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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wed: nesday, December 13, 1961 septapaneecse7 are "MONTREAL "SUBWAY ROUTE Carfierville Cer cat | mma FIRST STAGE mms SECOND STAGE | Om STATIONS ; a 'donely }| prosaic Esoteric Society For Intellectuals gathered at a hotel in a intellectual Bloomsbury. Highlight of the meeting Professor H. J, _| Mensa--the Latin for table--is |, ysenck on neuroses, a British-based society for which fetiches. and: reciprocal inhibi LONDON (CP)--If you're just, Canada, egghead lost in crowd of average men, then Mensa is the thing for you. a talk by the only qualification is an in- tions Afterwards 0 telligence quotient of 148 more. In terms of brains this ijwould place the successful ap i|plicant in the top two per cent PLAN 'ED SUBWAY ROUTE Build Montreal Subway In Spring 7 MONTREAL (CP) -- Mayor Jean Drapeau promised to build a subway without raising taxes and it looks as if he's going to do that Construction is to start next spring on a 21.4-mile system costing $150,000,000. Completion is est for 1965 Main aim of the Metro will be to take pressure off a boil- ing mass transportation prob- lem The problem is focus d in an area roughly 30 blocks long) sandwiched between the water- front and Mount Royal One survey has shown that 80,000> people will be working in a two-block radius in this area by next summer Three skyscrapers are near- ing completion and another 51- stor y complex is in the plan- ning stage. REMOVE BUSES Besides the major cial and business districts, area also holds McGill Univer- sity, the Forum, the train sta- tions, major hotels and hospi- tals, and many night clubs commer- at a premium. The subway lumbering city yanked from streets will 350 buses mean The city will offer commuters ulated Frontenac r st costs 'are this| the through property owned by the city. will Parking and driving space Is -- tunnel can be derground, these congested from Street east to the dens ly park their priced city stations M tro's 34 stations, all within 30 minutes of one another, will p!ace 1,000,000 Montrealers within easy reach of the sys- tem The 28 trains will be able to handle 175,000,000 passengers a year The low cost of the subway amazes Montrealers almost as much as the fact that it is go ing to be built after 50 years of dodging by city councils cars in lots at specially suburban CITY OWNS LAND Three factors explain its eco- nomy: 1. Only 9.52 miles of the Metro will be underground. The will consist of railway lines taken over from the CNR, which now operates a commu- ter service on them 2. No major expropriation involved. Nearly all tunnels and stations pass 3. Use of narrow subway cars permit construction of a system, avoiding e cost of a centre partition. The downtown line, all un will run 3.8 miles Forum at Atwater pop- area the Street free rides on the Metro if they Two spurs will hook south into Aa [Ee Sa om HE Arty Telephone, M etropolitan he financial district. Another underground line will un north on. Berri Street to Boulevard, a 34- mile section of the Trans-Can- Exchanges On U.K. Phones LONDON (CP)--Dial existing CNR a Lon- north from Central Station, don telephone and you bring his- hear' of and the arts to mind v tory ada Montreal Island. USE CNR ROUTE Highway slicing across The third line is based on the system running the the city, to Cartier. ille, the northern boundary. A The names of the city's 226 branch of this line will swing telephone exchanges include five|into the northeast DRY- bringing its poets--ARNold, BYRon of the city, far-flung suburbs den, KIPling and WORdsworth close to the downtown area -as well as four admirals three historians, and a lonely Dutch painter two musicians for Th city also has made plars future extensions that will take Metro deep into the west At the moment Britain's tele- and east ends phone system, government-con- trolled by' the General Post Of- fice, is being brought up to date hy a direct distance dialing scheme Similar schemes in the United States and Canada are killing off the familiar exchange names and replacing them with a cold and impersonal all numbers! dialing system But officials here say they have no intention of abandoning their traditional three - letter, four digit codes. They claim tests have shown subscribers can memorize telephone num- bers more easily when exchange names are used. SUPPLY LOW The trouble is, they admit, the supply of functionally feasible exchange names is running low and it is becoming increasingly difficult to please local councils Geographical names are pre- ferred but failing these the GPO tends to go in for historical con- nections or high-sounding ab- stract terms--reliance, liberty, renown and vigilant The four admirals are FRAnklin, FRObisher, HOWard