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Irving Gerstein: President of the largest jeweller in the world tells shareholders yesterday that company debt is under control and prospects are encouraging
Irving Gerstein: President of the largest jeweller in the world tells shareholders yesterday that company debt is under control and prospects are encouraging

Irving Gerstein: President of the largest jeweller in the world tells shareholders yesterday that company debt is under control and prospects are encouraging

Date9/13/1990
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  • Irving Gerstein: President of the largest jeweller in the world tells shareholders yesterday that company debt is under control and prospects are encouraging.
  • Irving Gerstein: President of the largest jeweller in the world tells shareholders yesterday that company debt is under control and prospects are encouraging
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Original Toronto Star caption: Irving Gerstein: President of the largest jeweller in the world tells shareholders yesterday that company debt is under control and prospects are encouraging.
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