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Ar.sco Cameras 100-680 and 15 mi. color j
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SAVINGS ACCOUNTS J
TRAVELERS CHECKS
TELEGRAPHIC TRANSFERS
RANK, DRAFTS
DEPOSITS ACCEPTED ”BYs~ j
MAIL
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appointments this week may come in "iednos
day or Tuesday. They do not need to make
n ew ap g o intr: ont 3.
They may call during the folio wine hours;
Monday .1-3 ?.M. 7-9 P.I4.
Tuesday 9-11 A.II. 1-3
5913 TZRSOHS 2T3P ALASKA
DUPTIIC 7AST YEAR
Tho.U.S. Customs Office in Juneau revealed
that 5916 persons entered Alaska via the
Alaska Highway during the past fiscal year.
According to current travel regulations, 0
only Alaskan residents or persons having
legitimato business reasons, are permitted
to travel on the highway.
Tok Junction was the busiest point. A
total of 1944 private autos, carrying 315
passengers entered there. Also passing
through Tok "•ere 110 buses carrying 419
passengers. Fairbanks was the second busi
est point, A total of 162 private autos,
carrying’315 p as ~ or-tors entered there olus
12 buses carrying 26 passengers.
The town of Haines was the only othor nort
of entry from the Highway, but this is
available only a few months out of the
year, Haines reported that a total of
153 private cars carrying 490 passengers
and seven buses with 27 pcoplo entered
there.
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