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er aceateeee as NY 10060-57673 An article in the July 3, 1956 edition of the "Daiiy Worker" reflected that ARTHUR MILLER and MARILYN MONROE were married in a civil seremony at White Plains, New York, on Friday, (June 29, 1956), and were subsequently memarried at Katonah, New York, on duly 1, 1956, in the Jewish faith. Il. AFFILIATION WITH THE COMMUNIST MOVEMENT A. Miscellaneous Activities An article in the June 21, 1956, edition of the “New York Journal American", a daily newspaper, captioned "House To Quiz MILLER On Passport Dispute", reflected that ARTHUR MILLER, Broadway playwright, would interrupt his romance with Hollywood's MARILYN MONROE, “today” to appear before the House Comuilttee on Un-American Activities (BCUA). According to the artiele, MILLER was scheduled to testify on his "passport basbke" with the United States State Department and further: that the members were ig certain to quiz MILLER on his alleged links with "some “ 29 organizations cited as Communist fronts by the House Committee on Un-American Activities or the United States Attorney General." An article in the “New York Timea", a daily . newspaper, edition of June 22, 1956, datelined June 21, 1956, and taptioned “ARTHUR MILLER Admits Helping Communist Front Groups In 40's", reflected that MILERR “discloses today a past filled with Communist front associations.” According toe the article, MILLER told the CUA he had signed many appeals. anc protests issued by "Red front groups in the last decade.’ He denied being “under Communist discipline." fhe above article reflected that MILLER was asked about his sponsorship of a World Youth Festival in Prague in 1947: the signature on a 1947 atatement against the outlawing of the CP; a signature on ® statement defending GERHART EISLER before he fled this country te become a top Communist official in East Germany; a statement attacking the BCUA:s and etatements opposing Wal smedhatht . The article reflected that MILLER stated he FS RO MEROTY — of most of these things but that he would not deny them. ; ~ 3 «