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-a-- mini w h i r ii-1 iiigg - i-V.'lr" fkl-- ~ y-.-"-~--Ii^y>-- . ts- v Kk'--.>-V"-'ifr* k WjA ;-5 -`N *iinf im I'm / iinti i iiiul hf i ii jniiith i 9 The best judges of paint for exte rior use are architects and painters. Architects specify pure whitelead. A recent survey shows they fa- vor it by 3 to 1. But what about painters? What is the choice of the men who work with paint day in and day out?. What do they use when the selection is entirely theirs? Not long ago a questionnaire was sent to painters by the Forest ;Products-BetterPaint Campaign.Itasked what they used on their own Homes. 86 out of every 100 answered * ,fPure tvkite-lead" This overwhelming pref. erenceisbasef3,of cbuj on years of experience. Painters, more than any oherindiviiiiah,havehad achance to observe White?|IeadV ability to stand up forjong periods.under the most severe feather conditions* White-lead painridoes .not crack and scale, oklthle ijontraryyit wears down stubbornly by grad ual chalking, which leaves a smooth, unbro ken surface,anidealfoun dation for new paint. Moreover,itcanbemixed to suit the requirements of the job and tinted to the exact colors specified. Dutch Boy White-Lead--good paint's other name--has long been respected for its high quality both by property owners and those who deal with paint professionally. DUTCH bo y W52H O,odl^s0llu!rX,""! NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY ' 111 Broadway, New Yolrk; 116 Oak St., BttSalo; 900 W. 18th St., Ghicagb; 659 Freeman Ave., Cincinnati; 820 w. Superior Ave., 'Cleveland722 Chestnnt St, St Louis; 2240 24th Stn San Fran cisco; Nitfonal-BostonLead Co.,800 Albany St., Boston; National Lead & Oil Co. of Penna^ 316 Fourth Ave., Pittsburgh; John T. Lewis & Bros. Co., Widener-Building, Philadelphia.> KD-6033--Architectural Forum,-April, 1936'fr ArchitecturalRecord, May Sis N 28092