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.,.~",. .., Union Pacific Traffic offices are located at the addresses given below: ABERDEEN, WASH...... •.....3 Union Passenger Station, K and River Streets ASTORIA, ORE Foot 01 11th Street ATLANTA 3. GA 1232 Healey BuUdlng BEND, ORE•..•.....•...... ••...... 112 Oregon Avenue BIRMINGHAM 3, ALA 701 Brown-Marx Bldg., First Ave. and 20th Street North BOISE. IDAHo City Ticket OMce, Idaho Bldg., 212 N. 8th Street BOSTON, 8 MASS 294 Washington Street BU1"rE, MONT... " ....•...... 609 Metals Bank Bldg., 8 West Park ):ltreet CHEYENNE, WYO City Ticket OMce. 120 West 16th Street 3, ILL City Ticket OMce. 1 S. LaSalle Street CHICAGO 3. ILL Freight Department, 9 S. LaSalle Street CINCINNATI 2. OHIO ...... •....•...... 303 Dlxle Terminal Bulldlng CLEVELAND 13, OHIO ...... •.•...... 1407 Terminal Tower. 50 Public Square COUNCIL BLUFFS, lA...... •....•...... Union Pacillc Transler Depot DALLAS I, TEXAS 2108 MercantUe Bank Bldg. DENVER 2, COLO " ....•.....•.City Ticket OMce. 535 Seventeenth Street DES MOINES 9. lA .407 Equitable Bldg.. 6th and Locust Streets DETROIT 26, MICH 612 Book Bldg.,1227 Washington Boulevard EAST . CALIF...... •...... 5454 Ferguson Drive EUGENE. ORE 1944 Lincoln Street FRESNO 1. CALIF...•...... 207 Rowell Bldg.• Tulare Street and Van Ness Avenue The carries every known modern GLENDALE 3. CALIF City Ticket OMce, 206 North Brand Boulevard conveniencel including this spacious and restful observation car. HOLLYWOOD 28, CALIF•...... City Ttcket Omce. 6702 HOllywood Boulevard Standard Pullman sleeping cars of the newest type are carried on most KANSAS CITY 6, Mo•••...... City Ticket OMce, 2 East Eleventh Street Comfortable: reclinins seat coach of the type carried on The Challenser Attractively decoroted "coffee shop" styTe dinins car on The Challenser In the standard Pullman sleepers, if desired, compartments and drawins·room, Union . KANSAS CITY 6, MO.....FreIght Department, 200 Waldhelm Bldg., 6 East 11th St. The 800 Series of new hish.speed locomotives for p<"senser and fost merchandise Interior of modern Union PaciAc dining Cdr where passengers dre served may be arranged to form private two or three-room suites. and several other Union Pacific trains. service have the power to pull 100 loaded freisht cars at a mile a minute. Nearly those famous Overland Route "meals that appeal."' dnd many other Union Pacific trtlins serving low cost meals. LEWISTON. IDAHO ..•••.••••...... •...... Room 7, Union Depot forty of these Union P~cific r~i1 gidnts cHe now in use in both freight dnd PdS· provide a sense of privacy. Comfortable mattresses, LINCOLN 8. NEB City Ticket OMce. 130 S. 13th Street senger servic~. As soon as travel conditions return to normal, LONG BEACH 2, CALIF City Ticket OMce, 144 Pine Avenue crisp, immaculate linens and convenient reading MODERN UNION PACIFIC COACHES Los ANGELES 14. CALIF.• City TIcket OMce, Union Paclflc Bldg., 434 West 6th St. Superlative Service deft, personalized service have always been a key­ Union Pacific Equipment passengers again will enjoy the luxury cars and MEMPHIS 3, TENN 1720 Sterlck :eJdg., 8 North Third Street lamps meet with the approval of overnight travelers. Coach travel on Union Pacific trains is now looked MILWAUXEE 3, WIS 814 Warner Bldg.• 212 W. Wisconsin Avenue note on Union Pacific dining cars. appointments to which they were formerly accus­ MtNNEAPOLIS 2, MINN 890 Northwestern Bank Bldg.