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Size 36 Corset Sold At Auction OTTAWA (CP)--Ever wonder, to that electric razor dad didn't receive from you last Christmas? Or that of genuine cowhide moc- casins you didn't get in the mail? yjand flash bulbs, two boys' post office employtes who work| all year round at the task, came from 12,000 post offices across Canada. Prices of each box ranged from $20 to $75, but they could sell for much less. Average price for a box containing 10 items Tuesday was about $20. A three per cent sales tax was added to the auctioneer's final ice. For example, a mixed parcel containing a camera with film sweaters, a girl's cardigan, two cotton blouses, a pair of cotton Indian Burial Site Could Be 700-Years-Old SARNIA (CP) -- An Indian burial ground unearthed near here last week by boy scouts may be 700 yeurs old and of considerable archeological sig- nificance, a museum curator said Tuesday, Dr. Wilfrid W. Jury, curator of the Universiiy of Western Ontario Museum of Indian Archeology in London, visited the Sarnia area Tuesday to col- lect Indian bones and artifacts. He said the burial ground and its artifacts, including several rare copper tools, derived from an ancient woodland tribe, fore- SSES ISAGREE ON EVIDENCE OTTAWA (CP)--A civil serv ice appeal board hearing of an appeal by an immigration de- partment employee against a one-month suspension for mis- conduct ended Tuesday amid conflicting evidence by his su- periors. Morris G. Benoit, 40, appeal- ing a suspension order by Col. H. M. Jones, acting deputy citizenship minister, told the board that departmental author- ities had not given him an Civil Servant Still Suspended and keeping at his home two personal letters from a Chinese immigration agent named Harry) Loo without bringing the corres- pondence to the attention of his superiors as required by regula- tions. It also was alleged he al- lowed George Chan, another Chinese immigration agent, pay his $45.50 hotel bill in onto in 1956. Tor- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, October 24,1963 432. J. A. Munro, head of_ the' Chinese records section of the , |department, told the hearing that Mr. Benoit had brought the letters to his attention, that no- tations had been made in de- partmental records, and that the letters had been returned to Mr. Benoit. Leonard W. Lloyd, retired chief of immigration branch records called Mr. Munro a "liar" and said it was "'ridicu- lous" that Mr. Benoit should be given back the letters. RCMP officers testified ear- lier in the hearing they had tolof Mr. Benoit's home. R. E. Williams, in terminating found the letters during a search the suspension should be upheld even if certain aspects of the allegations were not proven. Mr. Benoits' conduct was "open to explanation," he said. The board, headed by appeals division chairman Jack Vinokur, is expected to announce a de- cision within two weeks. PLACE BUFFALO for the department, said that TEAST SERVICE ~'TORES WINTER TIRE | GOOD,YEAR ) BUYING GUIDE Yes sir, we're loaded with famous Goodyear winter tires. Study this handy guide. It will help you choose the right tires to meet your driving needs and wallet. See us now for the big choice and value. Enjoy worry-free driving this winter~and for many winters to come, SHOP WHERE THE BIG CHOICE IS 'SPECIAL' | Oi WINTER RETREADS 750/14 tubeless and your old tires "opportunity to defend myself." He denied both counts on which his suspension was based. He was accused of receiving pyjamas, a night gown, and a bottle warmer and vaporizer along with a number of un- named smaller items went for! $17. runner of the Attawandrian branch of the Iroquois. In all his years of collecting, Dr. Jury said, he had found only 25 copper items in Indian graves. 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