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Now the war necessity is passed and it is the settled policy of the Rail- road Adininistration to do everything reasonably withjn its power to facilitate passenger travel and to make it more attractive. . In furtherance of this policy, the Railroad Administration is entering upon a moderate program of advertising, to remind the people of the extraordinary opportunities for sight-seeing and for pleasure-seeking which our country affords—the National Parks, the seashores, the lakes, the mountains, the woods, and the many places of historic interest, The vacation season is approaching, and the timé is at hand to plan for a change of scene, for rest and recreation, It will be the effort of the Railroad Administration to aid in such planning and to make your travel arrangements convenient and satisfying. The staff of the United States Railroad Administration will be glad to furnish illustrated booklets and provide necessary information as to fares, train service, etc. Such in ormation may be obtained from the local Ticket Agent or Consolidated Ticket Offices,64 Broadway, 57 Chambers Street, 31 West 32nd Street, 114 West 42nd Street, New York, and 336 Fulton | Street, Brooklyn; or by addressing the Official Travel Information Bureau at 143 Liberty Street, New York; or 646 Transportation Building, Chi- * cago; or 602 Healy Building, Atlanta, Georgia. Every official and employee of the United States Railroad Adminis- tration is a public servant. Call on them freely. Wyeast. Director General of Railroads Washington, D. C. DMMP UIL CUTE e ee iis 1 | F A gh NRE NI