Evening Star Newspaper, July 16, 1936, Page 13

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JAPAN ARRESTS | CHINESE CONSUL Charges He Spied on Army Movements in Korea. By the Associated Press. SEOUL, Kecrea, July 16.—Head- quarters of the Japanese Army in| Korea announced today the arrest of Sung Ping Yu, Chinese consul at Seishin, espionage. Several of Sung's followers in Beishin, an important port in North- eastern Korea, also were arrested. The Japanese military communique called Sung “a self-appointed Chinese consul,” but it was said “China con- sidered this her consular establish- ment.” It was indicated Soviet Russia was on a charge of military Ancient Art Lives Again Famous Craftsman Completes Two Stained Glass Windows for Cathedral. made stained glass windows centuries ago, Saint himself turned back the pages of history in toilsome investiga- tion to find out exactly how it was done. All the operations are carried out by his own hands—formulas, glass- making, design, cartoon, painting and even the actual firing of the glass. Saint’s studio is not located here. His daily efforts are confined to his estate in Huntington Valley near Philadelphia. For the past eight years he has been making stained glass for the Cathedral. The two windows the artist recently completed were started in January, 1935. While they contain 2,850 pieces, several hundred other pieces were dis- carded to “perfect the harmony.” Mr. Saint has progressed so far with his arl that he has worked out 1,500 glass formulas based on chemical analysis of 700-year-old glass, includ- ing 300 shades of blue alone, and has Taking the CIVIL SERVICE EXAM? we deliver at McKinley Hish Tables’ and Typewriters Both designed his own furnace and glass- making house, which were built by the Cathedral. He uses a barn for his studio. His greatest single piece of work thus far for the Cathedral is the North Transept Rose window of 9,000 pieces of glass, 267 feet wide, on which the artist was aided by 11 assistants. His first research took him to Theo- philus, 2 monk of the twelfth century. Mr. Saint’s first glass was “like green molasses,” he said. He began making his own glass when he could find no modern glass of the beauty, texture and quality that he desired. Everything mentioned in ancient literature has been tried by the artist —yellow glass from the cow's hoof, red glass from miscroscopic layers of color, another type of glass from egg yolk ground down with portulaca. Three sons help Mr. Saint in his yourself from FOOT AGONY there’s comfort JULY 16, 1936. studio. They are Sam, the oldest, 24, licensed airplane pilot and short story writer; Dan, who is talented in sculp- ture, and Phil, who is a religious car- toonist. Nine-year-old Benny is dis- playing talent for drawing. Mr. Baint was born at Sharpsburg, Pa., in 1885, and married Miss Kath- erine Wright Proctor in 1910. They have seven sons and a daughter. Replace old worn-out rusty screens, with quality screen wire. We carry a complete stock of screen wire, screen rail and mouldings, etc. Prices are most reasonable. Buy any quantity you need. SCREEN DOORS Select Dln- doors, .ln‘:lny‘loor Special $3 50 ®%x A—13 Shop in Comfort . . . Entire