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This is required by the 1949 law Urges Removal prescribing Central Standard! time as the only official time for Of Dean Acheson i Indiana. FLAGSTAFF, Ariz, Apr. 27 + Wherever “fast” time 1s (UP)—Rep. Harold A. Patten, D.,! adopted, the usual ‘custom is to!Ariz., long regarded as a staunch! revise school and public office supporter of the Truman admin-| hours to coincide with the Day- istration, called today for the, light Saving Time schedule. {removal of Secretary of State Efforts Thwarted {Dean Acheson and the announce-| iment of a ‘concrete policy on Efforts to get some settlement Eastern affairs.” Rep. Patten, to the annual time battle were] : thwarted in the last session of the; “2Prested his’ views I ‘3 letter state legislature addressed to Paul Jaeger, pubThe farmer bloc, backed by the [1ADEF OF ane Afizona Daily Sun powerful Farm Bureau lobby,| “ : stymied proposals to put the He said, “Personally I feel that]

|Mr, Acheson should have been| whole state in the Eastern Stand- removed prior to or when Secre- |

ard Time zone. Also stalled Was tary of Defense Louis A. Johnson | a bill that would have repealed was relieved in March, 1949, | the 1948 CST law. “I don’t believe in appease-| A compromise, calling for aiment,” he continued. “It is my| referendum of the voters in 1952/firm belief the administration] on the time question, got by theishould adopt a concrete policy| House of Representatives but it regarding Far Eastern affairs. died in Senate committee. |The decision 1s now long overHeart of CST Area {due.”

He said he was ‘fully in acThe Chamber of Commerce Y : A survey reveals that the “heart” c0rd” with Gen. Douglas Mac-,

of the Central Standard Time Arard Views on econOm area is in southwestern Indiana— = hava, ockade* against south of Terre Haute and north “na:

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