Goldcorp

Press, 7 September 1989, Page 12

Goldcorp

Sir,—An article on September 4 is yet another example of the inefficiency of Government departrilents in their failure to protect > the interests of small lf funds intended for investment in gold bullion were diverted "to/speculative property deals Mr ./Smith and his codirectors must have a case to answer. — Yours, etc., J. V. MOORE. September 4, 1989.

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