“for over a your with (}
H Toto> Lawford, eho ws *

“ent Sunt baforo rat-avwounbog On tho day of ulats doath, fot 7b
j+rawdy cheokod out of tho Boverly Hills Uotel and fies fren bos Anveloa
Lernational Airport via Wostorn Airlines to fan Freanoiceo, were bo

thusind inte the St, Francis Rotel. Tha omer af this hotel ina Ere
on a Yriond of Rodert Kennedy, Robort Hennody rado a ¢elo;}.c
Be, Charlop Yetel, tan Pransieces, to Potor Lauferd to r .
Sthyn” wae dont yot. Potor Lawferd isd called Marilgnte rm
ith her, and then otéckod again later to mio eure coo cla r :
nn Varlln's heugolooper, after obe tad taken tho poconal tos" calle
3). ognyontatrist for cart ‘and ecaid cho had taken ths bottle oc
‘arilm expooted to nave ber etomeho dot and te co
ouch her ouleldeiattamt.e Tre psyohintrict loft wrd fer”
: ale a drive in the froph air, but did not coms to poe hor u
she mas smom to be Goad, Sarilyn reosived a oall from. Sao hes
who ras inthe U. 5, Marinea, stationod at Comp Pandloton
. They wore vorz friendly. Yartlyn told him eho ens potting vo:
Tho lnot gall she atta to mike wae to Pater Larlord to rou 1
ho “ad rade to hap. di Aarelas Gre» Imom the whale etary an! is ro
ipa ns lavo_satated fiobort Kemnedy gote cut of of tices he te te:
“ nite

Eonvedy and Mar oat ;

Pi wootes Martlyn's former [peoretary and pross arent, in
Srtond Sr srr] He te <3 toa beatntok foing in Gan F
ised ghere F : — >

c nror, to reprocont the
“en in Foland, which was a ted
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nile Kedort s

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puortorse Flora

ami Inowlodme of ths Robert F, Nex, noty ‘and { co affaires
= "TOONA: gay tho telophene cal rocovidse hte “‘emres fs pegontatrts
Lowy Imew sho had taken tho pills, did not corm te her hore until

i -fter sho uns doad, Uo rmdo contact with tho coromsr and on arrmyorarnt
/, 722 méo for a peyahiatric board of inquiry to te xppeinted by tis
i/ coroners an unhsard of procedure in tho arca, This wens no tho findines
| ronld de recorded that the was onoticnally ubagnsod, It was roportody,
Laie ezzancencns was to Cisarsalt ony ata! 3
she ° gudiee < !

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SERRET - kr. Rotez

CONFID)ATAN

Legal Attache, London -.(100-1326) Hovember 2, 1956
-5L
RECORDED director, Fel (100-333798)

ARTHUR ASHER GautER

SECURITY MATTER - ¢

FRAUD AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT
y PERJURY

Reurlet dated October 11, 1956, concerning
captioned individual.

q Enclosed are 2 copies of G blind memorandun
als’ containing a summary of 7 me copy of which
x may be furnished by you ag 47D
« For your further information the Department of
Ju5B cezhas advised that subject filed an affidavit with
the Passport Office, Department of State, in which he “Stated

"T Gh nokia member of the Communist Party. I have never
been yndersConnuniat Party disctpline and, to the best of

my bette have never been a member of the Communist
Partyx" he Department of 8 State had requested the Depart

of JaPtice to determine if the subject's. statenents con-
stit awiolation of Federal lawa. The Department of
Justice requested recontact with an informant who had
previously furnished information concerning Communist Party
membership on the part of subject.

= Mo investigation regarding subject ia being
wequtsted on your part. Any pertinent information coming
to your attention concerning him should be forwarded to

oy aire Bureau.
“Ne

ay wr s Bnelosed for New York is one copy of, referenced
“hg eter and one copy of the morandum furnish to Legal

Attache, London. k SECLASSIFIED BFS apatite
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/ 2- Yew York (100-57673) (W/snchidghres - 2).

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FD-263 (Rev. 5-1-89)

FEDERAL BUREAU, OF INVESTIGATION

REPORTING OFFICE OFFICE OF ORIGIN DATE INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD
MEXICO, D.R. BUREAU veld 7/5/62
TITLE OF CASE REPORT TYPED aY
- ap mm

CHARACTER OF CASE

SECURITY MATTER - C pic

to reside at

aN continues to be occupied as a house’
\ continue their association with the American
. w DECLASSIFIED BY SONS
2 WAR AA-vSB4 ABMNZ
\. pepenn oom OTR ~ RUC - wa 8a.) so

1B
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® Bureau (100- u2in92} 100 +HAWIF A WG eC 5
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Sm JUL 26 1982

1 American Embesty[e and CIA
Mexico cuey circtlation

3 Los Angeles, 1Q0- cee)
1 Mexico City (Soo. 1682)

Dissemination Record of Attached Report oy —

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Request Recd. ‘ ld ne

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conF ENTIAL

with various of the 4CGM, particularly with hy

Gossip among the &' hed it that 2 mutual
threatening.

ion 2: betveea MONROE and
WEED - cccmpenica her local
Also in contact with and
iONROE departed Mexico Mareh 2, 196:

traveled to New Yerk, he reportedly used

ere, and upon her suicide expressed

cver, when
TROE'S

Prior to her suicide, she commissioned
associate of the 4CGM during her stay in Mexico, to cone
Mexice from Los eles to buy decorator's items for her,
fOUROE's traveling companion had expressed the belief that

ROE's marriage to ARTHUAM ILLER hac strongiy influenced wey.
edtly it was through MILLER that she —7
the above persons in Mexico(u

. &y
mtect with

ww
L. RELATIONS BETWEEN ACGM AND SATELLITE DIPLOMATIC serasr sins Pej

ainiy to
n the erarchy of
nd, a \so

edly is seen wes at the Po 4% an OVI
cssies, and occasionally also
visit these embessies

clains to be

Such relationships are linited
who claims to have & ¢closo friend

Hee
Cee

De
who checks their cre tL and background
comiections in the United States and then notifie:

|g scther permission should be granted or refused fay

COoHNFT ENTIAL

-~ 10 ~


phode bell rang all day
yesterday. in’ > Mapibus..
/\¥s ‘Tixirjous suite at

‘“.What's this abcitiyou going to
the Soviet Union to stifdy drama
Zeporters wanted to dsk-her.

But,all. the; Bet was the. Arltcht

ard opera snctteg 12

ne caller: aniekeaothes iss f

onroe does not answer,”

So the reporters tried the Soviet

bassy Washington, where
they learned that Miss Monroe had
indeed applied for a visa earlier
in the week.

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INDDED “BNO

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conFt ENTIAL

ER. GLRTHUR

MONROE , MARILYN

CONF ‘Ye TIAL

COVER PAGE
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Subject continues to reside at fe
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O° aaa: rn,
7G nh US ahd very ae

me: with ARTHUR MILLER, _
Qins ation set forth re MILLER.
uy Tonsiders subject to be Commurist,
7butMhas never received information
positively, ng him as a
Communist . Bi ished identity
‘of members 0 iaike, including
subject, which she considers to be
Communist. Information set forth
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+ 1955

{J Name Check Unit - Room 6523
(__] Attention
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C_] Forward to Fi}e Review
Return to Ext, 2207
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‘Memorandum for Mr. Boardman

WINCHELL SAID:

"New York Citys A political scandal, ladies and

gentlemen, that received puny attention in the New York

NY, papers was the Pau]\fughes case. Hughes was acquitted of
perjury. The New York World Telegram-Sun was one of the
very few newspapers to feature the verdict on the editorial
page as well as tts opinion. The following slap in the face
is from that exciting editorial: ‘Regardless of the verdict,
the Hughes case uncovered for the public a shabby plot to

Pc, smear Senator Joseph\keCarthy. Whether one likes Senator

- MeCarthy or not, the effort to use bogus, derogatory
information against him merits only contempt. Another sequel
to the Hughes trial must be the flushed faces in the ADA*
(thats the Americans for Democratic Action) which, says the
World Telegram-Sun editorial, tas made so much righteous to-do
about the use of paid informers. 3

COMMENT:

i:
a

For your information. Hughes was acquitted on 2/3/56
‘of perjury He had been charged with lying to a grand jury
investigating Harvey Matusow,

WINCHELL SAID:

“Broadway: And the fact that America's best known :
blonde moving picture star is now the darling of the left-wing ‘i

intelligentsia, several of whom are listed as red fronters. . &
I do not think she realizes it."