and RODney. They mingle with historians GIBbon, TREvelyan and MACaulay, musicians EL- Gar and SULlivan and artist VANdyke Times past recede from the 19th century's VICtoria and GLAdstone through BRUnswick, GEOrgian and TUDor to the more remote VIKing and the mythical TROjan HOP FOR BREWERS SKYport covers London air- port and the exchange which in- corporates the city's old brew- ing centre is simply called HOP. Nobody is sure how VALentine crept in but TATe Gallery and MUSeum explain themselves. FPLEet Street has its own ex- change and so has LORds. Peo- ple who become confused can ° be straightened out by dialing headquarters. Right now the GPO is wonder- ing whether to grace a South London suburb with TIVoli or VIVian and poetry - lovers in Hampstead are plugging. for KEAts, Such proliferation produces romplications and the GPO with admirable foresight, has made allowances for human spelling errors GIPsy Hill, for instance, can also be dialed GYPsy and MEAdway can be reached elec- tronically via MEEdway. Lucien Saulnier says the un derground lines will cost about $14,000,000 a mile to build, com pared with $20,000,000 for To-- onto'ssubway The rolling stock will cost about $25,000,000. The subway cars will be shorter and nar- rower than Toronto's but Mr Saulnier says they will hold 11 per cent more passengers. WHEELS FROM PARIS The cars probably will. he built in Montreal but their rub ber wheels and control equip. mont will be ordered from France, where the Paris Metro uses the same equipment Mr. Saulnier says Montreal will borrow about 65 per' cent of the subway cost in Canada and the rest outside, mostly in the United States. Repayment is expected to take 40 vears Critics Remark > On Book By Callaghan LONDON (CP) --. Canadian novelist Morley Callaghan's The Loved and the Lost was treated as the sweet and the sour by London critics after its recent publication here, The book, a tale of color preju- dice set in Montreal, was des cribed as "delicate, sober and moving'? by The Sunday Tele graph's.critic Bamber Gas- coigne "It is highly planned -- two levels, many angles and a care- fully chosen range of images-- but there is also plenty of flesh on its intricate bones . "The book's fault is a dency for the images to charge; at one point the hero goes to an ice-hockey match purely so that the details of the game can be used to reflect the central situation." Christine Brooke-Rose in The Observer says Callaghan is com- petent "but he is not, as Mr Edmund Wilson has apparently said, 'a writer whose work may be mentioned without absurdity in association with Chekhov's and Turgenev's.'"' "The style is unremarkable and the melodramatic ending fen take BEGAN IN 1945 Mensa 1945 of the population Recently, the 1,900 which now member in when society, is organiz- ing eggheads and already has 12 members in Burt. = EXTRA LUCKY GREEN STAMPS = =| With Coupon & Purchase 10-07. Jar PRIDE OF ARABIA Instant Coffee J.1 Coupon Exp. Dec 20 A LUCKY GREEN STAMPS With Coupon & Purchase 18" x 25' Roll Box STUART HOUSE Heavy Duty Aluminure os FOIL WRAP 3-2 Coupon Exp. Dec. 20 an TTT mm With Coupon & Purchase One Pair BEAUTY SHEER TAMLESS AYLONS J-3 Coupon Exp. 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' stimulated themselves with dis- cussions on the topic. germinated at barrister Berrill acted on an off-hand sug- eee gestion tossed out during a radio BRAINS RECRUITED in North America broadcast by Professor Sir Cyril tions are to provide jintellectuals can bright. off, the secretary, nected with high demic education or narticular was phobias, school at Later he from army [Q tests cerebral potentia! was more suited to the lecture hall Now he woodworking thar the lathe. Oxford manager of six Roland factories. New brains are through discreet but challenging FANCY QUALITY PRODUCE ! GARDEN FRESH FROM CALIFORNIA! LONG, CRISP, TENDER! GREEN TOP! BUNCH CARROTS 2 Red- bearded Victor Serebriak- says that in- telligence is not necessarily con- levels 0 with intellectual g Serebriakoff hims If 15 and became a wood - 170. members, is estate agent. | The seciety's two main func-|advertisements in infu ential|demned Russia's action in Hun- mental Sunday newspapers and weekly whetstones on which frustrated journals of opinion. sharpen™ their wits and to discover fhe opinions and beliefs of the exceptionally adventure im cent Briiain's Suez moral. Only 38 per there will never war Applicants take a prelim- inary self-administered screen- ing test and later, if successful, a standard IQ test given by a legend pepper society frequent. Society The United States bianch, with chairman telling a is flourishing on member: a donation from an interested tendency millionaire who subsequently, "| disagree," failed' to qualify. 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