• 620 Marquette Avenue NION PACIFIC invites particular attention to PULLMAN CAR COMFORT On the later inaugurated by Union upon as a marvel of perfection by the world of NEW ORLEANS 12, LA 504 Canal Bidg.• 210 Baronne Street On some Union Pacific trains, such as the tomed in riding Union Pacific trains, plus the many NEW YORX 20, N. Y 626 Ftlth Ave., SuIte 350. Rockeleller Center Uits excellent cuisine. The food is the best ob­ EGULARLY assigned passenger equipment on Pacific, "Roomette" cars, closed-section cars and transportation. Passengers are amazed at the OAKLAND 12. CALIF 215 Central Bank Bldg., 436 14th Street '~~{s_ famous Challengers ,,, the fast, Coach-Pullman other conveniences that go to make a journey by OGnEN. UTAH. City Ticket Omce. Ben Lomond Hotel Bldg.• 25th & Washington Sts. tainable. It is skillfully prepared and served in a Rall through trains of the Union Pacific is, of cars having "upstairs" and "down stairs" bedrooms genuine comfort to be found in these modern, OMAHA. 2 NEB•.••...... Clty Ticket OMce. 1614 Farnam Street rail one of genuine pleasure. OMAHA, 2 NEB•..•••.•...... City Ticket OMce. Corner 15th and Dodge Streets manner tempting to the appetite. The portions are Tourist Cartrains that have revolutionized rail trans­ course, air-conditioned. This includes observation, specially constructed coaches. Deeply upholstered PASADENA I, CALIF Union Pacl1lc Station. 205 West Colorado Street are featured. Large, well lighted dressing rooms PBtLADELPHIA 2, PA ~04 Girard Trust Bldg., Broad St. aDd S. Penn Square satisfactorily adequate. Union Pacific has become portation ,,, moderately priced meals are featured club and lounge cars, dining cars, sleeping cars, PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPING CARS reclining seats are spacious and restful. Car interiors PI1"rSBURGH 22, PA 1419 Oliver Bldg., Smlthfleld Street and Sixth Avenue have plenty of mirrors and ample shelf room for POMONA. CALIF•••.•..••...... •...•.....•••..•.Union Pacific Passenger Station Union Pacific's new 4000 horse~power, Diesel-electr!c locomotives each consist justly famous for "Meals that Appeal." in new and strikingly attractive dining cars. While chair cars and coaches. For those who wish to travel comfortably but are cheery and colorful. There are many recent PORTLAND 5, ORE City Ticket OMce, 701 S. W. Washington Street of two units coupled back,to,back so that they may be operated from the cab at toilet articles, Private compartments and drawing PORTLAND 5, ORE Freight Department. 751 Pittock Block either end. They carry 2400 gallons af Diesel fuel oil, 400 golions of lubricat. Attractive dining cars, air-conditioned and com­ all Union Pacific dining car meals are reasonable Pullman cars in Union Pacific service afford economically, Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars, improvements, such as free day and night porter RIVERSIDE, CALIF•..•...... Unton Pacl.Oc Passenger Station. 7th and Vine Streets ing oil, 700 gallons of woter for engine cooling. 