Evening Star Newspaper, January 23, 1930, Page 33

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. THURSDAY, ~ MENORAL ROAD fill at Four-Mile .Run, which is ex- pected to be completed soon. In the vicinity of Columbia Island will be 15 feet to hold the fill. wastewe pleted in the next few days. The der- building levees around the basin fill, wn and these carried to a height of Construction of Mt. Vernon Whalen Is Given Yacht. Highway Forges Ahead Despite Weather.. NEW YORK, January 23 (#).—Wil- liam B. Leeds, jr., has presented a luxu- rious 55-foot motor yacht to Police Commissioner Whalen. Evidently it will be used for meeting notables down Construction of the Mount Vernon | )s Memorial Highway is forging ahead, de- | | spite the coid weather, and work now | p the n has begun on actively linking uj Virginia terminus of the Arli vard to George Washington's old home. The United States Engineer Office, under direction of Maj. Brehon Somer- vell, district engineer for the War De- partment for the Washington area, is making material progress on the hy- draulic fill work. There has been a considerable set! of material pumped up from the hydraulic pi soft new riverside office, explained tqday. The hydraulic pipe-line dredge Tol- cott now is at work at the end of Columbia Island, upstream of the High- way Bridge, depositing material in the basin fill, with a view to reinforcing the levees, Mr. Schmitt section of the Gravelly Roaches Run has been completed. The other hydraulic pipe-line dredge, ‘Welatka, which was brought to Wash- ington from Florida to aid in construct- Vernon Memorial High- at_work on the hydraulic ing the Mount w tling bottom of the Potomac River by the powerful ipe-line dredges, due to the bottom on top of which the driveway is being con- structed. This, however, was what the engineers looked for, E. A. Schmitt, civil engineer in Major. Somervell's nd said. 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