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Otbor Government controls of tho lead industry that were revoked included removal of import restrictions (which had prevented public purchases of foreign lead), the 5-year-old General Preference Order M--38, Lead Chemical Order L-354, and Order L-355 portaining to use of lead for manufacture of tetraethyl fluid.

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