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two men—who can save the workd THE ORIGINAL , from “the crisis toward which we ROMEIK are rushing.” Pearl 8, Buck said . today. press CLIPPINSS . 4 These two men, the Node! Prise- | 7 Ew YORK11,0L¥. - winning auther told The United) 320 We ices 300 4 Press in an interview, are Trygve THCAVE, Lie, Sectetary-general of the: ‘| ’ United Nations, and Henry Wwal- | $ ace, former Vice-President and. This Clipping From" a now editor af “The New Republic.” HUNTINGTON, W.VA; 7 . “There is time, but not much ADVERTISER a time, to stop oun head-on rush to- ward war,” Miss Buck warned. MAR 3 1 194) ee, going, war ‘ta fast becoming i. - os evitable.” Fighting Communism and fight- | ‘Her Fiction Preferred Pearl Buck, who sprang into literary fame thon, and “revolution came out of some years ago by writing that Pulitzer the misery of millions of people! prize-winning novel on Calnesajife, “Good oppressed by a decadent arts- Earth,” has made the startling discovery China and India from the same there are only two men in all the world who causes, and pointtd out that the can Keep this nation out of war—our own Balkans have been “festering” for Mm Henry Wallace and the Norwegian, Trygve decades. . a Lie. Urges “Effective” Action Without going into the qualifications of Urging that “if there are effec- Mr, Lie. who is secretary-general of the tive plans in Washington for real United Nations, we must say that she couldn’: democratization, they should be have made a worse choice than Mr. Wallace. at once,” Miss Buck The former Secretary of Commerce does have a formula for keeping us Out of war, -and it is a very simple one. All he wants to do is to let Russia have her own way in her relations with this country and her Euro- pean neighbors. His plan might prevent war, but it would be at the cost of the freedom of everybody in the world. Mrs. Buck will do well to keep out of world politics. Bhe will win more friends and influence more people by sticking to her fiction. J |