Executive Order 7632—Certain Places Designated as Customs Ports of Entry

By virtue of and pursuant to the authority vested in me by the act of August 1, 1914, 38 Stat. 609, 623 (U.S.C., title 19, sec. 2), it is ordered as follows:

1. I hereby designate the following places as customs ports of entry, effective thirty days from the date of this order:

Customs Collection District No. 22 (Galveston)—Headquarters, Galveston, Texas:
     Freeport, Texas

Customs Collection District No. 24 (El Paso)—Headquarters, El Paso, Texas:
     Ysleta, Texas

Customs Collection District No. 30 (Washington)—Headquarters, Seattle, Washington:
     Lynden, Washington
     Metaline Falls, Washington

Customs Collection District No. 33 (Montana and Idaho)—Headquarters, Great Falls, Montana:
     Opheim, Montana
     Peskan, Montana
     Piegan, Montana
     Morgan, Montana
     Raymond, Montana
     Roosville, Montana
     Scobey, Montana
     Turner, Montana
     Westby, Montana
     Whitetail, Montana
     Whitlash, Montana

Customs Collection District No. 34 (Dakota) —Headquarters, Pembina, North Dakota:
     Dunseith, North Dakota
     Fortuna, North Dakota
     Maida, North Dakota
     Noonan, North Dakota

Customs Collection District No. 36 (Duluth and Superior)—Headquarters, Duluth, Minnesota:
     Pigeon River Bridge, Minnesota
     Pine Creek, Minnesota
     Roseau, Minnesota

Customs Collection District No. 38 (Michigan) —Headquarters, Detroit, Michigan:
     South Haven, Michigan

2. The Townships of Highgate and Franklin, Franklin County, State of Vermont, which were included within the limits of the customs port of St. Albans, Vermont, in Customs Collection District No. 2 (Vermont), by Executive Order No. 3925 of November 13, 1923, are hereby detached from the port of St. Albans.

3. I hereby designate Highgate Springs, Vermont, a customs port of entry in Customs Collection District No. 2 (Vermont), which port of entry shall include the Township of Highgate within its limits, effective thirty days from the date of this order.

FRANKLIN D ROOSEVELT

The White House,
June 15, 1937.