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Pearson Paid Warm Tributes UNITED NATIONS, N.Y, (CP) Warm tributes to Lester B. Pear- son were expressed Monday after anhouncement that the for. mer Canadian external affairs Minister has been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, Secretary-General Dag Ham- marskjold of the United Nations, g Pearson's service at UN, sent him a telegram stating: "It is a warmly deserved rec- ognition of the consistently stro and Intelligent support and lead- that through the years ve given jo the cause of retariat join me in this Aridi of Sougratulations. ilar Skpressions of pleasure and regard were d at the UN and elsewhere, hear U.S. DELIGHTED In Washington, where Pearson once served ds Canadian ambas- sador, the state department sald: "Tae department is delighted to hear of Mr, Pearson's word. Those of ds who had the op funity of knowing and wor > with Mr, Pearson understand ful, well how much he deserves this| great honor," In Paris, a spokesman for the 15-power North Atlantic Treaty Organization, which Pearson helped "form, said that news of his award was "warmly received at NATO." "Mr. Pearson's contribution to world peace has been consider- "As Canadian minister for ex ternal affairs. Mr, Pearson was always a fervent supporter of NATO. He always envisaged the alliance as something broader than a military alliance." NORWEGIAN TRIBUTE (solution of international dis- Arbeiderbladet, Lange sald that "Pearson, stronger than anyone else, had stressed the importance of keeping up and strengthening the solidarity between the West. ern democracies and the Asiatic members of the British Common- wealth of nations." Langs sa sald that Pearson's role in establishing a UN Brie gency Force in the Middle Edst had greatest historic import- ance," In New York, Sir Leslie Munro of New Zealand president of the UN General Assembly, a position which Pearson once held, said in a telegram to the Canadian: "May 1 as ident, and per- sonally as well, convey to you my congratulations on the award , . . this honor is richly deserved, . ." RECOGNIZES WORK Has Engen, Norwegian -per- manent UN representative, said the prize Is in recognition of Pearson's "practical work for the peace in the present interna. tional situation, "In his international work Mr, . | Pearson has not represented any -| great power, but his personal ca- nacities and the policies which he and his country represent, have made him a great force in the work for international peace, "In the United Nations, Mr. Pearson has for many years been a leading figure, His efforts in the United Nations have for ever left their imprint on the methods used by the organization in the putes.' U.8. Ambassador Henry C Lod e issued this statement: 'e are happy to see Mr. Pearson receive the well de- served honor of the Nobel Peace Prize, We are especially happy because we Americans believe firmly in the UN Emergency Force and the good it is doing. "abot In 'Oslo, Foreign Minister Hal. vard Lange paid tribute to this] 'old friend, In an article in the labor paper PC's Strength Doubles In Senate OTTAWA (CP) ~~ Prime Min. ister Diefenbaker has almost| doubled Progressive Conservative party strength in the Senate but the Liberals still hold a heavy Monette are pumerical superiority, He named six new senators Saturday, increasing Progressive | Conservative membership in the| 102-seat upper chamber from | seven to 13. The Liberals have i» members and | there are Nand Liberal and Aird vacancies, The new senators: | William R. Brunt, 57, Toronto and Hanover Ont, and Dr. Jo- seph A. Sullivan, 85, Toronto, for Ontario. Leon Methot, 62, Trois-Rivieres, | Que., and Sustave Monette, Montreal, for Quebec. Ser, or Ne Briel The appointments bring to full strength Senate / well as British Columbia, now are two senate vacancies Czechs Still for New Brunswick. |est University of representation over, Ont., for Ontario and Saskatchewan as University' of Toronto and Os- Also Americans are always glad to see high honors come to a Canadian." Quebec and one each in New | Brunswick, Alberta, Manitoba, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Prince Edward Island. Senators Brunt, Methot This all-new razor has everything! its special design shaves you closer wi ne sting or smart, The only razor that lets y enjoy the ease of light-touch saving , a no matter how tough your bear {] i to manufacturer al empty blade container tutet and get 40 blades free! Or your $1.00 WHE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Wednesday, October 16, 1997 19 SANS RSE \ \ puaer,.. 12 Diodes... Boous Refund Corieats.. «Wom Case winnie -TIPS STERILIZED COTTON SWABS 39° 59° lawyers, § | Emerson a retail hardware mer- |chant, Senator Sullivan a physi- clan and surgeon and Senator Pearson a farmer, Except for | Senator Pearson, a former mayor lof Lumsdéh, none of the new | senators has had previous experi- |ence in municipal, provincial or [federal government, Senator Sullivan, chief of the hard of hearing clinic and audi- tory research at St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto. was goalie on ihe Toronto Varsity Grads hockey m which won the 1928 Olymplie FE , The team won the »/Allan Cup in 1927. and tied with the Ottawa Silver Seven of the turn of the ie as the Sent. 'oronto, Senator Brunt, a native of Han- is a graduate of the oode Hall Law School, Toronto. member of the Ontario bar since 1928 he has active Jol and business interests in Toron and Hanover. He resides in Tor- onto, but visits Hanover weekly on business. 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