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f.f EIGHTEEN Want Ad Headquarter, Court 19HI TUESDAY. APRIL 4, 1933 Other Press Departments, Court 7190 THE PITlBITRGH PRESS WOMAN TELLS BOY GIVES ALARMS AS FIRES HIT SYNAGOGUE TWO FIRES DAMAGE SYNAGOGUE ON HILL see Ton on now Boy Sounds Alarms, 2 Hurt, 25 Worshipers Flee Two fires damaged the Shaarei pring rasnions it- 'I 1 --vi i i Torah Synagogue 21-25 Miller Street. last night. One, starting in the roof at 6:43 p. raged for three hours, disrupting sundown services and causing damage estimated at $6,000.

Twenty-five worshipers fled. Aided by neighbors, they carried the sacred scrolls, valued at more than S3 .000. to the home of Rabbi Samuel Hausmann. Shortly after 9 o'clock the flames apparently were quelled and the fire companies departed. At 11 p.

m. they were called back for the second fire. Both alarms were sounded by a 12-year-old boy, Carl Luick. of 315 Roberts Street. Firemen W.

A. Ostermeyer and Joseph Ross were injured and taken to hospitals. It was the second fire at the synagogue within two months. I SAW YESTERDAY Until now I have resisted die temptation to break into words about Spring Perhaps Til get myself into plenty of trouble, too, because the illustrations shown here are only a few of, what seemed to me, thousands of new and fashionably correct suits in every Pittsburgh store I entered. So, by all means, visit all the stores and see for yourself.

MARTHA CALDWELL OFSCOTTSBORO TRAIN ATTACK State Presents Evidence Upon Which to Ask Death for Negro DESCRIBESJSSAULT Alleged Victim Takes Stand And Identifies One Of Defendants B-j The pTti DECATUR. April 4 The taV-?" 1 present en r2- nich to ask the death J-a-ty for Haywood Patterson, one V'1 Nwoes accused of assauit- tx inrls near Scottsboro. Physicians who treated Mrs Victoria Pnce. 23-year-old mother ol daughter. and Mis uaBates.

alleged victims of the a-auit on a freight train two years ago. testified for th s'ate 22-year-old Chatta- NSro. is on trial for a second time. Six others were feParate trials and two won tnaj on the ground they were amors at the time of the alleged Mrs. Price occupied the stand yesterday and identified Patterson as one of six Negroes whom sh asserted tore her clothing from her and assaulted her on the moving i-eignt train after forcing six white boys from the moving tram with a pistol.

She said three' of th Negroes attacked Miss Bates 1 Lleboz. New York, head or the International Labor Defense counsel for the Negroes, cross-examined Mrs. Price for several hours an effort to break down tier story. Patterson sat silently just to the rear of Liebowitz and showed only passing- interest in the procedure He sat with lowered head most of the time and seldom looked toward trie witness chair 4 JAILED IN FIGHT AT OAKLAND PARTY 6 1 One of Suspects Injured When Hit On Head With Bottle Four men were arrested early at an Oakland party after one had been taken to Homeopathic i Hospital. He had been struck on the head with a bottle.

They are Thomas Hiland. 45, of WW 3725 Frazier Street, the injured man; Martin Joyce. 33. accused of throwing the bottle in an argument at Joyce's home at 3238 Juliet Street; A you want to know when is well invested, all ou need to do is to see this double duty ensemble full length coat, skirt and bolero jacket. Elbow length are banded in flying squirrel.

Self ascot collar decor ates the neckline. Skirt is high waisted. Sleeves on both jacket and long coat have tiny tucks at shoulders. It is obtainable in navy twith grey flying squirrel). The flame-swept Shaarei Torab Synagogue, Miller Street, scene of two fires last night.

Below, Carl Luick, 12, who sounded both of yesterday's alarms. Patrick Hiland. 40, of the Frazier Street address, and John Conley, 35, of 324o Hardy Place. Can't Get Enough Help CHARLESTON. S.

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