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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1920)
4 - . ... .. .- THE' SUNDAY OEEGOXIAy, PORTLAM), yQYE3IBER 21, 1930 ' V v : 1 Underimod 3 lnderwoodMYX lnderwoodMY r 1 s lnderwood A Underwood. MY 7 4- i I I 1 3y AS SEEN BY CAMERA AT Lakehurst, N. J., the TJnltea States navy la constructing- a huge hangar for dirigibles which it Is 'expected will next spring house the next dirigible to cross the Atlan tic, now being built in England. The hangar, now 90 per cent complete, is 800 feet long, 349 feet wide and 207 feet high and will cost f 3,700,000. Samuel Rzeszewski, the nine-year-old Polish chess marvel, -has arrived In America to match his Bkill against . that of the best players to be found. , He has defeated many of the best ; players in Europe. The wonderfully carved chessmen pictured on the board before him were presented to the lad by a wealthy European whom the boy defeated in a game played simuletan neously with 25 opponents. - - About two years ago J. M. Simmons started making ouija boards in a email room with a few dollars capital. Now he is a millionaire and known as the "ouija board king." His factory In Chicago covers 44,000 feet of space and will turn out 1,000,000 of the boards this year. , As a representative of the French government to be present at the ter centenery celebration honoring the Pilgrim Fathers, at Plymouth, Mass, General Georges Nivelle has arrived in this country. He is the French hero of Verdun. ' When a big tree fell across the street at Chicago recently It struck a passing automobile, driven by Mrs. T. G. Nicholson, and every spectator thought she and the car would be crushed. - Instead, there was only slight damage to the fender and one side of the car, v Milton Dana Morrill, American architect and Inventor of a system of home building, has Just left for France to direct reconstruction of homes and buildings on a large scale In his system the buildings are made . of concrete and It is planned to utilize the immense quantities of broken etone, brick and other debris availa ble. Hie system and services are do- ' nated under auspices of th French restoration fund. Air liners of luxurious errnlprnent now regularly carry passengers be tween London and Paris on set sched ules. Establishment of this service is said to have demonstrated beyond all doubt that the' commercial air plain has reached the practical and useful stage. Senor Juan Garcia Belmonte, Spain's champion , bull fighter, visited New York recently while en route with his wife to Lima, Peru, where it is said he . will receive 50,000 for a single fiht. .- An international marriage that at tracted wide attention was that of Lieutenant Le Baron de Villiers du Tarrage and Miss Ruth King, which recently occurred in New York. The lieutenant 3 of a well -known Paris family and holds two of the highest French war decorations. The bride's father, David H. King, was the builder of the Madison Square garden. ' 4 f, !sMi 1 73 a c VV "'Wit. aL -il 'V 4 "4 " S- " -1 ivJ- 1 llv?4r: - n JP- - -- - - f "V - si- t 's 4 - e "f T- J . otesairiri: ' ; - JiS 3 underwood ci . Underwood.AY "v. s 3 A ypt 2 u lnderwood ol UnderwooctMY
