Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 51, Decatur, Adams County, 28 February 1936 — Page 4

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I combination of legislative, judicial , I and executive power.—Greensburg Tinies. ■ — | FAST TIME" FOR MIDDLE WEST: | The hearing before Interstate I Commerce Commissioner Aitehisou I on the proposal to stretch the eastI ern standard time belt westward indicates the extent to which the whole thing is in the interest of Chicago. Witnesses appearing before him at the sessions in the Illinois metropolis outline the programs that are approved tentatively by the proponents of the change. , As those touch Indiana, the first calls for making an Eastern standard time area of all the district north of the Big Four Railway starting at Cincinnati, extending to Indianapolis and on west', through Crawfordsvill and to Dan-; ville. 111. A second plan would be to take in all north of the Erie through Huntington and North Judson to the Chicago switching • limits. Commissioner Ailchison called attention to the fact that the plan, as applied to Indiana, would be in violation of a law which fixes Cen-. tral standard time as the official time of the state. The residents of this city certainly are not in favor of a program that would put Indianapolis in one time area and I Franklin. Columbus and all the' rest of Indiana south of the city in ! another. We are not even impress- ■ ed by a program that would annex j the northern part of the state to, the Chicago time zone. The whole I scheme is based on the theory that, the rest of this central area should! do as Chicago wants. Witnesses were present from i Wisconsin to protest against chang | ing the time in their state. They] spoke for the state government, ; for the dairying, labor and other, interests- Our own attorney gen-j eral and the representatives of: Hoosier farmers are on the scene I to enter their protests against in-1 eluding any part of Indiana in the change. There is nothing to prevent Chicago from setting its clocks ahead and keeping them on Eastern time all the year, if that I < ily so desires. But it does not , tolb-.v that lite railways operating! through Indianapolis, Milwaukee j and oilier cities should In com ! polled Io revise their schedules Io suit the "Windy City's" whim Indianapolis Star. ■ a . ' Trane in a Good Town — Decatur]

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