ROUTE: Chesapeake and Ohio—Pennsylvania

Cincinnati, Ohio Covington, Ky. Newport, Ky. Louisville, Ky. Shelbyville, Ky. Frankfort, Ky. Lexington, Ky. Winchester, Ky. Mt. Sterling, Ky. Morehead, Ky. Augusta, Ky. Maysville, Ky. Portsmouth, Ohio

(Station: South Portsmouth, Ky.) Ashland, Ky. Pikeville, Ky. Prestonburg, Ky. Paintsville, Ky. Louisa, Ky. Huntington, W. Va. Charleston, W. Va. Logan, W. Va. Montgomery, W. Va. Hinton, W. Va.1: White Sulphur Springs, W. Va4 Clifton Forge, Va.$ Staunton, Va.4.-Waynesboro, (U S) Charlottesville, Va.-4.- ROUTE: New York Central System—Chesapeake and Ohio—Pennsylvania St. Louis, Mo. Mattoon, Ill. Paris, Ill. Terre Haute, Ind. Greencastle, Ind. LaFayette, Ind. Indianapolis, Ind. Shelbyville, Ind. Greensburg, Ind. Springfield, Ohio Dayton, Ohio Middletown, Ohio

DEPART

6:01 PM 6:09 PM 6:15 PM 2:00 PM 2:54 PM 3:31 PM 4:30 PM 4:59 PM 5:22 PM 6:05 PM 6:58 PM 7:18 PM 8:11 PM

8:55 PM 3:36 PM 4:49 PM 5:30 PM 6:41 PM 9:25 PM

10:25 PM 2:45 PM

11:02 PM 12:50 AM 1:52 AM 2:45 AM 4:13 AM 4:35 AM 5:40 AM

9:10 AM 11:24 AM 12:00 N 12:23 PM 12:55 PM 12:22 PM 1:45 PM 2:19 PM 2:47 PM 4:10 PM 4:42 PM 5:08 PM

RATE

S40.90* S40.90* 340.90* 344.45* $44.10* S43.30* 342.40* 341.85* 341.40* 340.45* $40.15 339.60 S38.05

$37.95 540.95 340.05 $39.60 S38.55 337.45 S35.95 539.15 535.25 $33.60 532.70 S31.55 S30.50 $30.10 $29.20

350.10* 346.55* $45.45* $44.85* 343.85* 343.90* 342.70* 342.40* $42.40* $41.70* S40.90* S40.90"

Tour dates: June 23 and 30; July 7, 14, 21 and 28; August 4, 11, 18 and 25; September 1, 8 and 15.

RATES AND SCHEDULES

*Indicates evening dinner included on going trip. .t.Indicates Monday morning departure.

Rates from stations not listed will be quoted on application to local agent, or to representatives listed on inside page.

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WORLD'S FAI

The COMPLETE low-cost, all-expense TOURS that include everything you most want to see and do in New York

Personally escorted by Chessie's Railroad

CHESAPEAKE and OHIO LINES

Hudson River Day Liner

Hotel Piccadilly

Roller Chair at Fair

Broadway's Gayest Shows

Capitol at Washington

Skyline Drive

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO'S ewiekie. 70.44 ic. THE NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR

SUNDAYS For time of departure of THE GEORGE WASHINGTON and its connections, see schedule on last page. Special air-conditioned coaches are attached to this famous train at Cincinnati and Louisville. Dinner is served en route where indicated by (*).

MONDAYS Your breakfast and luncheon will be served before you arrive in New York at 1:50 p.m. (D.S.T.) At the Penn-sylvania Station your tour party will be met by motorcoaches to take you to the Hudson

River Day Line Pier, where you board a boat for a cruise of three and a half hours on the beautiful Hudson and around New York's great and exciting harbor, viewing the Statue of Liberty and the city's wonderful skyline. After the cruise,

"IT'S A DATE!" Chessie's Carefree All-rail Tours leave

June 23 and 30; July 7, 14, 21 and 28; August 4, 11,18 and 25; September 1, 8 and 15.

World's Fair Grounds open 10:00

A. M. (D.S.T.) Exhibits

at buildings close at ab section remains open until 2:out 10:00 P. M. The amusement

00 A. M.

Chessie's Carefree Tour Representatives

CINCINNATI, OHIO INDIANAPOLIRN S, IND.

