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A NEW CAR AT YOUR DESTINATION • -Take advantage of the network of cooperating Hertzv-Ur-Self agencies located in the principal cities and resort centers throughout the UnitedStates and Canada. Get to your destination in swift, air-conditioned comfort by train getaround conveniently by canCar rental costs are surprisingly moderate and do not vary too, greatly from stateto state. For example, in most areas, four people could have full-time use of anew car for several days including 200 miles of driving for approximately$12.50 each; or they could keep the car for a week and drive it 1000miles for approximately $27 apiece. One day rentals. together withfair mileage can be made for as low as $8 to SIO includingall expenses.Your New York Central agent will be glad to assistyou in reserving your car at destination, whenyou buy your railroad ticket. He also has acomplete rate sheet listing all Driv-Lir-Self agencies and their charges. Besure to see him.

3. SAVE DOLLARS—GO COACH!

4. SAVE ON CHILDREN'S FARES!

New York Central's coach fares are still way downcompared to most everything on your cost-of-livinglist. And even on week ends, there's room onCentral's streamlined coaches with their luxuri-ous lean-back seats and big picture windows.

Take children under five years old with you freeon your New York Central coach or Pullman ticket.From five and under twelve, they travel at onlyhalf fare. And you never have a moment's worryabout them aboard Central's dependableall-weather Dieseliners.

5. SHARE A ROOM, SHARE THE SAVING!On overnight trips with a business associate orfriend, share a room. Central's new rooms, withtwo big beds and a private, enclosed washroom,are fine for two. Sharing a room is the easy way toget space in the same car. And it saves you money!

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I, and Mounts Baker and Shuksan to the East.Make the one-day round-trip ($10.00 to $12.00)by bus from Seattle or Tacoma to Mount Rai-nier. I4,408-foot high peak of the Cascade Range.Enroute to the snow-covered upper-peak. youpass through massive forests of Douglas Fir andopen meadows whose summer wild-flower dis-plays are beyond compare. Two-day tours of theOlympic Peninsula cost approximately $30.00not including meals.Portland. the "City of Roses," features a greatflower festival early in June. Daily loop trips byopen-topped bus are operated through the Co-lumbia River gorge past feathery-sheer Multno-mah Falls and great Bonneville Dam (June-Nov.approximately $5.75 and up), and, during winter months, to the high mountaincountry on the slopes of snow-capped Mt. Hood, approximately $8.75 and up.Crater Lake in South Oregon is a sparkling indigo-blue lake nestling in thecrater of Mount Mazama. an extinct volcano. The lake may be viewed from thehighway which circles the volcano rim. Buses connect with Southern Pacifictrains at Medford and Klamath Falls, Oregon, two-day all-expense trip approxi-mately $17.50.

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CANADIAN ROCKIES-Lake Louise is a charmingmountain-lake resort set in a backdrop of snow-capped peaks. At nearby Banff see the samemountain peaks. enjoy all outdoor sports. Accom-modations and service by Canadian Pacific. Jas-per National Park near the mighty Columbia icefields is delightfully located astride the Conti-nental Divide. Service and reservations by theCanadian National.

YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK

SAN FRANCISCO-Fascinating seaport city sur-rounded by great bays and two of the world'slargest bridges...Golden Gate with a clear 4200-foot span and The Bay Bridge to Oakland, 41/2miles long. Of particular interest are the cablecars, Chinatown, Golden Gate Park, the shipping-studded Embarcadero and Fisherman's Wharf,Harbor Boat Trips.

HOLLYWOOD PREMIERE

CALIFORNIA SEACOAST Marvel at the famousSpanish Missions along the entire coast, thebright-sailed fishing fleet at Monterey, the artcolony at Carmel. the flower-covered cliffs inSouthern California, the Naval base and deepsea fishing at San Diego. Special 4-day tours areavailable from the Southern Pacific. In NorthernCalifornia take the "Redwood Empire" tourthrough the great groves and along the ruggedcoast. Buses connect with Southern Pacific trainsat Eureka Calif. and Grant's Pass. Ore.

