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Transition Not Easy For Lester Pearson By DAVE McINTOSH Pg (CP) -- Former r Lester world troubleshoote: Bowles (Mike) Pearson became domestic troublesh fgg leader I hope to play a part in moving this country for- It ig possible to pinpoint the day Mr. Pearson, 66 on became a Liberal-- " 1948. That was the day sworn into the cabinet ity of state for exter- airs and, asked when he =o a Liberal, replied 20 years before that date for nearly 19 years after rcefully busied himself international diplomacy. He helped avert the spread of the Korean War into Commu- nist China, was president of the i ietuiet bring West Germany into NATO in 1954, was nominated twice for the post of UN secretary-gen- eral but was vetoed by Russia, turned down an offer to be- come secretary - general of NATO, was chairman of a'UN committee which led to creation of the state of Israel and won the Nobel Prize for peace in 1957 for his part in establish. ment of the UN Emergency Force in Egypt. With his jaunty air, ready quip, polka-dot bow ties and Nobel Peace prize, Mr. Pear- son was the darling of his party NET EARNINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Bow Valley Industries Ltd., 3 mos, ended Feb. 28: 1963, $161,- 445, 75 cents a share; 1962, $139,- 08, 70 cents. Bridge and Tank Company of Canada Lid., year ended Dec. 31: 1062, net loss $958,531; 1961, net loss $639,325. Canadian Bronze Co. Léd,, i ended Dec. 31: 1962, $245,- , $1.30 a share; 1961, $284,- wae. $1.54, Craig Bit Co, "ee. 6 mos. ended March 31: 1963, $16,971, eeven cents a share; 1962, $20,- 264, nine cents. Dominion Corset Co. Léd., year ended Dec. 31: 1062, $277,- 526, $2.02 a share; 1961, $153,- 186, $1.11. Dominion - Scottish Invest- ments Ltd., 3 mos. ended March 31: 1963, $72,133; 1962, $54,876. International Minerals = Chemical Corporation, 3 + March 31: 1963, $4,876, $1.71 a share; 1962, $1,- Teen, 61 cents. 9 mos. ended ae. & share; 1962, $3,867,000, ae be ee ended Dec. 31: 1962, $260,453 1961, $223,121, Peoples Credit Jewellers Ltd., og ended Jan, 31: 1963, $700,- won a share; 1962, $604,- Preston Mines Ltd., 3mos. seaed Ro 31; 1963, $1,101,- 000; 1962, $539,000. Zenith "Electric Supply Léd., year ended Dec. 31: 1962, $685,- 183, 66 cents a share; 1961, $510,- 419, 50 cents. UPSETS CONTENDER NEW YORK (AP)--Jose Sta- when it wanted a successor to Louis St. Laurent. He was elected leader Jan. 16, 1958, six months after Prime Minister Diefenbaker had become the head of a minority Conservative government. Mr. Pearson's triumph wag about as short - lived as any could be, On Jan. 20, 1958, he proposed in the Commons that Mr. Diefenbaker resign and turn the government back to the Liberals without an election. A friend said recently: "Mike is a team man and a listener. The result sometimes is that he gets--and takes--bad advice." This was such an occasion and political carnage followed. The Liberals suffered their worst defeat in the March 31, 1958, election. Mr. Pearson at that time was a novice. at politics despite nearily 10 years in cabinet. What was worse for him, he showed it. He would biush when the opposition scored a_ point and, like most people, think of the brilliant riposte too late. .| FOUND BAFFLING Many found this baffling be- cause 'in small groups he had always excelled. What his politi- cal colleagues found annoying was that he would sometimes concede that his opponents had an excellent case in the matter under discussion. Mr. Pearson hasn't lost his ability to see every side of a question. But he has given up helping his opponets politic- ally. On occasion, he has even got mad at them. He still isn't fond of some of. the circuses which politics seem to demand. But he has learned to mix easily, to shake hands at street corners with voters and to handle large audiences, at times impressively. Four years after the 1958 dis- aster, he restored the Liberals to their 1957 Commons position and 10 months after that led them to victory as head of a minority government. Now he is saddled with the same problems he accused the|* Conservatives. of fumbling: un- nearly everyone can under- stand This is how he described Ca- nadian-American relations dur- ing the election campaign: They are something like liy- ing with your wife. At times it is difficult to live with her.At all times ic is impossible to live without her." Teachers Call. [itr conuseratin in deciding For Uniform Salary Scale TORONTO (CP)--The 8,500-| mass resignations at the end of member Ontario Public School|, first school term be opposed Men Teacher's Federation| except where the federation's called for a provincial uniform) provincial executive considers salary schedule at its annual/such action proper "under ex- convention during the weekend.| treme circumstances ent, trade, economic] It adopted a resolution which! he report was' filed for fu- ; said schedule negotiations] ture reference after several del- As he comes to with|should be conducted in co-oper-| egates criticized it as a nega- them, he will likely be able to}ation with women teachers. explain carefully to the public what he is trying to do. He has a knack of being able to put a Delegations agreed that aillias "timid." teachers, supervisors and prin- cipals should unite in negotia. Worry of lem into a context which|tions instead of trying to reach i SE TEET They prove y a a in FA H y ion in maximum salaries and decided| Slipping or Irritating? to issue a booklet on salary negotiations procedure. when The federation shelved dis. a tle Fr your cussion on a formula to deter-| Fomaricauie sence ay poucn oven mine resignations when staff ara hee io eras Haas poe reductions become economic-|" or fealing, it's alkaline | . ally necessary. One faction said' Get Pastanrs at ony drug oounte perenne! ee DOT Nps we eR a etc I THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mendey, April 22, 1963 15) who should resign. Another felt seniority should be the decisive factor, Delegates split again during discussion on a committee re- port which recommended that tive approach and described it young men from the hill country whove fother hed been ee ee ae ie tenticn to detail. We are constant- ly striving to improve our effic- lency os well as maintain our al- ready high standards. 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