MORE ABOUT . . .
Armistice Talks
(Continued rrom Page 1)
Ihe more informal words of Adm.
Burke, progress has been "fair
—fair, but you never can tell
about these things."
Communist radios in Pyong
yang and Peiping said North
Korean and Communist negotia
tors have laid down a three
point demand for a cease-fire
agreement:
1. Establish a 12Vi mile buffer
zone at the 38th parallel.
2. Re-establish the status quo
as of June 25. 1950, when the
Korean War started, with the
38th parellel dividing North and
South Korea.
3. Wit h d r a \v all “foreign
troops” from Korea and start
talks immediately for exchange
of prisoners.
RECEPTION FOR REV. MALIN
THURSDAY NIGHT
Ladies of the Women’s Society
for Christian Service of the
Methodist Church announce a
potluck dinner and reception
Thursday evening for Reverand
Charles Malin, his wife and son.
The dinner is set for 6:30,
everyone to bring his own food,
dishes and silverware. The pub
lic is invited to join the fun.
George Green will give a wel
coming address, and group sing
ing will be led by Mrs. Hazel
Graves.
Rev. Malin arrived last week
to take over the Seward charge,
giving his first sermon last Sun
day. He came from Columbia,
Pennsylvania, a short distance
from Philadelphia.
SHOWER PARTY AT BROOKS
Mrs. Gene Mulherne was the
guest of honor at a shower party
Tuesday night. Her aunt, Mrs.
Corda Stubblefield was co-host
ess with Mrs. Mulherne’s mother,
Mrs. Art Brooks, in her home.
Eleven guests were present.
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