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NEW INSTRUCTIONS ON HIGHWAY TRAVEL SENT
CUSTOMS OFFICE
New instructions regarding outward travel
over the Alaska Highway have'been received
by the local office of the U. S.’Customs
Service from Canadian officials.
Theso stati? that anyone going over the.
highway should go to Tok Junction and clear
with tho U.S. Customs Station there whore
the officer will manifest thoir cargo.
Next clearance willbc with the Canadian
Customs at Snag Point where they will be
referred to the Royal Canadian Mounted
Polico at Whitehorse who will give them
permission to travel over the highway.
Apparently it is no longer necessary to
write to Edmonton for a permit as White
horse officials have boon authorised to
represent the Traffic Board there. While
one may writo in advance for a permit,
Forrest Pitts of tho local Customs 3taff
says that ho has never heard of anyone
getting turned down who drove direct to
Whitehorse for permission to continue.Any
ono with.a reasonable amount of spare
parts, tools, extra*gas and other eouipment
is nllowod to go on.
Pitts said that his office is receiving a
vast number of inquiries about travel"ovor
tho Highway—as many as 15 in one day.
A danadian, whose hamc ho was not required
to ask in clearing a truck load of furni
ture and personal belongings, and his wifo
come through a few days ago from Whitehorse
bound for Circle City vherc they intend
to toko over and operate the Regina Hotel.
From—Wessons Weekly, Fairbanks,Alaska
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