B.C. LUMBER WORKER May 30, 1952 By GEORGE WHITELAW, 1-357, IWA SUCCESS One day in May of I. pepe ULS. Steel Strike Action PITTSBURGH (LPA) — The steel companies are now on strike against collective bargaining and will settle only at the public’s House negotiations collapsed on|preme Court agreed to bar any May 4. Murray had called off the | wage increases pending final de- steel strike May 2 at President | cision on legality of the seizure. ed to} AS soon as the 1 conferees to aid the I b Benefi aig gia A due to Ie = Murray declared expense, Philip 1g | May 5. "He spoke as head of the CIO Steelworkers after White “course, those old standbys, r, Sub-local Chair- bert Rose, of Colin Predi; man, and re was, of course, still a a lot of hard slugging | 3 2 BESS aa 3 e a sigh of relicf was “sigl Meanwhile the recruiti a full panel of officers was ‘They. were as follows: Presi- in H. Prediger; Vice- ry-treasurer, Fra ourne- yeur; Directors, Cli ther, G en, Joe Nashnil ‘rank Audie Barr, Albert Lubnowsky, Geoff Oback. Trustees were elected as fol- lows: Cliff Gunter, 3 years; Joe Embury, 2 years; Albert Brough- ton, 1 year. Swick At a later date an investigating | committee was set up to deal with any cases of financial assist- ance Which might come up. é jenefits Having gone on at some length about the sandiet of the Asso- ciation, it has pr urred the reade the month when your company insur- ance does not function (Travel- Jers Insurance). During this period the Mutual Benefit Association will pay its m per week, Constitution $25 donation on the sea of mai a In to death benefits a sum of $100 may be paid to help costs, A fur- also hel sul ifiez) a & ® the Men ths qe Question: Answer: Question: Answer: Question: Answer: Question: Answer: Question: : Answer: CUT OUT THIS MESSAGE FOR REFERENCE AND DISCUSSIO. PROVINCE OF BRITISH COL What is Alternative Voting? A form of voting which allows the voter more than one choice in the marking of his ballot. ; What is the purpose of Alternative Voting? To prevent the élection of a candidate on a minority vote. How does a yoter mark his ballot under Alternative Voting? He marks his ballot in the order of his preference by using the oe ces we Tee aE Ofnups At ice 7 May a voter yote for one candidate only, in other words, “plump”? Yes. Is “‘plumping” or voting first choice only considered advantageous? ’ No. Suppose a voter marks only one choice: that voter has virtually said to the Returning Officer “I am only interested in my No. 1 choice”. Upon distribution. of the low candidate’s ballots to the remaining candidates, the ballot of a voter who voted one choice only, cannot be further dealt with. It is, in other words, an “exhausted ballot”. Such a voter simply deprives himself of full participation in the contest. Fred H. Hurley ... Chief Electoral Officer UMBIA | Beit