"Ocala's Airport"
 F s. I. D.


 OCALA AND SILVER

 SPRINGS

 OCALA and Silver Springs need no intro-
 duction to tourists who have previously
 viewed Central Florida. The world-wide fame
 of Silver Springs. and the now-existing work
 on the controversial Florida Cross-State-Canal.
 which is centered at Ocala, bring thousands of
 additional visitors to these cities annually.

 Ocala, situated in one of Florida's most produc-
 tive regions, is an important dairying, poultry-
 raising and livestock center.

 Her fine old trees. many of them moss-draped
 oaks, and her crowning glory, the great Ocala
 National Forest, are marks of distinction that
 lure the lovers of natural beauty.

 The airport at Ocala has been recently paved.
 and all modern facilities await her "flying
 guests".





"Downtown Ocala" "Florida Canal Project"

 Coirter of Onala Chamll r nf Commerce


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