VOLUME FIFTEEN NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 1945 NUMBER SIX A 6-jt. diameter wood tank lined with sheet lead and containing a 2-in. lead pipe heating coil and a power-driven lead covered agitator.

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__ /jT \J _ /heA-f3aA*<s{~_ This advertisement w ill appear in the March 24th and 31st issues of the PAINT, OIL AND DRUG REVIEW n a uw i a mtfT One of New York's master painters told the following story at the recent Convention of the International Asso ciation of Master House Painters and Decorators: "I was called into a conference between a prop erty owner and a banker.

From truck-load to train-load How Conlin put over a 10,633 % sales increase o u r t e e n y e a r s ago, FJames J.

The Shirkmere, Wichita, Kansas, and some of the newspaper comment re garding its interiors, which were dec orated with Dutch Boy white-lead and Dutch Boy flatting oil.

T The answer the Dutch Boy gave Wellston Paint & Glass Co.

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FOUNDERS ARE HONORED.

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TRADE PRODUCTS RESEARCH REPORT JULY 1956 GLIDE-ON -- Host of our attention has been directed to continued evaluation of new vehicles and new combinations in order to improve upon our current Glide-On.