Good User Reputation for Timber shelving display shelving for Bulgaria Importers

Suzhou Innovative Store Equipment Co., Ltd. – the supplier of Timber Gondola, Cubic tower, Display showcases & counters

Our free standing slatwall units have a wide variety of applications and uses.

Advantage

• Will accommodate most cash registers
• Allows for right angle counter layouts
• Great for 90 degree counters wrapping around corners, islands, etc…
• Each unit is designed with 3” (on center) T-groove slatwall panels which accept all slatwall shelves, baskets, brackets and accessories

What we can offer:

• Sit down Jewelry case
• Counter / Cashwrap combo
• Registers & Wrap counter
• Corner cases
• Display tables

The European Swimming Championships
- French swimmers in good shape during the first days of the European Swimming championships at Barcelona
In Barcelona, the European swimming championships confirmed the fine condition of France’s sprint swimmers. In the 100 metre breaststroke, Roger Menu was beaten in the final only by former world record holder Pankin of the Soviet Union, who touched home one second ahead of him. The 100 metre freestyle gave new European record holder Michel Rousseau a chance to chalk up another sensational performance. Taking the lead from the start, Rousseau in the fourth lane from the bottom of the screen was the first to turn at the halfway mark. None of the others in this final, the Russians Kulyikov and Ilyichev and the east German Matthes could worry Rousseau who finished only one tenth of a second behind his own new European record – a gold medal he had long worked for.

The Centennial of the French Republic
- The Third Republic is 100 years old. What it has stood for.
The one hundredth anniversary of the Proclamation of the French republic was commemorated on September 4th at Place de l’hotel de ville in Paris, with President George Pompidou attending. Monsieur and Madame Pompidou opened an exhibition in the Hall of the Provosts devoted to mementos of the Third Republic, a regime which has already endured longer than any other in the history of modern France, despite constitutional changes. La Belle époque, reference to Leon Gambetta, Monsieur Thiers, Jules Ferry, Louis Pasteur, Edouard Branly who invented the radio conductor, Emile Zola, Jean Jaures a passionate campaigner for political and social change before he was assassinated, comment on post-World War One Government. Conclusion on style of life symbolised by great artists such as Rodin. La belle epoque.

A Modern Hospital
- The New Ambroise Pare Hospital in Paris
On the edge of the Bois de Boulogne, the new hospital of the French Government’s Social Aid administration commemorates the man who was the most illustrious surgeon of his time, Ambroise Pare, the father and restorer of French surgery in the 16th century. The hospital is one of the moist modern in France, designed and built to meet the requirements of the day namely 1. improvement of reception and hospitalization procedures 2. application of the University reform since a hospital is also a school of medicine and 3. integration of modern medical techniques. The hospital may regarded as a model in a suburban zone which hitherto did not have adequate facilities. Blood bank and the ever-growing importance of blood transfusion, no more large dormitory wards, instead rooms for one, two or four, with two thirds of the rooms being private. Medical installations are in keeping with the great progress made in recent years. Personalisation of para-medical service. Facility for patients to order individual meals which are always served hot.

Tribute to Francois Mauriac
- Excerpts from film sequences shot in his Malagar estate shortly before his death.
France is saddened by the great loss in the person of one of its greatest writers, one who was always staunchly faithful to the ideals of his country – Francois Mauriac. He was liked and disliked but no one could be indifferent to him. he had been a great writer and a fortunate writer. The young man whose first thin book of verse “les Mains Jointes” had once been hailed by Maurice Borres, was to achieve the pinnacle of official glory, election to the French Academy, and the Nobel Prize in 1952. For 80th year, the city of Bordeaux all but deified him. His political thinking, which did not prompt him to join the opposition when General de Gaulle took office, earned him yet other honours but in difficult periods he always had the courage to stand sincerely by his opinions.