COMMENT: yy

, ¢

news article concerning the divorce action between Arthur Asher
Miller, prominent author, and his. wife, reflected it was rumored
Marilyn Monroe was linked romantically with Miller. On inter~
view by newsmen both of. them admitted fr fendship but denied any
romantic ties. Miller is thea 7

This possibly refers to Marilyn’Monroe. A recent Ly
‘

@ have not conducted
security investigation concerning Marilyn Monroe. bie

2-2-6



CONFIDPYTIAL P
m - lir. Rotz 32

Assistant Attorney General
Willigm ¥. Tompkins October 11, 1956

Director, FBI

ARTHOR ASHER MILLER
SECURITY MATTER - C

FRAUD AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT
PERJURY

Reference ta made to my memorandum dated &
October 2, 1956, tn captioned natter.

Buolosed for your informatton ts one copy
of a repgrt submitted in connection with an inveati-
gation fompleted prior to receipt of your memorandum ~
ated feptenber 21, 1956, <a, WSC

R e. ‘sure
ECORD 2 Serco a7

1 - New York (for information) (100~57673)

NOTE ON YELLOT:

Subject not on SI. He was reported as
Communist Party member tn 1943 by anonymous source
and as Communist Party member in 1946 to 1947 by
Gwen Anderson, New York City, former Communist Party ~
member. Sudject ts prominent author who ts eurrently

in England with his wife, Marilyn Monroe. RéPort ix
being furnished Department is serial 27 of Amgtant =
=

file.

Tolson
Nichols -
Boardman —_
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‘ yan article m-tha Marilyn voru‘os case, indie"
eating a book” vas ba and mentions a tio-in with’s high
fashingte, D.Ce effiohals <Cearce-ftovons, Ire, of the U, b, Info
tion Aprency, heads @ tmit that mion films fortis U, & Corornmm
fla previously wes an assistant for his father, Me vas a first 11
ant 4n tho Us dy Alp Parco, 1954 @ 1956, and was appointed ¢irsct

t! 9 Yotion Ficture Service Agensy, a Civision of U. & Information
Arency on Jammry Sl, 1963,

During the “peries of tine thit Roberts P, Kennedy wan having nie
sex affaly with ilyh Kenroc, en ers cecaplon a Bex porty was cone
cnoted at which esveral other rorsons core pretente Tap recording
ras Goorstly made end is in : an of a Lea Angoles reivate
Cotostive agensye Tha cs ean Sg CD for a certified cony
of tha recording, in which 11 tha woites ore £..utifieble.e .

* A Se ame ts ow Re
Sven anperaaertn



NY 100-57673

SYNOPSIS (CONTINUED):

-P-
DETAILS: BACKGROUND

Residence

Ker-1, who has furnished reliable tar lation in che LL
past, advised on June il, 1

time resided at w York, and

was - at

pre
Employment

An article_in the "

‘ The "Daily Worker" is an East Coast Communist
newspaper.

Marital Status

An article In the "New York Journal American,” a

daily newspaper, edition of. Junex10, 1956, “Page aL, Columns,

3 and 4, feflected that playwright ARTHUR MILTER wns ct thet i

time eno, .W€vada, preparing to divorce the former MARY

GRACEASLATTERY: of New York, -According to the article, ‘

MILLER's name hag/fecently been linked romantically with

actress MARIL' ONROE. The article further reflected that

MILLER had established the necessary six-weeks residence for f
; divorce at the Pyramid Lake Guest Ranch near Reno.
f ao . .
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UNITED STATES ‘VERNMENT

Memorandum ite

“ To + Director, FBI 00S ET DATE:

FRO Mi<eat, Mexico (100-1298) (RUC)

LV

ECURITY MATTER - C

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ENCLOSURES

Enclosed herewith are eight copies of ‘the report

C of SA SPS Mexico City, together with eight
y copies of a memorandum evaluating the sources utilized therein,
both dated and captionéd as above.

REFERENCES

6 Mexico City letter and letterhead memorandum dated
1-19-62.

4D
The following information received tron RE» 7]
is being reported herein rgther than for dissemination
o afford protection to sources: @TM

ADMINISTRATIVE b>
a

Pei der

When MARILYN-MONROE, the American movie actress, was N
in Mexico City in early 1962, she reportedly became infatuated

Pp ho
nd also associates with the subject.
they were in contact with subject
concerned about the estate of

cerry

mock G5 WSO

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- Bureau (Ene er
(2 - New ery
- Mexico City

Road Wa-d

GLASSIFIEG BY SrcreTymen.

se, GY


'STA.WOARC “ORM No, 64

Office Memorandum * UNITED STAT.o GOVERNMENT

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TO : Director, FBI DATE: “Seca
yor : Legal Attache, London (100-1326) \eH j- j (
OO rt _ 74
SUBJECT: ARTHUR MILLER ;
POLICE COOPERATION Doce

FOREIGN MISCELLANE

US ; cad

Subject MILLER is the new husband of MARILYSA
bi in the United Kin, togethey with his wif

te some months ago an
to ears to be contemplating a Prolonged stay
in ExglandJ¢ states that the only information they havé°con- |
jo comity him is that which appear

ed in numerous newspaper reports and that
they would be most nol for any background or securit:

y i. atical the
Bureau Yiay have on him w wer 0 re “ i ‘a
ft is requested that this office be advised aogowtindty!
© SSIFIED DECISIONS FINALIZE! » OF
BYE ARTNENT REN BW COMMITTEE RRC eapyarent aeei aI
DATE. WAT.

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Enclosed is an item received cron
—_ former Special Agent, who is currently Fie bic
Représentative, Appointment Section, Governor's Office,

State of”Galifornia. GED «vise that he does
not~know €he source and cannot evaluate the authenticity

of -this information,

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENTOF JUSTICE Ar

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

co
~ WASHINGTON 25, D. G

In Reply, Please Refer to
File No. May 27, 1957

On May 22, 1957, a confidential source, who has
furnished reliab ation in the past, advised that
£ the magazine, "USSR,"
who is also known as

e@ visas for her, her husband,

her son, and her helper, not further

or travel to the Soviet Union were ready
and all they have to do to prepare for the trip is ob-
tain their travel vouchers from the American Express
Company. & \W

\yie The source advised that MMB petievea the

visas were not for any specified period of time and he
was certain that when the @QQMB arrived in the Soviet
Union they could extend the visas for as long a time as
is necessary. GRRE vecestoa that he MD ct in
touch with rep: entatives of Voks and the Writers Union
in the Soviet Union and these individuals would go out
of their way to help the The source said that

indicated tha’ ey would travel by ship and
would leave on August 16, 1957, YW

The source also advise indicated
a that he and his wife, ad received an
8 invitation from an individual named Leg%Strasburg.
= said Strasburg vs an importan ndividual in
o New York theatre world and she strongly suggested that

and his wife attend the affair.
nm any event should attempt
affair inasmuch as’ tne tamed movie actr

would be present, The source advised to
uncertain as to whether he could attend th aifair since

he was planning a trip to the West Coast. The source was
unable to learn further particula concerning the affair
described above. &Y

DECLASSIFY ON: 25X_&

84.0809 %B-103a
CLASSIFIED CY

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: = =e =" attended. meotings with him...
eee Sa Tet ane heu-on tho grounds, of. consciences.
iti werieve Communist: carts Seen Jon booties and the stfect :

= ative. testifies that he.

ig 10 Yeato GLO, <1 an MOWER posssesion of a
7 Earnest ‘shows: Arthur Miller was- eather mistaken or pert ss

ate Sh Act nly. Law:
hows fe. Miller vas sponsor

Caesarea mses ‘or ~

he: Citizens;
py ti
files. =

: Flac the “Command st. Party: Seven Communist: Party -members.-
yore recently arrested in-Boston for violation of the Smith Act. The -
7. BOStOn ReAS approached 22 law firms trying te ] set fernanent :
vip Subse, 04 2 fives turned sthem Gowns LEE



NY 100-57673

MILLER said that he was not directed or misled into attending
CP meetings but rather that his growing up in the s
depression and maturing in the midst of war, and many

forces in his personal life led him for a time to seek

in Marxism a fount of authority, from which might

flow a stream of values, in which "I could wholly have
faith." The article further reflected that MILLER said

he came away from CP meetings convinced that his temperament
and viewpoints were diametrically opposed to those of
Marxists.

An article in the July 11, 1956, edition of
the "New York Daily News," captioned "Vote Contempt Citation
Against ARTHUR MILLER" reflected that on July 10, 1956,
that the HCUA voted a contempt citation against ARTHUR
MILLER,

An article in the July 26, 1956, edition of
the "New York Journal American" captioned "MILLER
Prosecution Studied by BROWNELL" reflected that on July 25,
1956, the United States House of Representatives voted
to cite MILLER for contempt of Congress and that the
Justice Department was deciding whether to prosecute
MILLER upon his return from England where he was honeymooning
with actress MARILYN MONROE,

B. Communist Party (CP) Fronts

A. National Council of the Arts, Sciences,
and Professions (NCASP) .

The Congressional Committee on Un-American Activities,
Review of the Scientific and Cultrual Conference for
World Peace, arranged by the National Council of the
Arts, Sclences, and Professions, and held in New York City,
on March 25, 26, and 27, 1949, House Report No. 1954, April
26, 1950, (originally released April 19, 1949) page 2,
describes the National Council of the Arts, Sciences, and
Professions as "cited as a Communist front."



