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L WITH SABINITE* "M" . . . that is the lesson being taught It's not tacked on like an "after- and applied by architects for schools dinner speech" . . . it's on and done today--because it is a scientific fact in quick, easy operations. Whether a that pupils can concentrate better part of the original construction or and retain more when distracting added to existing interiors, Sabinite noise is subdued by sound-absorbing "M" presents a fire-protecting sur finishes that teach noise to he quiet. face of beauty, dignity and har Architects, too. are learning a new lesson with Sabinite "M" ... For here is an acoustical plaster finish that blends with the decoration and har ACOUSTICAL PLASTER FINISH mony. Truly, Sabinite "M" is setting up new standards of teaching noise to be quiet with fire-protecting, high-light- monizes wich the design -- needs no special con reflecting , plaster finish for the architect who is struction--applied by any good plaster craftsman. planning new schools or modernization. TraOcfftark R.**. L' $ l* orf. TODAY'S "QUIET" WAY On# material that lcwaH. pro tect* againil ftr* and fwatt round a ana apiratiaa -- SaPinira "X". UaS o UNITED STATES GYPSUM 300 V. ADAMS ST.. CHICAGO. ILL. Thtt fememi tredemerk tdtntiftet pfdmtti */ the C'mtted Sutft <7*pia*t CmpMT~tWpY/rgO mpi rtuereb Hmt developed better, tmftr imtidmt mtertslu FIREPROOF GYPSUM Tfta Warid'a mad widely weed Mineral far making Firepreef Wall and Ceiling Material*. plaster Lime iceene's cement stucco Gypsum and metal Lath gypsum ti lf Vo. J4.' --I pa--*" x 10 inches--Arcmtcctufal Record--March. 1944 g1 0 ^ 9 Ns w