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NY 100-57673 fo TIAL ADMINISTRATIVE CONTINUED) was|__ Jor the "Datly: Yorker." His name was n bye set out. in the detail er to avoid compromising the informant inasmuch as was. engaged in private conver- £/ sation with the informant w en the ‘information was obtained Me "BU 185-S* advised on January 30, 1956, that IRVING GOFF, IS-C (Bureau file 100-99839) mentioned to his | wife, SOPHIE. GOFF. . C (Bureau file 100-99839) on the Above date that oné AR LLER and "your brother" (NORMAN ¥» AOSTEN, aka: Norman Rosen tein; SM-C) (Bureau file 100-372341), were "running around" with actress MARILYN MONRCE. SOPHIE GOFF replied that her brother and ARTY MILLER were good friends and that MARILYN MONROE goes to her brother's house. IRVING GOFF then said that. a "Life" photographer (not identified by GOFF), who was a "Party member," took MARILYN MONROE o tour of Brooklyn and escor ‘a her, to. "Normie's house, Tv Mr. ANTHONY B New York City Youth Board, on November 22, 1955, ‘contacted. ‘ASAC DONALD E. MOORE and advised. that the Youth Board had planned. to do a film in collabora~ tion with Independent Artists and United Artists on youth gangs in New York City. Mr..DUXE stated that the Youth Board had been advised by the corporation. counsel that MILLER had been a member. of five. organizations cited. by the Attorney General of the United States. ‘The names of the organizations were not specified. DUKE stated that in view of the contro- versy regarding MILLER, he had ‘seen 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. Mr. DUKE was advised of the confidential nature of the files of the FBI and was told that this office could be of no assistance to: him in this matter. AUSTIN VAN STRETT, Michigan State Police, Subver- sive Squad, Ann Arbor, . ‘Michigan, 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 “iavetict onan vin (conITNeED) 210-05