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COLORADO ROCKIES-In Rocky Mountain Na-- , tional Park northwest of Denver, there are 65mountain peaks over 10,000 feet in elevation and.2, miles of scenic drives. Season mid-June to mid-Oct. Your local ticket agent has one-day toursfrom $5.00 to $15.00.South of Denver 73 miles is the noted resortof Colorado Springs and to the west of this holi-dayland Pikes Peak rises 14,110 feet high. Dur-ing the summer season the trip up and down thepeak and to the "Garden of the Gods" may bemade from Colorado Springs in a day, cost approximately $6.50 and up. Freesidetrip to Colorado Springs from Denver on many through tickets. Aspen, anoutstanding ski area, lies west of Denver and is reached via Glenwood Springs.

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SALT LAKE CITY-Headquarters of the MormonChurch. See the Mormon Tabernacle and hearthe daily organ concerts at noon. Swim in nearbyGreat Salt Lake or take tours to Bingham Can-yon Copper mine, world's largest open-cut coppermine; Mt. Timpanogos and the cave; Alta SkiLodge (in winter). Tours range from $3.00 to$7.50 depending on distance and time.

MESA VERDE PARK-At Mesa Verde are the mostextensive and best-preserved cliff-dweller ruinsin the world. In the largest, the Cliff Palace, thereare 23 ceremonial chambers and 200 rooms. Sea-son mid-May to mid-October. Bus service fromGallup, New Mexico (140 mi.) on the Santa FeR.R. and Grand Junction on the Rio Grande !R.R. Special 3- and 4-day all-expense tours from iSanta Fe, New Mexico, $75.00 to $125.00.

THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST- In British Columbia,view the Stanley Park floral displays and thepeak-surrounded harbor of Vancouver. Enjoy thehospitality of magnificent hotels set amidstflower-trimmed lawns at Victoria. on VancouverIsland a "breath of old England."Cruise Puget Sound by daylight -see Nor-wegian fjord scenery in America, as you pass thesnow-capped peaks of the Olympics to the West

RIDERS AT LAKE LOUISE, ALTA.YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK-Glacier-carvedYosemite Valley's walls rise a sheer mile abovethe valley floor in impressive majesty. The filmyspray of Bridal Veil Falls' 3500-foot drop and theearly-summer volume of tremendous 2500-footYosemite Falls are unforgettable sights. Thereare miles of walks, bicycle and bridal paths andseveral groves of Giant Sequoia trees. Yosemitebuses connect with Santa Fe and Southern Pacifictrains at Fresno in the summer and Merced theyear-'round. Allow two days minimum time. All-Expense Tours from approximately $25.00 andup-are available fro-hi-your ticket agent.

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1 LOS ANGELES-The center of a vast tourist andresort area. Nearby are gay Hollywood and themovie studios; ocean beaches at Redondo Beach,Long Beach and Santa Monica; oil fields with"sea-going" derricks; cruise boats to Santa Cata-lina Island; reconstructed Gold Rush town,stage coaches and narrow gauge railroad atKnott's Berry Farm. Downtown are the pictur-esque Mexican market on Olvera Street andmany fine parks, hotels, amusement spots. Toursare available to all points.

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SUN VALLEY-Famed Idaho Resort in the Saw-tooth Range. A Winter Sports paradise whichalso offers excellent summer recreation oppor-tunities horseback riding, fishing, hunting.Direct service and reservations by Union Pacific.

