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& f*-- FROM PROSE... **Sgsm ...TO POETRY Arahiied Mcmoug Exerjdcra remodels^ New York apart ment ctnd; ^.^biams striking glaze finieb.%with Dutch Boy ^ ^-.thousands of comi mbnpla* > interiors join the modernization: parade. Here is one of them v. . a job by Manoug Exerjian, New `York architect, who con verts a. prosaic apartment on 83rd Street into an office of remarkable . interest and charm. . Dutch Boy... the ideal glazing base ^mr.'-Exerjian gives much of the credit'for the pleasing result to the beautiful glaze effects on walls and woodwork* made possible by the use of Dutch Bayj,White-Lead. "There is no more beauti* fulipaint finish than glaz ing," says Mr. Exerjian, "but not more than 1 out of 10 jobs is done successfully. ``This is largely due to improper preparation of the base; The base paint must never be dead fiat. It should have a slight sheen. "By mixing Dutch Boy WhiteLead in the proper proportions, you obtain the ideal base for this kind of fihish." Dutch Boyprovides paintfor'-ei>ery .surface...and every jintsfi/Y Dutch Boy White-Lead makes paint for wood, plaster, wall board, metal, brick, stucco and other surfaces. Moreover it makes paint for islies of every kind. Mixed with lin seed oil it produces long-wearing ex terior paint. Mixed with flatting oil it provides durable, washable in terior finishes . . . plain, mottled, glazed, blended or textured. And by adding Dutch Boy colors-in-oil you can obtain any one of a thousand tints. So plan your modernization with Dt^tch Boy in mind, whether it be for an apartment hotel, home or any other kind of building. It offers not only utility, beauty and durability, but exceptional economy as well. NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY 111 Broadway. NewYork; II6 Oak Street, Buffalo; BBO West 18thStreet, Chicago; FreemanArenac, Cincinnati; 820 W. Superior 4-venue, Cleveland; 722 Chestnut Street, St. Louis; 2240 34th Street, San Francisco: National-Boston Lead Co., SOT Albany Street, Boston; National Lead & Oil Co. of Pa., 316 Fourth Avenue, Pittsburgh; John T. Lewis &.Bras. Co., Widener Bldg,, Philadelphia. KD-3351--Architectural Forum, May, 1934-}eyMa v.