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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1953

Page

3

Soviet War Schedule Claim Hits House Hearing

A former Czech officer told the House Un American Activities Committee that the Soviets planned to launch a war in Europe before 1955. He cited a Moscow lecture and said Britain planned to attack the USSR in 1955, with Stalin era tactics to seize key passages and block sea routes to the Indian Ocean.

B. L Livingstone Washington House Un-American Activities Committee Europe Western Britain Soviet Union Jan Bukar Velde R-Tu Harry S. Truman Russia Eisenhower Truman House Committee Rep. Velde R-Nl Bukar United States Berlin Korea Kremlin Moscow U. S Sverdlov Dardanelles Bosporus Mediterranean Sea Suez Indian Ocean

Graduating events set for Tar Heel Colleges

North Carolina colleges stage large graduation season with Duke University Salem College Meredith Guilford Davidson and 15 more campuses planning June 1 to June 8 commencements. Speakers include Dr Harol G Urey Dr Arthur J Moore Bishop Costen J Harrell and Dr George Sinclair Mitchell among others.

James Franklin Henderson Little Rock Ark Robert Hamlin Stone The Presbyterian Church Mecklenburg Presbytery Johnson C. Smith James Smith Sr Charlotte Benjamin E. Mays Morehouse College John C. Davis Cleveland, O St. Augustine's College Raleigh Obert R. Brown Richmond St. Augustine's Duke University Salem College Meredith Guilford Davidson North Carolina College Durham Catawba Greensboro Lenoir Rhyne High Point Flora Macdonald Agricultural and Technical College Belmont Abbey Atlantic Christian Queens Wake Forest Shaw University Bennett Arthur J. Moore Atlanta Methodist Church Harold G. Urey University of Chicago Institute of Nuclear Studies Duke Ada M. Burt Vaughn Diane John D. Larkins Trenton J. Kenneth Pfohl Meredith College Edward B. Willingham Washington Stringfellow Barr University of Virginia Guilford College Greensboro Evening College Raymond F. McLain National Council of Churches Frank Aydelotte Princeton University Davidson College R. H. Little Mecklenburg County Colgate- Palmolive Peet Co Marshall C. Dendy J. Curtis Dixon Archiibald J. Carey, Jr Chicago Catawba College J. A .Palmer Thomasville Arthur W. Newell Carey Bostian N. C.state College Tokyo James Harold Lineberger Belmont Robert Brown McAllister Concord N. J. Gould Vickey Air Force Waldo Beach Belmont Abbey College Maurice V. Shean Catholic Committee of the South George Sinclair Mitchell Southern Regional Council D. Ray Lindley Texas Christian University Travis A. White Lubbock Tex T. J. Hackney Wilson George Walker Buckner R.Y. Wiegmann Indianapolis Christian Doak S. Campbell Florida State University Charles ¥. S. Kraemer Adam ‘Clayton Powell Jr New York ‘City William L. Parker D. R. Hedgeley Winston-Salem C. W. Anderson W. L. Green Foster P. Payne Robert Dwight Ware Asheville Chapel Hill

Non American Employees In UN Subject Of Study

United Nations officials study applying McCarran-Walter tax and visa rules to non American staff. Some 400 aliens face potential choice between permanent immigration visas with reduced U.N. leave or a temporary 37 visa with U.S. work rights and paid leaves abroad. Additional 1,700 on temporary visas would avoid U.S. income tax under Brownell ruling, while 1,800 or so U.N. staff are U.S. citizens. Protests expected at General Assembly over tax and quota implications.

United Nations N. Y United Nations Administration McCarran-Walter U.N U. S. State Department of . S U. N Atty Gen Brownell U. S Washington Diplomatic Corps State Department E U. N General Assembly Theu. S Soviet Bloc

Plutarch Notes Bread Dipped in Wine as Breakfast Favorite

The ancient writer Plutarch describes bread dipped in wine as a preferred breakfast. This antiquarian observation highlights a simple, common meal practice in classical times.

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