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a Sunday, June 19, It4 VACATION fl T-T r-r A L'J i A. 9 .4 fev- Smooth Tinsley Island Station is set up for semi-permanent houseboats Around The U.S. By Train THREE train tours will take vacationers all ever the continent this fall ind aave them work st the same time. Passengers will beard streamlined coaches In San Francisco, travel as far as Miami er Montreal, and return. Each train will In-elnde Pullman, observation, lounge, and dining cars.

Passengers will not be tased with the problems of baggsge transfer, reservations, rooms, or bad roads. iponsnrd by Random Tours, 821 Market each trsln will take a different route and leave on a different day. The "Autumn Leaves" tour will depart Sept. 20, visit the Seattle World's Fair, cross Canada te Montreal, head down to Miami, and return through San Antonio and Loi Angeles. The "Fall Foliage" tour will start in the opposite direction.

It will cross the southwest to New Orleans, move up the East coast to Montreal and return through Denver and Las Vegas. It leaves Sept. 27. Four days later the "Col-orama" train will go to Salt Lake City and from there across the center of the country, to return through Montreal, Chicago, and Seattle. Holiday 4 I.

Petersen's 44-foot "Jubilee" has hot and cold running water. a Delta Riverboat in four different areas. There are the two bedrooms, two settees in the main cabin and a single divan in the wheel house. The Petersens used to have a standard power cruiser, which they berthed at Coyote Point in San Mateo. "But we got our belly full of the south Bay," Doctor Petersen says.

"It a tow-barge to be mobile, however. George Ladd ef Ladd'i Marina in Stockton has three 25-foot by 10-foot houseboats that are powered by 35-horsepower out-boards. They may be rented for $.13 a day or $213 a week, with 12 gallons of gasoline tossed in for a three-day rental and 2t gallons for a week's rental. They're booked solid through June and July, Ladd says. He also sella these boats for $3,500 apiece without the outboard.

This houseboat has two rooms and sleeps six. It has a butane itove, head and a 30-gallon water tank. How about bathing facilities? "For bathing, you fall overboard," Ladd says. Tips for Fair-Bound Motorists Enjoy a Aboard By DonSelby THERE'S a breed of boat seldom seen on San Francisco Bay that is just the ticket for the easy living of the Delta Region. of this type are He-sighed with livability as the p'ri miry consideration, cruisability as a secondary -consideration and yachting appearance no consideration- at all.

of them would be hazardous on the Bay in anything other than the smoothest of conditions, and none are designed to be' taken to sea. But on the rivers, they're 'great. 1 was particularly impressed by one I went aboard at Grindstone Joe's last summer. It was the Jubilee, owned by Dr. and Mrs.

Wilbert I. Peterson of Burlingame. They call it a cruising houseboat. Jubilee is 44 feet In length overall, has a 15-foot beam and its ferryboat-type pilot house is about 13 feet above the water. -Doctor Petersen designed it himself and had it built at Nunes Boat Works in Sausalito.

A house on a scow type hull, Jubilee has 1 9 9 ay he put the hous trailer on the barge and had a pip of a riverboat He calls it Fancy Me. Herman Hogreffe'i Barca del Rio is another house on a barge, although the integration of the two has been carried a little farther in this case. Stephens Marine of Stockton, builder of de luxe power and sailing yachts, has constructed a few un-powered houseboats for St. Francis Yacht Club members, who have had them towed to semi-permanent locations at St. Francis YC's Tinsley Island Station on the San Joaquin River.

If you have a place to keep them like Tinsley, where you can hook up to water lines, these houseboats offer all the modern conveniences. They require 'a I a4 eAakamAiUaBaBke)MMI A about 600 square feet of living area on the main and pilot house decks. The main deck includes a large living room, two bedrooms and a full bathroom, with a shower and hot and cold running water. The galley, which includes a refrigerator, is separated from the rest of the living room by a breakfast bar. The Jubilee sleeps seven Travel By Jerry Diamond MOTOR travel to Seattle's World's Fair this summer is apt to burden the highways of the northwest with a traffic load unequalled in the history of the region.

The National Automobile Club reports more than 1,000 routing requests received through the mails alone during the past month. According to travel counsellors, telephone inquiries have greatly exceeded that number and the figure is expected to skyrocket In the ensuing months. The club is issuing four primary routes of travel to aw 3 DAYS A furtoaW emlte visits to interesting countries and ln cum of Lima, Buenos Aires, Momevwee mi inciuomf lortet rtrui tniiei Thomas. RAIES FROM 11,350. the exhibition and two ev nential tips to maka th rlrivf as pleasant and enjoy-abl as a vacationer can expect.

Of utmost Importance, travelers are urged to make advance en route reservations for accommodations. Many hotels and motels, according to automobile club officials, report full bookings as much as one month in advance. Secondly, whenever, possible, motorists are advised to plan trips to run through the mid-part of the week. Normal weekend vacation traffic combined with World's Fair visitors could cause congestion on major thoroughfares, especially at entry and exit points of Oregon metropolitan areas. The four routes recommended by the National Automobile Club are as follows: 1 Highway 99 to Weed, Oregon.

Take Highway 97 to State Highway 58 in Oregon. Highway 58 connects with Highway again running into Seattle. Distance 823 miles. Scenic highpoints Lake Shasta and Mount Shasta. Crater Lake may be visited by taking the loop off Highway 97 between Weed and turn off to Highway 58.

The short excursion will add 28 miles to the trip. 2 Highway 99 straight would be beautiful when we'd start out in the morning, but we'd get hell beaten out of us coming home. Donna (Mrs. Petersen) decided if that was boating, she didn't want any." So they moved their boat up the river, then found that they didn't require its sea-worthiness there. Comfort became more important, and Jubilee was designed and filled the bill.

The boat is berthed at Frank's Harbor on Bethel through to Seattle. Distance, 840 miles. This route requires passing through the towns of Ashland, Medford, Grants Tass and Roseberg which are bypassed by Highway 97. The auto club points out, however, that by traveling through the four cities vacationers may find it easier to obtain overnight accommodations. 3 Highway 39 to Weed, Oregon.

Highway 97 through to Seattle. Distance, 862 miles. 4- Highway 101 through to Seattle. Distance, 905 miles. This coast highway route not only is the longest major thoroughfare to the World'i Fair, it is also considered tht slowest to drive.

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With a cruising speed of 10 miles per hour provided by its 125-h orsepower Chrysler Crown engine, Jubilee is mobile enough for the Petersens' needs. Jubilee is, of course, only one of a number of boats designed specially or tn Delta region. Coulter McKeever took a de luxe house trailer, the type you pull behind a truck, and had a powered barge built to fit it. Then two lane and winding. Scenically, 101 far surpasses other routps of travel.

Since northern California and Oregon have a network of smaller roads, travellers may plan their own alternates to these four major routes. In using alternate avenues, motorists are advised to keep a watchful eye for gasoline, oil and water consumption. Automobiles should be carefully checked and serviced before a trip of this length is undertaken. MAnAMMWIAMWWMMMlei Checklist For Drivers STARTING out on an auto trip? The following items should be taken along, according to the Institute for Safer Living: (DA first aid kit containing essential, medically recommended items. Special auto first aid kits are preferable.

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