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Truman's Press Secretary Dies ~~ Souniv ExSherift Maestro Doesn't Know A Box Will Be Empty

Secretary -of State Dean Ache- i By United Press (them, he selected and reserved Italy. The friendship of the fied of Mme. Alda’s death yester- Only

By United Press - WASHINGTON, Sept. 19—President Truman lost his second press secretary in less than two years last night with the death of veteran newspaperman Joseph Ha Short. : Mr. Short, 48, collapsed and died almost instantly in the dining room or his Alexandria. Va, home where he was recuperating from a virus infection which struck him last week.

son said Mr. Short “combiried the George Snider, former Marion ayy Jn Italy Sept. 19—White-|the room at the Hotel Continental maestro and the singer dates day. She immediately telephoned

best tradition of the newspaper County sheriff and county com-i hajred maestro Arthur Toscanini/to which he sent the floral wel-|\ ck to the days when she was all her father’s friends and

tana ida! them in a conspiracy to : 4 - mis : today h sent a bouquet of white orchids come today. {enlisted craft and a devotion to the Presi- missioner, died today in his home i co a ol I rd rely 10 sos Mr. Tos singer and he the conductor of DE |

dent and to the country. ir Miami, Fla. t ’ ani York’ et litan ra. until after tonight's concert. . es day to Milan's Hotel Continental canini that Mme. Alda and her|New York's metropo opera. jun A native of Vicksburg, Mass. A prominent RePubliean, he (or his old friend, famed soprano husband had left their Great| Mrs. Wally Cartelbarco, Mr.| gpe appeared not only connd a graduate of Virginia Miii- Wa sheriff from 1926 to 1929. He Frances Alda. Neck, N. Y. home Sept. 1 to visit| Toscanini’s daughter, was noti- ..rned about the success of the

held the commissioner's post in, The 85-year - concert, but of the cansequences . old Toscanini did an undiplomatic and Jantimely o

tary Institute, Mr. Short had been 1930 and 1931. and was 9th Ward! a Washington newspaperman for Republican Chairman for six | not know and Husband Quizzed In Burning Death A of the news ‘would will not be told] have on her aged father. |

nearly 20 years before Hecoming years. until after hiss HUNTINGTON, Sept. 19 (UP); The couple was married last

Mr. Truman's press secretary in Mr. Snider, who was 86, worked |

ember, A a y Orders were given at Toscani-y N He had just finished dinne: December, 1350 mi Fg for fhe Savonal c on cert tonight —Clifford B. Holley, 56, was ques- Year and Mrs. Holley sued for ni's town Nels oy Keep all DEW SEOUL with his wife and two of his Succeeded Ross Scull Lo, Te was 2 charter mem-| that Mme. Alda : {divorce last March. She filed a United Naf ber of the Beville Ave. Evangeli-| ina tioned today in the death of his it lier ‘thi th/papers from him until tomorrow three children. He succeeded Charles G. Ross : i died in Venice ; second suit earlier 8 mon | morning a Western | Memorial services will. be to- : » 1985 cal Church 55 years. ! yesterday. estranged wife, whose battered aster the original one was dis-| . 3 vain of fia who collapsed and died at his; Surviving are one son, Roland. | Ida, and charred seminude body was missed Barring some slip, Mr. Tos I morrow at the Beverly Hills Com- White House desk Dec. 5. 1950. Miami, and two grandsons | Mme Alda, found BUIDINE Dod 30. BOM ©. wecmmrem——— canini will mount the podium in an atter munity Church, Alexandria, Va. Coming here in 1931. Mr. Short, in WII be in ihe Trazey| prima donna of found on a burning | li b d Se h thinking Mme. ‘Alda is in the dal Chine The White House sald Mr. Tru- worked for Associated Press Funeral Home, Miami, with en- oe Een enon a wen to the cvunty Police Abandon Searc |audience. With the bright lights Da Ran Will attend the ee ai and later the Baltimore Sun news- (ombment there. | Mr. Toscanini iro politan jail here overnight for “safe-| For Knoxville Spectre {and the task at hand, he may not yrtua ly a The White House said an au p President a got mg W tions defen : papers. He was elected Presiden ; f a cere- 8 H E. Divel- LLE, Tenn.—Police to- notice that her box will be empty, topsy, performed at George : Pp he National: Pr Club § " Opera Company, died of a cere- keeping.” Sheriff Harry E. Dive KNOXVI , Tenn. olice to th h to capture Washington Hospital, showed he : *of the Nation ess Vv n Finns Pay Off Russia bral hemorrhage less than 24 biss said some of Mrs. Holley's day decided “The Thing” was just| The conductor went through a : > 1948. ; HELSINKI, Finland — Finland hours before she and her hus-|relatives and friends “had been some prankster trying to “scare rigorous practice session last The grim that Mr. Short died of a heart , | | t stack. Joseph H. Short He covered political campaigns made its last war reparations band, Ray Vir Den, New York talking,” although he did not | children.” ; might with the orchestra, unaware 00k place - 7 jand other trips of both Presidect payment to Russia today, The advertising executive, were to know of any direct threats on! An Intensive search, ‘begun|of the tragedy. west of the Lauded by Truman trusted and valued assistant,” Roosevelt and President Truman 3(.ton schooner “Zarija” dropped have come to Milan for tonight's Holley's life. |after residents reported seeing a Tomorrow morning, Mr. Tos- same time, Mr. Truman mourned the loss Mr. Truman said in a statement. before taking the White Houfe gnchor in Helsinki Harbor to be concert. Holley made a statement, but| “wailing” figure stalking the|canini’s daughter will gently Horth and of “my loyal friend , . . a public “I know how unsparing of his Post. handed over to the Russians. The Mr. Toscanini personally had authorities did not disclose its|/roadway, garbed in a cloak and|/break the news of the death of i Sidy servant to inspire others, a rare health he was: in his service to| Surviving are his wife and three ship is the final item on the $226,- invited the couple to attend the contents except that he said he strange headgear and carrying a his beloved friend to him as he Ne 0 model which cannot be replaced.” me and to his country,” the Presi- children — Alexander F.. 12, 500,000 reparations list demanded concert of Wagnerian music at had nothing to do with his wife's staff, was abandoned after four|reads the reviews of his per- eds. Mr. Short was “more than aldent said. |Stephen J., 9 and Victoria, 5. by the Soviets. the La Scala Opera House. For death. cruising squads failed to locate it.|formance. i In the 2 — —_— ~ la fk EE rir . ee a. meme me etree —— a — Re wo A ————— eet o based Supe tons of ince gets near v : ant northe: A : It was t . 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