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Tion London Records Now Occupies in the Record Industry. Caught fSc'J. The impressive recording session pictured above is apt proof of the commanding posi- tion London Records now occupies in the record industry. Caught waxing is thrush Vera Lynn, who, since her introduction to the American music public, has garnered a top niche in popularity via several click platters. Vera is responsible for the start of the song hit “Again”, which she first recorded many months ago. Other winners have been, “When You Awake”, “So Rare”, and “Do I Love You”; the latter tune having earned Miss Lynn the title of top gal tonsiler across the pond. Caught directing the session is the famed maestro Tootie Camarata, who, in his position of musical director for the plattery, has performed many noteworthy achievements in the field of music. ADVERTISE IN THE CUSH BOX (The Coin Machine Operators 'Bible ) Save Money! Cut Overhead Expense! Read These FACTS! 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