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officials because, ‘they said, “her records prove not to clear." No explana- ‘tion. of what was lacking in her record. was made by the school authorities. Sone = ‘The New York ‘qines 2a aaily newspaper; on ‘January 28, 1951; reflected “that | " “PRARL S, BUCK, in a telephone interview from her home nesr Doylestown, Pas, commented on the cancellation of her appearance at a Washington, D. C., echool as follows: *I believe it is outrageous that a school superintendent in Washington, D. C., the capitol, should be required to clear speakere | - with the Un-American Activities Committee, whose files are filled with -unverified charges against a great many people." The novelist asserted that information attributing subversive activities to her originated in -19k7 with an investigative committee of the California Legislature and i had - already been refuted there by her Attorney se ve % ft aes. ~ - 2 -_ Be EA & eos ft r 2. € : ein oe . ~ “ vm ho