The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1936-01-02

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There will be a large group Of
young women from 40 or SO towns
in the states of Washington and
Oregon make the trip together. They
will travel in chartered sleeping
cars, with a club car and a dining
car for their exclusive use. It viii
be a real goodwill tour Of the
south and will be marvellous travel
adventure, with every cent Of ex-
penses, including even tips, paid for
the contest winners.
The trip is arranged under the
Joint auspices of the Washington
Press Association and the Oregon
Editorial associations, with host
esses to look after the welfare of
the young ladies and with an ex-
perienced tour manager in COM
pIete charge of all arrangements.
/ The young ladies viii be guests
at Fox-Twentieth Century new
studios in Beverly, where they will
see a movie actually being filmed.
They will go through the outdoor
settings at Universal City and they
will have lunch with the movie
stars at the Universal City movie
cafe. Perhaps some of them viii OBJ
tain autographs from stars as some
of the girls did on the trip year
ago by winners of the contests con-
Quoted through the Washington
Press Association. They will un-
doubtedly have their pictures taken
with the movie actors again.
The contest winners must be
between the ages of ID and 80 years.
Each girl completes in purely To-
cal contest. Success depends upon
arousing the interest of friends,
who will gladly save the coupons
they obtain from the participating
merchants on all cash sales of 81
or more or for paying up old ac-
counts.
Last year go washington girls
made a similar trip to California
from Washington. This year the
trip has been made longer and with
new and added features to make it
even more enjoyable If that were
possible.
The cars with the Washington
state winners. will leave Seattle at
1880 pm. Friday, March -. At
Portland the cars containing the
Oregon winners will be attached to
the train, also club car and diner.
The train will leave Portland at BIS
am. Saturday, March IA and will
travel down the Willamette valley
that day, picking up additional win
ners from various cities enroute. All
meals will be in the special diner
that day and the following. The
club car will be open all day and
evening for the exclusive use of
members of the party.
Sunday morning the train will be
in California and the day trip will be
down the Sacramento and San Jea-
Quin valleys, arriving in Los Angeles
during the evening, where the cars
will be switched to the Santa Fe
railroad and taken to San Diego
during the night. Breakfast viii be
at the San Diego hotel and the party
will proceed by special buses to
Coronado Beach, down across the
border to Tia Juana and Aqua Cal
iente, for lunch in Old Mexico. Re-
turn to San Diego will be during
the afternoon and the balance OF
the afternoon and evening viii be
spent at the exposition grounds, with
dinner at the Cafe of the World.
The sleepers viii not leave San
Diego until loo am. so the whole
evening may be spent at the expo
sition. Arrival will be in Los An
geles early Tuesday morning. Head
quarters will be made at the Ross
lyn hotel where breakfast will be
served. After breakfast there will
be an all day tour Of Hollywood.
Beverly and Los Angeles, with a
visit to the goth Century Fox
studios, to see movie being film
ed, lunch at Universal City, Grau-
mans Chinese theatre in Holly
wood for a matinee, and dinner at
the famous Lucca's Italian restaur-
ant.
Wednesday after breakfast at the
hotel, the party will leave for an
all day trip to Catalina Island, go