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NY 100-57673 CONF | NTIAL f TH SITET} ADMINISTRATIVE {CONTINUED} was Fof the “Daily Worker." His name was n set out in the details J er to avoid compromising the informant inasmuch as gine: engaged in private conver- /} 4, sation with the informant when the information was obtained (¥ ju. advised on Jam weet file 100 wife, “Cc (Bureau file [Uo. date that on LLER and _ aka: SM-C)(Buréau Tile " ng around’ actress MARILYN MONROE. ; replied that _ and ARTY MILLER we d that MARIDYN MONKGE goes to _. | then said that a "Life" photographer Tdenc. r who was a “Party member," took MARILYN MONROE o. 7) wv r of Brooklyn and escorted her to house." yp [A toy toon Youth Board, on November 1955, confacted AG DONALD E. MOORE and advised that the Youth Board had planned to do a film in collabora- tion with Independent Artists and wnited Artists on youth gangs in New York City. eee that the Youth Board had been advised by the “ ration counsel that MILLER had been a member of five organizations cited by the Attorney General of the United siacs. The names of the organizations wow MAb anoant £4 5A efateand frat fr wieaw af t+Ra anrtrneae. Woe THO arding MILLGe BVaGWO kde 216i Yat Of lie OP wo versy regarding MIL e had been requested by RALPH WHALEN, Executive Director of the New York City Youth Board, to contact the FBI to see if the FBI could furnish any ad- vice or could possibly have ARTHUR MILLER subpoenaed before some committee. ee *® advised of the confidential nature of the fa e FBI and was told that this office could be of no assistance to him in this matter. Le werrewe crac Michigan State Police, Subver- Sive Squad, Ann Arbor, cnhigan, advised the Detroit Office on December 5, 1955, that DONALD T. APPEL of the House Un- American Activities Committee was at that time in Ann Arbor conducting an investigation on ARTHUR MILLER, the author and playwright. MILLER was described as an alumnus of the ee 0, 1956, that FabgcLoned to his an tha atin BH YS Co ADMINISTRATIVE PAGE (CONTINUED) =» IO =