Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1928, Page 17

g THE_TVENING RTAR. WASHINGTON,” D. . WEDNESDAY. TANUARY 25 1928 ! KNOLLS ON PROPOSED MARKET | SITE PUZZLE ENGINEERS Sloping Nature of Southwest Ground filnnfim al?h &Efiflthl’np Would Require Retaining Walls and | 10th, 11th, F and G Streets Steps, Say Architects. The peculiar mmgr-ph\ of the site in sheds up running north and south. but Southwest Washington recommended | it is now proposed to run them cast and | {!\ the C;\mml«lanrn AS A permanent west Il ocation for the new Farmers' Produce i . B Marker has confronted. Distict o | B it Engineer - Cominit: glals with @ perplexing problem 85t | foner. by the architeet In the offce of how to make it usable. it was revealed | o™ whunicipal arehitcet. indicate that Gkt E;‘;““m_;md"u‘:_h I o were | D¢ sheds and retaining will cost o e n - 0 s do ot " . 1 £ fi - gesihated by Enfincer Commisionet | SAONTALCY SUMID (TR dors Specially Priced 8 ‘ In the Semi-Annual Wiliiam B. Ladue to plan umbrella = the land is “warped.” it was said. et The site is bounded by E and G and | | 7\, c"oq part of the site is concerned e g e S e | _The Commissioners had honed to pro- § o B R " i 22 feet h‘gh‘" Shon Ahn ook iouth! n}: vide facilitics at the southwest sit i : P Bridge score pad with F strcet. It also was learncd that one | fOF many more vehicles than accom- ] (A trump indicator and a e is anly 30 foet bove the leve | modated at the present site, but Mal. | : # \ i mp indicat of the river, which is about 300 feet | AUKInS said the reports of the engineers f petite point inset, S1. e, Who have surveved the land indicate | Otkeow scocew nade o i odate & 500 ; g - R that it will accommodate about 4 ; talabne pad s and AECRecis Ave wOTKINE i to Arrange | The present market accommodates 460 Maj. Atkins is preparing an olicial pads and note paper O O e o fanm Pioduets whiep | Teport for Commissioner Ladue on the | % : i bookie. ... SO0 endig fall from the farmers’ trucks from roll- | FeSults on the studies of the engineers - : 3 A B o e Dlan now under consider- | 8nd architects. It will be submitted | 8 el . | the latter part of the week and will be | ation contemplates a division of the - = TRt Tt iy Soparate sectione. ¢ | laid before the Board of Commissioners The lower section would be com tively level, it was pointed out. while Y 5 the upper section on the north side of F street would be rolling. The sheds, OU LL Be therefore would have to be placed on Glad B different levels in this section, and a a series of steps and concrete retaining —that you gave us that Painting walls constructed. job, for two reasons. We'll put Originally, it was mnmd to set the our best endeavor and the be: = materials into it—and our es $ SRR : < 8 o mate of cost will be most sat 2 2 5 ; hakespeare hrass HELD FOR SOUNDING f fecte bonenloen coniice g Send for us to come i FALSE FIRE ALARM e ik g 9x12 S | Vel R $364-50 S R. K. 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