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reached agreement Tuesday with the American and Continental Can companies, major steel -cus- it should have a bearing on the steel dispute.

president, announced the agree- ment with the can companies covering 45,000 workers. It calls for a .30-cents-an-hour raise dur-

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be empowered to take such cases out of the hands of labor and in- dustry. Under his plan, the presi- dent could continue vital produe

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Critic Of Art Resigns Post

MONCTON — Robert Ayr Montreal art critic who has for the past 15 years joint of “Canadian Art”, with D. W. Buchanan, of Ottawa, Wednesday announced his resignation secretary and member of Society for Art Publications, the group which publishes the maga- zine

He said he was not im full ae cord with new policies. } Mr. Ayre, who is in charge ef

ing a three-year term retroactive to Oct. 1. Wage increases averag- ing more than eight cents an hour are provided in each year.

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