Evening Star Newspaper, February 7, 1935, Page 10

A—10 s BUILDING EMPLOYE HEADS P. W.A. JURY Fraud Charges to Be Aired on Texas Irrigation Con- struction Job. Benjamin A. LeFevre, 36, District fhanager of construction materials for the Riverton Lime Co., today was selected as foreman of the special grand jury called to investigate charges of fraud in connection with & public works irrigation project ‘n Texas. The jury is composed of 20 men and 3 women. Assistant United States Attorney John W, Fihelly, who has been as- | signed to handle the case, said he ‘expected to begin presenting evidence to the jury this afternoon. The tharges involve an alleged attempt to | alter specifications for the irrigation canal planned for Willacy County, Just north of Brownsville, Tex. It is #xpected the first witnesses will be pgents of the Interior Department | ‘Who investigated the fraud charges. | They will be followed by officials of | two California lumber concerns in- terested in the project In addition to the foreman, other members of the jury are Wwilliam C. Grant. August Becker, jr.; Frank E. Hodge, Mary E, Kunkel, | Frederick J. Walker, Charles H. Leps. Charles O. Chisley, Charles P. Ryan, William R. Presley, Julian Be W. San- | ford, Charles E. Langley. Arthur Lat- terner, Mrs. Ella C. Klingel, Mrs Miriam A. Bensinger, G. Chester Col- lison, Frank M. Wall, Otho F. Baker, Murray M. Harllee, Walter W' Finagin, | Quinton L. Comer. Homer O. Eimers | what she didn't say was that after | plause. and Frank R. Ni son. ‘ g PROMOTIONS APPROVED + The Senate yesterday confirmed me | /promotion to the rank of major gen- | eral of Brig. Gens. Frank Crandall | Bolles and Lytle Brown. Bolles was born in Elgin, Ill, and ds now stationed at Fort Sheridan, Il , Brown was born in Nashville, Tenn,, and is now stationed in the Panama Canal Zone Tongue Frozen to Pipe. COLUMBIA, S. C., February 7 (P)— “Pretty white snow” on the refrigera- tion pipes of the Baptist Hospital looked so good to Woodrow Peterson, 17-year-old attendant, that he de- cided to taste it He placed his tongue on a pipe and 1t froze fast. The pipe was defrosted to free him. i Smoker’s Throat? That's a Warning! The Viola Mltchell Is Unsp oiled As Music World Bows to Herl Young Violinist Happy and Confident, But Not Too Impressed. Protege Will Appear at, before the President and the | W hite House After Concert Today. TOLA MITCHELL, the young ‘ } violinist who makes her bow | First Lady at the Supreme Court dinner tonight, after | her Constitution Hall concert this | | afternoon, affably underwent an in- | terview in the mezzanine of the May- | flower yesterday. \ Looking not at all the haughty | virtuoso or pampered pupil and spe- | cial protege of three world-famous | musicians, the pretty young lady in | |the velvet magenta dress and the | magenta hat with Cdssack tendencies talked easily of how it all happened with no gust of “temperament,” no trace of the blase. ) In spite of the friendship of Ysaye, | Motteux and Malipiero, and its case upstairs, Viola Mitchell looked | simply happy and confident in her work, pleased, but not too impressed bx her welcome a few days ago in | hes home town, Pittsburgh, where the | mayor and a string of Mellons turned | out in force to greet her. | Applauded by Orchestra. | She gave her first rehearsal with [ company with her co-exile, Gertrude | the National Symphony Orchestra | ‘Tuesday and her second this morning. the last strains had died away In the | Worc IVORY s a It IODIZED THE CHOICE OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST CHEFS | o Bacterial Count of your movuth is Gargle with La Lasine every LA LASINEK THE DOUBLE-ACTION ANTISEPTIC Get it back quickly, and safely, with LA LASINE...the DOUBLE-ACTION Antiseptic Afterasession of excessive smoking you notice two things. 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Finally certo to some German violinist who | Margaret Horn of the famous Pitts- didn't rate in Motteux’s eves. Mali- | burgh school decided to drop every- plero, who with Respighl, is co-leader | thing else and devote her energies to {of Ifalian music, met Miss Mitchell | Viola, whom she promptly took to ,and in a few minutes the hapless | Paris. German was sent barking at some Discovered by Isay. other composer’s door. ‘There she was discovered by the ‘When Miss Mitchell was a child in | great violinist, ¥saye, in his old age Pittsburgh, she was allowed to give |a trainer of fresh talent, who marched only enough concerts to get her in | her off to Brussels, where he devoted Next month she deserts her native shore once more for Europe, where she will make an extended tour. Next October she will again be back, no VIOLA MITCHELL. empty auditorium on Tuesday the = Stores Company is known. plauded vigorously for several min- utes. 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