CANYON DE CHELLY-NATIONAL :\!ONUMENT-Near the New Mexico "P /J J border, may be reached by good roads Lome f o ._/ifrizona an from Winslow, Holbrook and Gallup, .'J. :M.-Chinle Indian school is at the '" ck of the canyon. 7}ou lf wanf fo 9fa';J "

Arizona, 1he nation's youngest and fifth largest state, is a land of fabulous contrasts.

CASA GHANDE RUI'.'JS-NATJO~AL Within the borders of Arizona are snow-capped MONUMENT-The wcil-prcservcd runs of a four storied prch storic corn.nunity peaks reaching up nearly 14,000 feet and palm• dwelling near Coolidg -, w.th remains of an extensive can.il system. The "cal• fringed semi-tropical desert valleys; the nation's endar," and maze Ioun.l in the walls largest virgin stand of pins forests and' the nation's have excited the scholarly interest and speculation of archaeologists from all largest forest of stately sahuaro cactus; cosmo• parts of the world. politan cities of smart sophistication and lonq-va• cared cliff dwellings.

One must understand that Arizona geographi• cally resembles two steps of a gigantic stairway. CHJlUCATIUA NATIONAL MONU• MENT-Nature has fashioned a weird On the lower step are the dry, sunny resort cities and silent community through the ero• of Phoenix and its Valley of the Sun, Tucson, sive agency of wind and water. Some• times called Rhyolite Park or Wonder• Douglas and Yuma. On the top step-more than land of Rocks, this monument is located in Southeastern Arizona and may be 5,000 feet above the lower-are Flagstaff, Williams, reached from Douglas, Bisbe, Tombstone Frescott, Oak Creek Canyon and the incompar• or Willcox, able Grand Canyon.

The geographical location enables the traveler to bask in the tropical sunshine of Southern Arizona THE GRAND CANYON-NATIONAL during the morning and ski on the Alpine slopes MONUMENT AND PARK-The world's greatest natural wonder. For two hun• of Northern Arizona in the afternoon. dred miles the Colorado River flows through this great canyon, appearing a mere thread when viewed from the rim Arizona is a land of continual sunshine, IO-gallon a mile above. No words have been found adequate to describe the breath• hats, steak fries, breakfast rides, 17 national parks t.rking beauty of this spectacle. and monuments, the biggest irrigation dams in the United States, year-round golf, cotton fields, chuck• wagon dinners, bronze sunsets, citrus and date groves, palm-lined avenues, 50,000 Indians, fat cattle-and happy tourists.

~10:-.JTEZUMA CASTLE-NATIONAL Catering to winter and summer tourists is on s MONUMENT-Its history shrouded in the mist of centuries, is located 54 of the state's important economies. Arizona has miles east of Prescott, in the Verde the finest of accommodations, the sunniest climate Valley. in the nation, and gobs of tourist attractions, but it's the state's informality and sincere hospitality 'which make it so popular with its visitors.

Its wide range of accommodations covers sprawl• ing luxury resort hotels, picturesque desert lodges, NAVAJO NATIONAL MONUMENT guest and working ranches, smart apartment -Eighty miles from Flagstaff, one of the interesting features of the Navajo hotels, small hotels and guest houses, and many Indian reservation. Many prehistoric In• dian ruins, ancient caves and cliff• of the nation's most luxurious motor courts. dwellings delight the scientist and his• torian.

Arizona's climatic range is as diversified, both ORGAN PIPE CACTUS-NATIONAL MONUMENT-South of Ajo and border• summer and winter, as can be found anywhere in ing on Mexico. This cactus is so named the world. Blessed with a variety of altitudes, because its branches resemble the pipes of the pipe organ. It grows as much ranging from slightly above sea level to Alp-like as 20 feet tall and is one of the uncom• peaks that tower nearly 14,000 feet, Arizona is mon species of the cactus family. able to offer, at any time of year, summer or win• ter, virtually any climate one could want, all within a few hours driving time from any place within the state. The desert sun country of cen• tral and southern Arizona (Phoenix, Tucson and Douglas) enjoy warm, dry, mild winters with be· PETHIFIED FOHEST- NATIONAL MONUMENT-About 20 miles east of tween 80 and 90 percent of all possible sunshine. Holbrook, where the petrified remains of prehistoric trees, some as large as The plateau and mountain areas of northern Ari· 2.50 feet in length, blended in gorgeous zona provide unmatched winter sports areas and, hues. in the summertime, cool, pine-scented breezes. I (

I 7 l\. x.. IV D JAN /JC11(oCJI • t )4 A11q a q :\ ~ \ 0, 5":.... tVu Rtit1it Mvoctif 312.A ~AYLOR, PHOENIX, ARIZONA,. ALPINO 4 ~

October 10, 1052

Dear Travel Agent:-

Your reception of our first edition of "Arizona's Finest" 1951 was beyond our qnticipation.

This year, with this new edition, we want to emphasize as strong• ly as possible a long ignored fact. Arizona has everything to entice the vacationer at ALL TIMES of the year.

Our book this year will make you acquainted with more fine resorts and ranches, including some of the finest working ranches where the visitor may participate in the ranch activities if he so desires. We are also including, for your convenience, a num• ber of private schools in the Phoenix and Tucson areas.

Our advertisers have been carefully screened and we trust that you will carefully screen the guests you send to them. Each and every advertiser will pay commission on length of stay and repeat business booked by you. You may be assured of excellent accommo• dations and prompt cooperation.

We hope you find this edition of "Arizona's Finest" greatly improved and of greater help to you, in the coming year.

Cordially yours, feeJ Bachman Alice MacArthur, Associate Arizona Resort Advertising

P. S. Additional copies of "Arizona's Finest" may be had for $1.00 per copy, post paid.

INDEX Chandler, 2 Patagonia 10 Flagstaff ...... 3 Phoenix 12 Florence 4 Scottsdale 26 Hereford 5 Superior 29 Mesa 7 Tucson 30 Nogales 9 Wickenburg 46 Private Schools 47

For information on industry or agriculture, contact any Arizona Chamber of Commerce. I' J CHANDLER Page Two

FOR AMERICA'S Through this entrance to the San Marcos Hotel come the happiest winter vacation visitors to Arizona each season. FIRST FAMILIES Season=November to May A distinguished clientele returns to The San Marcos year after year to enjoy the warm winter sun, the sports and social activities and the metropolitan service. You golf on our 18-hole, all green course; ride over colorful desert trails; swim; play tennis-relax in the sun. The San Marcos is located on a 250- acre estate just 18 miles from Phoenix. The famous and traditional San Marcos Christmas and New Year's House Parties are always a highlight of the season. If you are planning a vacation this year in the sun country, write us now for our color booklet an

CHANDLER, ARIZONA Swimming, tennis, horseback riding and all other suntime sports are available. JOHN H. QUARTY There is a lively schedule of social activities. PrHident

IN THE VALLEY OF THE SUN! Page Three FLAGSTAFF

MONTEZUMA LODGE

LOCATION: Montezuma Lodge is -located 26 miles southeast of Flagstaff and is reached by one of the mos:I: beautiful and scenic highways in northern Arizona. The lodge and co:l::l:ages are among :the tall pines and oak :trees on a bluff overlooking Mormon Lake. ACCOMMODATIONS: Modern housekeeping co:l::l:ages fully furnished. These offer a variety of ar• rangements, whether for a single person or family group. Comfortable, restful. :they are well spaced and so se:I: among :the :towering pines and oaks :l:o give complete privacy. Dining room is available :l:o guests. Store and Service Station. ACTIVITIES: Fishing, hunting, boating, riding, hiking, sight-seeing :trips. Montezuma Lodge is cen• trally located to all points of interest in northern Arizona.

The following points can be visited in a day's :trip:- Montezuma's Well Lake Mary Painted Desert Tonto Rim Drive Montezuma' s Casile Schnebbly Hill Sunset Crate!' Petrified Forest Oak Creek Canyon Grand Canyon Meteor Crater Wupatki Sioneman's Lake Snake Dances Walnut Canyon San Francisco Peaks

RATES: Co:l::l:ages from $22.00 :l:o $27.00 a week. Meals - reasonable. Reservations necessary - No pets. Open from May 1 io November I.

MONTEZUMA LODGE P. O. Address: Box 599, Flagstaff, Arizona Owned and operated by Hazel Carter (Mrs. R. U.) FLORENCE Page Four rancho

RELAX: Our guests' time is their very own. They do just as they feel like doing all day long and retire when the mood strikes them. Enjoy clear sunlit days and starbright nights. Marvel at the color and beauty of open spaces sweeping into majestic mountain ranges. We enjoy middle aged and older people and do not feel that the tranquility of Rancho Soledad would appeal to the younger set.

LOCATION: Rancho Soledad is ideally located in the heart of the desert near Florence about half way between Phoenix and Tucson. Thus the guest has access to any and all entertainment in these great, but crowded, resort cities. ACCOMMODATIONS: Every room attractively modern, spacious and, of course, with private bath and maid service. We can accommodate 12 guests. Our food is of the best, delightfully served family style. RECREATION: There's plenty to do and see when you feel like it. The Casa Grande Indian Ruins, Salt River Canyon, San Xavier Mission, the huge cactus gardens at the Arboretum, and many other interesting places invite fascinating sight seeing trips. Or, it's just a pleasant drive across the border into Mexico, with its unique shops and colorful atmosphere. And, of course, there's lawn croquet, shuffleboard and horseshoes to while away pleasant hours here at the ranch. Swim• ming and golf are available to our guests at a nearby country club. SEASON: We are open November thru May. Practically dust-free air and warm sunshine make ours an excel• lent climate for relief of sinus trouble and arthritis. TRANSPORTATION: By train-to Coolidge. We'll be at the station to welcome you. By plane-to Phoenix or Tucson. Let us know and we'll meet you at the airport. By auto-Highway 80 and 89, five miles south of Flor• ence. By bus-Sun Valley Bus from Tucson or Phoenix right to our door. RATES: American Plan. Single $12.00per day Double $20.00per day 2 completely and modernly furnished house-keeping cot• tages including living room, bedroom, kitchen and bath, $200.00per month with 6 month's lease.

For reservations write or wire Mrs. George Evans RANCHO SOLEDAD Box 547 - Florence, Arizona Page Five HEREFORD

~~a'?<~ HEREFORD, ARIZONA October i. 1952 Dear Travel Agent:- On this page we show you our Ranch-hoping you'll forgive us if we seem prejudiced. We love Montezuma-every last acre of it. We love its setting beneath the slopes of the Huachuca Mountains-snuggled into the friendliest valley in all sunny Arizona. We love our carefree manner of dress-we love our hour's jog or a day's jaunt on our hundreds of mountain or valley trails. We love the warm, sunny Arizona days-the cool crisp nights. (Our altitude is 5100 feet-not too high, not too low.) Every A. M. about 10 you'll see a group at the corral-all saddled up and ready to start a trip into the hills. Clothes-jeans mostly and any kind of old shirts or jackets and hats. Large crowds aren't interesting to us. Give us 20 guests, comfortably distributed in our guest house or cabins (every accommodation includes private bath, twin beds with individual heater in each room) and we close our reservation book. To us, Montezuma is the best spot in the wor Id for relaxation, for building health, for making friends. We give our guests the best food, the smartest horses, the softest beds, the most comfort pos• sible. Our activities are varied-riding, swimmirt,g, shuffleboard, trap .shooting, ping pong, badminton, picnics and side trips to Mexico and other points of interest. We feel certain that your clients who love the great Southwest the way we do, will enjoy our ranch to the fullest. Cordially yo rs, n.; ns: and ::bon Brook6

Transportation-Southern Pacific and Rock Island railroads, main line :to Hereford, Arizona, American Airlines :to Douglas, Arizona, Highway 80 :to Bisbee, Arizona. Ranch car will pick up all guests in nearby towns. Rates-$65,00 weekly per person including every• thing, meals, use of horses-all the Ranch has :to offer except :trap and side :trips. We reserve :the right :to select our guests. Wri:te or wire for reserva:tions :to Nancy Nelms Don Brooks Managers MONTEZUMA -RANCH Hereford, Arizona HEREFORD Page Six

LOCATION: Situated in the San Pedro Valley in Southeastern Arizona, and comprising 25,000 acres of good range country, The Y-Lightning is 6 miles from Hereford, Arizona.

Just back of the ranch house the heavily wooded Huachuca Mountains rise to over 9000 feet. A dozen impressive mountain ranges-some in Old Mexico, the farthest 150 miles-can be seen from the ranch.

ACCOMMODATIONS: The Y-Lightning is essen• tially a cattle ranch, but is equipped with all modern conveniences. The main guest house has an attrac• tive dining room, lounge with open fireplace, and billiard room. In summer, air conditioning keeps these rooms comfortably cool. There is an extensive library of varied books, papers and periodicals.

Guests occupy single or double cabins, comfortably furnished, with private or connecting baths.

FOOD: We serve plenty of good food, including our own beef and pork, fresh eggs and poultry.

