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English: New York advertising executive and author Bruce Barton tells how national advertising has been on the upraise due to the increased activity in businesses relating to the automotive industry, heating appliances and flooring. He will be staying at the Miramar, Santa Monica with plans to return to New York in one to two days along with his wife and their daughter Betty, who remains in ill health due to a car accident two years before. |
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