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Ne (continued) of ¥" support of Pearl Buck and others (fI" *, 7 LL bIC Postmistress, Enfield, Conn, (protect identity) during July, 1950 advised that Pearl Buck corresponded weekly with Eslanda_Robeson (100-12304) from Perkasie, - Pa., under the name of Mrs. Richard Walsh. She stated that Pearl Buck had been very friendly with the Robesons for years and had been collaborating with Mrs. Robeson on some book that Buck was writing. om: © 15,70) bic US Post Office Inspectcr, Los Angeles, Calif. (protect faentity) advised that Miss Pearl S. Buck, 62 West 45th St., NYC received the 7/12/50 issue of the "Korean Independence" (97-2519). | (47) In connection with Indo-Chinese Activities in the United States (1065-12637), the State Department advised that Pearl Buck, the writer, probably knew quite a few of the Indo-Chinese. (Date not given.) (wo letter dated 6/16/50) EE > 2 E.L. Meyer, Judge, 16th Judicial District, Alliance, Nebraska, made available a letter dated 9/21/50 along with two announcements of publications of the National Council Against Conscription (NCAC) GE nich he had received from John M. Swomley, Director of the NCAC. One of these was the announcement of a new book "Militarism in Education" issued by the NCAC and be (continued) -36- CO ~ Al ~~ ENTIAL