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Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)

Issue: 1942 July - Page 2

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" The nation now, as in 1917, will need the wholesome tonic of recreational travel as one of the greatest main-
taining forces of national morale." -
Statement by United States Travel Bureau of the U. S. Department of
the Interior.
WE'RE DOING
Our Part ...
HOTELS OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA are doing
their part in this great national cause by
maintaining normal facilities and operations
in every department for the use of Americans
seeking mental and physical release from
strain and fag.
To facilitate the business of Americans, and
in the interest of war production, there is aug-
mented service at the great metropolitan hotels
of Los Angeles, HqUywood, Long Beach, San
Diego and the other large cities of Southern
California.
There are no rations of fun at the fine resort
hotels located on the desert at Palm Springs;
by the sea at Coronado, Carlsbad, Laguna, La
J oUa, Santa Monica and Santa Barbara; and
amid the beauties of Pasadena, Beverly Hills
and Riverside. Health and energy still bubble
from the earth at the famous mineral springs
resorts.
Golf, tennis, riding, swimming, cycling,
badminton and a multitude of other sports and
recreations are still to be enjoyed every day
of the year by. the visitor to this sun-blessed
land.
Hotel rates in Southern California will con-
tinue at pre-war levels. Nowhere is there a
greater variety of hotel accommodations to
suit every budget and every taste.
In spite of rumors, travel is normal in
Southern California. Transportation to and
throughout the state is normal, and hotel and
resort life is normal.
For further particulars, consult the nearest
. travel or transportation agent or your automo-
bile club.
OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Box 2
Room 701, 629 South Hill Street, Los Angeles, California

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