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1 i 4 i 1 lookout peering into the surrounding mists--danger, ever present danger, lurking always just ahead. The Devil's Screen- fog on the high seas HEREVER ships sail on the seven seas, fog and also in browns, black, greens for finishing coats. Wcauses collision and wrecks. Even with im The paste also comes in the natural orange-red, proved navigation, with wireless,'with super-powaenrd can be tinted to dark colors. ful searchlights, fog continues to take its toll from shipping. Every mariner's heart beats faster when the en veloping gray mists settle about his ship. Yet how often he overlooks other dangers, less swift in their approach, yet fully as destructive. Every year loss from corrosion of ship steel runs Just as red-lead is unsurpassed for protecting metal, so white-lead is unequaled for painting all other materials. It is also ideal for use over a redlead undercoating in the painting of metal where white or light colors are required. Mixed with flat ting oil, pure white-lead, such as Dutch Boy whitelead, gives a lustreless finish of unusual beauty for into the millions. Slowly, surely, corrosion eats its way thru the toughest metal. Maintenance costs are increased. Company profits disappear. interiors--a finish that is truly washable. Mixed with linseed oil, Dutch Boy white-lead produces a gloss exterior paint of extreme durability. Fortunately corrosion can be avoided. Ship steel can be adequately protected.' Against a tough, durable shield of Dutch Boy red-lead, the severe attacks of the elements are helpless to do harm. The consistent use of Dutch Boy red-lead is an eco If you have a special pai nting problem, take it up with our technical staff, writing them in care of our nearest branch. This service is yours for the asking. nomical practice, Dutch Boy red-lead sticks close to metal in a solid film that is moisture-proof, tough, long-lasting. It is the highest-grade red-lead obtainable and is sold in both paste and liquid'form. The liquid comes in the natural orange-red for next-to-metal coats, NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY New York, III Broadway Boston, Boo Albany St. Buffalo, 116 Oak Sc Chicago, 90aWest 18th Sc Cincinnati, 659 Freeman Ave. Cleveland, 820 W. Superior Ave. St. Louis, 722 Chestnut St. San Francisco, 485. California Sc Pittsburgh, National Lead ic Oil Co. of Pa., 326 Fourth Ave. Philadelphia, John T. Lewis & Bros. Co., 437 Chestnut St. DUTCH BOY RED - LEAD This advertisement appears in Marine Engineering and Shipping Age Marchf 1927 .( 0000-NLI-000017651