other
coin
struck
later
showed
J
-
1
5k;
daily
news
Tuesday,
lvi
26,
although
some
coins
shoed
her
enthroned
in
coronation
robes.
Nearly
alvays,
her
elaborate
dress
and
ruff
were
portrayed.
head
and
shoulders.
In
this
Victoria
wore
the
crown
and
her
h'llr
was
in
Dlaited
Ioods
around
New
Coins
in
Honor
Of
Elizabeth
!!
LONDON
(CP)
The
first
coins
to
be
struck
for
the
reign
of
Queen
Elizabeth
II
will
be
Important
to
numismatists
the
world
over.
They
involve
close
studies
of
the
coins
minted
for
Queen
Victoria
and
the
first
Queen
Elizabeth,
her
ears,
as
she
liked
to
wear
it.
Queen
Elizabeth
will
also
be
i
shown
with
the
crown
on
those
coins
struck
for
use
overseas.
I
In
the
coinage
of
the
first'
Queen
Elizabeth.,
head
and
:
DRESS
PUMPS
'
LITERARY
LANDMARK
i
Conan
Doyle's
famous
detec-
tive
Sherlock
Holmes
first
ap-
j
peared
in
the
story
"A
Study
in
i
Scarlet"
in
188G.
i
Tillies
Lead
Hoop
Trials
TILLSONBURG,
Ontario
(CP)
Tillsonburg
Livingstone.
Canadian
Amateur
Basketball
Association
champions,
took
a
1-0
lead
Monday
night
In
their
Olympic
trial'
best
of
Ave
series
with
Intercollegiate
titlists,
University
of
Western
Ontario
Mustangs.
Livingstones
came
from
behind
to
down
Mustangs'
79-65.
S
P
K
T
S
i
.:
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1
'
1
"rn
'fm--
'IM
iimiiiii
LJ7C.
'jlaglfe
Pitches
Tenth
Winner
Can't
Lose
Just
Arrived
LADIES'
WHITE
AND
COLORED
SHOES
When
Is
the
24th
Of
May?
it;
Balloons
it
Zip-Zooms
A-
Flags
of
all
sizes
ic
Fireworks
Windmills
Baseball
Scores
WJL:
Tri-City
at
Vancouver
postponed,
ratni;
Salem
3,
Victoria
5.
After
the
Queen
herself
has
made
her
decision,
the
Royal
j
Mint
advisory
committee
will
give
a
final
judgment
on
thei
designs,
and
the
chairman
of
i
this
committee
Is
none
other
j
than
"the
Queen's
husband,
the
,
Duke
of
Edinburgh.
Several
British
artists
of;
established
reputation
In
coin
j
and
metal
woik
were
asked
to;
submit
designs,
and
worked
on
',
plaster
models
of
the
Queen's
j
portraits
for
coins
and
medali
!
Sketches
for
the
reverse
side
of
;
the
coins
are
also
being
pre-.
pared.
j
The
first
coins
prepared
forj
Queen
Victoria's
reign
were
.
'
struck
in
1839
and
showed
a
bust
of
the
Queen
with
the
hair
taken
to
the
back
of
"the
head
'
I
American:
Huston
3,
Detroit
2.
J
National:
Pittsburgh
0,
New
York
1;
St.
Jmiis-l'liiladelpliia,
rain;
Chicago
1,
Brooklyn
.
NKVV
YORK
(CP)-Sal
(The
Barber)
Maglie
iht-il
New
York
Giants
into
a
tie
for
the
National
Jague
lead
with
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Monday
with
an
;tuitlfss
4-0
victory
over
forlorn
Pittsburgh
Pirates.
.
.
.
.
.
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i
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i.i
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1
wsmm
mm
Fashion
Footwear
m
Seattle
Fighter
Outpoints
Layne
In
Ten-Rounder
PORTLAND,
Ore.