Felt-uary 18, 1965
GENERAL INVES’. ‘ATIVE DIVISION

‘op Echelon is an

informant of

e oratory has no information concern-
ing Marilyn Monroe's participation in a
film as described in the attached
communication.
Since dissemination may
compromise the informant, it is
recommended this information not be

disseminated outside the Bureau.

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Report Form
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Pe ee eee
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

REPORTING OFFICE

‘NEW YORK
ina

TITLE|OF CASE

OFFICE OF ORIGIN

NEW YORK

DATE

9/27/56

INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD

6/19,28; 7/12,17+19; 8/8,
272939 / 91 7/56 ____

@

ARTHUR ASHER MILLER_
ALL Y

SYNOPSIS;

Subject presently in England, was issued
Passport Number 129936 on 7/6/56. MILLER
appeared before HCUA on 6/21/56, He admitted
signing many appeals and protests issued by
"Red front groups in the last decade" but -
denied he was ever under Communist discipline,
MILLER, when asked if he signed an application
to join the CP in 1939 or 1940, stated he had.
signed what he thought to be an application for i

udy course" in Marxiem
tud ours 4 Mar

udy course” in lem. He refused to = C
name persons he had seen’ at CP Writers meetings —->
On 7/10/56 and 7/25/56, the HCUA and the rf 4
U. S, House of Represgntatives, respectively, SSG
voted to cite ARTHUR MILLER for contempt :

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— Memorandum Jor 2 “} Boardman ~

WINCHELL SAID:

"Washington: Two very prominent musical comedy
authors on Broadway, formerly married to each other, have been
positively identified as Communist Party members in secret
testimony. They will be subpoenaed by a Congressional committee
next Tuesday.”

COMMENT:

On the basis of limited identifying data, check at
pea? of Government and at New York Office has failed to identify
individuals referred to above. Discreet inquiries are continuing
-in effort to identify these individuals. At this time we have
no knowledge of committee hearings scheduled for Tuesday to
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fetert Kornedy had boon, ving a Yorsndo ae son affair over «

neried of thay with Marilyp<lonres. Ho had mt her, tho first dts

boing arranged by his slater and brothor~in-law, Fre and Kin, Pots
LFentorde liobert Kennedy had beon. are: wach time in Nellyeocd |
aring the lest part of 1061 and early 1932, in sonmection with }:

trying to have a film rade of his took dosaling sith the crims invca
ticationa. He used to moot with producor Jorryfald. Mo w3e ro~

ported to be intonsoly Joalous of the fact “enat they had beon making:

a filn of John Pe Kermody'o book of the PT beat eterys

ah

Robort Konnedy war Aooply involved emotionally with Marilyn
onrea, and had ropoatedly pronised to divoros his wife to ftiry
inrtlyn. rontua Marilyn realized that Bobby hed no intonticen o’
nreyping horand about this time, S0th Century Yor studio had decid:
0 canoal hor\contract,. She nad becom vory tnrolinhle, tairg: iste
or Bot, ete, In addition, the studio was finanoiar airsieulty
ue to tho larce expenditures caused {fn t hs filning of *"Cleopatin '

The studio notified Karilyn that they wore cercolling hor con,
tract, This was richt in the middle of a 7 otwre ohe wag rcalting,
Thoy deolded to replace her with actrosp Leo femtok, Morilyn tolo~
phoned Kebert Remedy from hor home at Brontwood, California, pers
to-porson, at the Departrent of Justioe, Washington, D. C. to tsil..
him tha bad nowse Robort Remnody told her not to worry spout the,
tract «= he would take care of cvorythings Yhon nothing wes done,
she again ealled him frex her noms te the Department. af. duatico, yo:
sonetoeporbon, and oa thia eccasi¢ sy ted unploacant words... [aa )

wae Deported to have threatened to nolo Publis tietr affair. tho.
day that Mart Gied, Robert Kennedy me in tan, end recistored at
tho Beverly dillsa Hotel. By coineidonces this ta across the Btrect 7
pada ron the house in which a nunbar of. yeara earlier nie Cotnor, Iceozh:
_ Araonoty, had iivod for a tino, sommen-low, with Glorisy . :

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way that she often mca suleics 2:
io. O° Ce mioide attempt in order to
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> ite Ralph ree: » of Isvorly Hidise >a] %
Farilya 4 iensl.problera and «: J aif tho use of bart
rates. On bon eet visit to hin, rw proses: d coconal tarlets, and
cove ber a prsocription fer °5 of t toch was tmustml in grant?
~_ / sspeolally since she enw hi: frequen
4

oy o. Cn tho dato of her dsat, Corch 4, Lecd, hsr os csehleeper put th
| bottle of pills on the night table, it is roport houelpopor ©
i Oy and Marilyn's porsonal seorotary and pross arent, 7

ie ell cooporating in the plon to induce mioida. Pat Nerec :
ny Tor ler cooperagion by being yut on the -Podorgl eyrenl. a3 > tcp acotat
’ ant to Goorx tevens, Ire» hand of the Metion Pictur pas

ined from Vert
4 thet che vac tnadined to £
thea te {rere Lea’

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Divleton of ‘tha U, B, Inferration Sorvicae His father, Too :
Ere, ig @ loftewing Hollywood direct one who {68 woll imcw fox epooka-

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! TEing in the melcing of 6 slanted and sort ting picturea, Ore of
| wor tho “Diary of. i bate Prank", . Pat: Hewoonve was flown within 4

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. fear & general war in North Attica by” -autimn. She eC

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now

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~ that the-gevermmient is not tpying-to interPare with the romance

of eS and. Maumoee Some. papers: give that impression. Mr. ‘Hiller .
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DETAILS: CONFIOENTIAL

" e current Manhattan telephone directory lists
as a reside New York .:
Y5 one number The’ apartniént *listings?

ity, as personally observed

ust 26, 1957, lists yg

A review of the eee...
Girectory for April, 1957, rerlects that the subject
pie es: DU.

Fe previously advised on June 11,
ne learne® from a source. Se it
that tie je

on
Apartment number

L disclose,

According

to the informant, the subject was very 111
and at one time it was thought .e would di

& ve.ated on .
f.om a soWrce, w..ose identity he did no®disclose, that
t subject was now bacx t..ts coun » According to

te.s informant, the subjec though very ill angost

> medical care, is ie 7 x &
‘ rised that the sub, has reportedly become “ver
| / felLendly with ARTHURXMILLER and his wife, y

- _ LES Ab GTS.
An article in the "New York rime Seta Fy

newspaper, edition of June 22, 1956, datelined June 21,
1955, and capt.oned “Arthur Miller Admits Helping Communist
Front Groups in tse Forty's" reflects that MILLER "discloses
today a past fliled with Communist front associations."

to the article; MILLER told the House Committee

can Activities, that he had s ed many appeals

s issued by "Red front groups in the last

The article states that MILLER denied being

‘under Communist discipline."

wugust 23, 1957 Tmt se learned

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PRIVACY ACTS

SUBJECT: MARILYN MONROE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION


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STANDARD FORM NC, 64

Office Memorandum * UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

ANE Yi tal
TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-482763) DATE 6/1/56
Ry
\paP non : SAC, LOS ANGELES (100-5403) 3) CONTAINED
\ ass {ED EXCEPR_ }

SUBJECT: UNSUB:
1 Photog

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7

asst Re New York let to the Director, dated 4/27/56:

“F peciess!

On May 1h, 1956, Fy
Chateau Marmont, 8221 Sunse OU, ngeles, ao
California, was contacted by SA at which

time it was learned that MARILY? Apartment )1 a9
on April 22, 1956. whose name should be treated b

confidentially if used in a report, advised that Miss MONROE 'y)
is expected to move to Ne k sometime during the latter bp?

part of May, 1956. noted that the apartment was
rented by Miss MONROE in the name lonroe Produc,tions.

- ors
ee: ):, 95:, SE ,
b - seraromsorectA Oth Century Fox
o Boulevard, Los Angeles, California, wh as _

© furnished reliabFe information in the past, and whose name

Oi= should be treated confidentially if used in a report, orally
i) advised SA [MMP : het PILTON HeYCREENE, Vice President
t5- of Monroe Productions, presently resides at 595..North Beverly

Glen, Los Angeles. Mr. BISHOP stated to the best of his ~~ po

knowledge ,/ GREENS is renting his present residence.