CALIFORNIA INLAND-Lassen Peak in northernCalifornia is the only active volcano in the UnitedStates. Drive through snowbanks, see frozenlakes in mid-summer-yet only a few hundredfeet away boiling streams pour clouds of steamin the air. Information on tours from the South-ern Pacific Railroad. Season mid-May to Sept.Death Valley, reached from Las Vegas viaUnion Pacific tour buses during the winter, andPalm Springs, are popular winter resorts. DeathValley Tours, ranging from S18.00 to S42.00, in-clude Scotty's Castle, Ghost Cities, Borax worksand a trip to see the giant cactus.Mile-high Lake Tahoe just within the California line from Reno, Nevada isa popular summer area. Buses connect with Southern Pacific trains at Reno,Nevada for the tour along the rim drive, approximately S6.50 for one day.

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BLACK HILLS-Pine-forest mountain area in western South Dakota. Carved fromthe solid granite on Mt. Rushmore are the 60-foot high memorial heads ofWashington, Jefferson, Lincoln and Theodore Roosevelt. To the east of theHills lie the Badlands a region of odd-shaped formations carved from sand-stones, shales and clay.Local tours of one day or longer are available from Rapid City and Custer,South Dakota.

BRYCE AND ZION CANYON NATIONAL PARKS-Great amphitheaters and gorges eroded from col-orful sandstones, limestones make a display offantastic formations. Some walls rise a sheer2000 feet. Season is mid-May to mid-Oct. Localbus service and hotel accommodations are pro-vided by the Union Pacific Railroad. Allow twoor more days for all-expense tours $35.00 andup. Also low-cost one-day trips to nearby points.

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CUFF PALACE,MESA VERDE, COLORADOROYAL GORGE-The Royal Gorge of the Arkansas River whose walls rise 1100feet vertically, has daily train service at river level via the Rio Grande Railroad.Trains stop for sightseeing at spectacular "Hanging Bridge" where the railroadclings to the base of the canyon wall.

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1 BETWEEN EAST AND WEST-For about the same bargainfare of the most direct coast-to-coast round-trip, you can start from almostanywhere in the East, visit the Pacific Northwest, travel down through Cali-fornia and return across the Southwest to the Gulf Coast o r makevariations within this circle. Do this, too, in a 2-week vacation.

NEW ORLEANS

2 BETWEEN EAST AND SOUTHWEST-On travel betweenEastern points and Kansas City, Oklahoma and Southwestern areasgo one way via Chicago, the other via St. Louis. In many cases, go oneway via Chicago or St. Louis, the other way via Cincinnati.

* Side trip to Niagara Falls from Buffalo on many long•distance tickets.* Stopovers at points enroute can be arranged by your train conductor.* Travel via Washington, D. C., one way, on rnony round-trip tickets between the East andMidwest.* Exchange tickets on round trips between Boston and the West, for travel one way viaNew York City.* CHOICE OF FOUR ROUTES EAST-WEST. Tickets reading via N. Y. C. R. R. between Chicago,III. ond Albany, N. Y., will be honored via Ann Arbor and St. Thomas or via Elkhart and

Cleveland or via Indianapolis, Marion and Cleveland or via Indianapolis, Cincinnati,Columbus and Cleveland or vice versa.* SIDE TRIP TO PITTSBURGH, PA. Tickets reading via N. Y. C. R. R., between Albany andChicago or points beyond may be exchanged ot Ticket Offices to read via N. Y. C. R. R.,Youngstown, P. & L. E. R. R., Pittsburgh, Pa., P. & L. E. R. R., Youngstown, Erie R. R., Cleve.land and N. Y. C. R. R. (via Elkhart), or vice versa.* Round-trip tickets between St. Louis, MO. and Buffalo, N. Y. or points beyond, readingvia G. M. & O. R. R., III. Cent. R. R. or Wob. Ry., Chicago, Ill., thence, N. Y. C. R. R. (via

Cleveland or St. Thomas), will be honored via N. Y. C. R. R. (via Bellefontaine or Cincinnati)and Cleveland or Toledo or via Bellefontaine or Cincinnati and Toledo, Detroit and St.Thomas, or vice versa.