Store Air-Conditioned Store Closes Saturdays at 2 P.M. Saltz Brothers, Inc. i mummnmmmmlmmmnuulmn||mummm||uunmmmm||umum|mmm||m:umm|m|nmmmug o 3129 ®Regulation, individual, new tables, not merely @ place at a bench! United Typewriter Co. Phone NA. 6063 for Reservation involved indirectly because Sung oc- cupied a building formerly used as al Tsarist consulate in Seishin. The building is Soviet property, but since 1931 has been rented to China. ‘The communique continued: “The Japanese Army long has been aware China was taking advantage of the J. FRANK ELLY INC. Lumber and Millwork 2121 Ga. Ave. NOrth 1341 in the famous Cantilever, STACH'S Foot Health Headquarters 523 11th Street N.W. LAWRENCE SAINT, —dee World Photo. who has just completed two stained glass windows containing 2.850 pieces n for the National Cathedral on Mount | g13 144k St 0‘}’1’»{‘("5111‘!!“\ e Our Room Is the €oolest in th The art of medieval stained-glass | makers, whose creations still beautify ‘ geographical position of this consulate | the churches of the Old World, is be- | to investigate Japanese military sec- | ing revived in Washington through the | Saint Alban Tets.” work of Lawrence Saint, famous artist, | T g | : : the work of men w JULY SALE All Merchandise Is From Our Regular Stock of Fine Apparel Men’s Summer Clothing 10 $50.00 Gabardine Suits 23 $35.00 Gabardine Suits ___ 47 $30.00 Tropical Worsted Suits 43 $35.00 Tropical Worsted Suits______ 18 $35.00 Kool Weave Suits 43 $30.00 Priestly “Nor East” Suits____ 18 $40.00 Silk Poplin Suits 34 $15.00 Irish Linen Suits__ 31 $18.50 Irish Linen Suits.. 22 $22.50 Irish Linen Suits All $15, $16.50, $20 and $25 Sport Coats 160 pairs $8.50, $10, $12.50 and $15 Slacks 209% Ofi 27 pairs $2.50 Sport Slacks__ 15 pairs $3.50 Sport Slacks SRR il Chuck Roast - - 17¢ o Star Hams Wiowr . 3lc HLY KILLED Fryfing Chickens 3-Corner Roast ™ 23c Bacon By Seld n e 1 8C b. 30¢ "' - 35¢ Fresh Sea Foods Croakers 10c Butterfish #lSe Bos. Mackerel___m. 10c Haddock Fillets_.m. 18c Claw Crab Meat m. 38¢ Barred ocks White Leghorns = QRO O T e T e e T e e TR L .209, Oft llEl\lE” ARE VALUES: Rajah Mustard Peanut Butte Luscious Creams Graham Cracker Morton’s Salt A E L Hire's == Extract.......*23¢ Scot Toilet Tissue...3~"23¢ LOW PRICES ON SOAPS Lux TO';iT Soap Men’s Fall Clothing All Fall Suits, including flannels, tweeds, worsteds, atterned and styled for Fall and Fall Topcoats, including the famous Imported John Shannon’s, Camel’s Hairs, Imported Covert"(‘:)lot}())sfl 0 ~V'/o 9 oz. jar 2 Ib. jar. Adds Zest to Cold Cuts b ]3¢ 3> 23¢ As Good as They Sound. 1b. 19¢ Smoll Cakes by N. B. C. [ pkg 17 6c Choice of— favorite s VEGETARIAN sy o Choice of— Bosron STYLE 3, 2 Iso.23c 101: = RED KIDNEY 3225 30a, 15 Sultana Brand WITH PORK AND TOM. SAUCE |. w 23¢ cans Men’s Haberdashery 10c Entire stock of Four-in-Hands and Bows ($1.50 grade) 18 oz, Made by e N. B. C.oow w1 All varieties except clam chowder, mad- rilene ang somme, Entire Stock 50c Patterned Hosiery Someazzz SOUPs VARIETJES Plain cr lodized . Entire Stock of Silk Pajamas 0 Entire Stock of Silk and Flannel Robes____20% Off Entire Stock of Sweaters and Sweater Vests, 209, Off Entire Stock of Wool Hosiery 20% Off Entire