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LASSIFIED BY 2

also advised that MARLLYN MONROE will, ;
according sar Dresene plans, complete her present assignment 3
in the motion picture entitled "Bus StopTM on or about May 25, |
1956. Further, that on or about July 6, 1956, she will i
proceed to England where she tentatively plans to make a motion ;
picture starring LAURENCE OLIVIER. .

i

verified Miss MONROE's present cesiafte))
- and note ers the Chateau Marmont is but a temporary x

arrangemen as discreetly asked whether or not iB

he knew of any national magazi photographer who may have
made @ pictorial story of Miss } eo during her stay in New Yo

*poWL thy the past several years. who has access to all A
u(y) Boise (pectsrerep) ; RECORDED - 23/0 Or 4D. [03 —-
A --Néw York (100-127997) (REGISTERED) = ——— 4
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1 - Los Angeles INDEXED 9 3 Cobo de? .

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sing with Marjorie... was
that his picture was to be;
used in the layout.”
4S paid $150 hy Noilywoodl. That story was _ titied,
aideatch, ive, Confidential s|“Iss and Tell,” he said.

sval liste:cng post, he saidy Wrong-Door Raid
But, he added, the result-;
't articic,” : tol
any ‘fu
. of thing: T never kn
sonst Sona.” j
erry MeCarths,
les news; Mavilyn Monroe aiter one of}
< contac sou to,Ruditsky’s operatives appar-
eck out a slory tat. Joanjently sold the original infor-
word s mean to herimation,
Fidred.” Bur, McCarthy, Following that, Rushmore
4, be foun? nodrutn to the;said, Ruditsky returned to
tion an quit cold “bes eslywood and subsequently
se T. was. getting a, litttetsole Confidential information|
& of the whole thing”. Jabout “Mickey: Rooney ~ and
> ndleader Ct
aid Rud

her

/ who supplied missing de-
of the famous wrong.
jor raid involving Frank’

“ike

aid: Francesc,
wite of

said,
clorisne

“terial” over alries

Megultcd iv Lawsuits
ee stories she turned
he told the jury, resulted
lawsuits—Aobert Mi
. Errol Flynn and Dor:
ho. When questioned 4

~ Hollywood Reigoufidential’s attorneys, si
the ar aboutiRusbmore, Miss De Stata ail.
“ie wanted toi
ne of Novak's!
cad Rust more,

*onridnrstid-

transcript,

Ata int of
Cavoi.and now in Mex-icame up with...
d 90% of our,penple -that are. writing sto-

1 RR,

acts.

Fired Ronnie Quillan

when she offered him a story|- Walter ‘Wincheil, Rush-!
jthat “nauseated” him.
He said ke was sent io Losicisi interest in Co
Angeles by Harrison to sctibut gave it
up a West Coast bureau and!
that he | q
Florabelle Muir and her iis), at winger ie
band, Denny Morrison. eaiBsbathe left-wingers any
But, he remembered. their
ticles “were too well doo:
nted,”

sired Columnist

Harrisoi
their stuff.

Also Got Fired

id not!

“You vont ovr thé ce end,

uple of

vat

my ‘hes
Neary,
“He hawied me, out, Hettve,

mitted she wasn't ceriain ofjeven the New York~Fiures

would use!’” -

: Rushmore, according to the]: Rushmore said. Harrison|

estimated thatjfired Miss Muirand het hus}:
Francesca—who has twice at-band after three months
tempted suicide in Mex{co, cate
City since her indictment—t ra
Rushmore said it was Pri-lmade “£30,000 to $40,000/he told Hatrison
(e Detective Barney Rudit-/from Confidential.”

Rushmore. said that wiht

h, TA
jitust: the sort pf iif ee :
jwho would: sell. infor ion”
‘ab out former “girl: friends}

He testified that he fived’Harrison retorted, That. is}
natra, Joe DiMaggio and;Ronnie Quillan as a sourceithe kind of stuff we need!” |

Mere testified, had no finan-|

‘ea’ boosts “1
aust Harrison was shrewd!
enough io defend. Winchell!

Ipro-G6 mst ir 14 8°
tacked hints oe
fone li PESOS
‘ied

he

scorporations
rand.

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=3
D
4
5
e
3B
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ources of |
-urid Tales
fevealed

' Flt was disclosed isclosed that Roi
obec Quillan, faded veteran
Holivwood. ¢
pades, fre admitted tha
lis marketed iove and th
took money fram Con-

files whieh:

owed male Bim stars in

we and colorful, situa-
” “

Miss Quilla

acted Con

mes of such highs,”
sd Hols wood talent as
Gane, Birk. Mag,

said she first
dential to pro-

Kin. Novak, DesieAre ost about a story concerning
Sonny Lefts, Ligaheth ner and Singer Billy Daniels
Herbaleffites, Mi was, covapictely

Roones. ChariiexB: . 7 :

+4 4 Aiuhough Herrison. said he
Anita Bkverg and M wasn't anteres ed in the “ime
iAfoni‘oe sprinkle thes ; facis” of that episode, Ron-i
y grant jury, Conf. nix testrfied, he pur her i
sal magazine inquiry: SOrk digging up dint on other
pt chich was filed) Hei wood Raures.

A ny
uevior Court yester-.  ,_. Received #160
— Tele | BYeSaTi she soltietritg-
ory apaut Desi Av-
dantr with ‘my

eT Lopee dacutar

ord of esiimoay by Ace haying gone areund .avith
Maint OMeti, Lit aan 10 \ears pr

ce, Playgii! Ronnie Quil- 1s said Confidential published

and others which on May) 2#ticle made the incident ap-

pear to heat
She said she was paid

$1G00 hy Haxvison for stories
n Ava Gardner and Singes

ison, whe

ad to the ‘sseret indict-}!
£ of Megetine Publisher]!
wrt Har x Actress}

temive Jack Holcamb tap ine
apartment telephone to ob-!
tain “verification” of her
siories.

But, she said, she never:
Bears Ovt Statement followed through on an as,
pt hore out! signment to substantiate an!

hoth Miss{ article about Actress Liza-
ia and iberace that} oct x et

“had tolt the jurors C on
nliai ort about thi

sere cared

fo puusch libel and ob-
re mater} oo

agazine * That uir

afftavits —~Private Detective Virginia

* courts.

site was to try to have I sich
wkh Miss Scott, recording’ e|
eonversalion on. a micd
phone-wrist: watch. “But she]
didn't cen the’ actress, she;
xaid, and was even told by}

Lee that there appeared: to,
be no truth in the article Con-|
fidentia! wanted to print. |
Harrison ran it anyway!
and subsequently was!
slapped with a iawsui which!
is still pending in New Ye

Epi ‘ode Smeiled

Virg ia Lee, alga new
as joah Morgan, tested that
she did nat know the
af the work she was doin:
her boss, Private Dc tes
UM. L. Vor Wittenberg, ant
aller ‘as told ta ge. gale

said he oe work)
Harrisdie sther* the
vestigation. He said:
“the episode smelled. 1 wold}
Harrison this was not tor;

enberg, facrator!
of Hialis wood Detective
Axenc
signed hy
check ona slary abe
Douglas that v
Magazine hy
ners, a forner
ture po
Information on Tufts

It wes Frank J. Goldberg,
an unemployed Hollywor
writer, who testified he sol
the smear maga
Al Sonny Cafis, Hey

said lis also eo INDEXED - “24

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Office Memorandum - onire
pass
To : DIRECTOR, FBI (105-4.7652 >

ay GOVERNMENT
eesa is)

~pate: 5/27/57

we
FROM : SAC,
Ree

WFO (105-16672) ;

jo) SUBJECT?”

WFOLet a blank memo
captioned hich fur- «
nished informa about contacts between @ above in- *
dividuals [and 7 & Ww

There are e

blank memo captioned
ALSO KNOWN AS e first confidentia.
source in this blank_mem and the second con-

id .
fidential source is ~

A copy_of this memo is being furnished to the
New York Office inasmuch as have contacted
in the past from New York City (Wy)
he i

rewith five copies of a

\

ba

ng

2 WFO indices contain no identifiable information i
oN with LEE STRASBURG. For the informgtion of the New York J
2 e Office, the State Dept. has savieed [thet plans a ls
Pa > trip by air from Washington, D. C., to San Francisco and sii
tt t& Los Angeles to commence on 5/23/57 and to last about,ten *
G2 days. It would appear the affair referred tod ofp lank

memo will take place within that time sinc dicated

— he probably woyld be on the West @oast and unavailable to
os? attend same. te
Ps ww

@2Bureau (Encls. 5)
j-New York (105-18336) (Info) (RM) (Encl. 1) aD

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STANDARD FORM NO. i

Office M: 20randuM + UNITED Si..tus vom ON

TO : DIRECTOR, FBI (100-375605) |.
yyhrrom : SAC, NEWYORK (100-120348)

a3 sed herewith are copies of the report of SA
dated and captioned as above, at NY, pre
_ co on 9/21/56 by SAS
an
y" cafeteria, Sth St. and 3rd Ave., NYC,

ront of Sagamore

rom subject's
residence, After being advised of the identity of the Agents,
a reauest was made to soeak with the subject regarding a con-
fidential matter. Subject readily admitted his identity and
agreed to accompany the Agents to a Bureau car parked at a
discreet distance from the place of contact. Here the Agents
reintroduced themselves and again displayed theircredentials.
The subject shook hands with both Agents and carefully examined
theircredentials, while engaging in friendly conversation. In
this conversation subject indicated that he was presentl
attending a NY college in pursuit of his MA degree a

and that he was not presently employed,

geo

It was pointed out to the subject that the Agents
might possibly be known in the neighborhood, and he agreed to
ride with them to a less conspicuous area. This was done and
subject was interviewed on an untraveled portion of E. 10th
St., NYC, until approximately 12 noon. Subject, at the outset,
was advised of the Bureau's responsibilities and investigative
jurisdiction in the internal security field.

