San Ant oni o, I1 exas. December 4th, 1934*
Mr. Tom 7. Holman,
Assistant attorney General, Olymp x a, '7a s h 5 ngt on,
Dear ?!r. Holman:
Last June responsive to your request chairman of our Committee on Advertising,
to Mrs. Jo To Smith, copy o*f our correspondence with the attorney generals was sent to you. Our Department of Beautification is working right ahead. 1?ov it is desired to submit a bill to the Texas Legislature for the control or abolishment of roadside advertising and roadside desecration. The State Federation of 7*oznen’s Clubs in their ssnnual convention just held aligned themselves with us in this movement and v/ill assist-in the legislative efforts. Maybe with ITrSo Ferguson as governor this may be a peculiarly appropriate time to pass a satisfactory lav/®
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Have you in your the preparation of a apnreciate advices, cide upon the type of can pass such a bill the whole general raov
studies anything that will help us in bill for the legislature? If so, v/o would Our committees are now proceeding to delaw that seems best for Texas, if v/e in this state it v/ill, of course, help omento
Thanking you, I am
Very truly yours.
IT. B. Ayres,
03T Managing Director.
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