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Sunday Tribune, The (Newspaper) - August 29, 1976, Albert Lea, Minnesota 29, 1976 United States Truce Team Repeats Demand For North Korean Guarantees of Safety DRIVE SAFELY Demonstrating the Open Drive posters are to Officer Arlen AAA Dick police Wally AAA and Of- ficer John Police and AAA Start School Safety Program both the Lea and ihe Association nf America laun a program .is students to school Police Chief Dick Alstad in that of the studen ts uill on the street for the fir st and thus in strut turns on how to use the sidewalks On roads without sidewalks children should walk on the left side of the road facing traffic lie said Local AAA representatives Hill Shea and Walls linked parents to h their safe routes to and from school and to warn them to careful when crossing un corners Open have heen all the state in a fur ther effort to make il safe for Korea i Thf S Tinted Nations demands that North Korea tho of com personnel in the is lor of functioning of the armi slice ami is not joct to compromise unless side can provide such as there is no hasis lor to work out new prote dures in the joint the allied command said in a statement at a meeting of the joint Korean slice rile whit h two hours aitd minutes was the third since North Korean Killed two S officers in the area Aun in Hear Adm Mark the chief S delegate also do that North Korea punish those responsible lor the In response the chief North Maj Han said that the N Command must cept a North partition proposal if it wants to avoid future incidents in At the commissions second meeting last Ninth expressed regret tile deaths and that the lino tho two IM- to and in tht v The lino mils lint has new i i heie I MiU i Ihe huth Milt s i K the Ki udden told i om the I rut i .i x until it d tlic s ui I V tint I sides allied to hold lowi t lew I sei 11 ies 1 un I tti No i mont i e u hiil un when to i tho sci met consists ol cii In els w till tile I a I IK ol i 1 I lie 11 an il t il Communist posts Mom the in p it I nl tlu 11 in tin ti to a to 1 i 11 t u meeting also s nil that anv in w i mi to I lee UK IM tin nl ai line ot ui t I III I 'A llll till tit said Nui th i h ul done tin nr it i on Id ol tin unl MI t n mil II UI V III till I Id llu MI nl 1 t tu i ti soil t I lit t lit l t 1 tf l IIH Ill I'll U tiii t nu nl mil u in it area South also has a unit hero Hut tho made no official statement on defon to the Tinted Slates Since last week s some south I its and commentators have a line toward the llu States I he incident I turn the kind ol tai o lo o i on that tho KO lean would Ninth ap a I s South and demanded that slop pruning a 4o foot tree that the N oni maud said was the v lew fiom one of its posts The the Ninth Km Us llu killing 1st ell I I itel a mm h I s Inn e ut down tin tiei ami tine up two ks tin Ninth had within the i Art Forger Says He Left Clues LONDON 'The tor faker of the confessed ho painted J forged masterpieces in the past vears hut he savs he left clues hv X that Have them as phonies British artist Tom said he painted the imitations m a one man to dupe and discredit dealers who he claims artists At a news Keating said anv one fooled hv his fakes were the hend He said the clues ho left on Ins canvases included that could seen under X rav examination and some times his own signature or do liberate mistakes He admitted doing copies of Turners and Degas a faker he said must have been blind to think the groat masters pain ted them Keating said like to put a match to the lot of them His forgeries were first dis closed last week when he wrote a lettei to The Times of London saving he had out copies nl the works of the 1'tth artist Samuel Parker He made the disclosure after art correspondent Nor man said works were Sources in the London art world said Keating became an gored after failing to win diploma at London s which he at tended upon leaving the Hoval after World War II The sources said he scored high marks for technique but was judged poor on original composition He continued to paint but wore not in in his work Friends said he first restoring pictures then he dis a talent for imitating the work of known ar lists hut changing them Tickets and Reservations Bob Quackenbush Or Virginia Sether M WORLD I V ERICKSON FLOOR CO. 832 So. 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