* One-way and round-trip tickets reading v?a N. Y. C. R. R., between Cincinnati, Ohio andBuffalo, N. Y., or points beyond will be honored via Columbus and Cleveland or viaForest, Toledo and Cleveland or via Forest, Toledo and St. Thomas or vice versa-exceptto or from New York, N. Y., and stations south of Albany applies on reduced round-tripfare tickets only.

* Passengers desiring to use N. Y. C. R. R., in one direction and B. & O. R. R. or P. R. R., inthe opposite direction between Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Ohio, Detroit, Mich., orpoints west thereof and New York, N. Y., moy purchase round-trip tickets via actual routeof travel to and from New York, N. Y.

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Make your plans in advance and be sure of more hours at the other end!

THE SOUTHWEST-The colorful Southwest is aland rich in contrasts ..."wide-open spaces," greatmountain ranges; deserts: rich, populous agricul-tural lands; strikingly modern cities.Sightseeing treats include the Ozark Moun-tains and Hot Springs in Arkansas; the oilfieldsof Oklahoma and Texas; new "Skyscraper" cities;The Alamo, shrine of Texas liberty; Spanish mis-sions at San Antonio; barrier-reef beaches anddeep-sea fishing off the Texas Coast; cattleranches, fruit and vegetable ranches in the RioGrande valley; the Staked Plaits desert forma-tion in West Texas.

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GRAND CANYON--A tremendous gorge a fullmile deep and four to eighteen miles across...themost outstanding example of river erosion in theworld. The canyon walls are a mass of changingcolors. The South Rim is open all year, the NorthRim June-Sept. Your %cat agent can arrangesidetrips, one day or more, via Santa Fe or UnionPacific R.R.'s. Cost from $6.50 to $35.00 forshorter trips.

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MEXICO-Enjoy a "rail cruise" to Mexico, landof enchantment, aboard through sleeping cars,coaches. Mexico City itself is surrounded by twogreat snow-rimmed volcanos. Modernistic archi-tecture stands side-by-side with historic struc-tures of the reigns of the Montezumas, Spaniardsand Hapsburgs. And just a few miles away arethe gay, flower-decked floating gardens of Xochi-milco, the unique fishing village of Acapulco, theactive volcano of Paricutin, the exotic Bordagardens at Cuernavaca, romantic Toluca. city offascinating open-air markets, and the pink stonecathedral of Taxco, the silversmith's center.

GRAND CANYON, ARIZONACARLSBAD CAVERNS-World's largest limestonecaverns. The main guided tour takes 5 hours andcovers 7 miles of electrically lighted corridors.There are underground restaurants. During thesummer season, the evening flight of bats is aspectacular sight. Cavern buses connect with theSanta Fe R.R. at Carlsbad, approximately $5.50for tour; with Southern Pacific and Texas &Paci-

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CHICAGO -Here's a city with much to offer everyvisitor whether you are a through passengerwith only a 'tween-trains stopover or are intend-ing to stay for a period of time.Eastward from the Railroad Stations are Mich-igan Boulevard with its great office buildings, thefamed Art Museum, the magnificent Field Mu-seum of Natural History and its neighbors on theLake Front, the Shedd Aquarium and Adler Pla-netarium. Close to all stations is the Loop Dis-trict with fine department stores, hotels and CHICAGO LAKEFRONTrestaurants.You have a year-'round choice of sightseeing tours, part-day or all-day. Thetours are on sale at Railroad ticket agent's offices and at most hotels. Using thesetours, you can include not only nearby attractions but also outlying points oftourist interest such as the great stockyards and packing houses and the renownedMuseum of Science and Industry. Tour prices start at $2.50.•DETROIT -As the capital of the nation's MotorIndustry, there are the host of busy auto plantsand their associated office-buildings and exhib-its awaiting your visit. Nowhere else in theworld is there such a concentration of this in-dustry. Those who are interested in thingsmechanical can spend many fascinating hourswatching assembly lines, seeing cut-away modelsit) operation of all types of engines and equip-ment, inspecting many new engineering devicesand short cuts that are on display. When makingyour plans, please remember that assembly linesare usually closed down on Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays.You can purchase low-cost tours taking you not only to the automobile plantsbut also to the new Art Center, Belle Isle Park and the Zoo and a short -tripabroad" to Windsor, Ontario.Daily tours are run from Detroit to the Greenfield Village Restoration (May 1-Nov. 1) and the Museum (all year) in Dearborn. 10 miles out. At the 200-acreRestoration grounds you'll find preserved the original environments in whichhandicraft art flourished grist mills. machine shops, schools, print shops, cycleshop. general stores, etc., and in the Museum you'll see exhibits covering everyphase of early American Life plus early autos and railroad locomotives.