Subject was then asked whether he knew of anything
which would aid the FBI in -fyifilling its responsibilities,
it being pointed out that we were in possession of information
tending to indicate that subject was, or nad been, connected
with the CP.

Subject advised that he was wacutely aware that this
interview would subsequently be reduced to writing and be made
a matter of official record; therefore, he desired to be con-
sidered "as cooperative as possible," and would conduct himself
and answer questions towards that end. He en that while he

oewemeeeasi gens 4 pe
cae Hop), (Sh. ear renee GOS“,
mtu TAN oy oc & [pe

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RRAOERT

NY 100-57673

B, Marital Status . «Hie

An article in the July 3, 1956 edition of
the "Daily Worker" reflected that ARTHUR MILLER and
MARILYN MONROE were married in a civil seremony at
White Plains, New York, on Feiday, (June 29, 1956),
and were subsequently nemarried at Katonah, New York, on
July 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 Committee on Un-American Activities
(HCUA). According to the article, MILLER was scheduled to
testify on his "passport tatbbe" with the United States
State Department and further that the members were
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 Times", a daily
| newspaper, edition of June 22, 1956, datelined June 21, 1956,
\ andcaptioned "ARTHUR MILLER Admits Helping Communist Front
Groups In 40's", reflected that MILLER "discloses today
a past filled with Communist front essociations." According
to the article, MILLER told the HCUA he had signed many appeals anc
protests issued by "Red front groups" in the last decade.’
He denied being "under Communist discipline."

The above article reflected that MILLER was
asked about his sponsorship of a World Youth Festival in
Prague in 1947; the signature on a 1947 statement against
the outlawing of the CP; a signature on a statement
defending GERHART EISLER before he fled this country to
become a top Communist official in East Germany; a statement
attacking the HCUA; and statements opposi od. SSaupRatot
The article reflected that MILLER stated he Re no memory
of most of these things but that he would not deny them,

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be
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DIRECTOR, FBI . . 6/1/56
TRE b> //'

RE:  UNSUB: "Life" in x)

Photographer;
pictures taken of Miss MONROE, and is a close personal friend
and confidant of the actress, was unable to recall any
instance whereby she was accompanied on a pictorial story

by any photographer other than perhaps MILTON GREENE, her
friend, partner, and former photographer “Look" magazine.

stated he knew very little concerning
MILTON GREENE, his background, friends and associates. He
stated GREENE, to the best of his knowledge, 1s a New Yorker,
and has never lived in the Los Angeles area, with the
exception of his present residence.

7 a@ current informant of the Los Angeles
Office, and who has furnished reliable information in the
past, was contacted by SE lon May 16, 1956.
The informant, who is generally familiar with the. activities
and membership of the Los Angeles County Communist Party,

advised MILTON GREENE was unknown to hin?

The indices of the Los Angeles Office contain no
references which might be identifiable to MILTON H. GREENE,



ah EAE

NY 100-57673

DETAILS: I. BACKGROUND

we

A. Residence

An article in the July 10, 1956, edition of
the "Daily Worker" captioned "MILLERS Fly to England
Fryday" reflected that ARTHUR MILLER and actress
MARILYN MONROE would fly to England on Friday (July 13, 1956)
on a honeymoon and business trip.

The "Daily Worker" is an East Coast Communist
daily newspaper.

Chief, Passport Legal
ifice, partment of State, advised
on July 6, 1956, that ARTHUR MILLER
was assport Number 129936 on July 6, 1956, limited
to expire in sixth month’, not to be extended without

the express authorization of the Department of State.

In his passport application, @ateiMay 17, 1956, at

Reno, Nevada, MILLER stated he intended to proceed

by plane to England from New York City for a period

of one month to six weeks approximately July 15, 1956, to
east and assist in production of his play, "A View From
The Bridge."

An article in the August 29, 1956, edition of
the "New York Daily News" reflected that on that date,
ARTHUR MILLER had arrived in New York from England to
spend ten days to two weeks with his children. The article
reflected that at the end of that time, MILLER would probably
return to England to rejoin his bride, actress MARILYN
MONROE.

An article in the September 12, 1956, edition
of the "New York Daily News" reflected ARTHUR MILLER
had returned to England

Ba, who ha: Yen ca reliable information in the
past, on June 28, 19568 could furnish no informatign regarding
the subject.

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Source related that_at,
ted to contact

direction they

algo atte

the
New York Cit a, but were not successful. Source sta

that ad been a New York City politician,
had received $18,000 a year salary and was employed by an

Italian judge, name not ne in New York City.
i ihr

ource related! that they had also sic
ity, who source described
and while at his office —

an 8 or 16 mm. "French-type" movie which depicted Mari
Monroe, deceased actress, in unnatural acts with an unknown

male. Source advised that Que informed them that he had

obtained this film prior to the time Nasslygeoauamsnod Ce

achieved stardom and that subsequently former baseball player ,

Jose i. Maggia, had attempted to purchase this film from oases
and had offered him $25,000 for cane. intimated

is the only such film in existence and would not
part with it.

Source continued that they departed New York City s
approximately 7:00 PM on February 10, 1965, and they dropped
off at his home in Source related they had ~
bearing New York

used
license plate

It is noted that during trip to New York

City on February 9, 1965, agents of the Albany and New York
Divisions conducted a surveillance of him,

from Utica, New York to New York City. The results of this
surveillance bore out information furnished by source and
further, based on contact with source, the New York Division
has opened_a new Potential Confidential Informant case on
ET 22.

ity and personally acquainted with numerous high ranking

LCN members there.


; am ¥ — —Ta ———— - a ;
“Ofte € t Ui + UNITED STA’ ~~. DVERNMENT

ATE: July 2, 1956

. .6@-Mey=Niehols

ec Mr. Boardman

Baumgardner.”
_ce Mr, Cromer” ,

coun J. Winchell+g- broedgast was not carried locally on. -
“Station WHE due to the breadéast-of-e “baselall: games The foll

items of inte¥est to the Bureau in Winchéllts broadcast cl,
date were obtained from the New York Office. ass

Pliaaight Apthur iiller, husband: of Marilyn ‘Nonrog; refused
ose names of comrades with whom he once attended Red front” °
=< Committee will astonish Miller by. teMang. him those nine

| ne eb was under communist: discipline Jn the! 1930s end, yas .

ber-in3942, 1946, and-19k7, . Hehas beta a camber. of or.
} CP front organizetions; Miller todvific
itted ao

i

connecked with ‘a. nuicber o
"7940 which he tunders' :
-} ry refused.to furnish any names.
Sriributed to communist fronts.

ving -atbended- meetings
ings Of OF urlter
soMdnitted

WINCHELL SAID:

- “International news; Londen-— Wiis sia THis, t Bettishs.
“<““ipapbies ttonyhad- a remarkable scoop. : "Now thatthe epuel weys of
‘Jou Stalin ave been abandoned we. -hope- that Mrse-Karuschev will be
irelcased from Siberia, She was arrested and deported. in 1938 by’
‘Stalin for whom Mr. Kheuschev was carrying out mass purges. ~

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UNITED STATES © VYERNMENT

Memorandum

TO + Director, FBI TBA... 2/28/62

mom py Ledat, Mexico (100-1298) (RUC)

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WE 2 BP (or otect), who have furnished
reliable information in the past, advised 2/27/62 that
the movie actress MARILYN*MONROE is presently visiting

in Taxco, Guerrero, iexico, and is being escorted during
this visit by the subject. NW)

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in a store named "War On Prices" located on Broadway between © ‘Mi
end and 3rd Streets. He made a purchase of glessware in

this store and then attended a movie at the Lyric Theatre,

229 West 2nd Street. At 5:03 p.m., the subject left the

Lyric Theatre and walked to the Pennsylvania Station where,

he purchased a ticket and boarded Pennsylvania Railroad .

train "The Enbagsy" which departed for Washington, D. C.,

t 5:30 pom &

Miscellaneous

On August 22, 1955, T-1, who has furnished
reliable information in the past, advised that the subject
had told him he had spent two days duri of
at the office of
York City, on business matters concerning pre

T-1 stated that
number of persqns prominent in the entertainment wera were
attempting to ‘iii. > in va i Smong thie

-persons nam e MARILYN MONROE, BING “ig
Naossy, FRANAGINGTRA ee 0 —
Gording to ths informant, stat =

these persons had talked with him relative the above
but he did not identify which had done so.
then told informant that these contacts were in the nature
of a feeler to the Embassy to ascertain whether a visa
would be granted if the above persons could produce
passports. GY

(

ACTIVITIES OF SUBJECT IN NEW YORK | @Y¥
CITY, SEPTEMBER 21-2), 1955 t

Special Agents of the FBI observed the followin;
activities of the subject on the dates indicated: uy.