ACTIVITIES: The ranch is famous for its horses, raised on the ranch. Any kind of horse is available. Guests enjoy participating in round-ups, branding, etc. Newcomers are taught in the best cowboy fash• ion. Other activities include sun bathing, tennis, ping pong, billiards, dancing, picnics. Your visit may be as relaxing or as active as you choose.

WHAT TO WEAR: Blue jeans, shirts, sweaters and such, which are available at nearby cowboy stores. A leather jacket is handy during the late fall and winter months.

TRANSPORTATION: By train: Rock Island and Southern Pacific main line. Guests met free of charge at Hereford; Golden State and Sunset Limit• ed guests met at Bisbee Junction. By auto: , High• way 80 via Tucson or Bisbee. The Y-Lightning is 25 miles west of Bisbee. By air: American Airlines to Tucson or Douglas. Ranch car meets planes by appointment. Private planes may come direct to ranch, which is listed by the CAA as the Y-Lightning Airport, Hereford.

RATES $60 to $70 weekly, American Plan Horses - $12 weekly Special monthly and summer rates

Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Moson, Owners and Managers - Hereford, Arizona - Phone: Y-Lightning Ranch, via, Bisbee, .~rizona Page Seven MESA

Main entrance to office,lobby and baths.

A DESERT SPA OF NATIONAL RENOWN It was like discovering a "fountain of youth," when the Ted Sliger's found a marvelous crystalline water with a natural temperature of 112degrees near Mesa, Arizona in 1939.Analy • sis revealed a higher mineral content than that of most of the famous American Spas. Here right in the Valley of the Sun, is one of the most valuable mineral water discoveries yet made. WHAT IT MEANS TO YOU IF YOU SUFFER from arthritis, neuritis, high blood pressure, rheumatism; if you are overweight, or if you have become chronically nervous and exhausted, the Buckhorn Wells bring you great benefits. n increasingly large number of patients have received relief and many claim outright cures. The Buck• Johnny Mize, New York Yankees, in whirlpool horn Hot Mineral Wells has become famous for a Natural cure. bath. THE RESORT is also popular with persons in good health seeking relaxation and quiet in the sun. The Proprietors have been hosts to winter resting baseball teams from the major leagues and to other pausing celebrities. (Buckhorn has been reconditioning headquarters for the New York Giants since I 1947.) MODERN BATHHOUSE SOUTHWEST'S FINEST AND LARGEST housing 27 private baths, 8 whirlpool baths, 9 massage offices, "sweat" rooms, cooling rooms, complete colon therapy department, and mens and womens sections with lounge and dressing rooms. STAFFED with 25 physio-therapists, including nurses, mas• seurs, and masseuses. Operated under board of health regula• tions. Equipment approved by American Medical Association. ACCOMMODATIONS AND SPECIAL FEATURES COMPLETELY FURNISHED housekeeping cottages and hotel rooms for 100 guests. European plan. Skilled swedish masseur treating patient. SPACIOUS GROUNDS with outdoor games such as shuffle• board and croquet. Beautifully landscaped parks, solariums, dining room, store, museum of Arizona wild life, and 18 hole desert golf course. SUNDECKS abound atop cottages and bath house roof. LOCATION IDEALLY LOCATED in the edge of the desert in the center of that area described by physicians as the health center of the globe. Twenty-three miles east of Phoenix, 7 miles east of Mesa, Arizona, on paved highway 60-70-80-89.GREYHOUND BUS service. Guests arriving by rail are met in Mesa or Chandler, and those arr iving :by plane are met in Phoenix. RATES Accommodations-Mineral Baths included: Single: Daily $6.00; Weekly $35.00. Double: Daily $7.50 to $12:00; Weekly $45.00to $75.00. Bath House Rates 1 Bath $1.75; 1 massage $2.00. {Special series rates.) Bath House Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. daily. Season-Open all year round. MR. and MRS. T. W. SLIGER, Managing Owners Air view of resort. Box 271, Mesa, Arizona - Phone 7316 MESA Page Eight

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Comfort and convenience in a casual, friendly atmos• Beautiful Sahuaro Lake for fishing, boating and swimming phere-that's Sahuaro Lake Ranch, one of Arizona's just a quarter mile away. oldest, most beautifully situated, most truly Western guest ranches.

LOCATION: Surrounded by mountains, a ten mile lake, and on ihe banks of the Salt River, the ranch lies in a protected, dust-free valley at an altitude of 1500 feet. Mesa: 25 miles. Phoenix: 40 miles. ACCOMMODATIONS: Private cabins or main-lodge rooms, attractively furnished, heated, private baths. Main lounge, dining room, Games Room, corrals, terrace and shaded lawns. Accredited Arizona ele• mentary school on property; no tuition. ACTIVITIES: Horseback riding, fishing, boating, swim• ming, picnics, badminton, shuffleboard, square dances, rodeos, other informal fun. Or just be lazy. SEASON: We welcome guests from October l to May I and for their comfort limit our accommodations to approximately sixty. Congeniality and informality is the keynote of Sahuaro. TRANSPORTATION: Ranch car meets guests on arrival in Phoenix via American Airlines, TWA, the Santa Fe, Rock Island and Southern Pacific Lines.

For a real ·western vacation in an unusual spot, with Unusual four-sided fireplace centers the friendly ranch-house good food, good friends, good times . . . it's Sahuero! lounge.

RATES

AMERICAN PLAN (Per Person) Daily $ 12.50 Weekly 85.00 Monthly . . . . 325.00

(15% Discount Oct. I-Jan. 1)

RIDING Half Day $ 3.00 Two Rides Daily ...... 5.00 We -kly 23.00

Dorothy and John McLaughlin Managing Owners

Sahuaro Lake Ranch Box 190 Mesa, Arizona Arizona's most scenic trail country for two daily escorted rides. Page Nine NOGALES

LOCATION-Kenyon Ranch. built as a Guest Ranch out in real cattle country. is situated at an alti• tude of 3400 feet and looks down over the beau• tiful Santa Cruz Valley. Tucson. 45 miles to the North and Nogales. on the Mexican Border. 20 miles South. are reached comfortably on a paved dustless highway. ACCOMMODATIONS-The Ranch is limited to 30 guests and caters to a Christian clientele. Chil• dren ten and older are accepted only during November and December. Every modern com• fort is provided-most rooms having private baths. a few with connecting baths. Ample heat• ing is supplied by open wood fireplaces and indi• vidually controlled Butane Gas heaters. The Guest houses are of native stone and are built around charming patios. RIDING-One of the featured activities of the Ranch is riding and daily a slow group of beginners and a faster group of Old-timers ride out into the mountains or down along the Santa Cruz Valley. each group with a competent cowboy. SWIMMING POOL-a new heated 20 x 40 foot pool has been built and is equipped with the latest type Sand Filters and Chlorinatots. An attrac• tive Ramada borders the Pool and provides a pleasant spot to loaf whether one swims or not. ACTIVITIES-Regulation Trap Shooting Range• Croquet Court - Horseshoe Pitching Courts - Rumpus Room where Square and Round Danc• ing. Ping Pong and other indoor games are en• joyed - Shopping trips or an evening across the Border in Nogales. Sonora. which is a free port with no passports necessary. MEALS-We consider food very important and at• tempt to provide a well balanced menu. serving only fresh fruits and vegetables and the best cuts of meat. Our tested Jerseys provide plenty of rich milk and cream. Outdoor picnics. lunch• eon around the pool and on the rides are featured. ARRIVAL-The Ranch car will meet you. at no charge. in Tucson if you come via Rock Island• Southern Pacific. or at the Tucson Airport if you arrive via American Airlines. If motoring. just follow Route 89 south from Tucson 45 miles until you see the Ranch sign on the right.

SEASON November Ist to May Ist MR. & MRS. WM. T. ALLEN. Owners and Managers AMERICAN PLAN Location: Tubae, Arizona, Santa Cruz County. Single-Private or Connecting Bath-$15.00 to $20.00Da!ly Double-Private or Connecting Bath-$30.00 to $40.00Daily Mail Address: Kenyon Ranch, Box 208, Tucson-Nogales November and December Rates 15% lower than above. Star Ht., Nogales, Arizona. Rates include: American Plan. Riding horses, Motor trips and all other Ranch entertainments. Private Local and Long Distance Telephone: Tubae No. 3. PATAGONIA Page Ten CASA ROSADA

Casa Rosada, the guest house on Rail X Ranch sits majestically on the hillside overlooking the Patagonia Valley and Santa Rita Mountains, and has a delight• ful year round climate. Through the vine-covered gate, the walled patio with its olive and palm trees, and beautiful green lawn suggests the leisure and relaxation of Casa Rosada. Here you can bask in the morning sun• shine. The old cathedral doors open into a tiled hall, and beyond you will see the hand carved mahogany beamed living room with its large fireplace and plate glass wall on the south opening onto the tiled ter• race and swimming pool. Off the hallway you find a spacious dining room with fireplace and picture window looking out on the green patio. You can sun bathe beside the pool or sit in the sheltered ramada and watch the sunsets over the Santa Rita Mountains. Each guest will find himself provided with all the comforts of the most luxurious hotel in an intimate, homelike atmosphere. All guest rooms are combina• tion living-bedrooms with private, tiled baths. There is central heating, and in addition, most rooms have fireplaces. At Casa Rosada you will look down upon the headquarters of Rail X Ranch, one of the oldest work• ing ranches in the southwest. The ranch provides the finest prime beef, pork (hams and bacon) lamb, chickens, turkeys, fresh eggs, rich milk, cream, but• ter, and many of the vegetables for the guests and the ranch employees. FEATURES OF CASA ROSADA AND RAIL X RANCH The finest riding in the valley-rolling hills or mountains-gentle or spirited palominos and steel dust quarter horses all raised and trained on the ranch. Over 20,000 acres give the hunting enthu• siast an opportunity to hunt dove, quail, ducks, deer, and j avelina (wild pig) in season. In the spring and fall guests may join in the cattle operations such as round up, branding, driving cattle, riding fence, springs and water holes. Those who do not wish to ride can go by jeep to watch the operations. Many one day trips of historical and archeological interest in Arizona or Old Mexico can be made.

Guests arriving by train or airlines will be met in Tuc• son. If guests drive, take route 82 six miles south of Sonoita to ranch. Our clientele restricted and guests carefully selected. RATES November, December and after April 15 $185-210per week per couple January 1 to A!)r5.l15 $210-$245per week per couple These rates include everything, no extras-and a no tipping policy insures all guests the same fine service. For reservations, write, wire or phone, Telephone, RAIL X RANCH, Nogales, Arizona Helen and Walter Kolbe, owners Rail X Ranch Patagonia, Arizona Page Eleven PATAGONIA

CIRCLE Z RANCH

11Not Just A Ranch, But A Way 01 Lile11

LOCATION Picturesquely situated at an elevation of 3900 feet in the lovely rolling grasslands of Patagonia, with an ideal year-round climate. Those unfamiliar with ihis part of Arizona are always amazed when they first see the colorful and varied terrain rang• ing from gently sloping hills and jutting cliffs to deep green valleys. Running through the ranch is Sonoita Creek, its banks lined with cottonwood and sycamore, and whose never-ceasing flow· of cool water is unique in Southern Arizona. Located only 15 miles from Mexico and on an old Spanish Land Grant, the country is full of historic interest and affords many interesting side trips.

RIDING The outstanding pleasure at Circle Z is horseback riding, considered by many the best in the South• west. We're justly proud of our string of western horses and there is a suitable mount for everyone, from experienced horsemen to beginners. Circle Z is a Working Cattle Ranch and guests can ride and work right along with the cowboys-running cattle, checking fences, taking pack-trips and enjoyinq round-up time--perhaps even participating in rodeos held on our own rodeo field.

RECREATION For added pleasure there is swimming, tennis, shuffle• board, croquet, badminton, trap-shooting, and horseshoes. Open season on bear, mountain lion, and lynx; in-season hunting for dove, duck, deer and javelina (wild boar). Guaymas, Mexico - deep-sea fishing, capitol of the world - is two hours flight by scheduled airline, or an easy days trip by car. We also provide a Cantina, game room, tack room, secluded nooks for sunbathing, good books• and of course, Horses and the Great Out-of-Doors!

ACCOMMODATIONS 45 guests accommodated in Casa Rosa Guest House with private baths, or in cottages with connecting baths. All rooms open onto patio or porch. They are light, airy and attractive with cross-ventilation and steam-heated for addi• tional comfort. Suites may be arranged. OPEN ALL YEAR Rates-American Plan: Includes Rooms, Meals, Riding, Swimming and All Ranch Facilities FOOD January Ist to April 30th Meals are served in one of the two dining rooms, charm• ing with their Mexican decor,-out of a saddlebag around From $85.00 to $110 weekly per person. Children under a camp fire-in the Tack Room-or at the barbecue pit 12, $60.00 near the swimming pool. Food is plentiful and good. Balance of Year From $70.00 to $85.00 weekly per person. Children under 12, $50.00 Write, wire or phone Discounts for Extended Stays CIRCLE Z RANCH Hovr: to reach us: Frontier Airlines to Nogales or Ranch station wagon meets Southern Pacific and American Air• Fred Fendig, Managing Owner lines in Tucson. By car U. S. Hwv. 89 Tucson to Nogales, Patagonia, Arizona Arizona Hwy. 82 to Ranch Entrance. PHOENIX Page Twelve IDQr i\rtinuu i\ntbunnu~nr LOCATION-Surrounded by lovely private es:ta:tes ihe Ambassador is located in :the mos:t livable portion of :the exclusive residential dis:tric:t north of Phoenix. It is near enough :to :the ci:ty (five and one half miles from :the center) to drive in:to :the shopping dis:tric:t and to enjoy theaters, night-clubs and :the community's life. Bu:t far enough ou:t to enjoy :the desert atmosphere and country living.

