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PACE EIGHT HfcRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1948 HST Against Spanish ERP Aid Proposal WASHINGTON, April 1 l4 The While limine said today that Presi dent Truman la "utterly opposed" to the "weleome Franro" provision the house wrote Into the European re covery plan. Presidential Serretary Charles G. Ron so quoted the chief executive to reporters. He said Mr. Truman hopes the provision Hill be knocked nut before congress finally finishes work on the measure. Ross volunteered the president's views at a news conference. He said he hud talked with Mr. Truman about the provision to in clude Spain In ERP. He Added: "The president is utterly opposed to that provision. "He trusts It will be stricken out In the conference on the bill. "Conference' The efforts now beine made to compromise different bills passed by the senate and house are known lu coniiresslonal JanguaR as "conference." State department authorities par ticularly are upset by the section written Into the bill by the house. They said It already is having bad effect In Europe and further more runs contrary to current policy on two major points: 1. The air program was designed to let the 16 cooperating European nations determine themselves whether any other nations should be Invited to participate. 2. As for the Franco regime, pres ent policy Is to soft pedal denuncia tions of his government but. on the other hand, not to rush Into closer and more frlendlv relations with it. Busy Ant Theory Up In Smoke Now NEW YORK. April 1 Mt All ants are not busy. It depends entirely upon which ant you are watching. American Museum of Natural History scien tists sny. They've Just returned from Panama and a five-month study of ant behavior there. They report 40 per cent of the ants spend their time lolling about tie nest all day. 40 per cent are good workers and the remainder work just occasionally. SAIGON Lk! Fresh Fish TODAY AND EVERY DAY (Including Idaho Catfish) MEAT You Can Eat Today or Tomorrow FRESH POULTRY THE Blue Market Across From The Medical-Dental Building 9th and Main "We Deliver" Phone 5374 mtldes know its good because its HEAZ GOP's Worry OverTruman Ouster Hove CHICAGO. April 1 J Some re publicans began worrying openly today about the possibility that the democrats may talk President Tru man Into giving way to another presidential nominee. An assertion by Rep. A. I. Miller iR-Neb. that balking democrats are acting "like a pack of maraud ing Jackals In attempting to tear down the candidacy of Harry 8. Truman" was picked up quickly here bv Warren Wright. Wright, unofficial manager of a campaign aimed at landing the OOP presidential nomination for Gen. Douglas MneArthur. told a reporter he would rather see the general run against President Tru man than any other available dem ocrat, lie said he had talked wllh Miller about tills. Wright was voicing a view that has been passed around quietly In (he camps of other OOP hopefuls such as Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio and Oov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York. They frankly think Mr. Tru. mull will be easier to beat ' than some democrat who could unify his party. Some republicans talk of Secre tary of State Mnrshall as about the onlv democrat who could step quick ly into the nominee's shoes should the president withdraw this, de- spite Marshall's vigorous rejection ol previous political pusses. Dewey, chanuliig trains here to day on an Invasion of Wisconsin, was ready to let go with a round house swing at the president's for eign policies in a Milwaukee speech tonight. largest Nugget Largest gold nugget on record was the "Welcome, Slrangcr." which weighed 157'n pounds and was found in 1H(U in rut made by a cart, only a few Inches below the surface. Mt. Laki rtlMm SPECIAL! SP"""" AT YOUR GROCER'S NOW! 1 lb. 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