W. P. FALLON Di F. E. OSBO

Distriet Passenger Agent

strict Passenger Agent

110 Dixi Terminal Building Merchants Bank Building

Main 2550 Riley 8141

LOUISVILLE, KY. R. E. PARSONS

District Passenger Agent 108 Starks Building

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District Passenger Agent Union Station

Phone 157

ST. LOUIS, MO. R C. PATTERSON Di. strict Passenger Agen

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your motorcoach takes you to the Hotel Piccadilly, in Times Square in the heart of New York's "Great White Way." Your room—with your baggage in it—will be ready for you. Your evening is free, so you may rest at the hotel or explore the fascinations of Broadway after dark.

TUESDAYS Motorcoaches will call for you at 9:00 a.m. (D.S.T.) for a sight-seeing tour of upper and lower Manhattan, ending at the World's Fair grounds shortly after noon. This tour of thrilling New York visits many principal points of interest in Manhattan

. . . Wall Street and the financial district, lower Broadway, Old Custom House where Washington took the oath of office ... Fulton Fish Market .. . The Battery . .. The Bowery ... City Hall . . . Foreign sections of the city . . . Little Church Around the Corner ... Fifth Ave-nue, upper New York's exclusive shopping district ... St. Patrick's Cathedral ... Metropolitan Muse-um of Art ... Riverside Drive ... Columbia University. Luncheon will be served at the Piccadilly Lounge Restaurant. After lunch you will go on a guided tour of the Fair in the luxury of a roller chair, visiting various outstanding exhibits for about three hours. The remainder of the day at the Fair is free time—an excellent opportunity to use your ticket to Billy Rose's thrilling Aquacade ... Members of your tour party will return to the hotel individually, fol-lowing simple printed directions given you by your escort.

WEDNESDAYS At 9:00 a. m. (D.S.T.) you will be escorted to Rockefeller Center to visit the cloud-high Observation Roof of the RCA Building, and to take the fascinating guided tour of Radio

City's NBC Studios. Then, in the same build-ing, you visit the Muse-um of Science and Industry, the unique display of working models that explain the "how" and "why" of mankind and the world we live in. Your ticket

to the Radio City Music Hall (good for performances between 1:00 and 6:00 p.m.) will give you a taste of Broadway's best new movie and stage presentation. (If you prefer, you may attend an evening performance upon payment of an addi-tional 22 cents at the box office.) The evening is yours for rest or entertainment. You may use your second admission ticket to the Fair.

THURSDAYS The morning is free for shopping or what you will. Your motorcoach will call for you at 12:45 p.m. (D.S.T.) to take you and your baggage to the Pennsylvania Station, where your

train for Washington leaves at 1:30 p.m. (D.S.T.) You arrive in your fascinating Capital in time for a sight-seeing tour by motorcoach before you entrain for home. This trip shows you the highlights of Washing-ton—The Capitol, Library of Congress, House and

Senate Office Buildings, The White House, Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial, a Washington park and im-portant government buildings of the Federal Triangle . . . Then back to the railroad station to board THE GEORGE WASHINGTON for your homeward journey.

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A—Side-A* drown SKYLINE DRIVE 'to CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.

Whenever a group of four or more members of the Chessie's Carefree Tour desire it, you may add a day of extra travel-thrills to the return trip from Washington, driving down the famous Skyline Drive to Char-lottesville, where further sight-seeing awaits you. On this magnificent trip your car skims the crests of the Blue Ridge Mountains, with the beautiful Shenandoah Valley below on one side, the Piedmont on the other. Almost a hundred miles on beautiful, safe roadways, "up where the clouds are born." The trip includes dinner and lodging Thursday, and breakfast Fri-day at the Lee-Sheraton Hotel in Washington; motor service and luncheon on Skyline Drive; motor tour of Charlottesville with ad-mission to Monticello, Thomas Jefferson's curious and historic home; Ash Lawn, the home of James Monroe, famed for its beauti-ful boxwood, and a visit to the University of Virginia; dinner at the Hotel Monticello; transfer to the Chesapeake and Ohio station, where you board THE GEORGE WASHINGTON at 8:35 p.m. All the beauties and wonders of the SKYLINE DRIVE side-trip cost only $9.90 extra per person! (Based on person sharing a double bedded room with bath . . . Rates for twin-bedded and single rooms will be made upon application.)

