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P6 1943-/944 NLl his ONE conies in TWO forms rtMiit'iiilirriii'4 -- a- rriiiiiiflfr-*. twiiii *irmp- armiml rau-.* Gam f t*, form* *f llwlfli B\ JJl || fi> 1 NT I- U* l* ,1 liMKK--lar.'lt lir*t nt.it with t*\lra jtli : * 1 * \ V I * *# V'2 i m i>oiVhiiit -f,.r .i finish o m! r j..iinim- with Ht'" 'iha\inuiu .<tt<! whit`ti*--. ; / i: .'j Both ar* p*r'*!iiit' h-.nl. Ith r\nl\ to iiwth*-r th\ `i* *iv* * two mat r>tilt-- rwti on *w iu mmI - r *ntt' that "hrini? **nia h f,r n<rt\ 1. PRIMER 2. OUTSIDE WHIT* fi 1 t All THREE come in ONE qualit DUTCH BO^ SOFT PAST* ^h it e l ea ^ lICTU M* 3 son PASTE \<i{mm!v Ji.I- |o lM Wu \% lt,4f l llil I <|<l.ll{t\ t}|.l! -. ir* iii. whtrlt lui hllilt 11 i** illHi'lf B1\ ^ih h | H.HIIf* -- tl t]u.ifi(\ *f |im* Hint*- t*\nl k*u^ {.iinoii* tit lhtt< Itm IVt.- I \ml .m\ u ho-* a!**- i,J *11 |*4i*| i',*ult < (** t> t hav f |i*- Inti! viiiji Jill,- uovit* in (liir.ii)ilit\ *tufl *-- . . hi- rv^-.u -- -,i\ n .*11. 1 a-l*- or {t.nnl / i^r* Mulh |k>\ i "tii+l li*i f,*r m.ikiiij tiHl NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY ' ' ' rk Cfci.j,,. i ,.,.uurt. CV.-l.nJ |_i_ ,rri-r*: R.>. < \aliofla|.)^.i,m | -*,( < ; }V' I.... .. ............ UtlMUWFmru . ,,1.| i__ A .......... . V*W 6 (W D**frr M*) l^*ir NL I 001533 White Lead has of the Properties that make Good Paint Wfcol ItOr# ell r 1 - -A*-. p. ' 't . u th< -, . . fccoli 1 K . Av>fAef } iv.t p.f T -< Or f : v . N . I,. : 1. ' ! tOl * act* =" .v, .*! ; . :: *< .. - W1 : M ` V> ' F-;- 1 T;.. ' S* * . S .V 1. . I'M v - * V., , J o , . t-i u' *t ** 1* : . i m ,*. : t , p.. : * ri. ?t i i , -mu - : . rf ,- !.* K, K 1 l'O " A**f wfcoi Tfc* wet ! !! t !.v b k l-.iMillie Sir..; :v th th.it Bi- - C.,i tv.n., Whit* L<m I h.t*. m.r* *-! i'i tr-t-v th..? t- m.*kt i'*p *tv Vkvll futrJ-i h.-u1**- p.rr.t 1h in am u.h.u- pi^mviv! Ar.il ih.tl th--v ai th ;it4- mi p.art-** t*. n: |M:ht I-*i *ii' tr: k i :i h.fhirn t ;i >it >i: Check WHITE LEAD against an; Other Pigment for the (umber of Properties it Contribotes to Paint C A*D GRINDING E ASI j/ 3 MkCKACt STAeitlTY 3 E"NG 4 aruSMA&UlTY 5 VCViUtKG A. DRYING ACKOK 7 WHITENESS Pooi-roo*Ntss % SUM STRING!" \* KtMtuni 11 TINT ftCTCNtlOOt * V s v' * s V V II APHCStON U CMOSS 14 WEATHER MStStANCf * * V yf rM One reason LEAD SOAPS Mi. ' U...r 5- h i : ' i.n.i lL Ch. h .#t ;\ j > .*'! r-* i*;-' !*>* wh u- h.i.i j- i ih. i:..v ' ' u, . <nti {> Ut * \ >;:t pt *1u> t>s 1 t \ ".it <:' kh. uh.ti -: i\ *.. uti \ <-i s.t!i u- It: j . *r muhit i:Jf. ..alv.i, ;>.i nt'1 DUTCH BOY rs*'1' -- WHITE LEA RAIMA! LURCRMRl ' . A^n.'2-tic NLI 001534 4 J<W pif*% simtfarto tkaintmxm whir.is im tkr Oicatt Calirctaon mf i'miumhui l'mim.tt\ . it tkr tmm i i^fioa of J?umaR plmmbim^y prm. Aan-itu- Pktirttamm* and JLita Z/W' Imlirr k mm. "A Plumber? Who... me?" Yes - . . rvm the Roman* had plumber*. Whats more. they had lead pipe. In fact, the very namrpiumhrr come* from plumbum. thru ward for lead. faturia after thr dechnr and fall of Rome trlio of the plumber' craft dttnf tenaciously to Hfe. Lead pipe, laid more than IfWO year* ap>. has been excavated from the ruin* of Rome and Pompeii. Today, a* through the year*, lead [(* ha* outstanding advantage* for carrying mater and rnaste. But. mfaile the Romans formed their pijie by bending a aheet of roughly hammrred lead inter a crude oval d|. today'* product i* machine-made to desired dimeo mot*. At Rational Lend Company, giant hydraulic preaac* squeeze it out like macaroni in the many size*, mall thicknesses and weight* per fool demanded by present-day service Beneath thr ground, under our fksire, hehind our malls, "are labyrinths of this modem pipe .. . made if lead for many good reasons... One reason, of course, te the lung ldr that profile have learned