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Former Allies are now separate in the highly promotional business of selling distributorships to would-be salesmen
Former Allies are now separate in the highly promotional business of selling distributorships to would-be salesmen

Former Allies are now separate in the highly promotional business of selling distributorships to would-be salesmen

Date6/27/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Former Allies are now separate in the highly promotional business of selling distributorships to would-be salesmen. Southerner Glenn Turner; left; made millions in chain-like pyramid programs in the U.S. and set up a number of operations in Canada. Rev. Charles Bray-former a key figure in a Turner promotion-is now involved in a company called Richware Sales; Bray; shown right; and his ex-colleagues say they're not engaged in pyramiding now.
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Object NumberTSPA_0021639F
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