smuggling ls Almost Dead At N. B. Border

sr. s'rnPmt:zt.'...a. (CP)-Cut toms otticials say they're con- vinced his-time anmuiing in this area is almost dead. ,

Of more than 51.000 tourists who pass annually throuih mil P0"' otuentry, only a comparatively low persons are caught trylna W Emili- gle forbidden Bonds. and their at- tempts are described as beinl on 3 . small scale. '

But the legal actlvitlsa oi tre my make policing the New Bruns- wick-Maine border a -thankless

task.

The wiles and trick of people waiting to risk the penalty oi two years in Jail to get some Amer- icm cigsrots-the usual wpe ot contraband - from Calais. Me.. gust across the border. keep atti- clals on their toes.

standard hiding places are auto mobiles-in the hub caps and mu. tiru. behind door panels md under upholstery.

others consider a haw carrllle . me place to keep omuszlsd American ciureta. More ofttn than not. they're W1 WNW- ILLEGAL FALSE EETH

An old list of customs intrac- ilons shows an American achooner captain caulhlv l-FY1118 l0 ""10" 5,600 worth of liquor in a Cana- dian port and a salesman whose hobby was smuggling false teeth to Canadian customers.

A comparatively recent convic- tion saw a claaret smuggler oper- ating on a regular schedule lose his car, pay a 2,500 tins and re- ceive a twoeye.-ir penitentiary sen- tence. .

kn ti. webber. collector of

cuatomsiln charge or the 44-man start here, says new inspection methods and a narrowing of the up between U.S. and Canadian prices have cut down major smug- giing. But thousands of items are ieized annually from tourists and townspeople caught in the act by sharp-eyed inspectors.

Tourist Record

FREDERICTON (CFla The director of the New Brunswick Travel Bureau thinks the 1956 tourist season will prove to be e record-breaker.

E. A. Tweedie says he expects the number of tourists visiting the province will have reached 75,000 by the and of the season. Last year about 08.000 tourists were registered. They brought about :zo.ooo.ooo worth of business to the province.

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