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t ip! who Painted Jits way to Fame Bom of ancestor whose paint defended homesteads even back in the stormy Revolutionary days, the "Dutch Boy" is today known and trusted in every town and hamlet. Why has "Dutch Boy" become, through the years, "Good Paint's Other Name"? Because this stalwart home guardsman has never stopped pioneering in his job of-igiving'Americaii prop erty better and better protection against the elements. One reason "Dutch Boy" products have been able to offer outstanding advantages is the unceasing labo ratory and field: research that lies behind them. For instance,hack in 1917, at Sayvill.LongIsland,National Lead began an outdoor paint testing project which has continued withoutinterruption for30 years. The records from this testing,station alone fill 325 volumes and pro vide a priceless fund ofpaint knowledge. Here, on nearly two miles of panels, some 17,000 tests are being conducted at the present time--tests in which many different types of paint are subjected to weather exposure, to make certain that "Dutch Boy" stands up in service and stands out in beauty. Is it any wonder that, wherever there is need of paint protection and heatitV. there "Dutch Boy'-' gets first calL Today and always, to its millions of friends, it's "Good Paint's Other Named' NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY Hew York 6; jBnffalo S; CfcicagoB; Cincinnati 3; Cleveland 13; St. Lonis 1; San Francisco 10; Boston 6, (National Lead Co. of Mass.); Philadelphia 7, (John T. Lewis & Bros. Co.); Pittsburgh 80, (National Lead Co. of Pa.) ' * N 27503 KD-4307--American Paint and Oil Dealer, April--National Painter's Magazine, April, .1947-- KD-4307A--American Painter and Decorator, April 0000-KLKJ0001S864 , ......