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b m* V >?>-' _ ^B| 'it*5 SOTS: &4;~ 7*t -jSsgy-. " . . ^ws~! . . : -'i*-.- * -VVr-J;. -C. ............................... 'Sf***25 ~-' - '*^;j ''T,*.**%&**? v^"- ,'7 " i &$?* |JPy*gZi ^r?<- c% Oncor M50* pigment has you coming and going at Expo 67. It you're going to Expo 67, you're going to bridge it onto two islands. And off. And see the "unseen" exhibit: the Oncor* M50* paint system that protects both bridges. Expo's award-winning bridges were painted with Oncor M50 Basic Lead Silico Chromate systems. Defense-In Depth. Three coat Corrosion resistance in every coat And a full range of colors to enhance the appearance of any well-designed bridge. They look so good, you'll probably never notice them. Expo 67'a Concordia Is a 2.265-foot orthotropic steel dock bridge; Bridge of the Isles is a 685toot cable-stayed bridge; both designed by Beau* liau. Trudeau et AasociAe, Montreal. National Lead Company, ill Broadway, New York, N.Y. 10006. In Canada: Enelchem Prod ucts, Division of Canadian Titanium Pigments Ltd., 1401 McGill College Ave., Montreal, Quebec. ONCOR PIGMENTS National Lead Pigments and Chemicals Div. KP-67-3751--This advertisement will appear in Engineering News Record, June 15. July 20, September 21, 1967