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r v ;n TWO THE f'Y si 4I >F MM KS 4'H IltlM C LE H t ID t Y , .11 1.Y 11, 19a» DEPICTING PEOPLE AND EVENTS School Children Kxamined in Mass Poisoning; Hoess Housing Plan May Be U. S. Model Th e four Ho ess brothers of Hamm ond. Ind., who devised a low eost homestead and housing plan to tit the a v e r a g e w orkin g m a n 's sm all in com e. m a y have started a nationwide m ovem ent. Frank Hoess, (third left) oldest of the brothers, was subpenaed to appear before Sen. Joseph O 'M a h o n e y ’ s so-ealled monopolies investigating c o m m ittee . This c o m m ittee Is considerin g a m endm ents to the 1937 housing act, and the Hoess plan has been suggested as the basis fo r a national prog ra m . I.cft to right, the brothers are W illia m . John, Fra nk and Joseph. h thorough r l a m i n a t i o n Is In order for these youthful victim s of Misten Island's recent mass food poisoning “ e p i d e m ic , " which strut k 3tift a lu dióla in 41 public schools. New York school nfllcials Investigated the epidemic. F n i r r g r n c y hospital resources of Island towns w ere strained to Ihe utmost. I ell Ybraliam t'liurchruw. Investigator for the federal bureau of food and drugs, ca rryin g canisters of food to be analysed. Paris, Fashion Center, Previews New Style Trend boiikt N (lari Krlurn> to Tokyo S t m ts Japan s war li me e. onom* k i v re * so l l . d in Ihe r e a p p e a r a n c e In I ok va «I the old l i m e d . mkr v « a r i . Used lo l i a n s p o i l m r r t h a n d l s e and peopl e as Wi l l on e v e n Ihe bus i e s ! ol Ihcl r st reet s t h e t a l i l o In this pi. l u t e a pp. s i s In o« « Id« ni al al l Ir e, e v e n lo Ihe st r aw hat and sun gl asses, as he pushes on Ihe reins' * l o s pe e d up Hus i « ñ i p a r a l i v i Iv slow m i Ihsnl of Itsvrl ( « a s o l i ne , held an i mp o r t a n t l i n e i l i . >o Is so v a l u e d that a d i o p of II Is now c o m p a r e d lo a d r o p of blood Si l l * ( ¡ i l l * » s r.t S l l r l l s \t Sun, Serf, Sami I • i.• W i n n e r s of the r e s e n t s e asi de f et e • I I ong I t i a i k t alii w i r e a w a r d i d • lib g old. o sbr II tr oph ies bv M i s , l a n e Walsh, who ban ded oul Ihe p i n e , g i v e n la • on n ri lion « I h the i l l ) • annual su it sun and sand eel r|.t a l l ó n on the f a m e d sltvrr sir and 1 | I Paris, long a world fashion center, now set« the style for a new kind of apparel. The new mode, pro tective i lathing designed fo r air raid safely, is m o re prai li< al than fashionable. I h e above costumes were displayed In a recent f a n s exhibit of air raid precaution clothing. L e ft : What the sa fely dressed child between four and six years old will wear if the cily is bombed, ( e n t e r : \ specially designed gas mask for mother and i H11*1 High! Y mask • suit and protected bag for t vrrvln g provisions dunng a lim e of e m e rg eney. ( H>\ . I .4111^ 4 I V o lH Í"(*S I .miniami I *nm«* 4 ! ! I ari K l o n g , recently Inaugu rated g o vern o r of I ouisiana and brother of the late Huey "K in g fish" l o n g , has promised Ihe slate a “ ruthless purge from within .” l o n g , fo rm e r lieutenant gov ernor. re p la te d (>ov Kit hard W Lee he. who re signed because of Illness, p o s t p o n e d his resignation when l>r J am es M onroe Smith, president of the s t a le u n iv e r s it y , disappeared, and (hen announ. cd his final re s lg nailon. Sm ith, are u sed o f e m b e i tlm g I I N 4*4 had prrv louslv quit his p o s i l o n g is pi, lu red h e re with his u i f e . an a rd e n t nvov *e van vera fan.