[eet 21, 1955 14 . bie

At 4:20 p.m., the subject, accompanied ae



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Ne T~3 further advised that fand his wife
; received an invitation to a 7 RE coon LEE :
STRASBURG, said that STRASBURG was an :
important in n the theater world and

if at all ould attend: In ~~
any event, to. that he should go _ nr
tg the function since the famed mov: : MARILYN: , a

would be present. The informant stated that a :
indicated he was going to the West Coast, and

not &, whether he would be available for this
function LX) . .

May 15, 1957, T-3 advised that
id Affairs Council, Seat
that his group would attempt to schedule

for an appearance on their program durin;
last half_o: lune or early part of July, 1957.

O

advise hat he desired the council have a wa
specific time for him to appear before he ald y
arrange a trip to the West Coast. according [1 Cc

to the informant, reed to attempt to s up a more
specific date for = appearance. & te

On May , 1957, T-3 said reat SI sia bl Dd
we: the Council was Intrigued
e idea o. appearance on a program, ,
but they felt this was "a bit touchy." The Co
felt it would be better if they could have ol
counterpart fron the magazine "Amerika" on e same
program. The informant stated tha had no

objection to this, and they agreed each other
advised on develo; nts rezerding Mu appearance
before this group.

"Amerika" is te publication of the American
Embassy, Moscow, USSR, -

On April 26, 1957, T-7; w
reliable information in the st, advised that

fed in impressing erican undergraduates

with the finesse demonstrated by ¢g asts at the Olympic
games. The informant stated that WHER Gscribea
himself as Jers
for Health and Physical Education Development,

Incorporated, and had also been present at
Olympic games
7° SIRRET


Letter to Legal Attache, London

Re: ARTHUR ASHER EFLLER
S8CURITY MATTER ~ C . pee a
FRAUD AGAINST THE GCVEE VP"
PERJURY tn
Bufile 100-333798

NOTE ON YELLOW:

Subject not on SI. He is currently in England
with his wife, Harilyn Monroe, filler is alse being con-
sidered for prosecution for contempt of Congress in
connection with his appearance before HCVA on 6/21/56.

og RE CONFIOPNTIAL


0-19 (Rev. 10-29-57) ww

Tolson

Trotter
. . Clayton
Aw “ rei Room

f Contempt Si fl
H Appeals.Court 4 We G, Sullivan,
To Clarify Commi - :
| i “By HOWARD 1: DUTEIN:
|

"Bla Stagt Writer vay

‘The full-nine-man bench of the United States Wout of
‘Appeals today .reverse: é contempt -of ‘Congress. Viction
jot ‘Playwright: Arthur r, “husband of Adtress” Mafilyn|

‘Monr Rsetees
ier was corivictéd in Fédefal: ‘District Court here pe

, last rfor Tefusing to tell: the: Hotise ‘Committee on Un-}
js eis. 7 fle *? American “Activities ‘the name
f s of .Communist: . writers with|had contended “that the: ques-
whom he’ admittedly. met in|tion: was not.pertinent -to ‘the
‘New York imJ947. . {subjeet undér inquiry - by" ‘the

ee ‘The appellate court directed{comimittee..."
District court to.enter a judg-|eomimittee . was’ ‘investizatig
t ; ment of ‘acquittal. the ablise of passport Brivilegés|

- ‘The -apperiate court. founa|D¥ Communists... “-:3°7
Se a“ that. Chairman Walter. of . thé{." On" the pertineney- issue,,the
a - Flouse committee failed to make | Ourt declared thatvin: view
a definitely known’ to Mr. Mifler| #5: ruling. on‘ tHe: direction
that He was being commanded|#TMS¥eX.. it: was -unhecessary to
to answer the question at issue./8° ‘to the pertinency, question:
The court pointed out that} y
after the question was first
asked, Mr. Miller requested that
the question be suspended un-
tila liter time, ”

Lack of Clarity Found
The: court ‘found that the | BE
chairman did not make clear Wash. Post and

later that the questlog Was be-ip. McLaughlin. had’ a .
ing insisted upon. aspended 30-H: Times Herald
Attorney Josep Raul, ir, Wash. News

Tepgesenting “Mr: Miller, ‘also fine. Wash. Star

ee wee : N. Y, Herald —____
Tribune

N. Y. Journal-____
American

N. Y. Mirror

N. Y. Daily News —

N. Y. Times

os DATE S aily Worker —___
93 AUG 12 1998 © , The Woven

New Leader
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CONF ENTIAL

ACGM - VISITORS ¥ gu

The following individuals have been noted ih contact ce
with the ACGM in theycourse of the past year or two while
visiting in Mexico. ¥7u .

of the Communist-line pub-
lication-"h Let, lexico for a short visit my
in October, 3, and in contact with various of the ACGM ——C<_
and particujarly' with - .

from Detroit who
were in_Me y on = She stayed for a
considerably longer period of time than her husband and was studying

se

iS 4 o Acai Ge) Institute. She was accepted
MERIC COR
BOUDIN reportedly is a New York rney who repre- a

sents Castro's Cuba. He and his partnér, VICT BINOWITZ,
reportedly have passed through Mexico City on several occasions
en route t be in MéXTcoO"have been in contact _#¥
ae :

(01

was an associate of the ACGM during her
residenc exico. She presently lives in Los Angeles but
makes visits to México from time to time. She was in Mexico
in August, 1962, reportedly commissioned by the movie actress
MARILYN MONROE to purchase various Mexican decorator's items.) ~

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CONFIQPENTIAL

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NY 100-57673

CONFIDENTIAL

ADMINISTRATIVE (CONTINUED)

o of the “Daily Worker." His name was n *
set out in the details er to avoid compromising the

informant inasmuch as oe engaged in private conver- /} j,,
sation with the informant when the information was pede

replied that
di that MARILYN MUNRUE goes to
then said that a "erel phot

D:
| who was a "Party member," took MARTLYN MONROE o
of Brooklyn and escortéd her to house. Fy ho [1 7]

voy taste Youth Board, on
November » 1955, confacted AC DONALD E. MOORE and advised

that the Youth Board had planned to do a film in collabora-
tion with Independent Artists and Jinited Artists on youth
gangs in New York City. esc that the Youth Board
had been advised by the ation counsel that MILLER had
been a member of five organizations cited by the Attorney
General of the Unite es, The names of the organizations
were not specified, stated that in view of the contro-
versy regarding MIL! » he 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. be con smn advised of the confidential
nature of the fi e FBI and was told that this office
could be of no assistance to him in this matter.

ccwrerammrieana! Michigan State Police, Subver-
sive Squad, Ann Arbor, chigan, 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

cOMFIDENTIAR

ADMINISTRATIVE PAGE (CONTINUED)

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8 Se DOCUMENT SS: Tammmneee.

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGAT ON

Tavestigative Period 8871;
“1958 Hy 2: f2i-2h, 27, 2289} 207%

IAL by

Reporting Office

HkWw YORK

TITLE OF CASE Report eade b Typed

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Synopsis?

Sub ject arrived New Y.
UN, attended movie,

movie in

dirs x ; s cei iiew York pit
On 7/8/55, visited
, New York City, while waited in cab

outside that building. They ell returned to Washington, D. C.,

that day. Sub ject arrived New York City, 8/1 wee. an
“He. visited offices of

viesbi ., on 6/19/55, a]
ew York City, < concerning Embass iness m

on 8/17 and 1 bal on 8/19/55, visited Si York City.
During period of B717-19/55, subject visitea sovie Hee teeere!

~atbended mpvies, Snoppeds nd stayed at Century Hotel, 1112 West yong?