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THE SOUTH --In the South is preserved the state-liness and grace of an historic period ...sites ofgreat battles, homes of famous men, white-pillared, ante-bellum plantation mansions. Thereare scenic wonders to visit, too-gorges, moun-tains, natural springs, caverns, fields of cottonand tobacco, and cypress bayous.Never-to-be-forgotten sights include Charles-ton's landscaped gardens the Bok "SingingTower" at Lake Wales, Florida; the sandy palm-edged beaches of Florida's coasts, the overseasdrive to Key West; Kentucky's rolling blue-grasscountry and racehorse farms; famous Gulf Coast beaches; gay New Orleans andthe old-world Creole country of Louisiana; Mississippi River steamboat trips.IN OLD NEW ORLEANS

GLACIER PARK A wild, rugged mountain areafeaturing several hundred snow-fed lakes, greatprecipices and 65 glaciers. Excellent for moun-tain-climbing, trail-riding. Your ticket agent cansell you tours via the famed "Going-to-the-Sunhighway" across the heart of the Park. One dayapproximately $25.00; two days approximately$40.00. Open June 15-September 15.

YELLOWSTONE PARK The largest national parkin the country. There are more than 3000 hotsprings and geysers including world-renownedOld Faithful whose waters erupt up to 170 feetin the air at hourly intervals. Other outstandingfeatures are majestic, trout-filled YellowstoneLake; the 300-foot upper Yellowstone Falls, twicethe height of Niagara; the Grand Canyon of the OLD FAITHFUL • Yellowstone River. Deer, Antelope and Bear are YELLOWSTONE PARKto be seen everywhere and also one of the most colorful arrays of wild-flowers.Season May 1-Oct. 15. Your local ticket agent can sell you complete tours the21/2-day all-expense tour, June-Sept., costs approximately $65.00.There are side trips ($12.00 and up) from Yellowstone to nearby Grand TetonPark, 50 miles, where 22 great peaks rise more than 10,000 feet in the sky. OpenMay IS-Oct. 15; tours June-Sept.

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NEW ENGLAND -Visit the land of four-seasonvacations -with something to see and do forevery interest. See houses that stood siege in theIndian War of 1675: relics of the Salem witchhunt: the site of the Boston Tea Party; the spirewhere a signal lantern sped Paul Revere on hismidnight rides the elm-shaded greens of Con-cord and Lexington.Swim in sparkling clear mountain lakes or atsome of the world's finest ocean beaches...fish,sail or enjoy complete relaxation at the fineresorts to be found in the Berkshire Hills, WhiteMountains, Bar Harbor, Newport, Cape Cod, Boston and other equally notedareas. And for the winter sports enthusiast there's skiing for all.Best of all. New York Central has direct service to the heart of New Englandwith connecting rail and sightseeing bus services closely linking all other NewEngland points.

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OHIO-MISSISSIPPI RIVER VALLEYS -Discover theromance of the River country ...of the steamerpackets that helped pioneer the West and Southof the great rivers which inspired MarkTwain's immortal classics. See famous cities -St. Louis at the junction of the mighty Missis-sippi and Missouri rivers-Cincinnati- homeport of river steamboat cruises and gateway tothe South and to the Kentucky Blue-Grasscountry.

