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SRT TY A tA wom LIN to er tic of as su ac) bu th its 18% of 18 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Friday, June », 1958 Paris Subway System LONDON (Reuters) [Moscow Says Twining Visit Misrepresented To Americans ~ Moscow ise, prs, smpieges, vot Sut Holds Picnic . radio charged in a i Uz \der oes ac elifti l beamed to North American listen-/told Gen. Twining--that it was ers during last night that the full time to put an end to the Iron PARIS (Reuters) -- The Paris yellow coaches will open at the| Subway System, which ran at a/touch of a button. At present loss of 6,000,000,000 francs ($16,- Metro passengers have to open 800,000) last year, is having its the doors themselves. Only the face lifted. |closing is automatic. Trains equipped , with rubber| An ultra-modern station is being, tires are being tried out on one built at the Franklin Roosevelt section of the Metro, running on metro stop under the Champ s| new rails made of a special hard Elysees A ve nue. Alterations to wood, "azobe," which grows inthe station, now being completed, the French Cameroons. include a lobby as big as that of Fifteen trains with rubber tires a mine-line railway station, The will be put into service on the|chrome-decorated, fluorescent - Chatelet - Porte des Lilas line lighted corridors of this showpiece which runs from the River Seine/station will be lined with repro- to the northeast of the city. |ductions of paintings by Matisse, The new wheels and rails will! Picasso and Gauguin. mean quieter, more comfortable! Metro authorities plan to mod- travelling and will also allow fas- ernize the gloomy, white-tiled cor- ter fis A and quicker brak- ridors and platforms of other sta- ing. | tions. Attempts are being made to ie doors of the pale blue and" t the at e by Whitby, was the youngest. last week. School picnic will take place at These gatherings have Joe pis MARY | L, DYER 1 eh PhS ave Ai ends of 4s of Mu. Ww. Sow, and| Geneva Park. |facts of United States air chief| Curtain?"' the radio asked. pot ere were many messages Tom that each very suddenly Jost er spraying perfume onto the plat-'co)" Nathan Twining's visit to the| "Some troublemakers now aap Soy vg oly 0 en Ieinbery of ihe family circle Th hh week. A LINE ON FISH forms from trains. |Soviet Union were being withheld! mit that he was shown many im- was held at the home of Mr. and e to 2 Ear] Bh visited with Dr. It's good advice to follow the The stations need more eleva- from the American public. portant and interesting things and tors and escalators. The 273 sta-| "Certain Poitisians of Capitol for that reason arrived at the iar thing is that although they re: family attended a family gather- on the weekend. 1 that th _|ing recently at the home of Mr. . months when a catch is greatest ttention on amazing conclusion a €|fer in their speeches to Gen, Te, al Be core A So L. Beckett of Hamiion a the fish are not only best but tions have only 83 escalators and|Hill have cussed a COLUMBUS 140 enjoyed supper. with Mrs. T. Péreman. son, eight-weeks-old, the son of nois. were supper guests of Mr,|choir will provide music. Mrs. Walter Holliday. Tables were Mrs. Lorne Foster, Denholm,|Rev. S. C. H. Atkinson will be the arranged on the lawn and about Saskatchewan, has been Visiting | speaker, In the evening at 7.30 . p.m. Mayor John Naylor of ©sh- J. C. Bryant, 86, was the oldest] Mr. and Mrs. Bob Miller a erry Bryant Family member present while Neil Atkin-|little girl Stacey of Wheaton, i awa will speak. The Port P Mr. and Mrs. Orval Atkinson of and Mrs. Bill Nesbitt one evening] On Tuesday, July 3, the Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nesbitt and and Mrs. Earl Garfat, Peterboro. |34 elevators between them. Ationly one side of Gen." Twining' s| United States must arm intensely. |ing's mission in the U.S present technicians are studying visit here--on what he plans for installing "Moving side- spect of aviation achievements. groups on Capitol Hill are in great not wait until walks" in the long corridors of "But why is the other side being by in re. .|bert. It was the occasion of Mrs, |f, 1 Ww. D. cheapest. Peak catches of the fol- | saw in re It mow appears that certain are in such a hurry that Se can-{ No cbitt's father 80th birthday| lle ny > De ui pees are in| aste to press through additional Moscow to ask to hear his re- and all the family were present. |of age and was a roommate of | June. Atlantic: Sobstets, Salmon, | t } some stations where passengers kept from the public? Why, for in- military appropriations. A pecul- port." he returns from el and | seasons when buying fresh fish, In The Home and School has Mr. Dyer while attending Guelph sometimes have as much as five minutes' walk to change trains. In the rush hours 500 trains carry 250,000 passengers every| hour. Last year, the metro car- ried a total of 1,072,000,000 pas- sengers. A second-class ticket on the metro costs 20 francs (about five cents) and a first-class ticket and allows travel to any station on the network. - | | | d in th k d rubbl Jill Payton, 4, [zw i, ne muck sot, rue culty was to get her to cry,' said I St her mother, Mrs. Irene Payton of S ar | Siapton. Then Jill's grandmother got an Fi | | pm ure i away as if leav- orror 1 m ing Jill--and that brought on the LONDON (CP) -- The little girl oor SERA, who wouldn't ery may be seen in Canada. Four-year-old Jill Payton ap- vor) D pears in a British civil defence Envo esy movie as a little girl trapped in the debris after an H-bomb ex- Visits Airmen plosion. It is a horror film, frankly] METZ, France (CP) -- Jean|§ dramatic. |Desy, Canadian ambassador to "If the Canadian civil defence| France, has paid his first visit to people want to show the film, it's|the RCAF air divisions in Europe theirs for the asking," said al Desy, accompanied by his wife home office spokesman and his son and daughter, spent The film begins with a slow, two days inspecting division head- four-beat drum roll that sounds quarters at Metz and the fighter like a heart beating, then sud- wing bases at Gros Tenquin and denly--and with tremendous ef- Marville in northern France. fect--comes the familiar mush-| The ambassador was briefed on room cloud. It ends with little Jill, /the division's role in NATO by caught in a jumble of bricks and/Air Vice-Marshal H, B. Godwin, timbers. air officer commanding the divi 'She didn't mind a bit cragling sion. 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