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Show want the I most for r v, my vacation t Following v r" 5 -- a" Sourdough Footsteps J- a Greyhound tour V9 Greyhound hits a vacation plan just right for your time and budget. Check the one that suite you best and send coupon for free folders. Cho oso from thus and many moro DELUXE ESCORTED TOURS truly luxurious vacation! Meet and stay with a friendly group on your own private bus. Price in eludes transportation from start big point of tour, finest hotels. Sightseeing, professional escort, many other luxury features. A CALIFORNIA WONDERLANDS N days from Son Francisco $188 FAAULOOS SO ALASKA iT days from Seattle $57600 WORLD'S FAIR 26 days from Salt Loke City $582 55 N.T. WORLD'S FAIR 18 day from Salt loke City $472 85 MEXICO $260 95 If day from Phoenix YELLOWSTONE PARK iy from Salt lake City $172.15 RT. 'r' a GREAT EASTERN days from Chicago 15 CITIES $355.95 C hooaa from those and many more BUDGET INDEPENDENT TOURS or stop when end where you with. Spend as much or at little tima and money as you choose. Tours start everywhere. Include transportation, sightseeing, hotels, other features. Go From Salt Lake City H.Y. WORLD'S FAIR ice of many exciting plom. Price start as low as $132 50 (3 days in N.Y.) GREAT CITIES A FAIR 24 days $352 93 HISTORIC EAST A FAIR 20 days PACIFIC $306 43 NORTHWEST IT days $156 60 YELLOWSTONE PARK 5 days .. $97.17 CALIFORNIA I $109 50 days YOSEMITE 10 PARK days . $14075 Alt price, per person, double or fwm room accommodations. Price tubject to chant. - CUP AND W Kv r "f But make your Alaskan i MBS ."a Aa if: KJjXn SIX white caps of everlasting ice and snow. This is the barrier which faced the Klon-dikeon their mad rush to the goldfields of the Yukon bade in the 90s. bhie-an- d YEARS ago, hardy sourdoughs trekked into the Klondike in search of gold. They braved rushing torrents, treacherous muskeg, and 60 degrees below-zer- o temperatures. Many died of starvation or exposure along the way. Today, those same trails are vacation routes for cheechakos (newcomers, inexperienced in the ways of die north). You can drive your own car, ride in comfort in bus or train, or make a fast, comfortable trip by air. Meals and accommodations are excellent And you can even make a round trip, combining car and ferry traveL Trim, clean-line- rs PORTS OF CALL on the Marine Highway bear names right out of colorful Alaskan history. First call after leaving Prince Salmon Rupert is Ketchikan, where Capital of the World, giant king salmon offer superb sport to anglers. Ketchikan has a magnificent display of authentic Indian totem poles. One hundred miles north of Ketchikan, the Marine Highway touches at Wrangell, where excellent sports fishing and hunting abound. some twenty-fiv- e Petersburg, miles north of Wrangell, is a fishing and lumbering town noted for excellent deer hunting. Near the north end of the run, toe Alaskan capital, Juneau, sprawls at the base of the rugged mountain bearing the same name. For over half a century, Juneau gold supported a' million-doll ar hardrock industry. Nearby Mendenhall Glacier, accessible by auto, offers a fascinating study of one of natures most tremendous forces. Northernmost call on the Alaska Marine Highway is Skagway, made famous during gold-rus- h days. Here, goldseefters landed in the 90s to make their assault, on Chilkoot and White Passes, the narrow, treacherous gaps leading to the riches of Klondike. In Skagway today, historic buildings and mementos are reminders of those hectic goldrush days. ferThe gold - and - blue ries sail from Prince Rupert at d vessels bearing provocative names such as Malaspina, Matanuska and "Taku, ply .the sparkling fjords of the Panhandle Passage between Pmice Rupert, British Columbia and Skagway, Alaska, creating