ACCOMMODATIONS-Privacy and spaciousness were given consideration in planning :the location of the guest bungalows at the Ambassador. There are play areas for :the children, and luxuriant flower gardens and lawns surround the bungalows and line :the walks leading to the heated pool and :the main house.

Accommodations are different: gues:t rooms are studio-type living-bedrooms with large dressing room, completely equipped ki:tchene:t:tesand tub and shower bath. Master suites consist of luxurious living room over-looking gardens, completely equipped kitchen, large master bedroom and tub and shower bath,

Rooms and suites are generously proportioned, lux• uriously furnished, beautifully decorated. They are planned :to give u:tmosi comfort.

FOOD-Restaurant facilities available on the premises. The cuisine has made :the Ambassador famous.

ACTIVITIES-Of course the Arizona spor:t of sunlazing receives first consideration, sunlazing on colorful, com• fortable chairs in front of the bungalows, or around :the bright heated pool. There is a shuffleboard court, horseback riding available, a play area for :the young• sters, and a barbecue, facing the pool where guests can enjoy old :time square dances, or just restful evenings around a pungent fire.

TRANSPORTATION-To and from Phoenix daily in our courtesy car. Trains and planes are met on appoint• ment. Sightseeing :trips to all of the scenic points in Arizona may be arranged.

OPEN ALL YEAR RATES - EUROPEAN PLAN For :two persons, occupying studio sui:te, consisting of com• bination living-bedroom wi:th :twin beds, dressing room, ki:tchene:t:te,private ba:th with tub and shower. Mid-season-Jan. 15-April 15 $16.00 per day For :two persons occupying a master suite consisting of liv• ing room, master bedroom, kitchen, private ba:th room wi:th :tub and shower. Mid-season-Jan. 15-April 15 $25.00 per day Reduced rates for spring, summer and fall. Air cooled. Planned ac:tivi:ties :the year 'round.

RESERVATION-DEPOSIT-Reservations should be made as early as possible. To hold a reservation, a deposit of one week's charge for the party is required.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION-or to make a reserva• · W~r l\ri~nuv Ambaanahnr tion, consult your :travel agent or write, wire or tele• Phoenix, Arizona AMherst 6-2423 phone: 335 West Maryland Avenue .Page Thirteen PHOENIX

LOCATION: In the heart of Phoenix near the Country Club where the famed "Phoenix Open" is played each winier. Only three minutes to downtown. Walking distance to modern shop• ping centers and theatre. Two bus lines at door.

ACCOMMODATIONS Apartment suites and guest cottages. Luxurious, spacious one or two bedroom apartments. completely furnished wi:th china. silver, linens. Daily maid service, telephones. Ample closet space; ultra-modern kitchens and baths. Carports included in rental

RECREATION: Relax on spacious sun decks or private patios. PLAY: Shuffleboard, horse shoes, croquet. Ride over desert frails on horses from the West's finest stables. SWIM: In the sun or under the stars in our large new tiled. marine lighted pool. A continuous change of wafer. Enjoy barbecue dinners served in real cowboy style. TOURS: Individual or group tours arranged to the Grand Canyon, the Painted Desert. or for fishing. hunting or sight seeing beyond compare.

TRANSPORTATION: Direct air and rail service to Phoenix. We meet planes and trains. ARIZONA FRONTIER RATES One Bedroom Apartment-I or 2 People OPEN ALL YEAR. SPECIAL SUMMER RATES. Full Season-October I to May 15-$1,850.00 October $ 55.00 per week $165.00 per mo. J. Russo. Mgr. P. Russo, Owner Nov.-Dec. 75.00 per week 250.00 per mo. Jan.-Feb.-Mar. . .. 100.00 per week 360.00 per mo. 347 E. Thomas Road April ...... 90.00 per week 310.00 per mo. Phone AMhersf 5-4768 May ...... 60.00 per week 205.00 per mo. Two Bedroom Apts. with One Bath-2, 3, or 4 People Full Season-October I to May 15-$2,125.00 October $ 60.00 per week $200.00 per mo. Nov.-Dec...... 80.00 per week 275.00 per mo. Jan.-Feb.-Mar. . .. 120.00 per week 425.00 per mo. April 100.00 per week 360.00 per mo. May . : ...... 75.00 per week 250.00 per mo. Two Bedroom Apt. with Two Baths-2, 3, or 4 People FullSeason-October I to May 15-$2,350.00 October $ 70.00 per week $225.00 per mo. Nov.-Dev...... 85.00 per week 285.00 per mo. Jan.-Feb.-Mar. . .. 130.00 per week 465.00 per mo. April 130.00 per week 380.00 per mo. May ...... 80.00 per week 280.00 per mo. PHOENIX Page Fourteen

HOTEL AND BUNGALOW APARTMENTS

The newest most luxurious accommodations in Arizona. Dining room - Coffee Shop - Cocktail Lounge - Rumpus Room. . Heated Outdoor Swimming Pool - Horseback Riding - Golf available.- Softball - Shuffleboard - Volleyball - Horseshoes - Pitch 'n Putt - Archery - Tennis - Badminton - Solarium - Dinner Dancing - Square Dancing - Outdoor Barbeque. Planned activities and entertainment.

Rates Per Day Rates Per Day RATE SCHEDULE EUROPEAN PLAN From Nov. 1 From Jan. 10 Type of to Jan. 10 to Apr. 15 Accommodation Description From $10.50 From $18.50 Hotel Room Room with twin beds and patio. Single or Double Single or Double Efficiency One-room efficiency apartment consisting of living-room with twin From $12.50 From $18.50 Apartment beds and all-electric kitchenette, separate dressing room. Single or Double Single or Double Studio Living-room with twin studio beds, separate all-electric kitchen $15.00 $23.00 Apartment and patio. Single or Double Single or Double Dinette Living-room with twin studio beds, dinette, separate large all• $17.50 $26.00 Apartment electric kitchen and patio. Single or Double Single or Double Two-Bedroom Living-room with twin studio beds, bedroom with either twin beds $25.00 $35.00 Suite or double bed, separate large all-electric kitchen, and patio. Single or Double Single or Double Three-Bedroom Living-room with twin studio beds, two bedrooms with either twin $35.00 $55.00 Suite beds or double bed, separate large all-electric kitchen, two full Accommodations Accommodations baths, and patio. up to 4 persons up to 4 persons

Open the Year Round. Air Conditioned. Summer Rates on Request. All rooms and apartments have phone, tiled baths and showers. Double bed may be substituted for twin studio GEORGE LeSUER, General Manager beds. The above rates apply to either single or double JACK KOGEN - MORY GREENE, Owners occupancy in :the accommodations described. There is a E. Camelback Road a:t 24th Street, Phoenix, Arizona charge of $5.00 per day for each additional person. Phone AMherst 6-2431 Page Fifteen PHOENIX

Arizona's Fine Guest Ranch 11The Home ol the Finest People in the World-OUR GUESTS'' LOCATION: On Phoenix, most beautiful avenue, courses and driving range within a short drive. among the country estates ... away from the Riding stables nearby, bridle paths adjacent. desert dust and with a gorgeous mountain view. Horse and dog races. theatres and shops of Metro• Grounds attractively landscaped, velvet lawns politan Phoenix are within a few minutes reach. and large trees. Only fifteen minutes from down• TRANSPORTATION: By plane, train or bus to town, city bus service. Convenient to every• Phoenix will meet by appointment. thing, yet with the quietness of the country. The ARIZONA RANCH HOUSE catering to a selec• ACCOMMODATIONS: Limited to 35 guests. All tive clientele desiring comfort, contentment and rooms with bath. A lovely, rambling ranch house a homelike atmosphere. The friendliness . . . and guest houses, charmingly furnished. The western hospitality . . . congeniality, brings our great living room is panelled with the original guests back to the ranch house. white oak panelling from an ancient castle in Scotland. OPEN ALL YEAR AIR CONDITIONED FOOD: The freshest the market affords, in fruit and RATES vegetables; only top-grade poultry, meats and American Plans- November to May sea foods are served. Appetizing and satisfying Single $15.00 per day. meals, prepared by women cooks, are served in Double $25.00,$30.00 and $35.00 per day. a cheerful dining room with its comfortable fur• European Plan- . May to November Single $7.00 per day includes breakfast. nishings. Our kitchen and dining room is super• Double $9.00 to $12.00per day includes breakfast. vised by an expert chef, formerly of the Fred Harvey System. JIM and IRMA DAUGHERTY ACTIVITIES: Indoor and outdoor games. Swimming Owners and Managers pool, sun bathing. putting green, pitch and putt 5614North Central Avenue - Phone AMherst 5-4406 golf course, shuffleboard, horse-shoes. Five golf Phoenix, Arizona PHOENIX Page Sixteen CAMELBACK INN Where Carefree People elude fog, smog, city pressure, roaring traffic, jangling phones ... and learn "The Importance of Doing Nothing" EARLY OPENING-Camelback opens October 23, and enjoys a warm, dry climate in the early fall. Hunting and fishing are good in the autumn months. You will usually find more early and late season guests at Camelback than any other resort in Arizona. RATE SCHEDULE FOR, 1952-1953 SEASON All Quotations on The American Plan, per day, including room and all meals OCT. 23 to JAN. 20 ancl APRIL 1 to May 1 JAN. 20 to APRIL 1 1 Per. 2 Per. 3 Per. 1 Per. 2 Per. 3 Per. DOUBLE ROOM AND Beautiful glass-enclosed pool makes sun-bathing and swimming possible every SHOWER BATH: clay all winter. Pool luncheons served daily without extra charge. also Rooms 3 and 18 $24 $36 $40 $40 GHOUND FLOOll CASAS WITH TUB AND SHOWER; MEALS-American Plan. Truly the also Upper Rooms without sun-deck ...... 26 38 $46 42 42 $52 finest meals one may find any• UPPER ROOMS WITH SUN- DECK, TUB AND SHOWER; where. Camelback has a nation• also Booms 56, 62, 39, 40, o;.4 wide reputation for marvelous home• 41, 68, 69, 70 ...... 28 40 48 44 44 u Rooms 54 ancl 55 ...... 44 50 50 60 like food. 2 Rooms, 1 bath between. . . . 46 54 56 66 1 Double, 1 single, bath with DRESS-Informal, Sport, sun clothes but not between rooms. . . . 44 52 52 62 1 clouble, small parlor ...... 34 44 52 52 62 and riding clothes in daytime. Ladies 1 double, large parlor ...... 50 60 60 70 wear informal clothes in evening; The Desert Queen Casas Rooms 93, 94, 95 ...... 32 44 52 50 60 for men, business suits. No tuxedo LOCATION-Eleven miles northeast of Phoenix, on 10,000 needed! acres of cactus-covered desert between Camelback and RIDING-Fascinating desert and mountain trails; a su• Mummy mountains. Only 4 miles from glamous western perb string of 60 gaitedhorses and western ponies; experi• resort village of Scottsdale which has world renowned enced cowboy guides. Gentle mounts for children and shops. inexperienced riders. Those who enjoy riding will find ACCOMMODATIONS - Delightful, comfortable rooms Camelback unexcelled for this sport. Charges: $3.75 for contained in 17 cottage style casas, Rooms rented singly, 2 hours. Weekly, $25. Monthly, $90. en suite or by the casa, all with bath; capacious closets; SPORTS-AMUSEMENTS-Pleasure-providing '.swimming specifically appointed for maximum quiet and privacy; in glass-enclosed, warm-water pool, outdoors in sun. Ten• each room has own outside entrance. Accommodations nis on fine courts. Golf at three near-by 18 holes, grass heated by individual natural gas furnaces, thermostatically green courses. Sporty putting green, controlled by occupants. Luxurious beds. · Shuffleboard, sun-bathing, table• CLIENTELE-Rigidly restricted to 160 meticulously se• tennis, quoits, croquet, miles of lected guests. No one suffering from communicable dis• nearby mountains and desert trails eases accepted. Perhaps no resort in America can equal leading right from your casa door the fine clientele found at Camelback Inn. for hikers. Movies, teas, bridge par• ties, square dancing twice weekly. Private TV room. Amusements plan• ned by hostess. Famous Cholla, Southwestern style cocktail room at Inn. Hopalong College guided by 2 fine camp Counsellors offers free children's program. All. entertainment in smart Phoenix available. SPECIAL SERVICES-Library, store, baby sitters, beauty parlor, prompt laundry and valet service, masseuse, mail twice daily, room telephones and telegraph service. TRANSPORTATION - Airlines: Many transcontinental flights daily by both American Airlines and Trans-World Airlines. Railroads: Rock Island-Southern Pacific and Santa Fe operate nationally famous trains through Phoe• nix on good schedules. Trains, planes met by Arizona Tours by appointment. Daily trips to Phoenix on oil surfaced highway. Garage and complete service for guests' cars.