(CP)
Clever
Hurry
Matthews
of
Seattle
Monday
night
counter-punched
his
way
to
a
decisive
10-round
decision
over
Rex
Layne
of
Lewis-ton,
Utah.
ytxlyf'TK
piuyru
-i
wif-
Willi
uko
Cubs
when
their
Ehbets
&!
game
was
called
In
the
tuth
inning
because
of
rain.
the
Cubs,
In
the
American
League,
only
one
game
was
scheduled
and
In
that
Boston's
veteran
"platoon"
jxili.shed
off
Detroit
Tigers
3-2.
The
victory
pulled
the
Bosox
within
four
percentage
mints
"
""'
"
"'1SI
I
I
,
,
,
,
Matthews
welched
l9i
Layne
l82.
of
the
second
-place
Washington
be
nplayea
iaier,
dui
an
t(ii-s
will
K"
into
official
av-
j
beginning
to
look
as
if
j.ic
never
will
be
beaten.
was
his
seventh
victory
$
year
without
a
defeat
and
f
t.
nth
in
a
row
over
a
two-t
span.
tun
broke
up
a
good
pitching
.g
between
Brooks'
young
ljes
and
Turk
Lown,
jot
!
After
the
first
round
when
!
Layne
rocked
Matthews
twice
1
with
L-fts
to
the
jaw
there
was
no
doubt
of
the
outcome,
providing
Matthews
could
stay
'
fmmm
Johasoss
HeefasMp
senators.
Young
Bill
Henry
got
credit
for.
the
triumph,
but
h
had
io
be
rescued
by
oldsters
tills
Kinder
and
Mel
Parnell
when
the
Tigers
began
to
claw
him.
away
irom
bruising
haymakers
at
the
Utah
mauler.
Decision
of
judges
and
Referee
Ralph
Cruman
was
unani'
lilOIIS.
wm
illie
Mays
May
Stay,
i
Hants
Sigh
Relieved
BUSY
CANAL
The
Erie
canal,
great
commercial
waterway
between
Buffalo
and
New
York
City,
was
opened
in
1825.
By
GAYLE
TALBOT
Joseph
Joachim,
the
great
Hungarian
violinist
who
died
in
1907,
was
an
accomplished
performer
at
the
age
of
10.
I
NEW
YORK
(AP)
New
York
Giants
have
rtathed
a
.sigh
of
relief.
Willie
Mays
will
be
around
fa
few
more
days.
But
it
is
only
a
question
of
time
r
when
that
time
comes
it'll
be
a
day
the
Giants
may
remember.
Geologically
one
of
the
oldest
continents,
Australia
is
also
the
most
level
and
most
regular
In
outline.
service
had
ta:an
someone
other
than
Willie.
1
,
-
I
1
i
1
It
feeling
here
Is
that
the
'.s,
with
Willie
playing
cen-fidd
every
day.
would
slowly
i'teadily
increase
their
lead
i
the
National
League
and
il!y
win
their
second
straight
I'-iiM-d
up.
With
the
21-year-ij
Negro
pluying
for
Uncle
.
they
might
find
them-s
tattling
Brooklyn
right
i
to
the
wire
again.
Espe-Sl
if
the
Dodgers
get
pitcher
4
Newcombe
back
from
the
a
now
appears
more
than
t'
f'eliiiK
about
Willie's
im-tmtt
to
Leo
Durocher's
club
ly
requires
some
explana-iieeuu.se
the
Alabama
Kid
1
U
"
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4
"
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,
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taanmiwi
w
ttiHHm
"fi,
t,SMMhMMi
WiiOiffliilmwiiiiirtrrlMimiMiMm-'lfl
'
fc'tinK
only
.214,
from
far
in
the
batting
order.
Few
tould
afford
to
carry
an
(eider
with
such
an
anaemic
",.
Willie
is
different.
Even
not
known
for
cer-ltut
he
would
add
about
pints
to
his
present
mark
"
le
season
ends
the
uld
be
'more
'
than
v
to
go
uing
with
a
boy
t
'"iliht
just
possibly
be
the
!'t
fielding
centrefielder
ji
tme
has
seen.
Leo
never
"
d
on
him
when
he
went
f'
Ins
first
21
times
up
after
Ji'ng
from
Minneapolis
last
-j.
s
has
leen
covering
thi
f
Mpanse
of
cent'reftcld
1t
'ww.
