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Rhipe — CONFTRENTAL an Pept. On 10/10/55 A ace -aveifable names, os including Pearl Buck, Per asie, Pa., to whom letters were to have ix been sent suggesting that these individuals send greetings to yo John Howard Lawson, a member of the National Council of the Arts, b2-Sciences and Professions Lawson was to have been - hhonoredat a testimonial dinner on 11/12/55, in Los Angeles, Calif., sponsored by the Hollywood ASP*Chapter with the cooperation of the New York. ASP Chapter (24 KW ~~ . wa . List e sed * Arts, Sciences, and Profession By letter dated 1/31/56, the Philadelphia Office advised - “be that Pearl Buck Walsh was one of the directors of the Human Relations 7 """ Counctl “of Bucks County ari The council was organized in Te 1952 and had its headquarsers in Fallsington, Pa. ~ . a =, a2 Poe Sse ee wom | STS Phe 2/22/56 issue of the "New China News sesh, > ~2- ~ 4neludéd an article captioned "Pearl Buck Criticizes United States *-. Policy Toward China". The article revealed that Pearl Buck had urged a the restoration of China's seat in the United Nations. She criticized . _. US errors in Chinese Policy; she stated that one day China would : ‘- take back all the lands which formerly belonged to it... 7 .. Add. info. | | :- The following references in the file captioned "American _ Civil Liberties Union" (ACLU) pertain to Pearl §. Buck in New York from..1939 to 5/15/56. Although the ACLU was not communist controlled, :. - the commyrtsts used branches of the ACLU in various parts of the U.S. . to:furtker their own interests. Miss Buck was a member of the Por EB TE eee . ode, , [et Bent a National-Committee of the ACLU from 1940 - 1942; Vice-Chairman, National g Committee..fron 1943 - 1954 and Chairman of the Committee Against Race , 5 Discrimination in the War Effort from 1943 - 1951. As ‘Chairman of this & . é =