CAMELBACK INN IS UNDER THE FRIENDLY MANAGEMENT OF JACK AND LOUISE STEWART

E. F. "Buzz" Dublin, Resident Manager Write, Wire or Telehone AMherst 5-4741, Phoenix, Arizona, for Extra Details Page Seventeen PHOENIX

NEAR MAJESTIC CAMELBACK MOUNTAIN •.. A Desert Paradise Where Summer Spends the Winter

.c:»: Conveniently located on the edge of the desert near picturesque Scottsdale, Casa Blanca is in the heart of Phoenix and the Valley of the Sun's most distinctive resort area, just twenty minutes from Union Station and the municipal airport.

Accommodafiono: A prevailing Moorish influence establishes a mood of relaxing comfort and refinement. Custom built fur• nishings complete, in all of Casa Blanca's spacious suites or cottages, a most restful and supremely comfortable environment.

Recreation: The most modern facilities are provided for favorite recreations under Arizona sunshine: for swimming, croquet. tennis and shuffleboard, and inclusive of a THE SEASON. JANUARY 1 TO APRIL 15 putting green. First class mounts and fine stabling for Pre and post season - about 30 dayi befofe and after private horses are provided. Many of the guests arrive at a discount from season rates. by private plane on Casa's own airstrip, and the "Ready Room" is the favorite haunt of flying enthusiasts. Operated On a Modified American Plan (Serving Breakfast and Dinners) {Moderately Priced Luncheons A'vailable) 2Jining: All rates are quoted per ~'erson and based on two indi• An excellent standard of service and cuisine is main• viduals in a room. tained by a carefully selected staff. Food is prepared in a completely stainless steel kitchen, one of the best $16 $18 $20 $24 equipped in the country. An additional charge of $8 is made for third person :Jranoporfafion: occupancy. Phoenix is approached from all directions by first class, smooth-surfaced highways and enjoys a round• the-clock schedule on all major transportation systems, induding the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific Railroads P. 0. Box 1392 Phoenix, Arizona and American and TWA airlines. Station wagon service between Casa. Blanca and transportation terminals is Telephone AMherst 5-4736 available at all times. GEORGE LINDHOLM, President PHOENIX Page Eighteen

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Country Club Apartment Hotel

RATES JANUARY - FEBRUARY - MARCH Bedroom Apartment including $400.00 per mo. Living Room, Dinette and Kitchen $20.00 per day 2 Bedroom Apartment including $500.00 per mo. Living Room, Dinette and Kitchen $25.00 per day 3 Bedroom Apartment including $600.00 per month Living Room, Dinette and Kitchen $30.00 per day All Furnished and with Complete Hotel Service A request will bring you our Monthly or Summer Rates.

LOCATION: Opposite beautiful Phoenix Country Club, in the heart of the finest residential section, close to down• town Phoenix with its modern shopping facilities and COUNTRY CLUB APARTMENT HOTEL fine restaurants. ACCOMMODATIONS: The utmost in luxurious apartment 3030 North Seventh Street hotel living. Appointments cannot be matched in this Phoenix, Arizona area, complete with maid service. ACTIVITIES: Beautiful swimming pool, lovely landscaped Phone AMherst 6-2443 lawns and large sun patios for relaxation. TRANSPORTATION: Direct air and rail service to Also Turney Square, Patio Royale and Bel-Aire Apts. Phoenix. Page Nineteen PHOENIX

(EL ESTREE-BO, THE STIRRUP) IN THE VALLEY OF THE SUN LOCATION - On the rising slope of Camelback Mountain, over looking Phoenix and the colorful de• sert. Set back from the highway a few hundred yards; quiet, peaceful, secluded, restricted. El Esiri• bo's neighbors are famed Jokake Inn, writer Clarence Buddington Kelland's winter home and the Elizabeth Arden Salon. , SETTING - Shady palms, prolific flowers, velvet green lawns. Facing south on rising ground, maxi• Private Heated Pool By Main Lodge mum winier sunshine is assured. Views from patios and upper decks of orange groves, desert, mountains, City of Phoenix and Paradise Valley. GUEST ROOMS - Airy, cheerful, spacious, with decorator-selected color harmonies. Furnished in luxurious Southwest tradition. All bedrooms have full tile private baths and private outside entrances. FOOD - Meals are thoughtfully planned, deliciously prepared and attractively served. The menu is one of intriguing variety. Only the best and freshest food is served. LOUNGES - Two large, glassed-in lounges with view of Valley. Air-conditioned throughout. Upper decks have eighty-mile view of desert and mountains. SUN BATHING - Patios, upper decks, lawns and pool areas. SWIMMING POOL - New, modern, heated pool in front of main patio. Constant circulating filtered One of the Colorful Main Lodge Lounges water. Secluded from highway view by desert growth. Out in full sun, with comfort able deck chairs and beach umbrellas all around. ACTIVITIES - Shuffleboard, badminton and croft on grounds; finest riding horses in the Valley are· stabled at property's edge, with winding desert trails adjacent. Only 11 miles from downtown Phoenix by paved highway, all of the day-and-night activities of the sunshine capital are but minutes away. Excellent golf course one mile from lodge. TRANSPORTATION: AIR-Direct service to Chicago and San Francisco by American Airlines and TWA. Ideal flying condi• Spacious Bedrooms with Private Tile Baths tions for private planes. RAIL - Regular schedules of Southern Pacific and Santa Fe Railways arriving daily from Chicago, SEASONAL RATES Kansas City, New Orleans, Albuquerque, Portland, $25 to $32 per day, double San Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diego. AMERICAN PLAN Since EL EsTRIBO can accommodate only a comparatively small number of guests, preference is shown for refined, ----+·-

RESORT APARTMENTS

LOCATION-PARADISE VALLEY El Tambo is ten and one-half miles from Phoenix and can be reached by private car or taxi. Car ren• tals are available locally. Phoenix is served by the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific railroads, TWA and American Air lines. Scottsdale, a town of three thousand, is only two and one-half miles away. The guests may enjoy as many of the "vacation spots" as he desires by taking his meals at any of the outstanding inns nearby, or restaurants throughout the valley. He may also take short trips to many points of interest in central Arizona. SETTING El Tambo is a new and delightfully different resort located in the center of .the Valley of the Sun vaca• tion area. It is situated on the desert slope of Camel• back just south of Mummy Mountain. The grounds occupy an area of twenty acres of unchanged Ari• zona desert. The climate and desert air are renown• ed for their health-giving qualities. GUEST ACCOMMODATIONS The architecture is modern with a southwestern influence. It was designed for visitors seeking the pleasures and benefits of this area in their "own home" type of environment. It consists of fifteen · units in nine buildings, ranging in capacity from a single room apartment to a living room and two bed• rooms. Each unit has a bathroom, dressing room and kitchenette. The kitchenette is so equipped that the guest may have his own cup of breakfast coffee on the sun terrace, a sandwich after a ride or party, or prepare a whole meal if he desires it. The living rooms have open fireplaces and picture windows overlooking the mountains. In addition, each apart• ment has its own sun terrace. The plan of location of the buildings is such as to give privacy on the sun terrace without obstructing the beautiful view of the mountains and desert. All of the native plants have been preserved and there are many cacti and other native flora undisturbed around the buildings. These plants bloom at times throughout the winter and spring. ACTIVITIES A fine swimming pool in a sunny location is the center of many activities at El Tambo. Sports and entertainment are readily available in the nearby area. These include golf courses, horse racing, rodeos and tennis courts. The desert around El Tambo is perfect for the guest wishing horseback riding and several excellent stables are nearby. Three nationally known private schools are within a few miles of El Tambo. RATES Single Apartment • All Living Rooms - I4' x 20'. November I-January I $10.00per day • Daily maid service and utilities furnished. January I-April I5 $I8.00 per day One Bedroom • Kitchens fully equipped. November I-January I $18.00per day • Telephone in each apartment. January I-April I5 $24.00per day Two Bedroom :European Plan - Desert Resort, Inc. ~ Allen Luhrs, Pres. November I-January I $20.00per day January I-April I5 $30.00per day Box 397 - Scottsdale, Ariz. - Phone AMherst 5-4783 Page Twenty-one PHOENIX

LOCATION: Perfectly located in the famous "Valley of the Sun" resort area, ten miles east of Phoenix. J okake is nestled at the foot of Camelback Moun• tain, two miles from Scottsdale, "The West's Most Western Town," famous for its arts and crafts.

SETTING: Jokake Inn typically Southwestern, was built to blend thoroughly into the scenery, cli• mate, manners, and customs of the great South• west. Its architecture is 'predominantly pueblo, with a mixture of Mission and Spanish. Jokake (pronounced Joe-Kah-Kee) was named by an In• dian who stood watching workmen mix adobe for the first building's walls. The word in the Hopi Indian language means "mud house."

GUEST ROOMS: Limited accommodations in the main building, most of the guest rooms are lo• cated in separate units, with their own patio, known as Pima House, Hopi House, Navajo House, etc. All rooms are well ventilated and have central steam heating, private baths and telephones. All are colorfully and comfortably furnished, and many have their own wood burn• ing fireplace.

FOOD: The cuisine is excellent, carefully prepared by experienced chefs, and offers a wide selection of entrees and fresh vegetables. There are occa• sional buffets. Luncheons at the swimming pool during the season.

ACTIVITIES: A complete recreation area is avail• able, including tennis courts, putting greens, bad• minton, and shuffleboard courts. Ii is the Roque Center of the Southwest with two championship courts. There is a playground for the children with its own separate swimming pool. Many good golf courses are located nearby ... the nearest being about two miles distant. Riding is popular and a fine string of horses is maintained at Jokake's own stables. The sunny cocktail lounges over look the tennis courts by the main building and on the swimming pool patio, chuck wagon dinners on the desert are delightful. Meals are prepared over open fires to the tune of cowboy music.

TRANSPORTATION: Phoenix is approached from all directions by first class, smooth-surfaced highways and enjoys a round-the-clock schedule on all major transportation systems, including SEASONAL RATES the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific Railroads and American and TWA airlines. Station wagon serv• AMERICAN PLAN ice between J okake and transportation terminals January l st thru March 31st Single-$20.00 per day and up. is available at all times. Double-$34.00 to $40.00 per day. November, December, April JOKAKE INN Single-$20.00 per day and up. Double-$28.00 per day and up. ROBERT FOEHL, Manager Accommodations are limited to 150 guests as J okake 6000 E. Camelback Road I~n _enjoys a family and club-like atmosphere, the guest Phone Phoenix AMherst 5-4711 Iist is carefully selected. This is Jokake Inn's 25th season.

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Luxurious Living In The Sun Country

ACCOMMODATIONS Delightfully comfortable furnished apartments with one or two bedrooms (each with bath), large living room, fully equipped kitchen and private sun patio. Central lounge with television. Car-port for each apart• ment. Trunk room for your luggage. Guest laundry room with Bendix washer. Radio in every apartment. The Phoenix morning paper and citrus from our trees are a part of our service. LOCATION Nestled on the sunny south slope of Camelback mountain in the heart of the resort area. Set far back from Camel• back Road, assuring complete quiet and privacy. Just two miles from Scottsdale and eleven miles from down• town Phoenix. Beautiful green lawns, thousands of flow• ers, and many trees surrounded by desert flora, make a setting for an ideal vacation. PLAYING IN THE SUN Swimming-Enjoy our lovely pool and sun bathe in a relaxing environment. Golf-Private course just two miles. Putting Green-Fine creeping bent 'lawn. Horseback Riding-Many fine stables close by. Shuffleboard a good competitive game. Croquette, Horseshoes, Ping Pong. Patio Barbeque-Exceptional fun and companionship on the patio with a juicy charcoal broiled hamburger (on the house). RESERVATIONS References required ... Restricted clientele ..• No Pets No communicable diseases ... Minimum reservation two weeks. RATES -European Plan January 15th thru April 7th One bedroom ap:t. wi:th living room, kitchen & ba:th: 1 or 2 persons $500 :to $600 mo. Two bedroom ap:t. wi:th living room, kitchen, 2 ba:ths: up :to 4 persons $750 :to $900 mo. Prior to January 15th and after April 7th One bedroom ap:t. wi:th living room, kitchen & ba:th: 1 or 2 persons $275 :to $400 mo. Two bedroom ap:t. wi:th living room, kitchen. 2 ba:ths: up :to 4 persons $375 :to $600 mo. A charge of $3 per day for each additional person in apar:t• merit. Special ra:tes for long s:tays. Paul and Muriel Feltman, resident owners TRANSPORTATION Free transportation to and from terminals in our car. La VISTA GRANDE Arrangement made for renting of cars. Santa Fe and Southern Pacific Railroads. 5702 E. Camelback Rd. - Phoenix, Arizona TWA, American and Frontier Airlines. Phone AMherst 5-2718 Page Twenty-three PHOENIX

