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TORONTO (OPl—Old Masters —or takes? That is the dispute between a Calgary broker and a Toronto art historian concern‘ tag 200 paintings stored in a dis- used Calgary nig'it club.
Keith Grafen believes the col: lection may include works b El Greco, Van Dyck. Rubens and Hogarth.
"I'm no art expert, but I felt that perhaps a dozen in the ril- lectioii might be genuine Old Masters
fine art at the University of Toronto, believes that those he has seen are copies.
Mr. Grafen is in Toronto with eight of tie paintings, seeking authentication. He is actng for the owner. leford Harris. former Calgary bar owner who collected them in the hope of starting an art gallery in the Prairie city.
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eight. then pronounced:
"‘l'd say they were all iiith century copies. They’re the sort of copies that you can rummage out of any county in England by the hun . They’re all rela~ tively amateur - journeym copies. I once saw a whole col-
m H
M COPIES Prof. Vickers studied the i
Broker And Historian Disagree 0n Paintings
lection of copies like this iiiL
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Massachusetts."
He said the English aristoc- racy often had copies made of Old Masters they had seen while touring Europe.
To this. Mr. Grafen said:
m demand em buildings and property.
The office vacancy rate was quoted at 4.2 per cent.sbout half that oi Toronto or Seattle, Wash.
Most popqu area for office buildings was in the Georgia. Grenville and Pender Street areas of Downtown Vancouver.i where commercial land valuest have soared to a high for cor-i ner locations of 050 s sque‘rei wi- r
Cost of industrial land rangedl from 325.000 to $50,000 per scre‘; in the False Creek. Marine} Drive and Boundary Roadr areas of Vancouver to 33.500 to! $5,000 in the southern sectiona‘ of Richmond.
"This was the type of com- ment I was expecting to get. I think art experts are always ultra-conservative."
However. Prof. Vickers was less positive on one of the pic- tures.a portrait of poet Robert
G. S.- Vickers. professor of Burns
“It may be an original por- trait by a competent painter, perhaps around 1830. But its certainly not by Goya."
He has advised Mr, Grefen to send photographs of the paint- ings in the National Gallery.
“If anything catches their in- terest they‘ll probably send someone to take a look.”
Clifford Harris says be ob tained several of the pictures from a girl friend, whose fam-
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Another. which he says Archie Keys. former head of Calgary's Allied Art Centre. thought mi ht be a genuine El Green.
8 was obtained in exchange for
some Sevres porcelain vases.
ly dcornea from Coventry. Eng- . n .
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OTTAWA iCPi - Transport Minister Plckersgili base an- nounced the federal govern- ment will pay up to 013000.000 to the Quebec highway de- partment to rebuild and pave part of Highway ii in .VIatane and north Gaspe counties.
He told the Commons t’ils would be in place of the $16.- 000.000 which was to have been spent on a Gespe railway from Matane to Ste. Anne des Monis, The railway was authorized by an act of Parliament passed in 1962 under the former Conserv- ative government.
Mr. Pickersgill said after con- sulting the Quebec government it was decided the greatest con. tribution to w a r d s improved transportation in the Gaspe area would be speedy recon. struction of the North Gaspe Highway.
The Quebec highways depart-
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mushrooming apartment build- ings and fewer houses appear to be the future for Vancouver.
A statistical survey by the
Board shows that more than new apartment suites are
year.
The number of housing starts.
however, 'ias remained stag- nant at about 3,600.
survey predicted that
with increasing land values.
high-rise buildings will become
areas where land values are not as high as they are in Van-
en.
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is excluded for all time." Mr. Pickersgill said.
Y BE CONSIDERED
"Should industrial develop- ment of the region justify the building of the railway on econ— omic grounds at some time in the future such a project would.
of course. be considered on its'
merits.’
Opposition L e a d e r Diefen- baker criticized the project as an invasion of provincial re- sponsibility in road building.
Justice Dept. Gives CAM Okay
OTTAWA (cw—Prime Minis. ter Pearson told the Commons justice department h as found no basis for prosecuting the sci—called Christian Action Movement.
