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"Survivors who had blasted the crew on television called to say they had spoken in haste.” the line said in a statement. “Others claimed to have been misquoted in newspapers.” Many of the Doria's passen gers had charged that the crew failed to live up to its obligation after the Doria and the Stock holm collided off Nantucket July 25. The Doria sank, but most of its passengers and crew were saved. Some survivors as well as crewmen and passengers of the 2 Soldiers Held As Chef Is Slain Two youthful soldiers last night were charged with homi-: cide in the fatal shooting of a railroad chef who they said had invited them to his apartment and then made inJproper ad vances. Held were Pvts. Richard S. LaValle, 18, and Lloyd Stevenson Watkins, 19, both assigned to an anti-aircraft unit at the Aberdeen Proving Grounds. Lt. Nunzio Bonaccorsy said the two soldiers told him they were picked up by Robert E. Freeman, 50, colored, of 1006 Fourth street N.E., at the Trailways Bus Terminal, 1201 New York avenue N.W., between 10 and 11 p.m. The two soldiers said they went to Freeman’s apartment “for a drink,” and when they got there he made "improper advances." to them. Police said Pvt. LaValle fired a single shot from a 22-caliber revolver, striking Freeman in the left eye. Freeman was dead when police arrived. The two soldiers fled from the apartment, leaving their caps and ties. A lookout was broadcast and the soldiers were spotted near the intersection of Greenbelt road and the Washington-Baltimore Parkway by two Park policemen, Pvts. Charles Lemon and Lee Schleig. Police said the pair had thrown the gun away near the spot where they were picked up. The weapon was retrieved by police. Police said Pvt. LaValle is from Gerald, Mo., and Watkins from Memphis, Tenn. Harriman Forces Claim 341 Votes BALTIMORE, Aug. 4 OP).— Campaign officials for Gov. Averell E. Harriman claimed today a new survey gave him "341 definite first ballot votes” for the Democratic presidential nomination. An Associated Press tabulation last Thursday indicated 163 2 votes for The New York Governor on the basis of pledges or expressed first ballot preferences, compared with 457 for Adlai E. Stevenson. In a telegram to Maryland delegates to the Democratic National Convention, Harriman backers said their total of 341 "does not include many other delegates who are leaning toward Harriman." Sport Shirts Ahead NEW YORK.—American men are wearing more and more sports shirts. At present, nine sports shirts are being made for every six business shirts. SACORDA REST HOME Announces the opening on August 10th of a newly equipped, airwonditioned wing 24-Hour Nursing Care. Chronically Ill Heart—Asthma—Aged 2601 Cheverly Avenue Cheverly, Maryland Union 4-4169 said that the first lifeboats from the sinking vessel were largely filled with crew members. The Italian Line replied today that some crew members gave their life jackets to passengers. Crew jackets were gray, passenger jackets were orange. This, the spokesman said, may have led to the charge that those in the first lifeboats were crewmen. From far and wide, letters came into Italian Line's office attesting that the crew had, in fact, acted in the true tradition of the sea, the Line said. The toll aboard the ill-fated Andrea Doria now stands at two known dead, 18 missing and presumed dead and 27 passengers unaccounted for. Five were lost on the Stockholm. Billy Rose Trades for Warsaw Talent WARSAW, Aug. 4 (Special).—Billy Rose, American showman, announced yesterday conclusion of an agreement for a major exchange of United States and Polish. Terms of the agreement in principle were identical to ones which he reached in Moscow last week, Mr. Rose said. The tentative itinerary for American performers will be Warsaw, Poland, Krakow, Stalingrad, Lodz, and Wroclaw. The Polish Ministry of Culture was represented, Mr. Rose said, by Lucian Motyka, vice minister of culture and art: Eugenius Markowski, chairman of the committee on cultural exchange to foreign countries and Szymon Zakrezewski, director of the foreign section. Arrest Is Denied in H-Bomb Leak HONOLULU, Aug. 4 (IP).