New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 24, 1930, Page 3

_ . NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1930. Permanent Strengthemng Needed In Leaning Pisa Tower Foundation To Keep Famous Shaft From Fall Waterproof Basin Sug-| gested and New Con-! crete Underpinning — Priest Who Stlalghtened Tall Steeple May Assist. Pisa, Ttaly, J 24 (P—The ing tower of 1 todeston American tourist who visit will soon receive extensive stre h- e t its base in order to prevent its A meeting of the special commis- sion appointed by the minister of ional education, including the best eers in the kingdom, decided that two methods are to be pursucd 3 ¢ findings made in the months. lean- of the erproof Basin One consists in making the basin | from which the tower rises imper- so that water cannot seep | able, through and of the tower. at the foundation nd consists ar)nmlm wion and round around monument. e done with reenforced con- | the same time. help has been another o B. Pi suddenly obtained conside claim in Italy by lcaning church towe ed the feat of cr of the parish church at a vertical position it was in vised that it namited, with the nce of a number of . The tower was 120 feet high and weighed 700 tons. How he did it remains a mystery. He nterviewer he used “only a little 1 nothing more.” Now his name has been mentioned in con- nection with the Leaning Tower of 11 Feet Out of Line The celebrated tower 14 feet out of the perper s say it le bec round on the 1. An inclination in the opposite direztion from the third story up then followed. The towe 79 feet high, s cight storic urronnde \J by o south side fe and 1 Two year: engincers declared E degree of inclination was 1z, and the tower was danger of falling. Ixperts then opted the tempo xpedient of shooting cement der the tower. Now. permanent measur however, more necessary | What Congress Is Doing Friday ues debate on tariff bill, Lobby committee continues inves- tigation of activities of .American tariff 1 Hous Continues co; resolution for road holding resolution to commission Judiciary committce continues licaring on bills to increase power United States commissio Expenditures committee con L hearing on bill to transfer prohibi- tion unit to justice departme 1vestigation companics a approve pu ation of bills to western hemisphe Elections comm tional testimony Me-Closkey contest from Texas Inter commerce committec continues work on Parker motorbus bil Merchant marine in Wur committee con- tinues hearings on occan 1 con- ommittee 1s hear- lancous b sub- works on n and deficien independent. offic ppropriation bills 1 without reaching deci- Senator King of Utah denied testi- niony before lobby committee that Te had been aided in campaigns by Eifts of dye importer. Interstate commerce committee heard further testimony on Couzens communications bill. Joseph E. Barlow asked aid him in attempts to sc his gainst Cuban government. Considered resolution ent Hoover's ion. e of poisons in dena alcohol again ati rovich, ed democr; E h‘ihuni committee continued taking testimon, Closkey contest s committee furnish information on industrial alcohol withdrawals in Chicago dis- trict. Merchant marine committce con- sidered legislation affecting mer- chant marine and ocean mail con- tracts. < Interstate’ commerce committee approved Kelly fair trade bill. Veterans committee pending presumptive clause to give veterans opportunity bonus. 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