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UNITED STATES GC RNMENT

Memorandum

TO : DIRECTOR, FBI hy DATE: 6/7/65

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SUBJECT: “Cont. a bd

Enclosed hdreniesWee two copies
regarding informatio: icfsithished by informan

to
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Uppice Memorandum « UNIVED STATES. OVERNMENT

Vz ob rae
10 ‘4 Le V. Boardman ( a para: February 1p oe bowing

Belmont
oa Harbo

rrom : A. H, Bel

SUBJECT: WALTER“ “WINCHELL BROADCAST
FEBRUARY 12, 1956

“Washington Post: The U.S. Internal Security Committee
has subpoenaed a large group of Americans working for Tass News.
This agency feeds news to Russia. They appear this week in
executive session. One is an American-born girl from Washington,
D.C.”

a
We were informed previously of intention of Senate a

Internal Security Subcommittee to subpoena a number of U. S-
citizens who have been employed by Tass. e American-born girl
from Washington, D..C., apparently is Sormer
Washington oorrespondent for Tass, who was released by Tass in he
July, 1955, when Tass dispensed with services of American

Following her release, we considered interviewing

ut decided not to do so. At that time we knew Senate

“Subcom e was interested in interviewing her. On 2/6/56, we
received information to the ffect gmemmlmaly has been subpoenaed.

WINCHELL SAID:

COMMENT :

*

"New York Daily Mirror: Harvey\Matusow - he worked
both sides of the fence - goes to trial in Federal Court, New
York, on the 20th."

COMMENT :

Matusow's trial on perjury indictment in Southern ty
District of New York is scheduled for 2/20/56, but the U.S. ,

Attorney expects tt will actually go*to trial within one or ia
two weeks after that'.date.'° .

RECORDED-4¢ = GQ Ly, 06

JIT/BCF —
i in DEXED-Ad o Ts
ce: Mr. Boardman cy ra aah:

Mr, Nichols FED 22 1999 j

Mr. Belmont :

Mr. Baumgardner fa.

1 Mr. Bland

Raach
Sor i aby Baaen
Mr. Torrillo



pe

BU 100-12315

recommende at the-subject
Index as her current activities come
in SAC Letter 55-30.

The Buffalo Office has a number of good photographs
of the subject. b>

is fortHcoming marriage with MARILY
subject mentioned that ARTE MILLE
c

friends for

a source close vo
| the following note

anonymous,
advised o: 1956, that
in her possessioi

enna 11:00 a.m. at a nouse
I'll take care o.

ay: my club on attendance. WLLL
you take care of the rest? It's O.K. fo a

it is believed that this note is ron <<
WER 2273 inc a Community Section meeting which would be
herd at the residence cf SALA aaa

Buffalo, New York. ey

The pretext “interview gentioned in instant repor
under date of February 25, 1957Z was made by SA
of the Los Angeles Office. SA osed as a solicitor
having the wrong telephone number. 7

. 7 “4 ~
The surveillance of February 18, 1957; at Buffalo, New
Yorke was conducted by SiS Ii << ji /irry

on S.

L_ —V6— $$

ADMINISTRATIVE PAGE

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WY 100-120348

Subject answered "No" to all questions, but subse-
quently medified his answer to the extent that he admitted
having attended meetings at which people, whom he kmew to
espouse the Commmnist line, and who had been said by others
to be Commmists, had attended, He denied that Progressive
Party meetings held at Ohio in 1950 fell into this category,
and stated that this party, in hisqinion, was not Commmnist
controlled, subject wWould:notifurther elaborate oh this topic.

Subject was asked to state how he came into contact
with the Communist movement, how he came to disavow it, if

in fact he had, an: comment he might wish to
on this subject. tated that his ers posit)

on Communism and attitude st 8 TAI
Playwright and husband of MARILY® in aeyeral 6 ye
released MILLER had made to the press. “stated, that like

WELLER, he had “found Commmisa in the sifting search for a
philosophy of life." He stated that he has "rejected" but has
not “denounced” Communism, that he likewise holds all other US
parties in similar contempt, and at this point strongly crit-
icized the Democratic Party for its Dixiecrat element, and

the Republican administration for its failure to make a show

of force in the recent racial incidents throughout this country.
Asked to explain why he did not “dmgnounce” Communism, but yet
“rejects” it, he stated that the word "denounce" is too strong,
and that he associated the word "denounce" with certain indi-
vidhals, usually former Communists, who now loudly attack the
Communist philosophy, naming their likewise misguided associates,
without the slightest feeling of shame that they themselves

had been ardent exponents of Communiss,

Me stated that Marxism - Leninism is not for the
Negro. That now he considers himself a political nonentity
and reiterated substantially the following statement:

I am politically nothing, no political
party or form of government has the answer to

my (the Negro) problem, I ne lo:
interest in political philésophy,

I believe I am good in this field, Y am c
ot the best, but I believe I can do a creditable (1
job. This is all I am interested in, regardless

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—
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f é . Beliadit_
“3 r. Mohr
“ Mir. DeLo&ich_
Mr. Casper.
5 Mr. Calg
147A

UNITED STAT:S GO uRNMENT

Memorandum

TO DIRECTOR, FBI 2/ 13/48 It
YM Sulfivan__
v OM Mr. Tavel. {
Mr. Trotter__
Tele. Roo:
Miss Holmes___
SupyecT: Miss Gandy

ITOM METERS
INTERSTATE TRANS POR?

OBSCEVE SGATTE

date,

at that address,

depicted dece

+ . act upon an u Own me. Acco: ‘a to

\O1O claimed that former baseball star JOSEPHXQI MAGGIO in the pas
had offered him $25,000 for this film, it Reing the only one
eistence, but that iad refused the offer. ag

The above is being furnished to the FBI Lab and the
NYO for information purposes in the event reports are received
from other divisions describing an obscene film which might be
idential to above.

SINCE THE DISSEMINATION OF ABOVE INFORMATION AT THE A,
PRESENT TIME MAY COMPROMISE SOURCE THIS INFORMATION’ -:!
ae SHOULD NOT BE DISCUSSED OUTSIDE THE Ue {
ey
f.
& 3B> Bureau MCK24 fe, 7 EE 3ALP- Z-f
~ New York (INFO) rec 20. jf as
(1 - 145- 12 FEB 7 1965
(1 - 92-
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“MW


something, Vdrather. 0

ave it sex than some of the
ther things they’ve got
mabols for.”?-Marilyn Monroe

fore she took her life, Marilyn

Monroe asked one of the world's
st talented photographers to shoot
-ries of nude studies of herself,
hese Jast photographs of Marilyn
mnree are without doubt the love-
ty graphs ever taken of the
st iu. .zed woman of our time. So
czling’ are they, in fact, that Miss
mroe—who saw them before she
d-specifically instructed the pho-
rapher to be sure to see that they

( the rumors are true. Just be-

¢ photographs of Marilyn
the full flowerof her beauty
w fitting memento of the woman
o did so much to rid our nation of
baneful effects of puritanism. Ob-
usly, these are the photographs by
ich Marilyn Monroe wanted to be

“aembered.

\ portfolio of these handsome pho-
raphs—comprising perhaps the
ate-’ »hotographic essay of our
uppear as a special feature
ihe next issue of EROS. The port-
‘0, 24 pages long, consists of almost
photographic studies, many in glo-
‘us color, together with the full story
vow these pictures came to be taken.

Chis photographic essay—a collec-
's item never again obtainable—
J appear exclusively in EROS and
Ibe scen by noone but EROS sub-

bers.

,

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a really'worthy magazine on the ever-.*

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In EROS, the talents of the world’s

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a -

T-1 advised as
ee...

as expecclng ier

Activity | as -

T-1 advised on
year that the
ACGM, particula:

erous occasions during t}:e past
tinue their association with the

all

of whom were identified by T-l1 as associates of the °
T-1 advised om August 18, 1961, tnat HOPE OYE gave
@ concert at the Palace of Fine Arts which was the odgasion

\ywe of a ~ ‘ "i yo? the part of the ACGM, including

T-1 advised in February of 1962 that most of the
more active associates of the ACGM were planning to be out

of Mexico City so as to be unavailable for poss

of Mexico City anvorehen

tbl
tO Dé unavailable for possible apprehen-

sion during the then contemplated visit of President KENNEDY
vo Mexico in June of 1962, WEEE were among those who
planned to be out of town during this visit. ewe

Ng T-1 advised that late in February, 1962, MARILYN
w

(ROE, the movie actress: visited Mexico City _and associated
th various members of the ACGM, including

Reportedly,

Also durin;

"Torpero'

she was invited to home and accepted.
her visit, she was sc -t. e the filn,

Low

T-3 advised that on April 8, 1962, a large party
was held at the home of ALBERT MALTZ in Mexico City. A number
of associates of the ACGM were identified as attending this

party. T-3 advised he observed a couple driv: a Lincoln :
automobile with Federal District License SIRE eencing
chis party at the MALTZ home. Federal District license .—té‘éi

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Tor ur, Dennis A, Flinn (ortginal & 1)
Dtrector

pyie4 Offtce of Seourtty .
* Department of State °

515 22nd Street, NeW.
Washington, D. C.

