Y, JANUARY 3, 1952 THE DAILY TAR HEEL PAGE THREE . Letter (Continued from page 1) formed of the Grand Jury's action, stated: When the matter comes $0 us we will certainly investigate IX and take whatever action seems appropriate. We wouldn't attempt ia any way to circumvent the court.' Carmichael said yesterday that the University is now investigat ing the Huggins matter and will make a statement, of any action to be taken upon the completion Cf the study. Text of the investigation in- C?lred a letter to the faculties as Callows; ' "Recent events prompt us to call your attention to the fact that any use of Uni versity or college materials or of the services of Univer sity or college employees, on University or college time, in connection with a personal or private job is a violation of the laws of North Carolina and. will not be tolerated un der any. circumstance. 'If any employee of ' the. University, State College or the Womanls College is order ed or requested to do private work for a faculty or staff member, on University or college time, or on his own time without compensation, he should refuse to do the work, and he should report the matter to the office of the business manager. , "The University administra tion prefers that employees not do private work for Uni versity or college faculty or staff members. However, if some emergency arises when non-University or college la bor is unavailable, and a fac ulty or staff member engages the services of a University or college employee, during his nonworking hours, the business manager of the in stitution concerned should be apprised of the fact. This is for the protection of the Uni versity and all concerned.' State Funds Are Misused " Raleigh Misuse of State prop erty has been occurring in several State-supported colleges- under the official sanction of the admin istrations, it was learned here this week. An "analysis" of athletic sub sidization, at. State schools now being conducted by State Auditor Henry L. Bridges has revealed that ""two or three" institutions have granted concessions such as free tuition, fees, and in some in stances, room and board from State funds. Bridges said that in some in stances his auditor.? had found colleges entering such charges as tuition and fees against a student athlete's account and then writ ing off the account at, the end of the year without collecting. In others, they found that "schol arships," covering tuition and fees, or uition. fees, room and board have been granted athletes. These were . not privately en dowed scholarships, he said, and what it amounted to was ."not charging the student athlete for whatever concessions are made in the scholarship." The Attorney General of the State has ruled that college trust ees have no right to grant such scholarships. State funds cannot be used for athletic purposes such as fees, tuition, board and room for athletes. In the institutions affected the malpractices have apparently been going on for several years, Bridges said. Although his study has not yet reached the University at Chapel Hill or State College, Bridges said that he felt certain that "they are not guilty of what we want to guard against. These two large institutions ' have strong alumni organizations to handle their necessary scholarships for athletes." The , study, which covers both white and Negro colleges financ ed by the State, has also shown that some of the smaller schools apparently cannt operate an ath letic program except at a loss. At one school the auditors found that football game receipts didn't even Day for the officials on the day of the game. Unitarians I o Meet Sunday " "Liberal Religion around the World" will be the subject at a meeting of the Unitarian Fellowship of Chapel Hill Sunday evening at & p.m. in Graham Memorial Roland Parker Lounge No. 2. V . . N The Rev. Edward A. Cahill, new minister of the Unitarian ' Church of Charlotte and director of the Department of World' Churches- for the American Unitarian Association, will speak and lead discussion afterwards. Rev.CahiU has spent much time abroad and was in Europe this past summer. He was with the Unitarian Service Committee until 1943 and served as: American delegate to the first postwar conference, in Cambridge England, of the International As sociation for Liberal Christianity and Religious Freedom. H went to Charlotte from Nashua. N. H. . ; All interested are welcome. and foreign students-are par ticularly invited. Glen Fisher, chairman, will -preside, and other, recently-elected officers are Mrs. Harriet Doar, secretary; Arthur L. Fabrick treasurer; the Rev. 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