Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 February 1945 — Page 14

PAGE 14 Indiana Hod

Reverses Self

In Voting Down Times Change

By SHERLEY UHL Indiana legislators didn't want to

turn the clock back after all, it ap-|

peared today. But the house certainly turned back on itself when it defeated a bill) proposing to abolish war. time and . place the state on straight standard time. It was the neatest reversal of the current session. The measure was killed by 54 to

82 yesterday. But only three days| ago the house lustily shouted the!

Bill. through -second reading; brusquely . slapping down attempts to indefinitely postpone or modify its provisions.

Backed by Farmers :

Shortly before yesterday's debate on the subject, house majority leaders were predicting its passage. It had the support of every farm group in Indiana and a majority of the house members represent farm constituents. Then arose J. Erwin Walsh (D Muncie) to condemn. the bill passionately in an oration citing what he termed its possible disastrous |

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(effect on war production and shipIping. Accusing small-town Republicans of harboring iselation sentiment, Rep. Walsh moved to postpone” action on the measure indefinitely. Indignant Republicans quickly roared his motion down after Jess Andrew (R. West Point) remarked that Mr. Walsh had “already talked away the hour he wants to save.".

£ Teckemeyer Leads:Attack

The bill's executioners proved to

be Republican Reps. Earl Teckemeyer of Indianapolis and Lothair|

Teetor, Hagerstown manufagturer. Both are influential G. O. P. spokes- | men and both pleaded for retention |

of war-time on the theory that any| shift might throw the state com- |

pletely out of whack with its neigh- |,

bors. Mr. Teckemeyer said Indianapolis businessmen desired to remain

lon war time, then added a) reminder that big city

‘clincher” forces had often combined with lyural representatives to defeat antirural proposals. ‘The Indianapolis man hinted “that the time might come when the farm folks would again need the assistance of the | metropolitan bloc. On roll call, a number of rural {and small town legislators simply | declined to vote. Industrial-mind-ed Democrats combined with big city Republicans to send ‘the bill into, oblivion. ’

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