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March 9, 1959 1 Mr, 3t. L. Ziegfeld, Secretary Load Industries Association . .va* **44&dBftU4&id Street York, S. Tt *r r ' * -< -f1 "4 ";}-: '*'.; i y , . .: Dear Mr. Ziegfeldt- ** *i / ' i' 4?iuf B P I have noted with interest your effort to promote the use of lead products, la this X have heartily concurred* la , our particular field,the pigment color industry, the Us of lead chromate pigment is being reduced because of labelling ropila- fcioua and the current wave of toxicity consciousness of eome of; our public official,' A Oup own experience with the lead chro mates is that they do not have the samei'toxic potential a some ' of the more soluble compounds of lead, but that does not sec to ak much difference to those who want to put through a law or a regulation, and all lead compound -are considered in the same category, It would be my opinion that your Association could do the lead producer a service by protecting the colored lead pig ment industry and drawing to someone1 attention- that the^e is a difference in the toxicity of the various forms' which lead may appear in* -. ..`V.-r J':' ' i. - - ` > 9V'--i- t"' ' t - Ji! " `- a V Tours very truly, IMPERIAL COLOR CHEMICAL & PAPER CORP, -.if A- ';V.' ' \. . hjA SLKiABG 1 <# 001434; S. L Earpoles General Manager Pigment Color Division '' ' \;A $.. , r * . , - A-.V: :. -