Paradise Inn • • •

PARADISE INN is situated on :the desert :ten miles northeast of the center of Phoenix on :the southeast slope of Camelback Mountain. It is a most a:t:trac:tive spot over• looking :the wide expanse of Paradise Valley with ifs desert growth and the colorful mountains in the distance. The buildings of :the Inn are new and well constructed, ade• quately heated and most comfortable. The bedrooms are in co:t:tages surrounding :the main building, and each room has a profusion of air and sunlight. Each room has a pri• vate bath and :telephone, and most rooms have fireplaces for cheerfulness. The main building includes the lounging rooms, dining rooms, cocktail rooms, and other a:t:trac:tive spots. There are many colorful sundecks and lounging places, and everywhere there is an abundance of sunshine. A most a:t:trac:tive feature is the heated swimming pool, with wide terraces surrounding where buffet luncheon is served every day. The :tennis courts and other games are located nearby, and include shuffle board, putting green, and roque or croquet courts. A capable Tennis Pro is in a:t:tendance and is assisted by our Junior Host. Capable Hostesses assist bu:t do not "insist." The main building includes, also, an a:t:trac:tive chil• dren's dining room for :the smaller chrldren and :their nurses. A wading pool and playground is close by. There is an a:t:trac:tive Beauty Shop, Massage Room, and Tennis Shop. An excellent riding stable is situated on the grounds, and :the desert riding is most enjoyable. Paradise Camp across Paradise Valley is a pleasant objective for horseback rides. Paradise Inn provides every opportunity :to enjoy Ari• zona to :the utmost. It has most comfortable and a:t:trac:tive buildings and surroundings. The food is simple American food excellently cooked and a:t:trac:tively served. In every particular a most home-like atmosphere is preserved and the clientele is restricted much as :that of the most exclu• sive club. Paradise Inn is not a hotel, but an a:t:trac:tive winter home. We will be glad to refer you to people in your vicinity and :to send you more comprehensive litera- ture. COMMUNICATIONS: Phoenix is a city of more than 200,000 people. It is served by Rock Island Lines and Southern Pacific Railway, Santa Fe, American Airlines, and T.W.A. It is one of very few cities on :two main trans- continental airways. Guests who advise :time and means of arrival are met at station or airport at a moderate charge. Private :tele• phone and :telegraph lines are connected to Phoenix ex• chanqe with :telephone in each room and :teletype service in the office.

DAILY RATES PARADISE INN American Plan Nov. ls:t to Jan. 20 and April 6150 E. Camelback Road Singles, $12.00 to $20.00 Doubles, $22.00 to $32.00 Phoenix, Arizona Jan. 20 :to March 31s:t FRED RENKER, Managing Director Singles, $18.00 :to $34.00 Doubles, $30.00 to $42.00 Special discounts for long stays. Phone Phoenix AMhersi 5-4785 PHOENIX Page Twenty-four

il Ro_yal Palms 'Inn

LOCATION: The Royal Palms Inn is located in the valley SEASON: From December 1st to May Ist. Life during the of the sun resort area just ten miles from downtown winter months is completely informal. During early Phoenix. Camelback Mountain watches over the 32 acres December and April, especially delightful months on the of landscaped lawns, stately citrus and date groves. Com• desert, we offer our lower rates. However, during the pletely encircled by a picturesque wall, the Inn is truly a peak months of January, February and March we do not man-made oasis-with tile-imbedded walkways leading offer single rates. to the cottages which are completely set apart from the MEALS: The Royal Palms operates on the American Plan ·main building for quiet, and surrounded by colorful flow• which includes meals. Food prepared by our distinguished ers and shrubs, exotic desert cacti. chefs, a varied and constantly changing menu, fresh citrus ACCOMMODATIONS: All rooms are in cottages each with fruits from our own groves-served in the magnificent its own combination tub and shower, private dressing setting of the Spanish dining room make meal time a real rooms. large closets, and studio window framing a mag• treat for our guests. nificent panorama of desert beauty. Some rooms have TRANSPORTATION: Phoenix is served by top flights on wood-burning fireplaces and private patios. Perfectly ap• all major airlines landing at Sky Harbor Airport, Phoenix, pointed, beautifully furnished, accommodations offer all and Crack Rock Island and Southern Pacific, Santa Fe the spacious privacy and comfort of home plus every hotel trains. convenience for a winter vacation of rest and relaxation. OUR GUESTS: We are small having a capacity of some RECREATIONAL FACILITIES: The Sweetheart Pool ninety guests so we choose our clientele with care. There• area-with worlds of sunning and lounging space around fore, the people you will meet in the lounges and play the Pool which is heated and filtered; adjoining cantina for areas are ones you will enjoy knowing. cocktails; with daily Poolside buffets-this area offers round the clock "fun in the sun." The smaller, upper Pool TARIFFS with adjoining barbecue, badminton and tennis courts, From: Single Double Suites shuffleboard and pin.g-pong and our own stables are also on Dec. 1-Jan. 1- $20 From $36 $50 to $60 the Inn grounds. For those who exercise in a prone posi• Jan. 1-Jan. 15- $26 to $30 $36 to $40 $50 to $60 tion there are worlds of quiet nooks where you can rest Jan. 15-April 1- $38 to $42 $60 to $80 undisturbed by the play areas. All single occupancy carries the double rate ENTERTAINMENT: Time is never organized here, but Apr. 1-May 1- $26 to $30 From $36 $50 to $60 there are a round of diversified activities from which Cot in room for a child - $10 per day to choose: dances, square dancing at the Pool. bingo, and A 25% deposit is required on all reservations. movies, our famous weekly barbecues under the desert skies-all included in the American Plan rate. For those ROYAL PALMS INN who wish outside activities: winter racing at Arizona Downs; the exhibition games of the New York Giants and 5200 East Camelback Road Chicago Cubs; and nearby Golf courses which are at their PHOENIX, ARIZONA best during the winter months. Arizona is a sightseers For further information: wire, write, or call paradise with trips ranging from a two mile drive to AMherst 6-4494, or consult your local Travel Agent. nearby Scottsdale, a real western village, to a day's trip to the maqnificenf Grand Canyon area. B. J. Leonard, Owner Evelyn Perini, Assistant Manager Page Twenty-five PHOENIX

1601 Grand Avenue Phoenix, Arizona This beautiful resori-hoiel auiheniically captures friendly, western atmosphere and hos• piialiiy. Luxurious appointments include Its unique "Trails End" Dining Room and Cockiail Lounge featuring the finest in drinks and cuisine. Ouisianding is its beautiful mountain lake iemperaiure controlled swimming pool.

WESTERN VILLAGE Jusi three minutes from downtown Phoenix, at 16ih and Grand A venues, the Village is sifuated at ihe hub of Phoenix aciiviiy. Six blocks from Encanio Park, golf, tennis, horseshoes, children's amusement park, and boating. Three blocks from the Arizona State Fairgrounds and daily horse racing. Two blocks from ihe dog track and ihe soft• ball park. Riding stables are only a few minutes drive from the Village. Accommodations include singles, doubles, twins. one and a halfs, and suites that include iwo baths and accommodations for six persons. Every unif has privaie bath and dressing room. Dining Room open daily from 7 a.m. unfil 11 p.m. Cocktail Lounge hours are from 10 a.m. uniil 1 a.m.

RATES Summer Winier May ihru Sepi. 30 Oct, 1 fhru April 30 One room, dressing room. and bath

1 person $6.00 1 person $6.00 2 persons ...... 7.00 2 persons ...... 8.50 2 persons (Twin-Beds). 8.00 2 persons (Twin Beds). 3.50 3 persons ...... 9.00 3 persons 11.00 4 persons 10.00 4 persons 12.50

Suites Two rooms, iwo dressing rooms, iwo baths Summer, from $17.00 Winier, from $20.00 Advance reservations recommended - Phone AL 8-1631 - wire or wriie, Reservation Manager, 1601 Grand Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona. SCOTTSDALE Page Twenty-six *R~ VISTA BONITA

LOCATION: Rancho Vista Bonita is located in beautiful Paradise Valley on the southern slopes of the McDowell Mountains in an area of abundant and unexcelled desert flora 16 miles from Scottsdale, and 25 miles from Phoenix, Arizona. The Ranch is located far enough away from closely populated sections to in• sure rest and quiet, and yet within 20 minutes of town. The surrounding terrain is excellent for horseback riding whether you like foo:l:hills,mountains, or the easier riding on the desert.

ACCOMMODATIONS: Rancho Vista Bonita can accom• modate 30 guests in individual modern cottages with double or twin beds, private baths, and individual living rooms. Facilities for your enjoyment include: a complete Hobby Shop, riding, hiking, croquet, shuffle• board, horse-shoe pitching, ping-pong, square danc• ing, barbecues, and steak fries on the desert. All reservations should be made in advance and for a definite time. When a reservation is made, a deposit is requested covering 10% of stay which is accredited to your account.

FOOD: Our rates include all meals. These are served family style, where all can eat to their heart's content. All of our beef, pork, chickens, turkeys, eggs, milk, oranges, grapefruits, dates, pecans and vegetables are produced on our own farms. Our cook is excellent and he will cater to your whims.

CLIENTELE: Reservations for space at Rancho Vista Bon• ita are accepted only from those people who, in the judgment of the management, will find pleasant as• sociation with the other guests. We reserve the right to refuse accommodations to anyone. All reservations are made subject to these conditions.

TRANSPORTATION: Phoenix is a city of more than 150,- 000 people. It is served by Rock Island lines, Southern Pacific Railway, Santa Fe, American Airlines and T.W.A. We meet planes and trains. Rancho Vista Bonita has their own Mobile Telephone, ask for Mobile phone operator, Phoenix, Arizona.

RATES (American plan) $10.00 and $12.50 per day per person This includes all meals-Special rates for children.

Resident Managers BILL and BONNIE PUNTENNEY Phone Phoenix Mobile Operator P. 0. Box 1016 - Scottsdale, Arizona Page Twenty-seven SCOTTSDALE

LOCATION: In the heart of Paradise Valley you will find our place in the sun. We are surrounded by miles of beautiful unblemished desert country and colorful mountains. We are 6 :Y2 miles north of Scottsdale, "The Wests' Most Western Town," where you will find America's best craft shops and fine shopping and dining places. We are 18 miles northeast of Phoenix. ACCOMMODATIONS: Our guest houses are called "Ranchos" and will accommodate two to four peo• ple. Each rancho consists of a spacious living room with a fire place, a large twin bedded bed room. bath with glass enclosed tub and shower combina• tion, a completely furnished Pullman kitchen. com• modious wardrobe and storage space. All beds, including two Hollywood beds in each living room, are equipped with Simmons beauty rest mattresses. The furnishings throughout the ranch are color• fully western. There is a telephone in each rancho and daily maid service is provided. If you do not care to prepare your meals in your own rancho, you will find many fine resort hotels and restaur• ants within a few minutes' drive. ENTERTAINMENT: At our corral you will find a fine string of riding horses waiting to take you on RATES pack trips, steak fries and long desert rides. The Nov. Ist :to Jan. 15th main ranch house is a gathering spot for square April 15th to May 15th $ 15.00 per day for :two dances, amateur movies, song fests. costume parties 3.00 each additional and cards. Our swimming pool is equipped with January 15th to April 15th $ 25.00 per day for :two complete filtering and heating system. Near the 5.00 each additional swimming pool you will find our putting green and 3.50 each additional child under :twelve we are within easy driving distance of Arizona's finest golf courses. Rates for 3 months 10% discount applied on last week's rent Rates for 6 months 20% payable in advance $2,750.00 November Ist to May Ist OFF SEASON RA TES May l st to November l st $175.00per month 6 months off Season 900.00 Week rates 50.00 Daily rates 10.00 All summer rates payable in advance. Additional nominal charge for transportation :to and from airport and railroad station. Restricted Clientele.

Brad & Judy Bradley Write or wire P. 0. Box 877 Scottsdale, Arizona - Phone: Phoenix - AMherst 6-5666 Page Twenty-eight SCOTTSDALE

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Located five miles north of Scottsdale in the J!(/ wmILIL@W ~@@'ii' heart of Paradise Valley. Away from traffic, yet only 10 minutes from Scottsdale and 30 min• 'r- li))~Mbl\lJ SCOTTSDALE utes from Phoenix over good black topped roads. ~W~INJ~llll ARIZONA

Yellow Boot Ranch was specifical.ly planned for those discriminating va• cationers who enjoy the friendliness of a small resort, but do not wish to be tied down by a resort routine. Here you are your own master• free to come and go as you please. Operated strictly on the European Plan. You can enjoy your own leisurely meals, or eat out at some of the Valley's famous eating places at will. All apartments are completely and luxuri• ously furnished. In ad• dition there is a large central lounge with its big open fireplace where many evenings are en• joyed at cards, reading, or chatting with other guests.

