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EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD, Sunday, April 21, 1963 Pafe 11A Omtm rom t4. W1ATMI IUMAU 7 y7S v.'., Per Baytlmt Sunday ' figures Ihew High Temperatures fapetted (AP Wlrephoto) Scattered showers will spread over parts of the Pacific Coast Sunday, possibly in cluding the Eugene-Springfield area, and snow showers are expected in the high er elevations as well as in portions of the Rockies and the northern Plains and Pla teaus. Some light drizzle is likely in parts of the southern Plains. It will be warm along the immediate Atlantic Coast and in parts of the Southwest. . Election Oratory Echoes Across Piazzas Red, Blue, Yellow Banners Fly Over Italian Streets By EUGENE LEVIN or Uia AaaocUted Praia - ROME The din of election oratory echoes across thousands of Italian piazzas this weekend. "Our party is truly Catholic, vote (or us," shouts the Fascist campaigner. "The Pope is for peace, so are we," cries the Communist "A vote for us is a vote for a center-left government," says a Christian Democrat. Red, blue and yellow party banners hung across streets. Autos with loudspeakers cruised through residential areas. Cam paign pamphlets littered side walks. For the first time in a parliamentary election, Italy's state Radio-TV network gave campaigners a chance to -carry their pleas into the voters' homes. All campaigning must end Friday night. Then comes a day of silence reserved for quiet reflections before the two days of polling, April 28-29, that will decide whether the left-leaning government headed by Premier Amintore Fanfani is to survive, Old alignments and old themes have been upset by the unique nature of Fanfani s gov ernment, a coalition led by Christian Democrats and backed by Marxist Socialists. It has never, been tested in a general election. Another new factor has been contacts between the Vatican and the Kremlin. The result is a confused cam' paign, with often three or more sides to every argument. - Fanfani calls his government "an opening to the left. The Right-Fascists, Monarchists and Liberals say it is really an "opening to communism." But the Communists say it is phony leftists movement, a Christian Democrat deception. Fanfani says it meets Italy's problems and will isolate both leftist and rightist extremists. Rightists cite the dismantling of Jupiter missiles in Italy and say Fanfani is retreating from NATO commitments. Fanfani says NATO is simply modern- Blood Bank ' Donors Needed Monday A Positive 1 A Negative - 0 O Positive ' . 3 O Negative 1 B Positive 0 Rare types needed on call: AB Positive, AB Negative. Lane Memorial Blood Bank, 790 E. Hth Ave., Eugene, Phone DI 5-0336. Open 1:30 4 p.m. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, Friday by appoint ment. Closed Saturday. izing; he pledges to back a NATO multi-nation nuclear strike force. The Communists contend Fan fani is quietly widening Italy's NATO commitments. They point to the "Pacem in Terris" (Peace on Earth) encyclical of Pope John XXIII, and say they and not the Christian Democrats have been the consistent sup porters of disarmament and other measures advocated by the Pope. . Rightists say they are the only true defenders of Roman Catholicism following Fanfani's deal with the Socialists. Fanfani and other Christian Democrats affirm they remain staunch Roman Catholics and note that the bishops of Italy - have boosted their party. Even some leaders of the Christian Democrats speak with different voces. Fanfani, stumping the coun try from the Alps to Sicily, sometimes puts his government ahead of his Christian Demo crat party. Once he told voters: "We invite old voters of the Christian Democrats, the" Demd- cratic Socialists and the Repub licans to confirm full confidence in their parties. We invite old voters of the Socialists to en courage the directions their party has taken (away from communism)." It was a polite way of avoid ing campaign conflict with the Democratic Socialists, Republt cans and Socialists, all allies of his center-left government. They are not so polite. In separate campaigns they assail the Chris tian Democrats but avoid at tacks on the government. Christian Democrat right- wingers, like former premier Mario Scelba, opposed Fanfani s leftist government. Fanfani sug gests a vote for the Christian Democrats in a vote for center- left government. Scelba argues that the Christian Democrats can do without leftist coalitions if they get enough votes. The Socialist party, which once walked hand in hand with communism, also has two sep arate campaign