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0-19 (11-22-55) Tolson Nichols Boardman Belmont Mason Mohr Parsons —__.-__ Rosen Tamm Nease _. Winterrowd Tele. Room Holloman : | Gandy Aw ~~, fe ~~ Editor, Daily Worker: * Tt has come to my attention -that on Feb. 17, 1956, your pa- “por carried an article entitled -“Pearl Buck Urges UN Seat For ! China.” This article purports to ' 1) ‘eontain an accurate aceount of | ALL INFORMATION CONTAINS® ddress which I delivered ‘Feb, 16 at. the Temple Beth | HEREIN {S UNCLASSIFIED Miriam, in Long Branch, New: ' Jersey. It begins, and 1 quote:: DATE abhi BY. - “Pearl S. Buck, Nobel Prize-' 7 winning author, called last night for admission of China to the’ United Nations.” u I,am much disturbed by wh ap;Fars to be a deliberate d Wash. Post and tortion of my zemarks on Times Herald oOcdision mentioned. With refit. | Wash. News ence to the question of whetYer Wash. Star ‘Communist China should be ad- a “= /T- wasn. ited to the United Nations ft 5 ba fim N. Y. Herald ‘replied in negative, that is, a —s see Tribune ¥ do not approve of giving Cam- | S TOT RECORDED N. Y. Mirror “‘munist China a seat. in the: « 956 ue oo ‘United Nations. J stated that, 146 PPR 5 i N. Y. Daily News ‘quite aside, from my ronal Daily Worker a ‘e@vinion on subject, t asic . : charter of the United Nations —— ee ee The Worker adioes not ntly admit of Com-| New Leader wnunist Chinese membership. It! was my further opinion that only, a change im the United Nati ‘ charter, thereby permitting fad. ahi:siolt of all nations, make \the entry of Commbni Chiaa le. ‘ Peart'S. Buck (Mis, Richard J! eo tbR 16 1958 /,” YH 101 TAT SN retest pete ete pe boc tes