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oo <S> CO Simply use pure lead paint--the same paint which has for generations been the standardfor weatherproofing and beautifying surfaces of all kinds * b o emy to vatu proof eristic _that doea Dotersek Vole for Bonds Will Make Possittncco or coowtt sur or scale . . . that lasts long faces *s it wood. Sanpfyand is the moat economical r Real College Here, Says Commemploy jocr sfciUed painteryon can buy. to apply pore lead patm. Thia ia tbe anawer to the Gloss . . . Eggshell . . . Side of mftfWMmr atiiLin p*iTr>g problem. Ex- /^irfnraillglil-ijjn iafiiwmlw or Flat Finishes The State college faculty'# botd philosophy rather th^n t priming coat, to satisfy the Bought rather poroo* ancro, aoch a surface presents no near or materially different problems from those met in " " j wood and other j o t * exposed to the weather. With lead of Dotcfa Boy white-lead the tfciflrri painter coven your hocae wtfh a film that mois ture does not penetrate .... that prevents cracking of tbe airfare. He waterproofs and weatherproofs yoor hoose >i^-ppt:ttwt is_ tough and m rmantwm *f ***-fa* i Z23L&Z ML If fa 0b. Vttfa this Dutch Boy whitelead paint yon can have a __ " " flat exterior And you can gee a brilliant, colorful finish, or as sober a tirainrjit as you de sire--to tbe exact tint or shade, Thia paint is colored specially for every job. Your color selection ia practically unlimited. Free paint information Just write ua far detailed av formation about the ore of purr lead pamtfm fiarin arrr faces. Also request ourhook- let,"The House We UvejZo," which valuable fyip in selectingcolor* far interior as well aa exterior painting. committee yeelerdmy sent to The Union letter, addressed to the citizen* or Sen Diego, outlining refteor.* for thr proposed bond U*u* which come* befo.'W-he voter* next TueetUy The letter, signed by Charte* B. Leonard, held of the committee. Is m follows: "To tbe c:tizen ol Ban Diego: ` "The faculty cf the Sen Diego State Teacher* college la. along with tbe atudent body end alumni, deeply intweeted lr. the comlDg bond (lection. Feei ng that the citizen* are entitled to &.j information and point* of view concerning the college matter, wo are taking advantage of tbs fclndncw of th* editor of The Uolonyto preeent to you m a Merle* of abort article*! the thing* which seem to US worthy ol at tention. Today we wish to present the State college as a whc-le. how It has arrived at its present position, and what we ouy reasonably expect for It la the futmer In the year 1867 the "state legisla ture provided for the establishment of a normal school at San Diego, iThe site where the building* now stand wu donated by Dr. T.= C. Stockton through tbs College HlLl Land assoelation, and tn tbe ensuing year*' the pSrtaetsee.nt rbnuitlhdeingyseawrer1eMe1rectwteod bthyinthges or education. VVhh flOLLBOK C0URB1 "What wllil ba the efle, Ing on our Junior colli Normally. In tbe past ti have left the city at the second college year .to c work, at Los Angeles, ' Berkeley, though'* not 1 number have remained year when their work, par.ment of the college provide Cor them It a that under the new am may expect that many college group will find li vantage-to remain for years, a gain for'themae parents and for Sen Die "We hare presented t order to inform'you-lof which tbe ftat* ~b*a alre ward providing! San Die* four-year collegiate'Inatl remains to be'.'taJtm' b step untli:_welshall'3b grant the A. B:1degree erence to a requirement of education. ' "The state, then.^'iaj It promises to do'-morei? more If San Dlegotake* lesson to be,learned frdrr T.heiinr -grecaot nSQtaMpteI.lsubneivde^x Ifslnuri of happened: the Junior - college was flanta Barbara** JiuHmkii Lmd NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY transferred from the high school to j ^unities whercstatertei 'Ctmpmrj, which maim Usdprod- r/lrterf im 2)3 MootgaoMfr Sense | 'San Pnaeke ' 1 tho Normal school esnipua, and the Enov^nS .legislature 'changed th* status of tbe- direction. ;!* there any^i : institution from Norma] school toL tat* , where a . gret.Mj Teacher*' college. Bot$ these atepir higher learning: can -fine had far-reaching results |.The currlcu-! vironmentror .* 'moreVec lum. and the faculty were,.>perforce,1 tele,thanjhtre^lnIthe_gns enlarsed;>A' new*, and broader.'educar,! Yet,<-the^*tite'authbriti( tlonal attitude became manlJasVt.Hieiy !1tVabundftntly-_clejuvrtht' appeared ori ,th* rC*mpu = In almost UiMsehtlal/iL'thefprdgrei equal proportion with .women. ^The; laCtoJ-continui'JJrAnd'fUi Vatfit with LEAD. >UTCH BOY WHITE-LE; college'soon became known-in^lhe to: us.S. tsrveiy4muchth< athletio worlds K DCGU GRANTED IN 1* f - ferj*, in' thafooliefe'ialtel] ff J election* onfMayh "A leoond step* waA.-tak*n=~lrilMB.;g at<the'_etecUonrwUi-jnak when ths'-oollefee . was' authorised ito? 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