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CARD we FESS OO TEIUE yr See dakae Tw gt aye “tes mthege ye se 4? tept ORR. ak LL Cos or ee ee ce ed See Ree on oes Oe mT tp te ene sew ae "7. Named Directors of Race Council". The article revealed that Pearl S.° | Christian Association (6SCA) in 1941 and remained a member until 1945, .# we ere ev @: A highly confidential source"Maving access to the office of —— al Council of American-Soviet Friendship, Inc., Detroit, Mich. >> on 11/17/44 made available a list of names maintained J by the above organization, Iiicluded was the name of Pearl Buck. The purpose or use made of these names was not known, List set UY “wu \ QE. re wee CON _The "Chicago Sun" dated 11/20/44 contained an drticle captioned + Buck was one of the seven new directors elected at the annual meeting of the American Council of Race Relations in Chicago, Ill., on 11/19/44 bo = a 3 ; By letter dated 2/5/45, the Buffalo Office furnished a report “# on the public hearings of the New York State Commission against 7 Discrimination relative to proposed legislation on discrimination in «©. = employment, held throughout the State from 11/27 - 12/6/44. The report revealed that Pearl Buck was among those who testified at the hearings. (No further details.) > - Army Service Forces, Headquarters Second Service Command, — Governors Island, NYC, on 12/20/44 advised that Pearl Buck and Mary McLeod Bethune were recently elected directors at the first annual board meeting of the new American Council on Race Relations, a newly organized national group to operate in all communities on.a national basis. (Locality not given.) fu Qu Lrk ard wis] . 7 _ BS 7 | aimay ef Hey A obi le By letter dated 7/8/57, the Legat, Tokyo, Japan made available : reports prepared by the 441st CIC Group, Nagoya Field office, regarding - Lee Fan Yih (100-370161). Yih stated that he joined the Chinese Students Bra eli “Also active in the CSCA was Liang-mo (tku) Liu, a Chinese Folk singer (Wg ee V w A A lve. dre (continued) = - e go: = CONFJBENTIAL