B—WAS H I N GTON, D.C. Sicepoowt est 444de Neap 2/0,44 This optional feature permits you to leave

home on Saturday—a day in advance of the tour party—on THE GEORGE WASHINGTON, arriving in the Nation's Capital the following morning. It includes dinner where necessary and breakfast on the train, which are included in the main features of the tour, and motor transfer in Washington from the station to the Hotel Lee-Sheraton; luncheon, dinner, and lodg-ings at the hotel on Sunday, as well as a delightful afternoon sight-seeing motorcoach tour to Arlington National Cemetery, Alex-andria, and Mt. Vernon . . . breakfast at the hotel on Monday and motor transfer to the station, where you will join the party on the 9:00 a.m. train for New York. The cost of this stopover is $7.50 per person, based on sharing a double-bedded room with bath. Rates for twin-bedded and single rooms will be made upon application.

BOOKINGS ;44 eitatituett ea4eksee Tosvis Though all efforts will be made to accept late bookings, make your reservation as far in advance as possible! No obligation is incurred by early booking. No advance de-posit is required. We suggest that, for your conve-nience, you travel with a minimum of baggage. One medium-sized bag should hold clothing sufficient for this trip. A hint to the wise—bring comfortable old walking shoes!

THE PRICE PER PERSON INCLUDES •

Round-trip transportation to New York and return by air-conditioned Chesapeak

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• Evening dinner, as indicated (.;, breakfast luncheon on going trip.

• Three nights' accommodations at Hotel Picca-dilly, two to a double room with

bath. • New York Harbor sightseeing Cruise.

• Lectured sightseeing tour of New York, ending at the World's Fair.

• Two admission tickets to World's Fair

; one luncheon and a roller-chair guidegroundsd around Fair grounds. tour

• One admission to Billy Rose's Aquacade.

• Admissions to Radio City's NBC Studios, Rocke- feller Center Observation Roof, and Museum of Science and Industry.

• Ticket to Radio City Music Hall.

• Sightseeing tour in Washington,D.C., on return trip. • Transfers of members and hand bgae in both directions between railroad statag

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and Hotel Piccadilly. Services of experienced tour escort during entire trip.

NOTE: Rates for twin-bedded and single rooms, and also for parties of three and four to a room, furnished on application. Pullman travel may also be arranged.

CHARLESTON, W. VA. W. H. COX, JR. City Passenger Agent

Virginia Land Bank Building Phone 37-611

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. 3. R. HARDEY

Traveling Passenger Agent Chesapeake and Ohio Station

Phon

HUNTINGTON, W. VA. F. L. AMOS

Traveling Passenger Agent Chesape ake and Ohio Station Phone Ohio Station

. may be completed through any ticket agent or Chesapeake and Ohio representative listed in this folder. They are prepared to render every assistance in supplying in-formation or accepting definite booking. Due to the heavy demand antici-pated by New York hotels, guest lists must be forwarded two weeks in advance of each tour date.

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Enjoy a gala holi-day of wonderful days' and nights' entertainment : the world's most exciting metropolis!

AGAIN THIS YEAR—in response to popular demand—Chesapeake and Ohio Lines offer all-expense coach

tours to the New York World's Fair . . . complete in every pleasure-laden detail.

This is the carefree and economical way to visit the World's Fair . . . to be sure of enjoying the most thrill-ing sights of New York ... to be free of any shadow of responsibility on your whole trip! You travel in a com-fortable air-conditioned coach on that famous train, THE GEORGE WASHINGTON. You're entirely relieved of all travel details—no seeking of hotel rooms—no chance of missing New York's finest attractions. You simply enjoy to the utmost the pleasures of the metropolis and the World's Fair and Washington, D. C.—the perfectly blended entertainment carefully planned by Chesapeake and Ohio travel service experts, under the personal guid-ance of an experienced tour escort.

And there's no uncertainty about what your trip will cost. The table of rates, listed on another page, tells you in advance how economically you can enjoy these special, planned tours. The single low cost provides for comfortable round-trip coach transportation in Chesa-peake and Ohio's air-conditioned trains . . . all hotel accommodations . . . admissions to the World's Fair . . . and all the things you most want to see and do in New York. The well-balanced schedules of these five-day tours allow ample time, too, for shopping and the pursuit of individual enjoyment of New York's myriad day and night attractions.

Highlights of these escorted coach tours are briefly de-scribed on following pages. COMPARE them with other tours to the World's Fair, see if you can get any other tour as complete and economical! Look at the dates of these complete tours and select one NOW for YOUR World's Fair Trip!