Stock of $2, $2.50 and $3 Neckwear, 209, Off Entire Stock of Summer Belts and Braces, 209, Off Entire Stock of Colored and Patterned Shirts 209, Off 300 $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50 and $5 Sport Shirts 209, Off 250 Pairs Imported and Domestic Hose ---.65¢ 2 Prs. $1.25 65¢ % Off $1.95 3 for $5.75 $2.50 cans nsomme .,,‘ can madrilene, Anothey Heing Delight FRESH CUCUMBER PICKLE The Biggest Bread Value in Town! A PEHEAL BAKED BY AEP BAKERS Expertly Made of Finest Ingredients full pound loaf - o 19¢ 67 Athletic Shirts and Shorts 89 $2.50 Windsor Oxford Shirts We offer during NATIONAL CANNED MEAT WEEK Libby’s ='Hash - - 2 1 v~ 25¢ leby s Corned Beef = = = 15¢ Libby’s Roast Beef - - 2 « 35¢ Libby’s Deviled Ham * = = 10¢c Underwood’s ¢ Ham *i.* 13¢ Armour’s aa. Spread = 10c The World’s Most Popular! Eight O'Clock COFFEE Red Circle % 19c RICH AND FULL BODIED Bokar ® 23c VIGOROUS AND WINEY 150 Deep Tone Shirts reduced to _ 200 $1 and $1.25 Sport and Polo Shirts 121 75c and $1 Linen, Madras and Silk Ties 5.;)(‘ 2 for §1 R IS T TR T T Lifebuoy 2 cakes Il_c RINSO 25215¢ In Maryland 3 cakes 19 11 Linen and Seersucker Lounging or Beach Robes 24 $3.50 Swim Shirts; built-in support 18 $3, $3.50 and $5 Gabardine Swim Pants, 20% Ofl 72 $1.95 and $2.50 Fancy Broadcloth Ige. : phs. 1 9C Chick - 100 $3, $3.50 and $5 Pajamas All Silk and Linen Sport and Pocket Handkerchiefs Lux Flakes 25 19¢ i 21c pkags. 00000000 AR AR A1 Men’s Summer Hats 73 Straw Hats WHITE HOUSE tall 84 Panama Hats EVAP. MILK 3 Reg. Price, ‘FRESH CREAMERY BUTTE -3 * EVERY DAY ECONOMY % MA -BROWN MIDGET MORTON HOUSE DATE Sweet Pickles Pudding MA BROWN SUNDINE Grape Jam Orange Juice SULTANA SELEC JEWEL Olives Shortening LONGHORN IMPROVES FLAJOR Cheese’ =oo. . oo ooy . 23¢ Wesson MARGARINE CAKE FLOUR PO oot 1. pkg. 22C Swansdown . 20c 20 3 cans 23c Men’s Shoes Entire Stock of French, Shriner & Urner Shoes at Substantial Reductions b 5 1bs. \1‘ 3 v 19¢ € Sunnyfield Prints Cut From Tub Novelties and Accessories All Glassware, Shakers, Cigarette Contamers and Novelties 509, Oft SALTZ BROTHERS.inc. C¥ine cApparel for Gentlemen 1341 F STREET,N.W. AT XE‘;‘NDE“E STR\NG\_ESS N--- TTTTIETTE T ETROMTEEE TR YT ean 10c 2 cans 25¢ 2 ws. 27¢ R\SP cu MBER FRESH peaches \,\r\\_\_\f\MS RED App les -- NEW YORK Ce\e\'Y o \CEBERG Lettuce-- VONEY BAL Me\ons = CR\SP 151 oz. bottle 25¢ AGP Grape Juice quart bottle 29¢ STANDARD QUALITY Crushed C HERSHEY'S BAKING Chocolate STANDARD QUALITY 3 Ne. 2 eans 25¢ med. #2¢ ‘9‘ CHEESE SPREAD Pabst-ett BUFFET—SWISS—EARLY AMER. . 2le Borden’s Cheese___.% m. pkg. 20¢ SELECTED Wildmere Eggs . 33¢ IN CARTONS ] Wet Shrimp Evaporated Milk____3 tau cans 25¢ Tomato Juice 2 cans 19¢ A M Oil -penn Motor Oi £ Ask how to obtain the Sludge- master at just ’; pricei the .‘“‘"u - b eaa in sealed At wii can make cortain i kills quicker, surer easy. hen other insecticides. Bo post fred PRICES EFFECTIVE 12 NOON TODAY UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY Spray for inseats thet fly, powder for these that erewl. Borden’s Cheese____3x% m. CHATEAU—PIMENTO—AMERICAN Pure ord- " - .2 w. 14¢c PET—BORDEN'S—CARNATION DEL MONTE tnew device that makes oil changing simple, clean and n ~