Seafarers^Log '••J
C Stoiy On Page 2 u - > ' r.-' •S SEAFARERS^LOG '••J. OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE SEAFARERS INTERNATIONAL UNION • ATLANTIC, GULF, LAKES AND INLAND WATERS DISTRICT • AFL-CIO 28 Ships |j'» c. • '!P' Vote SiU y! N - i\ L4*' . 410-124 The SIU Great Lakes District has won representation rights for crewmembers of three non-union steamship companies in National Labor Relations Board elections. Results of the voting released by; the Board on Friday, May 27, and Tuesday, May 31, show the SIIX victorious by an over-all margin of better than three to one. Com- panieslnvolved were Pioneer Steamship Company, with 16 ships; Buckeye Steamship Company, six ships, and Steinbrenner Steam ship with another six ships. Since 1957, the SIU has won elections on a total of 55 vessels on the Lakes, involving close to 1,400 seamen. Stories On Page 3 Incres Men Win I •S. w Cfffff MJ Th? bright and comfortable faciliti^ of the rOt SflU IfidI* new hall for Seafarers in Philadelphia are Pay, OT Cains being readied for occupancy in that port. Shown here is view of hiring i h^ and lorpge area. (Other photo on page 2.) "" Story On Page 5 I t •» •«.>' I' J > I^ / -• V . • ' - ^ V.I ILi, r • Ships of the SlU-contoacted Calmar Line havQ Lookuig ovcr award for 1,541 accident-free "joined the ranks of other companies: which ^OtCfy MWOrO» days alraard Alcoa Roamer are (L-R): David ' ijii ibave agree purchase higher-quality steak meats; Above (1 to r) K. Nunh, steward, Milt Robinson, bosun, CG Capt.
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