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1:02 Musi » |seribed as the most serious gince| leine Langlois; and actors Fran- ul is et ao the strike began Dec. 29, fol-|cois Lavigne and Roland Chenail © |. ais Gene ween lowed @ mass meeting of striking} Most of the arrested were Zz French - language television pro- ith i 2.00—School Bacst charged w disturbing the q 215— Musie ducers and their sympathizers. peace. Within two hours after the ex 2.30—Back to the Bible The meeting, attended by an/ demonstration all had been re- = 2.00—News Headlines and Wea-/| estimated 2,000 persons, endorsed | leased on bail, ranging from $15 uae ther the producers’ action earlier Mon-| to $110, and-ordered to appear in z 8.02—Best on Request day in breaking off negotiations| court today © ] 5 2 aorta Chater ga 4 With ee eae one 05—Best on Request meeting no decision on e * oe Outports a i the next move should be. Publishing Co, 4 ; 00—News Healines, €@-| CCCL OFFICER ARRESTED + he ot ee ied vas Jean} FOUNCEr Dies 6.00—News Marchand, secretary - general of|' sunneymix, Que. (CP)— 6.10—Interiude nat the 90,000-member Canadian and James Harpeil founder e - €.15—Musie for You Catholic Confederation of Labor| 47 sc aiguites end deat fae . eo we Ge ee te Compeny, and «|\ eager eat | MON. - TUES. - WED. SPECIALS at S. A. McDONALD 7 For You i ? oe philanthropist, died|’ PLEASE TAKE NOTICE OF THAT % 7.45—Don Moseer’t Idenders “> to Join pickets in froot of the CBC {Peer Men’s $5 00 Men’s $1 99 ‘2 eee ee building on midtown’ Dorchester i] DRESS PANTS... reg. to $12.95 .... VU; SPORT SHIRTS...reg. to $4.95 ..., -

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