Show t r Differences Differences in in Vacations J T 1 15 pROBABLY y there is no way way of finding out f. 1 Ju just t how many Americans arc are g going going- ing to to r spend their v vacations c taking motor motor trips this lr summer Certainly the number will run into IT tie the th millions a This bein being the case it is a melancholy j T r ref reflection that thata a a. a great many tourists tourists perhaps perhaps a a majority will majority will not really have vacations at all aU They will re return urn to to their homes more tired fired than when they started out Instead of fitting themselves for another year of work they will have a ve made a new liew drain on theira their a nervous w and physical energy t The automobile has given us a marvelous new v. field in hi the realm of vacation vacations The pity 7 is that we do not yet seem eem fo to nave have Have found found out ot the best way to take adva advantage tag of it There seems to be be- something about an automobile that compels a man to be energetic energetic energetic ener- ener getic and restless The fhe average family sets forth on a vacation tour dedicated dedicate to the proposition that they must coyer coye at least i miles a day day- if for no o other her reason than to toI I prove that they and their car can do it and there is no surer way to waste a vacation I than this The wise ones on the other hand refuse to look at mileage marks Often they will willII II not even carry maps Their aim is is' not to cover covet as much ground a as as' as possible but to loaf alo along g as restfully as as- possible They are the i 1 4 ones ones whose vacations really do them some C good For Ue tle automobile while it will oblige th the energetic with ith great bursts of speed is also a fine thing for the loafer Olice you catch on to the trick of it you can make vacation vaca- vaca t tion touring the most restful recreation im imag- imag g- g If you are arc content to idle along caring not in the least whether you make Jonesboro that night or whether you have to to stop at Smithville halfway to lo Jonesboro Jonesboro- willing to dawdle down t the e pike l letting any other driver speed past you if he wants to to- to then the joys of f motoring are really yours For then you can be not a restless w wanderer wan wan- n- n derer but a contented wanderer There is a difference The restless one consumes his own energy The contented one stores it up The fhe restless one passes up charming towns townsand and beautiful mountains and valleys in order to g get t to wherever it is that he is bound the contented one stops when he comes to a place he likes turns down any road that appeals appeals appeals ap ap- ap- ap peals to him never frets' frets himself about the distance he has gone or the distance that still li lies s before him If you have hav never never tried that k kind nd of motoring mo motoring foring this summer would be a fine time to give it a whirl Leave your map at home and set out without any goal of so many miles p per r day Make only one that resolution resolution that you will not under any circumstances hurry Drive just for the fun of it You will find motoring to be a lot more enjoyable than you ever dreamed it could be |