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Mr. Calvin M. Cory Page 2 Dec. 22, 1950 The Reno delegation m s particularly opposed to the hill and as you know, they have quite a bit of strength in the legislature* and as 1 said, the various garden clubs olaimed that the installation of meters would retard the improvement of the city by gardens, flowers etc. However, the main thing is to get the bill Introduced containing an out-right repeal of the two provisos referred to and then start working on it* X would like to have this in Hr. Thomas' hands when the session opens and I suggest you prepare a draft of the bill along the lines I suggested and send it directly to him, with a copy to me, and we can start fi*om there. It will be necessary for you to give this matter your early attention. I think it better for obvious reasons that the bill be introduced as a bill of the district but if they will not go along with the earlier commitments, we vJLl have it introduced ourselves. E, E. Bennett Sno to each
