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Tourists and business men will find it as easy to cross, the. border into Canada during ýthese war days. as, before, according to word reach- ing A.. B. Chown, passenger traffic. manager of the Grand Trunk -Rail- way'System. The proclamation declarng Can- ada ini state of war with Germany will make no difference, to persons going into Canada unless they are German citizens. Citizens of the United States may 'therefore enter Canada. as freely as they ever did. Canadian immigration offlicers asic United States citizens crossing the border where they were born and take their word for it. ?hey do<not' have to produce birth certificates or . have passports. Citizens of European countries traveling to the United States and entering Canada would have pass- ports. In the case of German çiti- zens, the inquiry would be more thorough. Canadian customs officiais announced there was no change M'-i the eustoms regulations.