Yellow Boot Ranch is out in the open where you get all are close by for those who wish to ride. the sun, yet it is surrounded by mountains which provide Yellow Boot is ideally situated. You are out on the desert one of the most beautiful panoramic views in Arizona. away from all the neon lights and traffic noises. Yet you Our extensive lawns provide an ideal place for sunning. are so close to Scottsdale with its interesting native craft Shuffleboard and the usual lawn games are at hand. Our centers and unusual shops, and Phoenix with its hundreds swimming pool is kept filled with soft water (only two of winter season events, that you can find and enjoy just grains of hardness), filtered daily and heated, Good stables about any activity you wish.

ACCOMMODATIONS Partial view of an efficiency apartment showing kitchenette. All accommodations are complete apart• ment units - efficiency kitchenette apartments with cornered twin beds, one bedroom apartments with twin beds in the bedroom and double bed divan in the living room, and two bedroom with twin beds in one bedroom and double bed in the other. Limited mail service is provided. Twice weekly, your linen is changed and your apartment thoroughly cleaned. RATES The following rates apply for 2 people in an apartment. Effi. 1 bdrm. 2 bdrm. Apt. Apt. Apt. Daily Daily Daily Oct. Nov. Dec. $10 $12 $16 Jan. Feb. Mar. to Apr. 15 $14 $18 $22 Apr. 15 thru May $10 $12 $16 $4 per day for each additional person in an apartment. Reductions in these rates for long stays. Clientele restricted. Bob and Louise Balch, Resident Owners Box 878 Scottsdale, Arizona Phone AMherst 6-7917 Page Twenty-nine SUPERIOR

Picket Post House was built by the late. Colonel William Boyce Thompson. Like an oasis on the desert, Picket Post House is a retreat, rising maj• estically from the top pinnacle instep of historic Picket Post mountain for which it was named.

LOCATION: South Central Arizona. 55 miles east of Phoe• can be seen ..• and the Arizona sunset at dinner time nix 30 miles west of Globe, 3 miles west of Superior. is ever remembered.

SETTING: Picket Post House is really a castle at desert's ACTIVITIES: Outstanding mineral, antique and art ex• end. Five houses built up the side and pinnacle of a hibits, pre-historic Indian artifacts, botanical garden at cliff to catch the utmost in spectacular panoramic the Boyce Thompson Arboretum, near by. Television views and warm winter sunshine. in the lounge. Swimming, chuck wagon barbeques, campfire sings, and other activities that are customs ACCOMMODATIONS: (Single and Double)-Our Guest of the west are offered with no additional charge. rooms are uniquely and attractively furnished. Each Tours to ancient Indian ruins, early day Ghost towns, room has large windows offering a magnificent view. Copper Mines, the Cobre Valley golf course, conducted Privacy and comfort is the main theme here. We ac• tours into Old Mexico and other points of interest at commodate 20 guests and have entertained scientists, a reasonable charge. botanists, photographers, authors and artists among TRANSPORTATION: We meet your train or plane in those who appreciate our picturesque, restful and un• Phoenix, and without charge if your visit is for two usual environment. weeks or more. Highway 60 (Transcontinental) and Highway 70 (Akan Route) pass our gateway. Private LOUNGE: Six great arched windows with magnificent planes may land at Superior Airport, I mile, with free views make the Sun Lounge a delightful place for transporfafion to Picket Post. reading and napping, for bridge and rummy tourna• ments, jigsaw puzzles, chess and other games. A good• RATES night Arizona fruit bowl marks the end of every evening. American Plan, rates start at $15.00a day per person. FOOD: Food at Picket Post House is of a flavor never be• PICKET POST HOUSE fore experienced. Here culinary artists prepare only THE KELLEYS the finest, for at their disposal are an abundance of Arizona winter grown vegetables and fruits and super• Resident Managers ior meats and poultry. Every table faces a window P. 0. Box 247 Superior, Arizona through which the most magnificent views of the world Phone Superior 145-J4 Page Thirty TUCSON BAR BR ~ - RANCH ~ SETTING The Bar BR Ranch is located on :the Arizona deser:t :ten miles eas:t of Tucson, perched upon a knoll overlooking :the Pantano River Valley. In keeping with sou:thwes:t :tradition, :the main lodge and gues:t houses are predominately Span• ish in archi:tec:ture. Some of :the gues:ts haven't missed a season since we opened. ACCOMMODATIONS Guest rooms are large and sunny. Beamed ceil• ings, picture windows, colorful ranch furnish• ings and private sun porches add to :the pleasure of our guests. Suites with double bedrooms, sit• ting rooms and private ba:ths are avarlable. ENTERTAINMENT Bar BR gues:ts are no:t subjected to any definite schedule of entertainment. Barbecues and square dances in :the ramada. breakfast and moonlight picnics in :the mountains and canyons, rodeos and quarter horse races are all a part of our ranch life. The excellent facilities of the Tucson Trap and Skee:t Club, located nearby, are avail• able :to our gues:ts. Frequent trips are made :to old Spanish Missions and Mexican Border :towns. FOOD We are justly proud of our good food, which is expertly prepared and at:trac:tively served in :the CLIENTELE colorful western dining room. Because we are limited :to 16 guests, our gues:t lis:t RECREATION is carefully selected. This is Bar BR's 14:th season. Horseback riding is the most popular spor:t a:t Bar BR. We maintain' a fine siring of quarter RATES horses, wi:th moun:ts to suii bo:th the dude and the old:timer. Then, on :the less strenuous side, American Plan our gues:ts enjoy pitching horseshoes, hiking, Nov.-Dec. $75.00 to$ 85.00 per week per person playing ping pong and shuffleboard or just soak• Jan. to June $85.00 to $100.00 per week per person ing up tha:t good old Arizona sunshine. Three fine No extra charge for horses, nor for transportation to and golf courses are available to our winier visitors. from train or airport. BAR BR RANCH, ROUTE 8, BOX 575, TUCSON, ARIZONA Mrs. Robert S:trong Rowell Mrs. Leone Bryan:t Cheadle Page Thirtu-one TUCSON

LOCATION: Eight miles east of downtown Tucson, one half mile off Speedway, neighboring with Tuc• son's most exclusive ranches, inns, lodges and Coun• try Club. Borders beautiful open country for hiking or riding. SETTING: Pueblo Indian design. A truly Western setting. Beautiful• patios fully lawned separate Lodge buildings and guest rooms. GUEST ROOMS: Roomy, cross ventilated, well heat• ed and cooled. Large "walk in" cedar clothes closets, full bathed and Western. SWIMMING POOL: A Western pool. filtered, heated and blessed with good pool equipment. LOUNGES: Main lounge in Lodge 20x40 feet, is built around a 12-foot fireplace, with huge picture windows on three sides. Ramada lounge, sun deck and pool deck lounges are yours for complete relaxa• tion. FOOD: Choice food served informally, family style, in a beautiful "picture-windowed" dining room. We are most proud of our good food reputation. SUN BATHING: Sun decks, pool decks. Our feature is sun bathing in privacy on two sun decks. ACTIVITIES: A large covered play ramada, 40x60 feet, used for dancing, get togethers and a general rumpus room. Shuffleboard, many different games. Excellent stable (100 horse selection) one quarter mile away. Meals outdoors occasionally. Steaks at our "Indian Circle" in the evening complete a round of activities never forgotten. CLOTHING: All you actually need is just what you already have. However, most guests go a bit Western with Levis, Western shirts, squaw dresses and warm evening jackets. Dress as you please and relax. TRANSPORTATION: Our station wagon meets you at the American Airlines or the Southern Pacific. Wire arrival time. "Never lost a guest." Due to the Barra Nada's limited capacity of 18 guests, we cater to a refined, restricted clientele. Seasonal rates: Peak- $28.00 per day double, American $15.00 per day double, European Special pre and post-peak season rates start during the summer at $5.00 per day, double, European. Builder-owners now starting their 6th year of opera• tion.

BARRA NADA RANCH LODGE Route 4 - Box 97 - Tucson, Arizona Glen and Marian Hotchkiss, Owner-Managers Page Thirty-two TUCSON

DJJUBlE U JlJl1lC1J A BEAUTIFUL. MODERN DESERT OASIS in the foothills of the Santa Catalina Mountains. only 20 minutes from Tucson. In the heart of Southern Arizona's famed thermal region, DOUBLE U is a "Dude Ranch", equal to the most luxurious resort hotel. with no loss of western atmosphere.

Today. in the surroundings chosen by -Hollvwood for the filming of ARIZONA with Jean Arthur. and BILLY THE KID with Robert Taylo'r-~· , it is a place for the perfect holiday with spacious lounges and artistically landscaped swimming pool. RECREATION: a fine string of riding horses, breakfast and moonlight· rides. square and modern dancing. pingpong, shuffleboard, horseshoe pitching, outdoor barbeques. Tours to old Mexico.

WE· ENJOY A SELECT CLIENTELE - NON~SECTARIAN

WEEKLY RATE SCHEDULE - Amertcan Plan Nov. 15 :to Feb. 1 ~i$230double-$125 single DDJJBLE JJ IHHW}J Feb. 1 :to April 15 e , • $280double-$2.00 single AR1VIANDA. RETTER. managing director April Jr.f to May ls:t $230double-$q ~

If your clients ask for an informal ranch, which We have the reputation of having the finest food, combines the best features of glamorous ranch life served graciously and attractively to our guests in with hotel facilities, we are certain El Carnila will our colorful dining room. Guests like to view the please them. ever-changing colors of the Catalina Mountains through our 12 foot picture windows on either side Located 12 miles northeast of Tucson in the green, of the dining room. fertile Tanque Verde valley between the foothills of Informality in dress is stressed-sport, sun and riding the Catalina and Rincon Mountain ranges. clothes. For the happy, healthy, carefree life, "dress• up" is rare. Our bedrooms are much more elaborate than one would expect to find on a ranch-Casiias which are For those who ride, we have excellent horses. both larger than the average size living room. Measuring gentle and spirited, picturesque desert trails, and 16' x 20', large picture windows, spacious closets, all• experienced cowboy wranglers. No extra charge for iiled private baths, they are the Iast word in deluxe riding or any of our other activities. accommodations. Central heat or air-conditioning, depending on the weather. Our 50' x 25' swimming pool is ever popular with our guests, for both swimming or just taking the sun. Our clientele is non-sectarian, in fact, it is usually Sun bathing cabanas for those who prefer complete predominately Jewish. We accommodate 31 guests privacy while taking the sun. in the casitas and main ranch house. Because our group is small we only accept guests who have been Square dancing with professional callers to teach recommended to us. the guests. Sightseeing trips to nearby points of interest whenever a group of guests are interested. No extra charge for this or daily shopping trips to town.

Tennis courts for the more energetic guests. Shuffle• board, archery, ping-pong, horseshoes, and croquet are also available. Weekly sound movies-transpor• tation to nearby golf courses.

No extra charge to meet our guests at the American Airlines airport or the Southern Pacific depot.

Our season begins November 15th and closes May Ist,

RA TE SCHEDULE

Up to December 20: Per couple $160 to $195 per week Single $ 90 to $136 per week Dec. 20 to Feb. 1 (and After April 1): Per couple $160 to $230 per week Single $105 to $160 per week Feb. 1 to April l: Per couple $175 to $250 per week Single $115 to $175 per week Daily Rate Is Pro-Rated. Special Rates for Season Guests and for Children. American Plan, and Rates Also Include Horseback Riding and Use of All Facilities.

EL CARNILA RANCH IRVING and FAYE LABENSART Owners and managers

Please note that our facilities are used for a children's camp during the summer. If interested, please write us for our camp literature. Route 2, Box 738-Tucson, Arizona Page Thirty-four TUCSON

LOCATION: El Rancho Estacada faces :the beautiful Santa Catalina Mountains and lies in an open range country with mile after mile of fine ever• changing riding trails. The ranch is situated a half mile from a well paved road in a world of I its own, where you may find all kinds of ranch activities and a truly fine place to relax.

SETTING: The casas are arranged in a quadrangle amid large desert trees, shrubs and cacti, and surrounding the swimming pool. The view from the main swimming pool patio is tops and un• surpassed.

FOOD: Our food is the best obtainable, well cooked, served ranch style with no rationing.

GUEST CASAS: All casas are large, tastefully fur• nished, with the best of beds, modern private baths, patios and air cooling.

SWIMMING POOL: The pool is really beautiful. 54 x 22 feet, with clear clean water pumped from our own wells.

ACTIVITIES: Horseback riding on our own string of fine saddle horses with or without guides. We have a polo field and a 1/4 mile race track. We have square dancing, swimming, and many other ranch activities to keep you busy or you may just laze and relax.

TRANSPORTATIQN: Air line travel from all large cities via American Air Lines or by rail via the Southern Pacific. Our station wagon will meet all guests upon notification at no extra charge. Shopping trips are made into Tucson three times weekly for the convenience of our guests. A vacation ever to be remembered . •

EL RANCHO ESTACADA Rates American Plan RAY and MARY WOODS, Owners-Managers Winter $75.00 to $95.00 weekly per person. Route 2 - Box 698 Summer $60.00 to $75.00 weekly per person. Tucson, Arizor ... a Children under 12, 113 less. Phone 5-1001 (There are no extras at El Rancho Estacada.) Page Thirty-five TUCSON

Eight miles from Tucson on scenic River Road, El Rancho Rillito offers restful seclusion. There's sunshine here that is worth the journey. We have the warm, friendly desert, clear bright days and nights and the near-by Catalina Mountains with their ever-changing shadows.