voices. Pictro Nenni, the Socialist leader, has an eye on a cabinet job. He once opposed NATO, but now says he sees no reason for Italy to pull out of the Atlantic alliance. The Liberals, a rightist free enterprise party, may attract dissident Christian Democrats. They say the denationalization of electric power would be their price for any future collabora tion with the Christian Demo crats. Italy has had right-leaning coalition governments of Chris tian Democrats and Liberals be fore, and such a coalition would be the alternative to Fanfani's 'opening to the left" The Christian Democrats lacked a majority in the out going Parliament and it is gen erally assumed they will still be without one after the voters elect 630 deputies and 315 sen ators of the new Parliament Thus another coalition is likely. UO Soprano's Recital Sunday Martha Hill, soprano, will be presented in a student recital at the University of Oregon bunrtay. Miss Hill, senior in music from Sherwood, will sing com positions ranging from 17th century composers to modern. She will be accompanied by bally Benson. The recital will be In the auditorium of the university School of Music at 4. p.m. The public is invited. Kwas)amsWwBta We Have A New Look and a Brand New Name . . . rASTHNA NEW HELPj FOR Thousands of men. women and children re now finding simple, eur way to combat difficult breathing, coughing, rattling and wheealneas dua to racurring attack! of Bronchial Aithma and Bron tbitlg. This U by taking NEW Improved, quick-acting MENDACO. Acts fast to combat allergy, relax bronchial tabes and help remove thick, congestive aaucu. This usually eases breathing fast, allaya coughing; thus promotes sounder sleep. Oet UXNDACO at druggists. Ohaer up and feel better task Showers, -Partial Clearing EUGENE SPRINGFIELD Forecast: Scattered showers and partial clearing; partly cloudy Sunday night; high Sunday, SO; lew Sunday night, 30. Statistics (readings at the U.S. Weather Bureau, Mihlon Sweet Airport, Eugene): Highest temperature Satur day, 43: lowest Saturday, 30; rain in 24 hours ending 4 p.m. Saturday, .02 of an inch; total for April, 4.81 inches; average for April, 2 38 inches; read- ' ings at 6 p.m. Saturday; hu midity, 84 per cent; wind, S 7. Prevailing wind Friday, SW 10.7. Stage of rivers at 7 a.m. Saturday, Willamette, at EWEB Steam Plant, 13.7 feet; McKenzie at Armitage Bridge, 3 feet Sunrise and sunset: Sunday, 5:20 a.m. and 7:04 p.m.; Mon day, 9:18 a.m. and 7:03 p.m. NATIONAL Mix. Mtn. PrclD. Anchorage so AlDUquerqUt . 78 Atlinti 75 Bismarck - 44 Boise - 45 Boston 75 Chicago ... 6 Cleveland . 58 Denver 64 Detroit 60 " Fairbanks 41 Forth Worth 1 Helena S Honolulu 81 Lai Vegaa 65 Loa Angelea 64 Miami Beach 81 Mnpll.-St. Paul 54 New Orleans - . 85 New York .. SO Reno . 35 Sacramento 49 Salt Lake City . 41 San Diego 64 San Francisco ..... 52 Seattle 51 Spokane .......... 49 ' Washington 8 Bones Discovered TRIESTE, Italy UTt Italian scientists report discovery of a cave near here containing bones of a child believed to have lived 2,800 years ago. ngaTPTION DRUG STORES"""! QUITTING BUSINESS SALE Alter 18 years of operating a retail Jem elry (tore in Eugene, I am quitting busi uei, and for one tceefe only Martlng tomorrow, April 22nd oiler my remain Ing stock of fine quality miscellaneous jewelry items at 12 PRICE laatflfeiami mn'iu But the Quality and Service are Just the Same! HOGAN'S Market, long a familiar landmark on 13th Avenue, has undergone some important changes! We have a new building front a new sign, and a new name! LITTLE'S MARKET and WAYNE'S MEATS will continue to serve yon with the same friendly personnel, the same quality products and the same fine service! Bay Now for Mother's Day Graduation, Anniversaries Each and every item is ORIGINAL stock and carries ORIGINAL price tag! Salt includes: Diamond engagement and wedding rings Ladies' misc. genuine gem-stone rings Heavy weight diamond-set Masonic rings 14K gold wedding ring twosomes Jefferson Golden Hour mantle clocks Big and Baby Ben alarm clocks Speidel end Gemex watch bands Zippo table lighters 3-only highest grade executive deskclocki made! (8 day jeweled watch movements. Automatic calan dar. Heavy bran cases luitabie for engraved in scription.) . . -Limited number of Wyler watches Also the following equipment at a fraction of its value: One 6-ft. wall case. Two 3Vi-ft. show cases. One large modern all metal office desk and swivel chair. One jeweler's aluminum work bench. Two sections Prima-Vera wood wainscoting. One 12-ft. section ornamental Iron grill-work. 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