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THAT THEY SHALL APPEAR MORE BEAUTIFUL There's a charm about cleanliness itself--the beauty of healthy, ture, the Nelio-Resin Division of The Glidden Company supplies radiant skins--dainty, delicate fabrics--immaculate apparel. To many ingredients used in the paint industry; for paper manufacture; attain this beauty we all place an immeasurable responsibility in tanning, water-proofing and stiffening leather; and as emulsi upon soap. And the soap industry looks to Glidden for many fying agents for asphalt paving compositions, roofing materials, of its raw materials, such as fine palm, cocoanut, and cottonseed felt-base linoleums, and many other products. Long known oils, nelio*rcsins and rosins . . . recog nized by science as essential in creating rich, creamy suds, and to assure the safe, fiiinPEW for quality paint products, the Glidden name now is linked with an impressive group of diversified industries, engaged effective purifying action of soap prod in large-scale production of commer ucts. In addition to supplying huge cial necessities for the whole world. quantities of materials for soap manufac leak for th. "TlMt-TtSTID" Mark at Quality Whim Staying Sklim THE GLIDDEN COMPANY Otic Th* Glidden Company, manufacturing Jep-A-toc, Speed-Watt, Ripolin. flarenemel, indwrence House faint, Glidden Spar Vemih, and a complete line of horn* end industrial point*, varnishes, ieec)u*rs, enamel*. e Also owning and operating th* following Button Lead Division, manufacturing Button White lead. Otrrkoo Foaneut Food* Division, manufacturing Durkeo't Fatnew* Dressing, Dunham'* Cocoonut, Dwrhee't Margarine. Durkee't Spices, Durkee't Shortening, Dvrkee't Worcestershire Seuce, etc. t Chemical t> figment Division, manufacturing Astrafith ond Suneiitk lithepenes, Codmiwei fed* G LD 33461 ! number ofpeople employed in manufacturing and mechanical trades has made a greater gain than in any other type of employment. In the past fifty years the number of persons gainfully employed in the United States has grown at a faster rate than the population. This is evidence of the increased opportunities for employment which have been created by ourirldustrial progress during this period. At the sametime, the workers' share ofindustry's income has materially risen. Today, forward-looking manufacturers see the opportunity to make millions of new jobs, by rebuilding the vast production plant of our country to give still better values and lower prices with better wages. This is how prog ress can best be served -- and he who serves progress serves America. 0cK LA SALLE CADILLAC GLD33462