El Rancho Rillito lies in the cup of a small valley, a tree shaded green spot in the gold of the surrounding desert, Lawns, flower beds surround the build• ings.

The owners live here the year around, engaging in all regular ranch work. Thus we are able to serve our own dairy and poultry products, beef and pork. Just for fun, we keep a couple of burros, some bantams and the usual assortment of young farm animals. Our horses are kept on our own irri• gated pastures and they are available for riding whenever guests wish them.

Barbecues at home, picnics at Sabino Canyon and at many other colorful spots in the desert are regular occurrences. Riding trails spread in all directions along the river bed and into the sahuaro• &e ~~a covered foothills. Automobile trips to Colossal Cave, the Sahuaro National Forest, through Gates Pass to Old Tucson, and to San Xavier Mission are each a matter of an hour's ride from the ranch. Sightseeing and shopping trips to Nogales, Sonora, Mex .. 6Rttetta ico, are popular. Deep sea fishing at Guaymas or Rocky Point in Mexico can be planned by special arrangement. Shuffleboard, square dancing (professional caller), evening card games and 11 Mi casa es suyo" * group singing add to our efforts to make you feel at home. Three golf courses are nearby and transportation to and from Tucson is available at all times for our guests' convenience.

Twenty guests can be accommodated. All rooms are cheerfully and comfortably furnished, furnace heated and have private baths and twin beds. There is a spacious lounge and dining room in the main building "The Barn" and a second lounge in "The Residence."

TRANSPORTATION: American air lines and Southern Pacific railway. We will meet either by appointment.

RATES - AMERICAN PLAN January, February, March $170.00 to $185.00 double-weekly.

SPECIAL RATES October, November, December, April. May $75.00per person-weekly

EL RANCHO RI LLITO Owned and Operated by HUGH and HAZEL DICKERSON River Road Route 5, Box 260 Telephone 5-0591 *Our Home Is Yours. Tucson Arizona Page Thirty-six TUCSON

LOCATION Flying V, one of the oldest and largest guest ranches in the Tucson area, possesses the advantages of varied terrain. Its 20,000 acres include both mountains and desert. The ranch buildings lie at the base of the Catalina Mountains at an alti• tude of 3,000 feet-about 1,000 feet higher than Tucson itself. As we face south, we receive the full benefit of east, south, and west sun all day and are well protected from winds and dust. The Catalina Mountains, immediately in back of the ranch, rise to a height of 9,000 feet. We are sixteen miles northeast of the city, with road paved the entire distance from Tucson to the front gate of the ranch-then two and a half miles of private road to ranch headquarters. There is no public road into or through the ranch, insuring privacy to guests. We have city telephone service and direct Western Union telegraph service. Mail is received and sent daily. The ranch car goes to Tucson every morning, remain• ing for two hours, and returning in time for lunch.

ACCOMMODATIONS· There arc a limited number of double and single rooms avail• able in the main ranch house. These rooms have hot and cold running water, central heating, and the corridor baths are but a short distance from any of the rooms. Most guest accommo• dations, however, are in separate cottages lying in a semi• circle near the main ranch building and close to the recreation room, living room and dining room. Other cottages arc double-two rooms, each with twin beds and each with private bath. All such rooms have large windows opening on three sides and all have separate outside entrances. Cottages have generous porches-some screened, some open.

HIDING A string of over 40 horses is maintained at Flying V and these horses arc carefully selected so that good riders can have as salty a mount as they resire and those who want quieter horses may have them, and the beginners are mounted on absolutely safe ponies, with full riding instructions for everyone who desires it.

HANCII ACTIVITIES Flying V maintains a fine championship, concrete tennis court a short distance from the main ranch house. Rasquets arc available at the ranch office without charge and there is no charge for the use of the court at any time. Not far from any of the cotages is a badminton court and racquets and shuttle• cocks can be secured at the ranch office whenever desired. Solariums arc available for sunbathing. In the recreation room of the ranch house there are facilities for billiards, pool, table tennis, and bingo games - and a roomy floor for informal nightly dancing.

FOOD Good food is the rule for every meal at Flying V-tastcfully prepared and individually served. Vle offer oud guests the best food available. Meats and fowl are secured from Kansas City, Denver, and Los Angeles; and we make a special effort SEASON Nov. 1st - May 1st to use all fresh vegetables and fruits in season. Rates, American Plan - All inclusive Golf and swimming at the Tucson Country Club, ten minutes from the ranch are the privclcdgc of our guests. From $12.00 Daily Single From $29.00 Daily Double, twin beds, private bath CAPACITY AND CLIENTELE 10 % Discount Nov. and April Our capacity is 35 guests and our clientelc is rigidly restricted. FLYING V RANCH Acceptable references arc necessary and Flying V will be glad to furnish references by submitting the names of former SABINO CANYONROAD patrons from the locality of any prospective guests, upon Mr. and Mrs. John G. Shields, Owners request. Page Thirty-seven TUCSON

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The Lodge On The Desert is one of :the finest and best-known of all :the Tucson resort• hotels. Established in 1936. It has built a repu:ta:tion for finest cuisine and service.

LOCATION: Surrounded by fine. es:ta:tes and homes, :the Lodge On The Desert is just four miles from the ci:ty center. Excellent public :transportation to and from downtown sec• tion. Nearby are many at:trac:tive shopping distr icts. theatres, restaurants, e:tc. Catholic and Pro:testan:t churches nearby.

ACCOMMODATIONS: The rooms at the Lodge are all outside. Pleasant vistas of gardens and mountains. All rooms wi:th pri• vate bath, some with combination :tub and shower. The sit:ting room-bedroom combina• tions are especially comfortable. All of the rooms are beautifully furnished wi:th finest of everything. The Lodge On The Desert provides the best in food and accommoda• tions to :thirty congenial guests.

RECREATION: The pool is wonderful! Set in a garden of flowers, if is delighiful . . . especially in the early Fall and Spring months.

GOLF: Guest privileges at private golf courses. SPECIAL SERVICES: Library, gift shop, prompt laundry service, room telephone, visit town daily, and :telegraph. OUTDOOR GAMES in our play area adja• cent to swimming pool. TRAVEL AGENTS COMMISSION: 10% commission is paid the agent for reservations made in advance by him and confirmed by us. We will HORSEBACK RIDING available nearby. be happy to send further information and additional folders. Address all communications to Schuyler Lininger, Managing Owner. The Lodge DEPOSIT REQUIREMENT: We ask that you On The Desert, Tucson, Arizona, Tel. 5-3366. forward us a deposit covering one full week's rental on the space held for your clients. SEltSON: November to June RA TE SCHEDULE All rates quoted are on the American plan. All Breakfasts served in the guest's room, no extra charge. Peak Season: December 20 to April 1: Singles. . $14.00 to $26.25 Twm-bedrooms {for 2) $25.75 to $33.75 SiHing room-Bedroom combinations (with fireplace) .... $34.75 to $37.75 Season: Before December 20, and after April 1 to June 1: Singles $14.00 to $16.25 Twin-bedrooms {for 2) $23.75 to $28.75 Sitting room-Bedroom combinations $29.75 to $32.75 Connecting rooms, each with private bath are available. Extra person in room at $10.00 per day, American Plan. All rooms have private bathrooms. All rooms at $14.00 and $15.00 per day have shower facilities; all other rooms have combination tub and shower facilities. Page Thirty-eight TUCSON Pepper .i: !Jnn. Southern Hospi:tali:ty in Arizona "The atmosphere breathes rest and comfort and the many chambers seem full of welcome." LONGFELLOW LOCATION: Pepper Tree Inn is delightfully situated in :the heart of Tucson's residential and cultural sec• tion. Three blocks from :the University of Arizona and within easy access :to all winter and summer activities and within walking distance of downtown Tucson. GUEST ROOMS: All are outside rooms. spacious and airy and having unusually large closets. tile baths with :tub and shower. All rooms are comfortably furnished and are sufficiently large to serve as living rooms as well as bedrooms. FOOD: Pepper Tree Inn is famous for its well balanced and well cooked meals. The relaxing Early American atmosphere offers you more a home than a hotel. LOUNGE: A cheerful room where friends visit and where hospitality is ever evident, is at your disposal for your personal entertainment. All the comforts of home without the responsibilities. ACTIVITIES: No activities are planned. Each guest can favor his or her own preferences. Naturally golf. riding. swimming and all :the expected outdoor ac• tivities are available. Our patio is a delightful spot for j us:t loafing in the sun. RATES American Plan - The Year 'Round Winter-Oct. 1 to June Ist . ... $10 to $12.00 per day Summer-June 1 to Oct. 1st..$ 8 to $10.00 per day For reservations write or wire Pepper Tree Inn Edna A. Lamb. Owner-Manager 638 East Third Street Tucson. Arizona Phone 2-1062 Page Thirty-nine TUCSON PICTURE ROCK RANCH GOOD FOOD, GOOD HORSES, GOOD FUN

LOCATION Snuggled among the palo verde, chol• la and saguaro in the foothills of the Tucson Mountains. Fifteen miles north west of Tucson. Three miles west of Route 84.

ACCOMMODATIONS Burned adobe casas each with two separate bedrooms and each room with twin beds and private bath, both tub and shower. Automatic hot water. rhermost afic heat control.

FOOD The food is excellent, whether served ranch style on the dining table, or right off hot coals at Barbecue, or packed along on picnics.

ACTIVITIES Daily riding, both mountain trails and flat cactus-covered desert and picturesque dry washes. Weekly "Steak Fry" to which riders go on horseback, or if you desire, in station wagon. We feature auto trips (included in rates) to Old Mexico, the famed bloody Apache Trail, Sabino Canyon, old missions, Wonderland of Rocks and other scenic and historic places.

TRANSPORTATION Ranch auto meets guests at American Airlines, Southern Pacific Railroad, or Tucson Bus Stations without charge.

RATES Oct. 1 f o Jan. 1 $65 per person per week (and after April 15) Jan. 1 f o April 15 $75 per person per week All ordinary ranch activities included in rates. Com• mission paid to agents. Mr. and Mrs. Winslow C. Sisson Corraro, Arizona - Phone Tucson 2-5145 TUCSON Page Forty RANCHO DEL JEFE (Ranch of the Chief)

LOCATION Just 15 miles from downtown Tucson at foot of the beautiful Catalina and Rincon Mountain ranges. Large Sahuaro Cacti and Palo Verde trees are abundant on the ranch acreage.

ACCOMMODATIONS For 17 guests, which makes it like a large family. Rooms are furnished in Western Motif. Twin beds, with very best inner• spring mattress and box springs. All rooms have private bath.

FOOD Our delicious home cooked food is prepared by an expert chef, and very much enjoyed by guests with that outdoor appetite. Meals are served on long ranch table, family sty le. There lasting friendships are made.

ACTIVITIES Horseback riding heads the list on a guest ranch. There are many beautiful trails to enjoy. The recreation building has a pool table and various games for amusement. Shuffleboard and croquet court on grounds. Golf course near the ranch. Guests are taken on sight-seeking trips to all points of interest in the old Pueblo. Also trips to Old Mexico.

TRANSPORTATION Southern Pacific Railroad, American Air• lines and bus lines. Ranch car will meet guests at terminal. No charge to them.

SEASON October 1st to June 1st. Restricted Clientele.

RATES American Plan Oct., Nov., Dec. and April Single $ 80.00 per week Double (From) $135.00per week .Ian.. Feb.. March (per person) $ 90.00 per week Horseback riding is included in our prices.

JEFF and BERT HAGEMAN, Managing Owners

Route 2, Box 872 Phone 5-0891 Tucson, Arizona Page Fortu-one TUCSON Tucson, Arizona THE SUNSHINE CITY ·Saddleback Ranch Resort Western ranch informality with the comforts ol a line resort. Recommended by Duncan Hines DESCRIPTION: Offering the easy informality of Western ranch life with all the comforts of home living. Here we have the Sun, the Mountains, the Trails and all the conveniences for an enjoyable vacation. Our moon• light rides, steak frys, barbeques and chuck wagon suppers are memorable events under Arizona's star• studded skies.

LOCATION: Just 16 miles northeast of downtown Tucson, on the sunny desert slope of the Catalina Mountains, Saddleback is sufficiently high to be completely dust• free.

GUEST ROOMS: Spacious and tastefully furnished in Southwestern Ranch style. Each bedroom (and entire ranch house) furnace-heated. All guest rooms have private baths and private outside entrances.

FOOD: Saddleback has an enviable reputation for excel• lent meals, prepared by experienced chefs and care• fully planned each day. Meals are served family style in large glass-enclosed loggia with magnificent desert and mountain views.

SWIMMING POOL: Our new 42-foot swimming pool is the last word in advanced design, incorporating the latest in heating, filtering and Circulating equipment.

