The second dey's trip began with nearly missing the trein at
Chicagoe But at 9:50 a. me, we were safely on our way. Again the
beys settled into card games and conversations with the other
passengers.

About 12:30 the call went es for food which culminated in the

team members signing & petition demanding nutriment. The reply from

the coach was that Mahatme Ghandi had gone 40 deys without food for -

@ principles but what éonfused the pleyers was that they couldn't
see for what principle they were sacrificing. If it were to save
expenses, thon ell I oan sey is GA Dasmi cone Kenyser end his
articles.

So it was not until 3:50, when we hed arrived at Ann Arbor e
thet we finally sew foods BE Miensecensoue sas so little of it
that all it did was to one c the gnewings of hunger momentarily.

At 4:00 pe ms we practiced on the beautiful Michigan Ue
intramural building floore It was large enough for about five
regulation basketball courts. Practice over, Ne Sanneman and 5,
Allen visited the barber shop where they discovered that Karsans
are still considered “Rubes". ae wits were fifty cents and a
dash of hair of1 was two bits extra.

A really fine meal at the cafeteria at the Ue of Michigan
followed. Cur hunger completely satisfied this time,s: ome of the
boys doutioek: 4a\'ge to bed innediately in preperation for having to
get up at 6:45 Be Me the next morning. Others went to see "South
of Suez with George Brent and Brende Marshall.

Tomorrow is awaited with high expectancy b. all, for we ere to

see Canade and Niagara Fallse