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National Geographic : 1962 Apr
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1,000 miles of the Atlantic Ocean when you sail the St. Lawrence on a White Empress to Europe It's no trick. It's geography. Departing from Montreal for Liverpool, sleek Canadian Pacific White Empress ships actually sail 1,000 fewer miles of open sea. For 1,000 miles, one-third of the way to Europe, White Empresses cruise down the scenic (and serene) St. Lawrence River through French Canada. Past towering Quebec. The famous twin-spired cathedral at Nicolet. The picturesque cod-fishing vil lage of Grande-Vallee. You begin sight seeing 6 days before you set foot in Europe. Sound intriguing? A White Empress sails from Montreal weekly through November. Thrift season rates from $199 tourist, $315 first class according to ship. 10% reduction on round-trip fares during thrift season. See your travel agent or Canadian Pacific. TRAINS TRUCKS SHIPS PLANES * HOTELS" TELECOMMUNICATIONS WORLD'S MOST COMPLETE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM "round the bend... another unexpected pleasure! What will you see next? Wisconsin will surprise you with its variety! You can roam virgin forests. 8700 lakes give our state its Indian name, "land of the gathering waters." But there's more ! Rugged outcroppings, restful pastoral scenes, the sweep of hills and valleys keep the sight seeing worth seeing all along the way. Activities? You won't have time for everything ! Blessed by nature, treas ured by man, Wisconsin invites a visit from you, this summer. WISCONSIN Send for FREE Vacation Kit! WISCONSIN CONSERVATION DEPARTMENT Room 75, Box 450, Madison 1, Wisconsin Send me 32-page color brochure with details of all vacation areas, sources of regional information and new Wisconsin highway map. Name ...... ............................ Ciddress.................. Zone. .. . ....... City .. ................ Zone ... State......... i Mention National Geographic- It identifies you
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