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(1) Vista Dome Club Observation Sleeper ( 3 ) Vista Dome Chair Cars(1) Non Vista Dome Chair Car3 Bedrooms, 1 Drawing Room ( S u m m e r season only)

Sleepers V i s t a Dome Buffet-Club Car(1) 6 Bedrooms, 5 Compartments D i n i n g Car Service(3) 10 Roomettes, 6 Bedrooms ( D i n n e r Reservations)

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GENERAL INFORMATION—Please read

RESPONSIBILITY: A n earnest and reasonable effort is made toinsure accuracy in publishing and maintaining schedules asshown. No responsibility is assumed for possible errors in time-tables, nor for inconvenience or damage resulting from delayedtrains or failure to make connections, such matters generallybeing due to conditions beyond our control. Schedules, equip-ment and all other information contained herein subject tochange without notice.

TIME: From 12:01 midnight to 12:00 Noon is shown by LIGHTfaced figures and from 12:01 Noon to 12:00 Midnight byHEAVY faced figures. STANDARD TIME is used throughoutthis folder and is referred to as (PT) Pacific Standard Time; (MT)Mountain Standard Time or (CT) Central Standard Time, as thecase may be.

PILLOW SERVICE: As a convenience to chair car passengers,pillows may be rented from your chair car Porter at a charge of25 cents per night.

RESERVATIONS A N D TICKETS: Please make reservations, re-clining chair car or Pullman, well in advance of trip if possibleand purchase transportation before boarding train. Tickets un-used or partly used, will be redeemed under tariff regulationsat proper value, less authorized charges where applicable.

ADJUSTMENT OF FARES: In cases of misunderstanding or dis-agreement with conductors or ticket agents, please pay farerequested securing receipt and communicate details to Directorof Passenger Sales, 526 Mission Street, San Francisco, Calif.94105.

CANCELLATION AND REFUND OF PULLMAN CHARGES:If you change your travel plans, please cancel sleeping, parlorcar or chair car reservations promptly by telephone. To obtainfull refund, sleeping or parlor car space must be cancelled afull day prior to train departure.

MINIMUM TICKET REQUIREMENTS: Minimum number of adultrail tickets required for occupancy of sleeping car space fornight service on California Zephyr: Drawing Room, one and onefourth tickets; Compartment, Bedroom or Roomette, one ticket.

CHECKED BAGGAGE

Baggage must be tendered for checking a minimum of 40 minutesbefore train time.

DEFINITION—Wearing apparel, toilet articles (except liquids) andpersonal effects, necessary and appropriate for personal use ofpassenger on journey. Does not include articles prohibited bytariff, such as money, jewelry, silverware, negotiable papers,and like valuables, liquids, fragile or perishable articles, radios,household goods, etc.

ALLOWANCE—Your baggage, within specific limits, wi l l betransported without additional charge, except for a nominalchecking service charge of 25c per piece of hand baggage and50c per trunk. Allowance for adults is 150 pounds not exceed-ing $100 in value; for children, 75 pounds not exceeding $50in value. On Family Plan tickets up to 300 pounds (not exceed-ing $200.00 in value) is allowed regardless of number ofpersons for which ticket is issued. A charge is made for weightor value in excess of these amounts.Corrugated paper boxes, rope tied, used for personal baggage,must not exceed fifty pounds in weight.

GENERAL INFORMATION—ContinuedOn CALIFORNIA ZEPHYR checked baggage is handled to and

from the following stations: San Francisco, Oakland, Fremont(Niles), Stockton, Sacramento, Marysville, Oroville, Keddie,Portola, Herlong, Gerlach, Winnemucca, Elko, Wendover, SaltLake City, Grand Junction, Glenwood Springs, Denver, Omahaand Chicago.

FREE BAGGAGE CART SERVICE is available at stations in thefollowing cities served by the Western Pacific:

Sacramento S t o c k t o nSalt Lake City

HAND BAGGAGE: Hand baggage in chair cars is restricted tosize, weight and shape that can be conveniently and safelyaccommodated in baggage rack or luggage compartment. GolfBags, Skis, Fishing Rods and other unwieldy items must bechecked for movement in baggage car.

DOGS, CATS or small household pets (other than Guide or Leaderdog) which passengers desire to carry with them in Pullmanspace must be transported by the passenger between San Fran-cisco and Oakland Depot. Our Trans-Bay Motor Coach servicecannot handle these items.

