ORGANIZATIONS CO-OPERATING WITH THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR THE RESTRICTION OF OUTDOOR ADVERTISING
American Civic Association National Highway Association Garden Club of America General Federation of Women’s Clubs Adirondack Mountain Club
American Scenic and Historic Preservation Society American Federation of Arts National Academy of Design
National Society of Women Painters & Sculptors
National Garden Association
Society of Little Gardens
American Society of Landscape Architects
Massachusetts Civic League
N. Y. State Association of Real Estate Boards
N. Y. State Automobile Association
N. Y. State League of Women Voters
N. Y. State Home Bureau
Federated Women’s Clubs of New York, New Jersey, Wisconsin, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Texas, Florida, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Virginia. Society of Farm Women of Pennsylvania Citizens Union of New York City City Club of New York Fine Arts Federation of New York Municipal Art Society of New York Municipal Art League of Chicago Conservation Council of Chicago.
New York Water Color Club League to Protect Riverside Park Sorosis
Women’s City Club of Now York Federated Garden Clubs of Long Island Long Island Federation of Women’s Clubs Halifax Country Garden Clubs. Florida. Philadelphia Congress of Art (45 organizations) Florida Development Board (State Chamber of Commerce)
At present there are 42 organizations represented, of which 12 are national bodies. The list is daily growing.
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RESPONSE FROM THE ADVERTISERS
The 17 National advertisers listed below have endorsed our stand and agreed to confine thcii outdoor advertising, as far as possible, to commercial locations. Due allowance is to be made for present contracts not yet expired.
Fisk Tire Company
Kelly-Springficld Tire Company
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
Hood Rubber Company
Ajax Rubber Company
Kirkman & Son (soap manufacturers)
Pillsbury Flour Mills Company
Washburn Crosby Company (Gold Medal Flour)
Champion Spark Plug Company
Ward Baking Company
Dodge Brothers
Fleischmann Company
Gulf Refining Company
Sun Oil Company
Standard Oil Company of California Standard 0:1 Company of New York Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
The Standard Oil Company of California took this stand independently, without solicitation by this Committee, and is now removing 1200 large signs, owned by the company, in five western slates.
The Standard Oil Company of New York has not only agreed to give up its highway bulletins (excepting at the filling stations) when the present contracts expire, but witn the co-operation of the Thomas Cusack Company, the company is now removing the most objectionable of the boards as complaints against them are entered.