SKIING IN THE NORTH COUNTRY

EASTERN CANADA - Quebec and Ontario Prov--- inces provide unforgettable holiday haunts: theislands and resorts of the Muskoka Lakes ...pic-turesque Ottawa, Canada's capital the quaintFrench cities of Montreal and Quebec thevast wooded uplands of the Laurentians themajesty of the St. Lawrence and the Saguenay,the unspoiled countryside of the Gaspe, the parksalong the northern shores of Lake Erie.When you plan your trip to Eastern Canada,ask your local ticket agent for more detailedinformation on the particular spot you are in-terested in. There are several economical all-expense tours of the eastern cities and the Gaspethat he can sell you.

HISTORIC HUDSON - C AT SK ILLS -Travel theHudson River Valley by daylight - Central'sworld-famed scenic pathway to New York. Thrillto the tradition and folklore of West Point andthe "Sleepy Hollow" country. .,marvel at mas-sive Bear Mountain and the bold cliffs of thePalisades.See the peaks of the Catskill Mountains resortcountry to the west of the Hudson...a land of •swimming, golfing, tennis. fishing, horseback rid-ing and of many fine summer hotels.Get your free copy of Centrars "Magic Win-dows" travelogue from your local agent.... Havehim arrange a daylight schedule along the banksof the Hudson for your next trip East or West.If you are planning to visit Catskill resorts,you can use speedy -main line- service to Poughkeepsie (bus to destination);Rhinecliff (ferry at R.R. Sta.); Hudson (Catskill bus meets trains); or directservice via West shore Railroad from New York (West 42nd St. Ferry Terminal)or from Albany to Kingston, Saugerties, Catskill.

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NEW YORK -It's Fun Time the year-'round inNew York, the world's largest city...there's somuch to see and do. Think of the variety ofattractions awaiting you visits to skyscraperobservation towers, the narrow canyons of WallStreet, fashionable Fifth Avenue shops, amuse-ment-packed Times Square, the latest "hit"shows and movies, streamlined Radio City.Take a special tour of the United NationsJONES BEACH NEAR headquarters or other trips to the Statue of Lib-NEW YORK CITY e r t y . the 'round Manhattan Island yacht cruise,or the Staten Island ferry through the lower harbor. Your hometown ticket agentcan sell you prepaid all-expense tours of the city including hotel reservations.In the summer you'll also find big league baseball at Ebbets Field, the PoloGrounds and Yankee Stadium: spectacular outdoor amusements at Coney Island:broad, sandy ocean beaches on nearby Long Island or the Jersey Coast.When buying your ticket to New York, at New York Central ticket offices westof Albany, N. Y., be sure to get your free copy of the -New York Visitor" maga-zine, Central's handbook of information for visitors. Central's streamliners fromthe West arrive at Grand Central Terminal right in the heart of the city.

THOUSAND ISLANDS A myriad of 1700 green.wooded islands dot the St. Lawrence River for30 miles where the United States meets Canadaat the eastern end of Lake Ontario. Like Venice.travel is largely by boat in this noted center forwater sports. You'll enjoy excellent fishing forblack bass and "Muskies" camping, duck-hunting. golfing observation yacht cruises.The best part of your Thousand Island visit isthe easy accessibility of all resort areas. The NewYork Central station at Watertown is also theunion depot for all bus services to and from the THOUSAND ISLAND CHANNELSriver-bank resorts you step direct from yourtrain to a connecting bus for the short and scenic ride to your destination.The river cruises and Thousand Island Bridge buses take you past the islandparks and also, if you wish, across the river to Brockville. Ontario. Using thecombination of Rail and bus or cruise boats, you can easily arrange your ownInternational Tour for example Thousand Islands-Toronto-Niagara Falls looptrip...at lowest cost. Season: Late Spring, Summer, Fall.ADIRONDACKS -Unsurpassed for summer orwinter vacations is this region of virgin forests,sparkling lakes, rivers and streams and toweringmountains. Famous resort and vacation areasinclude Tupper Lake, Saranac Lake and LakePlacid, Old Forge and the Fulton Chain of Lakesin the heart of the Adirondacks and LakesGeorge and Champlain on the Eastern slope.Especially in the central Adirondacks, autumnalhay fever sufferers will find communities entirelyTWILIGHT ON AN f r e e of ragweed and its pollen.ADIRONDACK LAKE Through train service reaches the heart of boththe Central and Eastern Adirondack areas and outlying resorts are served bybuses that connect with our trains. The daylight ride from either New York City.or upstate junction points on the main line, is quite scenic and well worth the trip.East-West passengers can arrange sidetrips from Utica or Albany to Adirondackpoints at low cost see your local agent when planning your next trip.