RED CAP SERVICE—SAN FRANCISCO: Passengers departingfrom San Francisco may check their hand baggage directly to out-going space on the California Zephyr.

Passengers destined San Francisco may check their hand baggagefrom their space on the California Zephyr directly to cab standat San Francisco station at a charge of 25c per piece to porteron train.

BAGGAGE PROTECTION: The company's liability for baggageis limited. Like all valuables, your baggage should be protected.Insurance is your best safeguard.St. Paul Fire 8( Marine Insurance Company Policies are avail-able at Western Pacific ticket offices.

Take Advantage of TheseSPECIAL SERVICES

Family FaresFamily Fare savings apply to both Chair Car and First Class faresboth one-way and round-trip o n the California Zephyr. Ask yourTravel Agent or Western Pacific Ticket Salesman for details abouthow much you can save by taking advantage of Family Fares."Charge It" with a Rail Credit CardNo deposit required; honored by 39 railroads; can charge rail andsleeping car tickets; meals and beverages. Inquire at any WesternPacific Ticket Office.Rent-A-Car ServiceWestern Pacific works closely with all Rent-A-Car agencies servinghundreds of cities throughout the country. Your Ticket Salesmanwill gladly arrange to have a late model car waiting for you atyour destination.Western Pacific "Pay Later" PlanTake your Western Pacific trip now and pay for it in easy monthlypayments after you return. Easy to arrange at Western Pacific TicketOffices.

For additional information, please write R. J. Cleland, Director ofPassenger Sales, 526 Mission Street, San Francisco, Calif. 94105

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the specialized consulting services WesternPacific makes available to its customers.

Because this "service in depth" includes allaspects of physical distribution, every

officer in every department is available tohelp you with any distribution problem.

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Because WP is smaller than its competitors, wehave to move faster, work harder to give shippersbetter service. And this superior service usuallyresults in substantial savings in their distributionoperation. Interested? Call your nearest WesternPacific Sales Office.

WESTERN PA C I F I CGeneral Offices: 526 Mission Street, San Francisco, Calif. 94105

• Personal service makes the difference!

BUFFALO, N.Y. (Tonawanda)Tonawanda. N. Y.-14151

2374 Parker Blvd 6 9 2 - 6 4 4 1Leo N. Kaminsky S a l e s Representative

CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA-28201P. O. Box 1607 J A c k s o n 3-2984

J. E. Moore S a l e s RepresentativeCHICAGO, ILLINOIS-60603

1300 Bankers Bldg., 105 W. Adams St. ... RAndolph 6-3562Geo. K. Wenig S a l e s ManagerW. B. Cook A s s ' t to Sales ManagerJ. H. Ephraim S a l e s RepresentativeR. J. McKelly S a l e s RepresentativeG. A. Schroeder S a l e s RepresentativeF. L. Sweeney S a l e s Representative

CINCINNATI, OH10-45202Federal Reserve Bank Building,Rm 909, Fourth and Race Streets C H e r r y 1-4792

R. B. Ritchie D i s t r i c t Sales ManagerW. D. Hawkins S a l e s Representative

CLEVELAND, OH10-441131514 Terminal Tower Building T O w e r 1-1909

Donald O. Schroen D i s t r i c t Sales ManagerA. S. Toth. S a l e s Representative

DALLAS, TEXAS-752064912 Greenville Avenue E M e r s o n 8-1514

H. Gilbert Jester, Jr S a l e s RepresentativeDENVER, COLORADO-80222

1614 South Hudson 7 5 6 - 4 1 3 4L. R. Glascock S a l e s Representative

DETROIT, MICHIGAN-4823810600 Puritan Avenue D i a m o n d 1-8364

Larry E. Moe D i s t r i c t Sales ManagerJ. C. Cunningham S a l e s Representative

FRESNO, CALIFORNIA-93721P. O. Box 4283 2 2 9 - 1 9 2 1W. A. Linehan S a l e s Representative

KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI-64110912 East 63rd Street E M e r s o n 3-4970

U. F. Bohne D i s t r i c t Sales ManagerE. C. Richardson S a l e s Representative

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA-900171709 West 8th Street H U b b a r d 3-3493

F. E. Schmalenberger D i s t r i c t Sales ManagerC. P. Blaskowsky S a l e s RepresentativeK. S. Brogan S a l e s RepresentativeK. S. Eyer S a l e s RepresentativeJ. P. Wilmoth S a l e s Representative

MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE-38117412 First National Bank Bldg.,4990 Poplar Ave 6 8 3 - 9 9 2 2

E. P. Schmittgens S a l e s RepresentativeMILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN-53222

8317 West Keefe Avenue U P t o w n 3-4771Robert F. Johnson S a l e s Representative

MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA-554163524 Minikanda Court W A I n u t 7-6888

C. J. Hudgins S a l e s Representative

PASSENGERR. J. Cleland D i r e c t o r of Passenger Sales, San Francisco, Calif.R. E. Gonsalves P a s s e n g e r Sales Mgr., San Francisco, Calif.F. J. RauwolF M g r . Tour Services, San Francisco, Calif.W. J. Powell M g r , of Dining Car Services, Oakland, Calif.

FREIGHT PRICINGF. W. Steel A s s ' t Vice President, San Francisco, Calif.

Whether your problem is travel or shipping, a convenientlylocated Western Pacific Sales Representative is anxious to prove

"Personal service DOES make the difference"!MODESTO, CALIFORNIA-95353

P. O. Box 902 L A m b e r t 2-5291F. G. Lindee D i s t r i c t Sales Manager

NEW YORK, NEW YORK-10036516 Fifth Avenue, Suite 305 T N 7-7420

W. M. Workman S a l e s ManagerJoseph Mason S e n i o r Sales RepresentativeJ. G. Edwards S a l e s RepresentativeJ. B. Hansen S a l e s RepresentativeM. W. Reigrer S a l e s Representative

OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA-94612City Ticket Office, Santa Fe Building,2040 Telegraph Avenue T E m p l e b a r 2 2604

H. E. Baldwin C h i e f of Passenger SalesOAKLAND, CALIFORNIA-94609

400-40th StreetCarl W. MangumJohn KaffunJ. J. DuynW. V. HansonH. W. LohmeyerA. T. PenzelL. C. PrestonRonald M. Tofanelli

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PHILADELPHIA (LEVITTOWN), PENNSYLVANIA-1905617 Trellis Road H O b a r t 4-4594

C. W. Beadling, Jr S a l e s RepresentativePITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA-15222

1317 The Oliver Building,535 Smithfield Street 2 8 1 - 8 0 4 2

Les H. Stoltzman D i s t r i c t Sales ManagerMaurice Deeley S a l e s Representative

PORTLAND, OREGON-97214Suite 219, Morrow Building,811 E. Burnside Street 2 3 2 - 2 1 8 6

Ken E. Cochran D i s t r i c t Sales ManagerL. A. Baker S a l e s Representative

RENO, NEVADA-89502Western Pacific Station, 325 E. Fourth St... FAirview 2 6945

Frank M. Rowe D i s t r i c t Sales ManagerSACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA—,95814

1912 J Street G i l b e r t 2-4971B. L Runge D i s t r i c t Sales ManagerF, W. Brandes S e n i o r Sales RepresentativeW. E. Ginter S a l e s RepresentativeD. L. Naylor S a l e s RepresentativeR W. Rouse S a l e s Representative

ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI-631011103 Ambassador Building,411 North Seventh Street C H e s t n u t 1-0853

J, F. McKenzie D i s t r i c t Sales ManagerR. A. Grewe S a l e s RepresentativeE. H. Huelskoetter S a l e s Representative

WALTER C. BRUNBERG V i c e President, Mar eting, San Francisco, Calif.D. H. Copenhagen A s s ' t to Vice-Pres dent, San Francisco, Calif.B. E. Pedersen D i r e c t o r of Advertising—Public Rel tions, San Francisco, Calif.

INDUSTRIALF. B. StrattonP. CitronR. W. Harlan

FREIGHT SALESCharles K. Faye A s s ' t Vice-President, San Francisco, Calif.K. A. Rank G e n e r a l Sales Manager, Chicago,C. G. Hartie, Jr M g r . , T.O.F.C. Serv., San Francisco, Calif.

MARKET DEVELOPMENTD. L. Lottus D i r e c t o r of Market Development, San Francisco, Calif.L. F. Delventhal, Jr. M g r . , Marketing Field Serv., San Francisco, Calif.P. H. Van Gorp M g r . , Market Analysis, San Francisco, Calif.

Director of Industrial Development and Real Estate, San Francisco, Calif.Ass't Director Industrial Development, Sdn Francisco, Calif.