— An Air Force spokesman said here today that Airman Jack H. Kilgore, investigated as the man who allegedly leaked the story of the H-bomb missing its target, was not under arrest on Eniwetok. Earlier Washington reports said Airman Kilgore, of Meadowview, Va., had been arrested. The spokesman, in response to newsmen’s requests about the status of the Virginian, said: “The investigation is still in progress. To date no charges have been preferred against the airman. He is still on duty and has not been under arrest nor restricted on Eniwetok. Atomic Power Talks TOKYO, Aug. 4 (IP).— The Japanese Socialist party will send eight members to Moscow next month for unofficial talks on the peaceful use of atomic power as a means of winning the war. One entry for every 10 cents. Edie Pierce Drawing 0:45 Aug. 16. 10 F.M. I Hi, Orchestral Winners Will FLY TRANS AMERICAN AUTHORIZED KODAK DEALERS AUTHORIZED KODAK DEALERS FOR KODACOLOR AND KODACHROME PROCESSING RITZ CAMERA CENTERS TWO STORES ONLY 010 12th ST. N.W. 001 141 k ST. N.W. Sees New. Opposite C.rfi,»W, 5 HOURS SERVICE Feast Black and White Finishing Service In Tawn Japan Refuses To End Talks MOSCOW, Aug. 4 The informants said today their delegation to the Soviet-Japanese peace treaty talks has no idea of packing up and going home because of the Soviet attitude on territorial questions. These sources described as “power politics” the Soviet attitude in slamming the door on Japanese hopes of winning back the southernmost Kurile islands in negotiations here. Pravda and Izvestia, the newspapers of the Communist Party and Soviet government, emphasized the Soviet position on territorial questions in articles today. They said Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov had offered a billion-ruble trade deal to the Japanese, but this was discounted by the Japanese sources as "pure propaganda." A source close to Japanese Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu said: “We have no intention of packing our bags and going home because the Soviet government slashed the door on further discussion of Japanese territorial claims. “The Soviet side is trying to give the impression their position is final, but it's still too early to accept that.” As to the trade offer, the informant recalled that a group of Japanese businessmen had concluded a private deal for $80 million in trade “but very little came of it. This sounds like the same kind of propaganda gesture." Parole Office Looted ANNAPOL IS, Aug. 4 (/P). Burglars made off with $562 in cash and stamps and $507 in money orders last night from the Post office at nearby Parole. "Youth for EISENHOWER" In Washington, the evening of Shivers Forces Put Party Rule Up to Parley DALLAS, Tex., Aug. 4 (AP).— The forces of Gov. Allan Shivers, fighting back after their devastating defeat by Senate Majority Leader Lyndon Johnson in May, tonight placed the question of control of the Texas Democratic party up to the September 11 State convention. They did this by tying up 598 State convention votes, about a third of the total of 1,900 votes, in disputes in eight county conventions. Each faction will send delegates to the State convention at Fort Worth and the convention will decide which delegation will be seated. With about one-half of the delegates accounted for, Johnson forces had 466 certain votes and Gov. Shivers’ forces 201. The September State Democratic Convention will elect a first on your dial. Listen! 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They also sought to have the State convention adopt resolutions requiring members of the new State executive committee and party candidates for State offices to take the same pledge. Rump Conventions Held in the county conventions today where there were disputes, the Johnson forces organized five conventions and named State convention delegates and the Shivers forces organized two. In each case, the opposing side walked out, held a separate or rump convention, and named a state of delegates. In Houston, the Harris County Talks Seek End of Alcoa Walkout PITTSBURGH, Aug. 4 (AP). — The director of the Federal Mediation Service said today he will meet Monday in New York with negotiators for Aluminum Co. of America and the striking United Steelworkers Union in an attempt to end the four-day-old dispute. Joseph F. Finnegan announced the meeting schedule in Washington. 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