to exfirct of lead fife. Another is that lead pifte i* rosy to hend and irmtali without frequent joints. Kur mill it rust -clog or cause rust stain* on fix turn-.And. because it can expand. it is In* likely to hum from the pressure of freezing mater. It aim ad just* itself to settling of the building or ground. *** And. in industry, lead pijm dues ugher jobs. Here it is used to carry acids.' And it has an enviable record of stand ing up. ..and making adds toe the line...even when their corrosive fangs are sharpened by elevated temperatures and vibration of equipment ... , 1 he benefit of National Lead Company's bruad experience in lead pipe for all purposes, is available through our technical staff. Address inquiries, on your business t letterhead, to National Lead Company, 111 Brosdmay. Nem York 6, N. Y. fin tu know NATIONAL LEAD Company' Jhfaftv Product# r ..Mimrn. umrltm. nfimm mf: imsfcrm.. 1 facturm of: f^xid.1i:anium. hat turn and rab turn ptgm^misi hnrnn-d ar : m-t"' on'*. *r~. ironcr and hakhitt **-artng- brird, trod pip,, mmd.-r. prtnsrr>d m*fn/e and ath* trod pmiurt* : nnm.frrrom* alltn-%: oil dri.'tinc mu ' malarial*. arid nrriatmtng nptjpammi. NL I 001535 kn: : <-.;.fr* <A7-i*r . Sj:r*Js'. //err* P- -f. ' Turning a Long-Buried Treasure into a Thriving New York Industry... Deep in th<* wilds of N:t*v. \'<Tk s Adirondack Mountain:- lax d^jx-^u of rich iron 'ore. <-nm.o:ung an im portant i-iemcM Sinct* J26. n.anv men had broken their pick?-. their fiat k>. th-:r h*-.irt.~. trying to bent nature and get these mineral* out to market In Max .T5M1. the blast?- of Axi- tor pedoes echoed l*ud. as National Ix-.id Company>Titanium Dix i.-i u i- pu-n a gm*n light by Vn* K Sam. and hacked up by tiie manjxmcr and facilities of the Empire State -- ta> kled the oft-tried job With an amiv of 15t>0 skilled engi neers and worker.*. highways were hacked out of a wild*rn<-'.-_ Budding* began to rear out of the bleak tin;U*rland. During the winter, machinery was brought m at 40 U-1"W zero By duly. \'j4,2. tie*-fir-: prodn. i'n unit was actu.div ir. ojx-r.tti->i. B> Octolx-r. 1942 tin* entire pr*-i* t w ' producing And th* n* h. tit.emn-- bearing iron. w.- Inn; **i. *n trated and iwp.. .ted t-pvc iin.. sourer- of titanium- dm\id<- -- m:m\ nm>t op.-quv while pigment -- vilaiN 'nevd*d to make w.ir paint h.r ship-, tank- plain-- and plants And, along wirli .it, mag?H,nn--n high qualm iron on--to help build them Today, the development hie- grown into a complete mining rentes Mas-nxe rrull buildings. equtpfied w it h guint; crushers. conecntrji"r> mid magnet a keparjlnr* A l.lhmoi. galhm rc-^ryoir A -42-mil*. volt power line straddling th* nmuntain- to Tu**hd**n>jM An e'_-rm.ir. heavy-duty road through sohd r<>* latui sveamp. A stu-miJe r;n!n*>d hid to North (. reck. N. Y-* -which earri*-; 7fr >.***) ton.- of freight annually and ha- the cITcs 1 of relieving th* public fughu.1%*. of till--heavy trade. And. milling on tliic jJiorvs of Lake Sun- ford. a model mining village, housing r<00 people, including its own school. ^ M i' A . and shopping, dining and recreational facilities. Now giving employment to 400 men National Lead Company's MacIntyre Development atTahawus. N Y is turning out 1 .T9O.90Q ions of tiLaruum-beahng'Vre a year. The Nation's largest source of titanium, it is keeping an-ever-widening stream of this essential pigment flowing to help whiten. brighten and beautify paints, enamel', papers, inks, leather products, rubber goods, textiles and pj.*stic>. Thu-, oneof t hr EmpireState*many natural heritages has, with the aid of her people and facilities, been trans formed amid a w ilderness into another of her'thriving industrial assets. National Lead Company lifb t it a n iu m DIVISION , -W .< ' .VI w 1 /./. - > I 'x- - \a ' * NL I 001536