Ass't Director of Real Estate, San Francisco, Calif.

THE WESTERN PACIFIC R A I L R O A D C O M PA N YGeneral Offices: 526 Mission Street, San Francisco, California 94105

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH-84101City Ticket Office, 27 W. South Temple S t D A v i s 8-1661

C. J. Fischer S a l e s ManagerF. E. Bedient S a l e s RepresentativeH. Dean Dorsey S a l e s RepresentativeR. A. Groves S a l e s Representative

SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIATicket Office44-4th St., Santa Fe Terminal, 94103 9 8 2 - 2 1 0 0

John W. Streck C h i e f of Passenger SalesGeneral Passenger Office526 Mission Street, 94105 9 8 2 - 2 1 0 0

Gordon P. Knapp P a s s e n g e r Sales RepresentativeMaxwell Stoughton P a s s e n g e r Sales Representative

Reservation Bureau 9 8 2 - 9 3 2 2T. A. Kyle C h i e f of Passenger Reservation Bureau

SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA-94105526 Mission Street

J. F. HamerR. E. WiltsH. I StarkRalph DinkelJ. B. GoreHarold KleinE. A. MacomberI. A. McAteeF. S. MurphyH. W. Spencer

982-2100D i s t r i c t SalesManager

M g r . , SpecialProjects-SalesSenior Sales RepresentativeS a l e s Representative

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SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA-95126City Ticket Office, 790 The Alameda. C Y p r e s s 4-4643

J. C. Dullea D i s t r i c t Sales ManagerP. E. Forkgen S e n i o r Sales RepresentativeJ. P. Carroll S a l e s RepresentativeL. W. Marshall S a l e s Representative

SEATTLE, WASHINGTON-98105"U" District Building,

1107 N. P. 45th Street M E I r o s e 3-4320Sheldon Glatt D i s t r i c t Sales ManagerJ. J. Bailey S a l e s Representative

SPOKANE, WASHINGTON-99210P. O. Box 321 A L p i n e 5-6696

C. N. Tackett S a l e s Representative

STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA-95201Passenger Station, Weber and Union Sts.,P. O. Box 511

S. E. DinkelWallace Logan

WASH! NGTON, D.C.-20005Room 318. Southern Bldg.,15th & H Sts. N. W S T e r l i n g 3-3585

J. W. Hoppenjans D i s t r i c t Sales Manager

Telephone 982-2100

466-9741Sales Manager

Sales Representative1

Litho in U.S.A.

'Phis is the D i n i n g Car famous fo r i ts superb meals,gracious service, reasonable prices, and un ique sys-tem o f advance d inne r reservat ions.

BEST WAY OF ALLTO SEE THE BEST

OF THE WEST

Spacious p r i va te rooms d r a w i n g room, bedroomsuites, compar tments , bedrooms and roomet tesprov ide a l l the comfo r ts o f home.

As g a y and co lo r fu l and as m u c h fun as San F r a n -cisco i tse l f , t h e " C a b l e C a r R o o m " B u f f e t Loungeserves l i g h t meals and beverages f r o m m o r n i n g ' t i levening.

This famous streamliner is scheduled fo r sightseeing,comfort and relaxation. I t traverses the majestic Feather

River Canyon in the H igh Sierra and the mightyColorado Rockies al l by dayl ight . Yo u see majestic,

snow-capped mountains g r e a t plains c a n y o n s andcliffs . t r e e s and t ra i ls r u s h i n g mountain streams

herds o f deer and antelope v a s t stretches o f v i rg in forest.I t ' s a great show and upsta i rs in the Vista-Dome

you have the best seat in the house!

Upsta i rs i n o n e o f t h e f ive g lass-enclosed V i s t a -Domes fo r C h a i r C a r and P u l l m a n passengers, youcan l o o k up , l o o k down , l ook a l l a round . 120 extraunsold seats!

Th is i n t ima te cockta i l bar beneath the Observa t ionCar 's V i s t a - D o m e is a f avo r i t e place w i t h Pu l lmanpassengers f o r be fo re d i n n e r cock ta i l s a n d n i g h t -caps. L i g h t i n g is subdued; service is qu ie t l y efficient.

Reserved seat chair coaches are unusua l ly spacious,qu ie t and comfortable. The deep-cushioned recl in ingchairs have adjustab le leg and foot rests and fo ld inga rm rests.