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Show 10.1 Per Cent Oshkosh Northwestern 5 Oct. 6, 1961 Contributions For Chest Encouraging Army, Boy Scouts, Camp Fire Girls, Children's Service Society, E. B. Davis Children's Home, Lutheran Welfare Society, Charity i Circle, Ladies Benevolent Society, I Visiting Nurse Association, and Oshkosh Community Council. Little Oshko, campaign mascot for the 19fil Community Chest rcduici giving were adjusted this: morning to the 10.1 per cent -t rmtiiK WmMS They are located at First National1 Bank, on Oregon Street between! Ninth and 10th Avenues, and in the! Ohio Street shopping district.

The goal of the campaign this' year is just 4.2 per cent more than was collected in I960. Funds are the minimum, officials said, to; continue adequate support of the city's 12 Red Feather agencies. One gift to Community Chest helps continue Bureau of Family Service, Oshkosh Apostolaie, Salvation drive, made his' first in-progress report this morning, announcing collections of $11,646 from 191 contributors. He said the collection for the first four days of the campaign represents 10,1 per cent of the $114,500 goal. Early trends in the campaign were indicated by first contributions.

Of the 191 contributors, 21 increased their giving, five of them doubling gifts of Inst year. One was a first time Red Feather agency supporter. Three reduced their support. All campaign divisions were re Laboratory To Research News Growing A expansion of its research facilities devoted to find-ins ways of producing better newspapers to serve readers and advertisers is announced by the American Newspaper Publisher Association of which the Oshkosh Daily Northwestern is a member. ANPA is the only newspaper association in the world which owns and ojwrates a research laboratory for the improvement of newspaper production.

The expansion is a further step in the association's organized research program which began in 1947. Located at Easton, the laboratory was built in 1951 and expanded in 1955. With the new addition it will have 30,000 square feet of floor space including laboratory facilities for all departments of daily newspaper production, ANPA President Mark Ferree said "This expansion of our research facilities is another example of the forward-looking attitude of newspapers in their continuing effort to provide the best possible service to readers and advertisers through use of the most modern facilities. Our research program has already made significant advances and we confident Writer Thurber Still 'Critical' NEW YORK AP) Humorist James Thurber rested comfortably Thursday night at Doctors Hospital after undergoing surgery for removal of a blood clot on his brain. Although Thurber had a steady pulse and normal blood pressure, the hospital continued to list his condition as critical.

The Ohio-Born Thurber, 66, collapsed in his hotel room Wednesday. Thurber came to New York in 1925 and became famous through his stories and drawings in the New Yorker magazine. He has been blind in recent years. End Conference BANGKOK, Thailand (AP -SEATO's top military planners ported in full operation except the residential group, alerted for a wind-up action later this month. Clocks which time the city's Red I ended their 15th semiannual con-Iference today after a close study of Communist threats in South 'Viet Nam and Laos.

SENDING SHEBOYGAN This display a mannequin dressed in Oshkosh High School football togs and "mushing" a Sheboygan North player to the frozen regions of the 49th state was one of the exhibits on view in OHS courtyards this morning as the 1961 Home- NORTH "TO ALASKA" coming got under way. It symbolizes the fate that loyal Indian rooters hope awaits Sheboygan North High School in its game with OHS this evening. Homecoming theme this year is "Send North to Alaska!" (Northwestern photo) ENERAl ELECTRIC LAUNDRY SALE AT NEW LOW PRICES! cilities will make possible even greater newspaper progress." The laboratory exnnnsinn nroi- ject is scheduled for completion in ly expect the added laboratory fa May 1962. Mosf Syrians Glad To Be Rid of Nasser But Small Vocal Segment Still Sticks With Arab Republic Chief joined Nasser's when Syria U.A.R. SONG of NORWAY Light Opera Production By HIGH SCHOOL A CAPPELLA CHOIR RECREATIONAL BUILDING Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday Oct.

11, 12, 13 ond 14 SEATS NOW ON SALE AT WILSON'S General Admission $1.00 Reserved Section $1.50 All performancei of 8:00 P.M. excepting Wed. evening, Twilight Motinee 7:00 P. M. Special student rate for Wednesday performance 50c DAMASCUS, Syria (AP)-About 70 per cent of Syria's people are glad to be out from the oppressive rule of President Nasser and his United Arab Republic, informed sources say.

The people were sick of the stiff import restrictions, crippling economic decrees, the secret police, terror and unheard-of income taxes imposed by Cairo. The remainder of the population still stands by Nasser, these informants say. A small but vocal segment of Syria's 4'i million people, it sconsists of rabid Arab nationalists and Nasser-worshiping students. Whether the revolutionary regime of Premier Mamoun Kuz- AUTOMATIC WASHER Extra Large Capacity, Full 12-Lb. Load Multiple Cycle Completely Flexible Two Speed-in Wash or Spin Water Saver Control and small load Setting Porcelain Throughout the Interior and Top Five Year Warranty on Transmission Parts SALE PRICE ONLY $240 W.T.

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Looking Backwards 25 YEARS AGO Oct. 6, 1936 A WPA project totaling 1111,494, employing about 150 laborers from Oshkosh for five months, is set up for the proposed development of the city airport, if the council approves a plan to purchase the field from its present owners. Approximately 250 members of the congregation of the Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church gather at Fellowship hall to honor the pastor and his wife, the Rev. and Mrs. E.

Benjamin Schlueter, on their 15th anniversary of their ministry in Oshkosh. Plans for "Old Settlers" day, feature of the centennial observance to be sponsored by the Winnebago County Archeological and Historical Society are completed. 10 YEARS AGO Oct. 6, 1951 Generallissimo Joseph Stalin discloses for the first time the Soviet Union recently exploded an atomic bomb in a test and plans more for her own defense against aggression. Three new members elected to the board of directors of the Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce are Samuel W.

Heaney, Paul C. Carver and Henry Zentner. Eugene Hetzel, 16, operator of a motorized bicycle, is treated at Mercy Hospital for injuries received after running into the right side of an auto at Jackson and Myrtle Streets. liM 6135(3 bari can command the loyalty of the Nasser-hating majority is another question. Known Rightists Composed of known rightists and professional men, the revolutionary cabinet may prove not revolutionary enough for some Syrians, possibly even for some segments of the army that installed it.

Despite the regime's neutral The party's heyday was in 1957, when Syria accepted $175 million in Red economic aid. About 400 technical experts from behind the iron curtain still are working on railways, dams and construction projects here. Broken up and scattered during Nasser's rule, underground Communists made a bid this week to cash in on the week-old revolution. A party statement issued across the border in Lebanon pledged support to the revolution and demanded participation in the next elected government. But Syrian political sources say they have learned their lesson and Parliament, expected to be elected within four months, will keep the Communists suppressed.

No Shelters, Says Wife Of Khrushchev MOSCOW (API -Mrs. Nikita Khrushchev told a group of Western "peace marchers" today that the Soviet Union was making no effort to build air raid shelters. "There is no defense in a nuclear war," said Nina Khrushchev, the wife of the premier. "Therefore we are not building any bomb shelters. We are not getting ready." Mrs.

Khrushchev made her remarks after spending an hour exchanging pleasantries and debating disarmament with the marchers, who arrived here Tuesday. The debate took place at Moscow's "House of Friendship," where Mrs. Khrushchev's aids served tea, chocolate and apples. Most of the marchers did their best to convince Mrs. Khrushchev that, if the world refuses to disarm, one country should set a good example by discarding all its armaments.

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