaut/f~ hu u new m~ter which operates al llght~ ut on~. Uni~v one~piece candle o~f unother out~tand~ tuare. Ava/labl~ in