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‘ By DAL WARRINGTON l SAINT JOHN N.B. Canadians who move to New‘ Brunswick from another prov-i ince are often surprised and a little confused when they come to vote here in a provinciall election.

New Brunswick is the onl

sheet. of plain white paper. cbotltlsttltutcs an official election. 0 .

ballots are placed in envelopes before being dropped into thel ballot box.

Iliowever. next Monday’s elec- tion may be the Last in which New Brunswick voters have this distinction.

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and Conservative leader C. B

platforms.

Confederation days. Research crs at te ew Brunswickl Museum say It began in 1855‘

New Brunswickers use

printed ballot listing all candl- other provinces also use lprovincial elections. ‘

Province in Canada where a‘HANDED ENVELOPE enters a polling station

. d It is also unique in that sill-him an official envelope which'

to ment.

Sherwood have made eIecmwiswrite the names of the candl- reform part of their demon 1 dates he wishes to vote for. Thei lothers are printed papers pron The System “matron! Dre-Ended by the political parties. 'lleerals and Conservatives each supply ballots naming only with introduction of the secretitheir candidates. The agent for

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:ballot, (Cpl—fprovince to adopt i.

this being the first, .2 r

In federal elections. of course.

dates alphabetically—the form. for l When a New Brunswick voter;

the eputy returning officer hands. has been initialed in his pres-l ence. i

The vote” takes the envelope l Xiision. including standard form‘by Mrs. Gordon

the private voting com

There he normally finds three or more kinds of ballot papers provided. One is a plalnl

Premier Louis J. Robichaudfiank sheet on whlch he mayl

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CONTRACT BRIDGE

BECKER

North dealer. East - West vulnerable.

The hand was played in a multiple team contest in Eng- and. At most tables. the open- ing bid with the North hand was either a club or a weak no- trump (12 to 14 points).

However. at one table North chose a heart as his opening bid, and when South, reasonably enough. eventually climbed to six hearts, which went d own one, he berated himself by say- ing he should have known _——hh_

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North would lose two trump tricks!

This was the bidding at ano- ther table:

North East South West. 1 4. Pass 1 ' Pun 1 NT Pass 8 9 Pass 4 0 Pass 4 A Pass 5 ' Pass 6 v The Jump to four hearts was

a slight ovcrbid, but the even- tual contract was a good one. even though it did go down be cause of the unlucky trump division.

West led a diamond and de- clarer took it in dummy and. played a heart to the ace to- cover the possibility of a single- ton king ln the West hand. He then entered dummy with a club and led another heart. When East showed out. South

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' patterned on those used in fed- If you wish to vote a straighten! elections. party ticket you merely placI; Th. ts ballot in t

‘Wommwn, Sat. April 20, 1933, 9 ,any other party may do tite‘dicted adoption of voting‘forms . , some

NTHE AIR

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envelope unsealed and return it lcompm, "yum of the Eiec. to the deputy returning officer. ltjons Act. which will include But if you wish to split your irerorm of the electoral ballot. vote—all New Brunswick eon-fienlargemem or the polling stituenciea elect more than one hours and lowering the age

memmr - You .mUSl “’9 medimit. In genenal, to bring pro. blank ballot. writing in theivincial electoral procedures in mm“: 0" “’le 0‘" "me line with present day it "

names and write in others on a

party ballot. Use of either pcn so far neither party

as mentioned the subject of redis- tribution of seats. No change has been made since 1946. when the McNair Liberal administra- tion added our members. bringing the number of seats to 52. In the last House Liberals held 31 and Conservatives 21.

The demand for reform arises

om some obvious abuses. Bal- lots provided by one party are often stolen from the booths by opponents. Ballot-box “stuffing is easier and so is spoiling your ballot. Counting is complicated

by the to remove ballots. from envelopes after the boxes‘ are opened.

LAUNCH VESSEL

MONTREAL (CP) — The $2,. PROMISE REVISION 600,000 federal transport depart- The Liberal government plat- lment depot vessel Narwhal was form promises "‘a thorough re- "launchcd Thursday, christened W. Stead, wife official ballot." P r e m i e r . port minister. The 251-foot ship. Robichaud, in announcing it, ito be based at Dartmouth, N.S., said reform is “long overdue i will carry out cargo supply and has been sought in all parts lwork in the Arctic. It has living of New Brunswick." He pre-;quarters for 60 stevedores.

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