not booked eny outside games as yet and will not do so where excessive
traveling is involved. 7.

The Office of Defense Transportation is urging all of us

the maximm. Of course you read where Mr. Truman is

asking none of the Se ee ee ee

As the war gets more grim, the strain on the common carriers is more
I am looking for the Ge *o ben much basketball travel.

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Por ae ten pened sine tink quecreninl have wh Tachatl Duties
and other places has asked the faculty members not to go home for
Christmas vacation. Churchill's anmouncement in London of the great
need to finish the war at the earliest possible date, and President
Reosevelt's emphasis that we draw all forces into the war, have caused
me to feel that I should cooperate in every possible way with my
basketball team.

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to take a Pullman and rode chair cars during the day and stopped at
hotels at night. It was an extremely tough trip and not the most en-
joyable one from a travel standpoint, but the boys learned a lot that
< will newer forget. cae Cee Na ee