From? John Edgar Hoover, Director hey ip

Federal Bureau of Investigation-

Subjects VISIT OF SOVIET FARMERS TO

THE U. Sey 1955 ear ae
INTERWAL SECURITY = R ae

A confidential source, who has furnished
reltable information tn the past, adutsed that the
Soviet Enbasey, Washington, D, Cog recently sent numer ous
tnuttattone to offtctals tn the Department of Agriculture,
to soricultural officials in areas where the Soviet
delegation has viatted and to radto and newapapermen tn
these areas, One tnvttatton was addresaed to Mise Wartlyn
Monroe, Waldorf Astoria Hotel, New York, New York,
According to the source, these invitations are for an
affatr to be held at the Sovtet Embaasy, Washtngton, D. Cy
tn honor of the Soviet agricultural delegation utatting
the United Statea. Thia affair ts to be held on
August 22, 1955. 4h\)

It ta requested that no dissextnatton of this
tnformattion be made outside of your Department without
prtor reference, tothe Bureau.

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furnished by the fm Angeles ilvision. T=) ident ified jtne
male individual iniM#hotographs Ppl, BP’, and fi lo, @
t Tijuana, Paja Celi fornta,
fexeCOe To individual at tho left,
T-1 identified ithe ma
<4 &, and the male individ
BP 6, as an employee of
alled by T-1. to stated he courdmne
pther persons appeering in the photbgraphs
furnishe y Angeles Division. T-1 stated that subd jec
. as wealthy busihessme:
are reputed nue to spend a great deal of money bn part
and party girls, but} that he does not have eny information
indicating that thefg are transporting or causing to be -rans-
ported. any js ay girls into Mexico, T-1 stated that
awhile residing chiefly at Tijuana, lexica,
elso visits his busPheas intereste in Mexicali He seic that |
on one such nid Me
cail &
to the*movie é MARILYN MONROE,
of the latter | | Barty to be sponsored
Lnkno site| aid tho

Hoes “Orrtoe
yidual vpponring in Bf otograph “BP:

REBColexico, Cal Be. pPetearr
~etated A 5 parvoular photograph appaars % hae
faken in the fpetto ofthe be Anzu Nolal nt ealexiovry Gad

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MARILYN MONROE
"CROSS " REFERENCES
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RE: ARTHUR ASH ERIE LER -¢

. Arthur Asher Miller was born on October 17, 1915,
in New York, New York. Aa of June, 1956, he resided at
155 Willow Street, Brooklyn, Mew York. Miller, a play-~
wright, is the author of the play "Death of a Salesman."
On June 29, 1956, he. was married to Marilyn Monroe, notion-

picture actress.

Miller has been reported to have been a member of
the Communist Party (CP) in the 1940's and to have been
associated with numerous communiat-dominated organizations
from 1946 to 1950. He testified before a subcommittee of
the Committee on Un-American Activities, United States House
of Representatives, Washington, D. C., on June 21, 1956,
Miller admitted having attended 5 or 6 meetings of CP
writers in 1947 but denied having been under CP discipline.
In response to a question concerning whether he had signed
an application to join the CP Miller testified that in 1939
or 1940, he had signed what he thought to be an application
Jor a study course in Marriam but that he did not know the
exact nature of the application. He refused to discuss
activities of any other individuals and was, therefore, on
July 25, 1956, cited for contempt of the House of Repre- ae
sentatives, United Statea Congress. Contempt of Congress .
ts an offense subject to criminal prosecution.
ke
On July 6, 1956, Miller was issued Passport
129936, good for a period of 6 months, not to be extended
without express authorization of the United States Department
of State. In his passport application Miller -stated:he in~
tended to proceed by plane from Wew York City to England
about July 15, 1956, for a period of one month to 6 weeks
to cast and assist in production of his play "A Fiew From
the Bridge.” Wew York City newspaper articles reflected A
that on August 29, 1956, Miller had arrived in Wew York J00-333 15
from England to see his children and that as of September. Secones
1956, he had returned to England. RECORDED - =

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its way into the CP.

Reporter, "New York Daily News,"

shed information that on 7/3/56, the
"New York Daily News" received an anonymous telephone call “if
from an unidentified male during which he stated that .
ARTHUR MILLER had been and still was a member of theCP
& and was their cultural front man. The
that MILLER's religious marriage ceremony to actress
MARILYNMONROE and MILLER's public statements were so much
stated that according to the anonymous *
caller, LYN MONROE shad drifted into the Communist
orbit and money from MARILYN MONROE “productions-was finding

anonymous caller said

This source stated that_ MARILYN MONROE

Productions was filled with Communists.

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Engagement Party

There were so many newspapermen
milling around the lobby of the apart-
ment house on New York's East Side
that the superintendent said they were
a fire hazard, and the tenants grumbled
about calling the police.

The reporters wanted to sce the
woman in apartment 8-E, but she didn't
want to see them. She didn’t feel like it,
and besides, she hadn't yet made up
her face. So far as she was concerned,
they could just keep milling, while she
founged around watching a’ repairman
tinker with her a conditioning.

Which is precisely what they did,
until the repairman came downstairs
Then they mobbed him: Did she Saly
anything? Was it true? ‘

Was she going to marry him?

Triumphantly, the repairman replied:
“She said to ine: ‘Sure I'm Boing to he
married.” She was wearing form-fitting
beige toreador pants.”

In that haphazard way, the world
learned last week of the engagement of
Mig; roe, Oo motion-picture
actress of parts (“How to Marry a Mil-
lionaire”), to Arthur Miller, a playwright
of parts (“Death of a Salesman”). The
engagement, already had been reported

Maer Lypit Monroe BM
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{TIONAL AFFAIRS—~——

at length by the Broadway and Holly
wood columnists. And it already had
been confirmed by Miller in Washing:
ton, where he was appearing before the
House Committee on Un-American Ac-
tivities. Since it was the biggest tabloid
story of the week, however, it took M.M.
herself to make it official.

Planss When Miss Monroe, who
previously had been matried to Jim
Dougherty, a West Coast policeman, and
Joe DiMaggio, the ex-Yankee slugger.
finally talked to the reporters herself,
she said the wedding would take place
sometime before July 13, when she had
to le: and to begin a movie
with Sir Laurence Olivier.

What about her wedding gown?

“Any kind,” she murmured. “I think

‘The repairman said: ‘They'll wed"

Vd like it to he simple... something that
fooks like a wedding dress.”

Who had done the proposing?

“L guess he sort of initiated it
said was sort of simultaneous,

And, finally, what about Miller's testi
mony in Washington that same day that
he once was affiliated with a host of
Conmunist fronts though he never was
under Communist discipline?

“t don't know much about politics. I'l!
Have to have a talk with him and J think
he’s very tired. He's had quite a day.”

Politics might play a role in the honey
moon anyway. At the “k end there
were rumors in Washington that Mille
might he cited for contempt for refusal
fo name his associates in pro-
Comommist days, and he still hadNo get
4 passport. His last application, in by54
was denied, but he said he is now pre
pared to sign) the te Department's
non-Communist oath.

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Dear aay

Your letter of December 3, 1962,

with enclosure, has been received, and the interest =

prompting your communication is indeed appreciated.

The material appearing in the newspaper
clipping forwarded | by you, _however, does not constitute
a violation within the jurisdiction of this Bureau. I do
want to thank you for bringing this information to our
attention.

Ig

HOOW ONIGYS
U9 Hd 8. ¥

Sincerely yours,

oT

NOTE: Corresponderit is on the Special ‘Correspondents! List.

Enclosure qvas a newspaper atticle concerning a statement. of -
Marily\Mtonroe reading tothe effect that public display of .

sex is not to be scorned. This feature was to appear in
‘Eros, '' a publication already known to the Post Office Department.

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je euployments, and thumbnail sketches of these individuais set

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During the past two years, the ACGM has not engaged
any sort of production or distribution of propaganda

rial Le} uw

among others, reguiarly receives
such as THE WORKER and the NATIONAL
er distributes some of this material

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3, INTERNATIONAL BRIGADE sertviring yey “~

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vans of the Spanish Civil War resident in Mexico, In
these individusis, vith the exception of
be anong the least active politic 5a G

the composer, and the .
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WI 22225 225 opproactea wy
a representative of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade who desired

< he attempt to arrange for General LAZERO CARDENAS, the
toricusly leftist ex-President of Mexico, @ to Speak at a
be Abraham Lincoln Brigade in the United States.
Ge it clear that he dic not want to be
mnvoazvead in eny such activities. QPpw

Phe Abranem Lincoln Brigade has been cited
by the Attorney General of the United
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