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1 -ji Beaten, in Battle Jcream of the breeches-buoy is drowned by \9 the pounding surf^the exhausted crew are pulled cn shore--but ihfir ihip lies' beached on her beam ends--mute evidence of the fury of Old Devil Sea. by Old Devil Sea TALES of heroic rescues, miraculous escapes, follow in the wake of every great storm. The paste is obtainable in the natural orangered and can be shaded to dark colors. Once proud ships lie fast aground--beaten in When a white or light-colored finish is desired, battle with Old Devil Sea. as on the superstructure, the practice is to use Shipwrecks are only part of his deadly work. Dutch Boy white-lead. In the case of metal, Even when wind and waves are quiet he remains the white-lead is applied over a red-lead under on the attack. coating. White-lead paint is also noted for its He seeks out exposed metal work. He helps protective qualities and durability. It produces to start corrosion. Slowly, steadily, the tough an extremely washable finish--one that stands est steel is destroyed. The annual toll runs into up under the frequent cleaning of painted high figures. surfaces aboard ship. Only when ship steel is properly protected is it safe from corrosion. The protection must be adequate; the paint film must remain unbroken. If you paint your ships with pure red-lead-- Dutch Boy red-lead--you give them the best protection known. Pure red-lead has been `standard among ship owners for generations. You can buy Dutch Boy red-lead in either paste or liquid form. The liquid comes in the natural orange-red for next-to-metal coats, and also in browns, black, greens for finishing coats. We maintain a special technical staff who are always glad to help in the solution of any paint ing problem. Write them in care of our nearest branch. NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY New York, ill Broadway Boston, 800 Albany Sc. Buffalo, 116 Oak St. Chicago, 900 West i8ch St. Cincinnati, 6$9 Freeman Ave. Cleveland, 810 W. Superior Ave. Sc. Louis, 722 Chestnut Sc. San Francisco. 485 California St. Pittsburgh, National I.cad St 0`l Co. of Pa., 3rt> Fourth Ave. Philadelphia, John T. Lewis U Bros. Co,, 437 Chestnut St. DUTCH BOY RED-LEAD This advertisement appears in Marine Engineering & Shipping Age, May, 1927