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vA yo . : 6 ji Mi . ara! ~~ 4c AID 100-1291 { Q St JO'?Y 83 Wechington Rosd, Asheville. He cave his home address as™’ Vonteagle, Tennessee when he filed his epnlication on January "5 15, 1941 and steted he ettended Asheville, North Carolina High School frem 1924 to LIE, City College af. Asheville from 1928 to 1639 and Duke University from 192C to 1931. He entered the University on February 1, 1941 and is mejoring in Social Science ; epperently with a view of getting a degree to work as & teachers ‘Ss Fe is single and e« HMethodiat,. ; oo EUPTRICK stated in his application thet be had been — previously employed selling msgazines, radios, and real estate; want he hed done some writing far the WPA Writers’ Project in Lor th Ceroline; thet he hed teught in the NYA Camps in , Pennsylvania and had tewht et the Highland Folk School, | GR acvised that he believes his college is free of muy orfenized radical element; that he tries to keep a close wetch on this situstion and oecesionelly when a disturbing element siows up he de elinineted. He steted thet FUTTRICK ts un= kno-n to him ent he has never had eny reports on him, end thet no confirmetion wes made by the schecl of his teeeh ing activities at the Hirchlane Felk School. Agent intervieved SM Director of Residence, He steted thet he hed never received eny unfevoratie reports on EUTTRICE; that he had conversed with FUTTRICK on two oceasiors, chce when he first ertered the Uni- versity end applied for the monitorship jebd for Section "E" where he resides but was not suncessful in obtaining the vosition. No reason was given by BUTTRICK in eprlying for this position, but t esrries a $24 fee per semester, which he believes was the motive. Licre recently FUTTRICE hed contacted him sn? reserved s room until noxt February. He steted that he would make a disereet incuiry and advise Agent further on the mstter. Subsequent ly MMM iviced Avent by telephone that he Led contected Sect isn “E" monitor end elso FUTTRICE'S roommate tid they reported thet he ig not inclined to be very sociable; thut he hes but little to ecy end is very studious; thet he cleims to te suffering from ea heart silmert and he has act by words or ecte indiesteé any suLversive tendencies,