When
either
of
the
f
Giants
has
made
a
catch
I'
""ally
lias
had
to
yell
Premier
o(
British
Columbia
'
if
r
.
"way.
to
find
a
way"
I
wen
1
seen
not
privileged
to
Tils
Snonllor
nf
Vl.!
The
Grey
Eaitle
must
have
.
.
Hon.
Byion
I.
'
Johnson,
.-.
I
I
i
O
EXPERIENCED
LEADERSHIP:
Byron
Johnson
is
a
man
of
undisputed
integrity
and
outstanding
ability.
Under
his
leadership,
B.C.
has
developed
more
rapidly
than
any
time
in
its
history.
O
INDUSTRIAL
DEVELOPMENT:
Sound,
pro-gressive
legislation
has
stimulated
the
enormous
industrial
expansion
which
has
attracted
millions
of
dollars
to
B.C.,
created
new
jobs
and
greater
opportunities
for
all.
O
SOCIAL
LEGISLATION:
Under
Premier
Johnson's
leadership,
B.C.
now
surpasses
the
whole
of
Canada
in
social
legislation,
and
its
important
benefits
to
people
in
every
walk
of
life.
'something,
but
it
is
dlffl-imagine
his
having
gone
I
irther
or
having
made
any
J
more
sensational
than
"
credited
to
Willie
in
less
!
J
5'f
ur
of
big
league
play.
'
ters
say
Mays'
catches
''''ows
already
have
saved
f
three
games
this
sen-
O
INDIVIDUAL
OPPORTUNITY:
Never'
before
.
in
B.C.'s
history
have
conditions
been
so
ripe
for
greater
opportunities
for
the
men,
women
and
youth
of
this
province.
Premier
Johnson's
government
will
give
the
leadership
B.C.
must
have
for
continued
prosperity.
O
STABILITY:
Only
the
guarantee
of
continuing
stable
government
will
keep.
B.C.'s
industrial
development
moving
forward
to
its
giant
potential.
Premier
Johnson's
government
is
pledged
to
further
the
industrial
advance
of
B.C.
1
A
man
who
started
a
new
business
a
few
years
ago
recently
wrote
to
pay
tribute
to
the
bank's
part
in
helping
to
make
it
a
success:
i'We
were
fortunate
in
having,
as
our
banke
a
man
who
could
combine
with
experience
the
willingness
to
find
a
way
that
called
not
for
experience
alone
but
for
imagination
as
well."
The
chartered
banks
are
forever
alert
to
the
fresh
problems,,
the
changing
needs
of
their
customers.
At
all
times,
in
all
your
banking
problems,
you
can
depend
on
your
local
bank
to
bring
experience
and
imagination
to
the
task
of
helping
you
to
"find
a
way".
!
to
the
advent
of
Willie
we
"we
settled
for
Terry
J
of
the
championship
St.
fo,.,
v!nuls
as
tne
National
r
ho
could
go
the
farth-M,uU.h
th
mostest.
Now
f
mid
have
to
take
Willie,
Ji
can
throw
like
the
old
lver
could.
He
can
field
;
with
Joe
DiMagglo,
i
'""Sh
he
probably
never
J1
wth
the
Clipper.
trt,nt
v!hat
ls
wny
we
have
"n8
hunch
the
Giants
are
I
5
rt'member
the
day
f
dons
khaki.,
Their
pttch-
j
W
cem!
lf?
WJ
,Biance
gl
""easily
L
"ntrefield
when
they
f"
rouble
and
wish
the
-
mmmh
!
Organize
C!
suftba11
iease
is
to
ni2ed
i
here
soon,
accord-Payers
wh0
nave
been
at
Gyro
Pari
fQr
tWQ
T
Jw
teams
partially
or
L
are
Hlghschool
and
Lr"
early
meettng
of
L
J
ed
18
expected,
said
Thit
advertisement,
based
on
an
actual
letter,
is
presented
here
by
,
THE
BANKS
SERVING
YOUR
COMMUNITY
Inserted
by
the
B.C.
Llbersl
Association
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