2100 golions of water for the rooms are attractively decorated and a pleasant RENO. NEV 25 CladlanosBldg., 118 West Second Street boiler, used for supplying heat to the train. pletely modern are carried on the Union Pacific in cost, meals are below the general passengers an atmosphere of quiet refinement, available on some trains, are ideal. This service service, large, well-appointed dressing rooms, and SACRAMENTO, 14 CALIF 217 Forum Bldg., 1107 Ninth Street seclusion is assured. soft, blue night lights that are conducive to a good ST. JOSEPH 2, Mo City Ticket OMce, 517 Francis Street fleet of famous trains. The linen is of snowy price level. These are delightful, wholesome meals, evidenced in the luxury of the interior flunishings assures travelers practically the same degree of ST. LOUIS 1, Mo 1223 Ambassador Bldg., 411 North 7th Street night's sleep. SALT LAKE CITY 1, UTAH Hotel Utah. Main and S. Temple Sts. whiteness; the silver glistens richly, Refinement and and portions are generous. .., richly colored deep-pile carpeting and shaded comfort as the newer type Standard Sleeping Cars SAN DIEGO 1, CALIF City Ticket OMce, 320 Broadway Union Pacific's Modern Motive Power SAN FRANCISCO 2, CALIF City Ticket OMce. Geary at Powell Street overhead lamps. High headboards between sections at a considerable reduction in rail and berth cost. SAN JOSE 7, CALIF 206 FIrst National Bank Bldg. SAN PEDRO, CALIF City TIcket Omce. 805 South Paclflc Ave. SANTA ANA, CALIF...... •..City Ticket OMce. 305 North Main Street INCE 1934, Union Pacific has designed and SANTA MONICA, CALIF City Ticket OMce. 307 Santa Monica Boulevard SEA1"rLE 1. WASH City Ticket OMce, 1300 Fourth Avenue at University Sconstructed some of the World's most powerful SEATTLE 4, WASH .. Freight Departmcnt,204 Union Station, 4th Ave. & Jackson St. CITY 9, lA •...... 405 Commerce Bldg.• 520 Nebraska Street Diesel Electric streamlined locomotives. SPOKANE 8. WASH CIty Ticket Omce, 727 Sprague Avenue STOCKTON 6, CALIF 303 Call1ornia Bldg., 11 South San Joaquin Street TACOMA 2. WASH City Ticket OMce. 114 S. Ninth Street Beginning in 1936 and through the succeeding TonoNTo, ONTARIO 201-2 Canadian Pacl1lc Bldg., 69 Yonge street TULSA 3, OKLA...... •...... 823 Kennedy Bldg., 321 S. Boston Street years many high speed steam locomotives have been WALLA WALLA, WASH FIrst Nat'l Bank Bldg., 2nd and Alder Streets WASHINGTON 5. D. C 600 Shoreham Building. 15th andH Sts. N. W. built and placed in operation to handle rapidly WINSTON-SALEM 3, N. C....•...... 632 Reynolds Bldg., 4th and Maiu Streets increasing passenger and freight business. YAKIMA. WASH Unton Pacific Bldg., 104 West Yakima. Avenue C. J. COLLINS. W. T. BURNS. As a result of this continuous building program, General Passenger Traffic Manager General Freight Traffic Manager OMAHA 2, NEBR. OMAHA 2, NEBR. Union Pacific was able to meet the government's A. J. SEITZ. Vice-President requirements in transporting men, materials and OMARA. 2. NEBR. foodstuffs during the war and, at the same time, PRINTIlD IN U. 8. A... 2-1-47 RAND McNALLY. CHICAGO provide adequate freight and passenger service for The Streamliner City of San Francisco on the famous causeway that Pullman Tourist Sleepins Cars, roomy, comfortable and economical, The Great White Throne, a majestic and colorful rock temple in Zion National Park. Reached by regular motor-busts from Cedar City, Utah. "Big Boy", World's largest, most powerful locomotive. Un:on Pacific has In Bryce Canyon National Park is an immense amphitheatre, 2 miles wide, Mount Rainier, Washinston (14,408 feet), a colossal, slacier·mantled pedk, carries Overland Route trains across Great Salt Lake, Utah. art:: provided on many Union PdciAc trains. the nation's normal needs. many of these giants in active service. 3 miles Ions and 1,000 feet deep, a miracle of erosion and a symphony of color. supreme among the towerins siants of the PaCific Northwest. 13 14 16 12 9 10 11 r ------@;J

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