an exciting new adventure in highway travel. MAKING SIX trips per week, the big new ferries navigate-th- e 490 miles between Prince Rupert, British Columbias northernmost port, and Skagway at the north end of the Alaska Panhandle, in 30 hours. This trip takes you through some of the most spectacular scenery anywhere. Upended by gigantic pressures in prehistoric times, giant slabs of granite and limestone tower sheer thousands of feet from the waters edge in some places. At other points sparkling green evergreen benches heave from the water be- -' fore breaking out high above in round-shoulder- ed TOUR PRICE (PER PERSON) ROM SEATTLE, 1PIEASE SEND ME MORE DETAILS ABOUT THE ALASKA CIRCLE TOUR. State. j PtlOM. I Home I I Address L I . I j and contentment are passage by car ferry. on the Alaska Highway, some 160 miles to the east At Prince Rupert, the Marine Highway is readied via Highroad way 16, a newly-pave- d which intersects some of B.C.s most spectacular salmon and steeihead fishing streams. Southern California 7 summer sights to see Underwater view. Rock bass, sheepshead and rainbow-brigperch teem to realize they're legally protected at a State Marine Preserve off Calalinn Island. They swim right up to tbo glass --bottom boat, took you straight in the eyo. Movie star ranches. Long before TVk horse operas Will Roger and William S. Hart symbolized the cowboy spirit ef the Went. Explore their ranches, just as they were, in the Loe Angeles area. Beach world. Sunny sands, salty aea breezes and foamy surf make a tempting Summer combi nation. Why resist? Get a good tan; collect scallop and clam shells; try surf fishing; skipper n sailboat; do some beach barbecuing as tbe sun sets and the moon rises. Youll be back for more die next day! FREE Official Vacation Cuidt to Southern Californio. Color photographs, sightseeing map, facts about dozens of interesting attractions. Valuable. Afad coupon or yarn copy today t Biggest trees. Tall as a building, with trunks 30 feet thick, our sequoias are tbo large living things on earth. And nearby in the cool High Sierra are America's tallest waterfall and many of the highest mountain peaks. Strangest fish. Grunion. found nowhere else, actually land themsehe oa our beaches some Summer nights. Catch em by the light of the moon, have a fine fish fry! Roses, races, roses. Summer is the blooiningest season at the largest of all rose gardens 25-ato- ry (Exposition Park). Just try ht to imagine the color and fragrance as 15,000 tow bashes attempt to outdo each other. The old days. In startling contrast to our ultramodern freeways and buildings are tbe well-tend- ran nmie- Ceaaq, Seeri H Cleb TaarHt tafanwboa GeaUr W. 6tR Street, Deal SX-A aorta, CeUiareie POSIT en fees OSkM Vacation OaMe. of J PIcm CUM OF SOUTHERN CMJFORNIA. r I42S m fr (he cirtnar o4 CReWa BcO) aieeS. I American Express Travel Service DA S.L.C. 44 West 2nd So., ft . inland nine ua. dally except Sunday, until Sept 30, when the schedule may be changed. Southbound, they depart from Haines, 18 miles south of Skagway on Lynn Canal, at night Haines is the sea terminus of the Haines Cutoff leading to Haines Junction Stl-YE- j IN CONFIDENCE WITH THE WORLD'S LARGEST TRAVEL ORGANIZATION-4- 06 Office te serve yes - famous rn-Yce- AND ARCTIC" TRAVEL 28 ' 4( - nteni a feeling of $73114 . - Splendid old Spanish missions ep and down Southern California. Massive walls, shady colonnades and tbe mellow tones of old bells take yon back taro centuries. AMERICAN EXPRESS li JWdrni. B i Emerald waters, towering diffs and the of passengers sailing AND ARCTIC CIRCLE TOURS i jr. trip the modern way TRAVEL BUREAU Cit- y- .A, -a - 4 i r seeper Iwei InjAaad tftst i. -- (A .ses 1 f c,j:.9 en. GREYHOUND i ? i MAIL TO 107 W.S. 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