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nd copy of the memorandum containin allegations and the fact the information was furnished to wanted explanation and said the FBI and police probably will M. A. Jones to Wick Memo RE: -THE PEARL S. BUCK FOUNDATION convinced neither is spending foundation funds for personal pleasure. d She said her luggage as well as that always is examined by Customs on return from abroad, and she is certain no nn a narcotics are being brought into the country b told Agents he was contacted by Staff Writer for the ''Philadelphia Inquirer," who gave him a wash out the allegations, but "if the FBI or police come in her tomorrow with a warrant for your arrest, I'll crucify you." ee said he denied all allegations in the memorandum. The fact that the FBI had disseminated the information was neither confirmed nor denied to Miss Buck; however, our dissemination policy was explained to her and she expressed agreement. Her prime concern was that a reporter had obtained the information. Philadelphia Special Agent in Charge Joe D. Jamieson had been furnished to the paper b The information contained in the memorandum was based -31-67, by was submitted to the Bureau in a letterhead memorandum dated 6-19-67, enclosed with an airtel of the same date. Copies of the letterhead memo- randum were sent to the Department of State, the Bureau of Customs and the Bureau of Narcotics. an 6-21-87, In addition, the Philadelphia Office furnished the information to the Philadelphia Police Department, the Philadelphia District Attorney's Office and the Buck's County District Attorney's Office in Doylestown. We have made no investigation of the information. CONTINUED - OVER ; contacted Paul Hayes, Editor of the Inquirer, who declared the information who requested his identify be concealed. This information