NIAGARA FALLS No East-West trip is completewithout a visit to America's Queen of Wonders-Niagara Falls. Thrill to the majestic forces...theromance of thundering might that has attractedgenerations of honeymooners and tourists fromthe earth's four corners.View the spectacular avalanche of not one buttwo great falls...walk the footpaths to the verybrink of the Falls on either the mainland-or theislands cruise the Maid of the Mist poolthrough clouds of spray...take the unusual Caveof the Winds trip beneath the Falls. Stay if youcan and see the evening illumination of the Falls a magnificent spectaclecreated in full color by 24 powerful searchlights totaling 1-1/3 billion candle-power. In mid-winter when the Falls and the gorge are sheathed in millions oftons of ice. be sure to use your camera and catch the grotesque ice formations.Season: Cruises, Cave of the Winds and similar trips during warmer weatherof late Spring, Summer and early Fall. All year for footpaths, sightseeing buses.Remember that Niagara Falls is a free sidetrip from Buffalo on most NewYork Central long-distance tickets.

MIGHTY NIAGARA FALLS

GREAT LAKES COUNTRY Throughout the GreatLakes area directly served by New York Central...extending from Mackinaw City in Michiganeastward to Lake Ontario in New York State..,you'll find numerous fine beaches, resorts andfishing.Of special tourist interest are the inland lakesand fishing resorts of Northern Michigan; uniqueMackinac Island where automobiles are still pro-hibited: Put-in-Bay and annual sailing races,SPORTSMEN'S PARADISE- Sandusky, Ohio; Fishermen's resorts on easternGREAT LAKES L a k e Ontario near Watertown, N. Y.Passenger cruises on the Lakes are also available through your local ticketagent. They provide welcome novelty, even for those who are accustomed toTrans-Oceanic travel, because of the variety of sights afforded on each day's run.

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WASHINGTON, D. C.-COLONIAL VIRGINIADuring summer months, especially, Washingtonis a beehive of activity for the tourist. For in theCity itself you have all the great public buildings...the Capitol, the White House, the Library ofCongress. Smithsonian Institution, Pan-Amer-ican Union, Bureau of Engraving and Printing,and many others; the National and Corcoran ArtGallerres; Rock Creek Park and the Zoo: GreatMemorials-Washington, Lincoln and Jefferson.Across the Potomac River in Virginia are Arling-ton National Cemetery, the Lee Mansion, thePentagon, Mount Vernon.To enjoy these many sights is not difficult. If you have several days, much of• your sightseeing can be done on foot using streetcars and buses for transportation.If your time is very limited, you can manage a quick glimpse of or visit to severalmajor buildings in a half-day tour.In Virginia, visit Richmond, the former capital of the Confederacy, and Wit-liamburg's Colonial Restoration where more than 300 pre-Revolutionary Warbuildings have been authentically restored to their original state. Not far fromWilliamsburg are Jamestown, site of the first English settlement in North Amer-ica, and Yorktown where the final battle of the Revolution was fought. Richmondis 21/2 hours from Washington and Williamsburg is 55 minutes from Richmond.

JEFFERSON MEMORIAL,WASHINGTON, D.C.