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He told Guy Marcoux (SC.— Quobec-Montmorency) that the mayor of Moncton had written to the justice department com-
for comnsor- acid in Mouton by die move-
ment However, no charges could be laid on the beats of the infor- mation supplied to the depart merit. Mr. Pearson said. . The mayor charged publicly at the movement is an anti- aemitic organisation.
Ford Co. Reports Profits Increase
OAKVILIJE. Ont. tCPr—Ford Motor Co. of Canada Ltd. had net earnings from Canadian operations of “3.800.000 for the first six months of 19“ com
WIIII 30.300000 for the
‘corresponding 1963 period.
Karl E. Scott, president. said In a report to shareholders that reduced earnings in Ford of Australia brought consolidated net earnings down to 315.600.- 000 or so.“ a share compared with “6.000.000 or 00.0! a share lent year,
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KUCHING (AH—British se- curity . in Me ysia's .Borneo state of Sarawak killed five Indonesian Guerrillas Mon- day in a clash in Sarawak’s rugged border region. One Brit-
plaining about. a recent meeting ish trooper was wounded.
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and for setting aside the act authorizing the railway without repealing
it. Mr. Pickersgill said the act.
merely authorized the railway and did not appropriate any
Montrnorencyi welcomed the
announcement. The Gaspe rail-:
way had been an invention of
mem howevn' had a Navyipolitictans to reap votes: it
backlog of work and said It could not undertake the Gasper work unless helped financiallyL . by Ottawa.
"The substitution of expendi-‘satd hires on the highway for theiproject will help to develop the proposed railway does not mean; tourist and mining industries in that the possibility of a railway! his mum.
More Apartment Building Appears Trend In Vancouver
Most of the apartments in: beta
Prove Gaspe's depres y.
Alexandre Cyr (‘L — Gaspei announced highway
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Greater Vancouver
built in the west end. Most of the houses are being built in the suburbs rapidly are
Greater Vancouver Real Estatei flower i n g with apartment
loo 5 At March. 1964, there were
being built in the area eachiamii apartment suites in
greater Vancouver, This num-
;her was increasing at a rate of 'about 15 per cent a year.
1 Of the total. 62.5 per cent ‘were one-bedroom suites. 18.1} l per cent bachelor units and 17.3 iper cent two-bedroom apart-i even more common. including'menfs.
RENTS VARY In the west end, where about
mmt‘i“! apartment-rinsed we“ one-third of all greater Vancou- l vr apartments are located.
bachelor surtcs accounted for 29
1 per cent of the total.
Rents varied widely.
The over-all average In all areas ranged from a low of $70 monthly for a bachelor suite to $139 and more for a two-bed- room apartment.
T‘ie survey also showed an in-
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You are the dealer. neither side vulnerable. and have open- ed One Diamond. Partner re- sponds One Heart. What would you bid now with each of the fol- lowing four hands?
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1. Four hearts. It wuld be wrong to bid three hearts or three diamonds. neither of whtrh is forcing. The Jump to fou r hearts is a slam try. since it says in effect that a game con- tract is feasible even though the heart response may h e ve been based on six points. The jump to game by the opening bidder is in a vastly different
Obviously. the hand cannot be played for less than gs me. once partner responds with a heart. It is hard to conceive of partner‘s losing four tricks.
2. Two clubs. The problem here is to represent a 16- point hand without exaggerating or understating the values held. A rebid of one notrump would rep» resent a hand of the minimum class with a maximum of 1 points, while a rebld of two no-
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a change of suits by the opening bidder. is sometimes based 0 n minimum values. and sometim- es on values above a minimum opening bid. The two club hid Is of course not forcing. but there should be no concern about. mis- sing a game if partner fails to bid again.
3. Three hearts. This is by no means a perfect rebtd. but comes closer to hitting the mark than any other bid. The trouble with the jump raise to th re a hearts \I! that it implies in u r trumps. and we have only three. However. this deficiency in trtunps is sufficiently compen- sated by the high. card values (iii pointsi to make the bid rea- sonably accurate. The in m p raise is not forcing. but. in prac— tice. partner seldom passes.
4. Two spades. This bid. being a jump-shift. is 100 per cent for- cing and states in effect that a game can be made even though parrner may have only a i a points. The destination of the hand is not yet clear—the final contract may be played in spad« es. hearts. diamonds or no- irump. depending on partner's h
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