RECREATION: For those interested in activity, we offer HORSEBACK RIDING on mild mannered cow ponies for the novice and spirited, well bred mounts for the more experienced horsemen. SHUFFLEBOARD, BAD• MINTON, PING PONG, practice golf on our new PUTTING GREEN, GOLF at nearby Country Club, SUNBA THING in spacious patios and upper decks. SIGHTSEEING TOURS to Old Mexico, Tombstone and other points of interest.

TRANSPORTATION: Guests arriving by rail or plane are met daily by our ranch station wagon.

RA TES - AMERICAN PLAN Season - October 1 to June 1 January 1 to April 1 $175.00per week double $140.00per week single October, November, December, April, May-from $10.00 to $12.50per day per person. Saddleback rates include rooms, meals, guide service by our wrangler, instruction in riding, transpor• tation to Tucson, and to near-by points of inter• est. Horses included in rate except for February and March. Restricted Clientele of 22 guests. We cannot accept anyone with a communicable disease. Standard agency commissions.

Owned and operated by a riative Tucson family - BUZZ and JOY WAGGONER - MRS. EV A CLOUD Route 2, Box 716 Phone 5-1931 Tucson, Arizona TUCSON Page Forty-two SAHUARO UISTA GUEST RANCH

LOCATED IN THERMAL BELT • WARMER IN WINTER • COOLER IN SUMMER • OPEN ALL YEAR • RECOMMENDED BY DUNCAN HINES

LOCATION Sahuaro Vista is cradled in the rolling foothills of the magnificent Tucson Mountains, just 13 miles from town on good roads. The surrounding country-which is part of a 100,000 acre wild life preserve-abounds in native game and is spectacularly covered with giant sahuaro cacti and other interesting desert plants. ACCOMMODATIONS Accommodations at Sahuaro Vista include luxurious apartments in the Desert Sparrow House, large comfort• able rooms in the main ranch House and cheerful, pleasant rooms in the guest units. All are tastefully decorated in a western motif and are equipped with private tile baths.

RECREATION Hard surface tennis court, badminton court, outdoor dance pavillion, billiard room, swimming pool, ping pong, shuffleboard, horse shoe pitching, horseback riding, roof sun-bathing decks. ENTERTAINMENT Square dancing and barbeques at the pavillion are regular events. On the less strenuous side there are bridge and · canasta games, reading in the comfortable lounge, chatting with friends and just plain relaxing. Television in lounge. FOOD Cuisine as only our chefs can prepare it. Whether it's a family style meal served in the western dining room or steaks broiled over charcoal in the pavillion, guests' appe• tites will call for seconds. Midnight snack, coffee at all times. CLIENTELE Restricted to 50 selected guests.

TRANSPORTATION Guests will be met by ranch cars at American Air• lines terminal or Southern Pacific Railroad Station. Only s~veral ~ile_s off ~ain highway 84. 3600 foot private airport wifhin a mile for those flying their own planes. SEASONAL RATES $75 to $100 per week per person, American Plan. In• cludes meals and ranch activities, transportation to town, ore. Horses, $3.00 per ride, $4.00 per day, $15 per week extra. Summer rates $10.00per day. Air conditioned rooms.

SAHUARO VISTA GUEST RANCH Mr. and Mrs. Chas. J. Elkins, Managers-Owners Route L Box 540 - Phones: 4-0513 and 2-9906 Tucson, Arizona Page Forty-three TUCSON SIL VER BELL RANCH

LOCATION 200 feet above Tucson in a 150,000acre g~me re• fuge. An oasis of green trees and lawns on the edge of the desert where guests enjoy all the pleasures of ranch life and the advantages of the city only 15 minutes away.

ACCOMMODATIONS Spanish style adobe casas. Centrally controlled hot wafer heat. Private baths, spacious closets.

RECREATION Every facility for your favorite activity. Silver Bell raises and maintains an excellent string of Riding Horses. Unfenced country offers the best in riding pleasure. An attractive heated and filtered pool provides year around swim• ming and sun bathing. Tennis, Shuffleboard, Croquet, Square and Round Dancing. Golf• guesf priveleges at the El Rio Country Club, 11/2 miles from the ranch gate.

HOBBY HORSE BAR-Locker service. EXCELLENT CUISINE Daily pafio lunches, weekly picnics and bar• becues.

CLUB-LIKE ATMOSPHERE The accent is do as you please. Dress is western and casual.

CLIENTELE Restricted. A careful selection of 35 guests in• sures a congenial group. No one with a com• municable disease can be accepted.

DAILY TRIPS TO TUCSON Frequent sightseeing tours to Old Mexico and ofher points of inf eresf.

TRANSPORTATION AMERICAN PLAN The ranch station wagon meets guests arriving Season: October 15 to June at the Southern Pacific Railroad station or the Rates quoted are on a weekly basis and include all American Air lines terminal free of charge. If ranch activities. Horses $15 per week, $4 per day or $3 driving take U. S. Highway 80-84. per ride. Single connecting bath $ 81 to $ 84 SILVER BELL RANCH Single, private bath ...... 84 to 95 Mr. and Mrs. Baxter C. McLean Double, f win beds, connecting bath ...... 154 to 168 Managing Owners Double, twin beds, private bath ...... 161 to 182 Suite, twin beds, sitting room, P. 0. Box 2426 - Tucson, Arizona private bath 175 to 189 Phone 3-6761and 2-9755 EARLY BIRD RATE For those who come to enjoy our delightful fall sea• son, we have a special rate of $70 to $84 per week per person, including horses, from October 15 to Decem• ber 1. Recommended by Duncan Hines TUCSON Page Forty-four TRIPLE B RANCH INN

-located just 8 miles east of town on paved roads.• in the most beautiful country near Tucson • -attractive large rooms with private tile baths.• the roomy comfort of a good inn • -well balanced meals, delicious food •

-space for restful leisure and sunning • -the fun and activity of a good ranch-square danc- ing, riding, shuffleboard, ping pong, swimming in a filtered, heated pool, outdoor meals,-and golf at the Tucson Country Club, just a five minute ride from the ranch •

-open all year, except mid-summer months • -rates vary according to season and accommodation. from $12.00 to $17.00 per day per person, American Plan• -good rail and air transportation,-no charge for meeting guests •

HJ A--._ rH TRIPLE H RANCH INN RAY AND MARY HANKS Rt. 4, Box 84 Phone 6-2120 Tucson, Arizona Page Forty-five TUCSON

LOCATION: Turquoise Blue Filtered Swimming Pool Jusi 15 minutes (12 miles) from Tucson. Nesiled in ihe Tucson Mountain foothills is the World Famous Wild Horse Ranch. A view from ihe ranch lakes in five mountain ranges. The temperature is always several degrees warmer than ihe ciiy of Tucson. Oranges, grapefruit, lemons, e:l:c., and many different species of cac:l:usgrow in :l:his oasis. Deer, wild pig, coyote, quail, doves and many o:l:heran i• mals are seen. Elevation 2283 feet. ACCOMMODATIONS: Private co:l:iages,some with suites, others room wi:l:hpr i• vate ba:l:hs. All have iwin beds, verandas and prices :l:o fii all pocketbooks. RECREATIO-: One of ihe finest strings of dude horses in ihe wes:I:. Shuffleboard, iargei practice, horseshoe pitching, square and round dancing, e:l:c. Our swimming pool is crystal clear. automatically filiered and chlorinated, wi:l:ha new healing sys:l:em for ihe winier season. Golf privileges at three courses. CLIENTELE: Restricted. Everyone comments on :l:he grand folks :l:hey meei and ihe friends ihey make at Wild Horse. Gues:l:s from all over the world. FOOD: Wonderful home cooking by excellent woman cook. Owners know and are proud of :l:heirgood food and buy Your hosts, ihe Miller family bes:I: obtainable. Breakfast rides, barbecues, luncheon a:I: swimming pool, e:l:c. DESCRIPTION: Wild Horse is limited io 40 guests. Decor disiincily Indian and Mexican wiih famous paintings; inieresiing In• dian collections and rugs. Gracious living assured.

THIRTEENTH SEASON UNDER SAME MANAGEMENT Recommended by every worthwhile service including Duncan Hines SEASON October lsi to May l st AMERICAN PLAN No extras - No charge for horses Suites $85 :l:o $100 weekly Single, private bath $85 weekly Connecting baih $80 weekly Special reduction of 10% per week per person for October, November, December and April Personally supervised by MR. and MRS. HOWARD W. MILLER, Owners Roule 1, Box 407, Tucson, Arizona 10% Commission on length of stay and repeal business Corner of Living Room booked by agency. WICKENBURG Page Forty-six

11Combines the easy informality of Ranch life with all the comforts of a line resort:"

LOCATION The Ranch buildings are in a setting of green lawns and flowers 4 miles southwest of Wicken• burg, Arizona. Altitude 2072 feet. On every side a magnificent view of mountains and desert land. (The Ranch proper-45,000 acres.)

ACCOMMODATIONS For 84 guests in two long wings of the main building or in guest cottages of from two to four large cheerful rooms. Accommodations with private bath have adjoining private sun terraces or patios and all rooms have double exposures with private outside entrances. Underfloor ra• diant heat maintains uniform temperature from floor to ceiling.

DINING FACILITIES Centrally located-a large dining room, outdoor dining porch and a childrens dining room. Selec• tive menu and individual tables.

RECREATION AL FACILITIES RIDING fifty saddle horses and over 45,000 acres of open riding country. SWIMMING warm water filtered pool. PUTTING GREEN centrally located-bent grass TENNIS championship hard• surface court, GOLF all grass completely under sprinkler system 2112 miles from ranch. Rodeos bi-monthly and all RANCH ACTIVITIES.

TRANSPORTATION Air strip on ranch grounds for private planes• Santa Fe Chief train direct from Chicago to Wickenburg, Santa Fe overnight from Los An• geles, Rock Island, Southern Pacific railroad, American, TWA, Frontier and Bonanza Air Lines to Phoenix, 54 miles Southeast. Ranch cars meet Trains and Planes by Appointment.

REPRESENTATIVES SEASON - NOVEMBER 15 to MAY I Glen W. Fawcett Associates RATES AMERICAN PLAN Nov. 15-Jan.15 Jan. 15-May I Los Angeles, 510 W. 6th St.-Trinity 3671 Per day Per day Rooms with connecting Bath San Francisco, 1114 Russ Bldg.-Sutter 15937 Single occupancy 14.00 20.00 Seattle, 414 Joseph Vance Bldg.-Mutual 1981 Double occupancy 26.00 32.00 Rooms with Private Bath Single occupancy 17.00-18.00 25.00-27.00 DALLAS GANT, Manager Double occupancy 30.00-32.00 34.00-36.00 CHILDREN-less $2.00 a day unless occupying room alone. Wickenburg, Arizona Horses-Adults-$2.50 per day - Children-$2.00 per day Phone 47 for steady riders. Page Forty-seven PHOENIX

An Arizona Ranch School for Boys 6-18 - High Scholastic standing. Balanced study and recrea• tion. College Accre• dited. 7~ JUDSON SCHOOL FOR BOYS

LOCATION: Paradise Valley, just 12 miles northeast Parents should contact :the school early to avail of Phoenix, in the finest resort area in Arizona. themselves of this service. Arrivals on Amer• ican or T. W. A. planes will be met at Phoenix ACCOMMODATIONS: Modern, fireproof buildings Airport. of brick construction, with beamed ceilings. Spacious sunny dining room with homelike at· FEES mosphere and excellent food. A fine library, RESIDENCE SCHOOL: $1,975 payable in :three in• where chapel service is held Sunday evenings stallments-$100 when application is made and and an occasional dramatic production is staged. accepted; $950 upon the opening of school Octo• Special rooms for science with ample equip• ber I st: and $925on February Ist. ment for General Science, Biology, Chemistry These fees cover tuition, residence, meals and and Physics. Many classes are held out of doors. the use of a horse with riding equipment. All Dormitories contain large living room from which open a master's room, five boy's rooms linens are furnished. No reduction is allowed for absences. and a bathroom. Most rooms are double but there are a few single rooms. DAY SCHOOL: Tuition $800payable in three install• ments. $50 when application made; $400 on Oc• RECREATION: Excellent instruction in polo 'is of• tober Ist: $350 on February first. For those boys fered. Polo teams of JUDSON have been out• standing and this is :the most popular sports entering after the opening of school the fee is event. Tennis, baseball, basketball, swimming, $125per school month. This fee includes fuifion. touch football, soccer, track. hiking and riding noon luncheons, afternoon activities, including horseback riding and transportation. are all enjoyed and well provided for. We have our own fine stables. JUDSON SCHOOL FOR BOYS TRANSPORTATION: Each Fall a special all-com• Directors: partment Pullman car leaves New York in charge David Wick - Davis M. As~ley - Henry C. Wick of a member of the school faculty. This car goes Phone AMherst 5-0006 through Chicago to Phoenix without change. Mailing address Box 143L Phoenix, Arizona. a tfAi ~adct tftlv&etif 312.A ~AYLOR ,PHOENIX, ARIZONA,, ALP>N< 4.~

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