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The State nnw Pun malm rttln- tives pay for care in state hnj. Gov. Paul L. Patterson, board phtipman IIia hnotvt urm.lln'l ask that the principle be extended w uk fjciiueuuary ana ine new state reformatory. a bill to require parents to help pay we cost or care ot aeunquent children, but the biH didn't get out of committee. , Both the governor and State Treasurer Sig Unander said that the proposed bill would be a means of forcing Darents tn carp Inr thpir children. Secretary of State Earl T. New bry, the , third member of the board, was absent. The matter came up when Judge Virgil Langtry, Portland, ordered Indochina Pact Hinges Upon Geneva Success WASHINGTON Wl - Senators Wiley (R-Wis) and Ferguson (R Mich) said today any failure of the Geneva conference to bring agreements on Korea and Indo china may hasten American ef forts to build an anti-Communist military alliance in the Pacific. wuey, who heads the Senate For eign Relations Committee, and Ferguson, chairman of the GOP Policy Committee, said in separ ate interviews they see little pros pect of either uniting Korea or Bringing peace to Indochina at the Geneva meeting. ' But each said he expects Secre tary of State Dulles off to Paris for a North Atlantic Treaty Or ganization meeting before the Switzerland conference begins to press U. S. allies for commitments to a new Pacific coalition pledged "united action." When he left here last nicht. Dulles said In a statement he will seek an honorable peace in 'ndo- cluna and a free, united Korea. But he said recent "reckless as saults" by the Reds in Indochina are not a good prelude. BPA To Move Offices Into New Lloyd Building WASHINGTON I The Bonne ville Power Administration and other Interior Department agencies in Portland, luesaay were given permission to move into the Lloyd Building. interior secretary Douglas Mc Kay announced the move had been approved by the General Services Administration which arranges housing for government agencies. In the past several congressmen have criticized the proposed move on grounds the lease was too ex pensive and Congress had not au thorized construction of the building. parents of a boy to pay part of the cost of supporting their son in the state training school at Woodburn. The board cited an attorney gen eral's opinion that it would be il legal to collect from the parents under present laws. Patterson said he would inspect the four proposed sites for the new reformatory on April 29. The other board members will make their inspections at another time. The Emergency Board meeta here May 7 to make its inspections and final choice. All ol the sites are in the Salem area. The governor leaves next Satur day for Washington, D. C, to at tend President Eisenhower's con ference with state governors. He will return on April 29. The board gave its support to a bill in Congress that would make it possible for state prisons to ob tain surplus foods from the gov ernment. State hospitals now can get the food. French Officials Confer On Peace NEW TORK Wl An NBC re porter in Tokyo said Tuesday that he had been informed "highly sec ret 'meetings" are on between French officials and Ho Chi Minn in Saigon in an effort to work out peace in Indochina. James Robinson, the radio cor respondent, said he bad been given the information by a top member of the native anti-Communist gov ernment in Viet Nam. He added that other "compe tent" officials had told him that two months ago French Defense Minister Rene Plevin met Commu nist representatives on an aircraft carrier off Saigon and proposed a peace settlement. The heart of Plevin's proposal. Robinson reported, was that Ho Chi Minh accept vice presidency of the nation's government under its French-backed leader, Bao Dai. An NBC spokesman in New York said that Robinson, has been cov ering developments in Indochina, It was not known here when he re turned to Tokyo. Speech Contest Now On At Oregon Stat College CORVALLIS 11 College stu dents from six Western states com peted here Wednesday in the sec ond round of the 30th annual Pa cific Forensic League speech tournament. Bruce Holt and Bill Cheek from the University of Oregon won Tues day's debate title. A team from Stanford was second and Willis Wilson id Mike Dill, Oregon State College, third. Wednesday's competition Was In the extemporaneous speech divi sion. On Thursday it will be ora tory and the tournament will close Friday with after dinner talks. 1 Students from Washington, Ore gon, California, Idaho, and Nevada are competing. I i l 1 I'-'i "t' i -i Will "' Tr w - Thur Apr. 22, 1954 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. I Oregon Stat. College Paper ; Editor Named 3CORVALL1S The editor of the Oregon State College student newspaper, the Dally Barometer, next school year will be Richard Spight, a junior from Orinda, Calif, He was selected Tuesday bv the school's puNteaUous committee, a group ot students and faculty members. The committee Darned Greg NAMED PROVINCIAL PORTLAND 11 The Very Rev. Henry J. Schultheis, S. J., of Port land became provincial of the Oregon Province of the Society of Jesus Tuesday. . He will direct Hornacker, a suphomore from Medford, as business manager. OVERNIGHT :. PHOTO-FINISHING; IN e I'M OUT A AM AT 3 AT V Clark's Studio 105 S. Jackson Dial 3-8526 FOR FASTER FIRST AID Nurse Clare Thomson, right, applies a new-type bandage to the head ot Sybil Mitchell during a dem onstration of the product in London, England. Made of high Quality cotton gauze In the shape ot a tube, the dressing can be applied rapidly. A cage-like instrument Is used in placing bandage. Swiss Bolster Geneva Defense GENEVA. Switzerland I Two battalions of Swiss motorized troops moved into Geneva Wednes day as Switzerland set up elaborate Portland Bank Robber j Draws 2-Year Sentence PORTLAND un Luray White. 28, was sentenced to two years in prison Tuesday for a $711 robbery of the First National Bank's Holly wood Branch last October. U. S. Judge Gus J. Solomon said it was a light sentence, given in recognition 01 White's "tatriy good" past record and the fact he did not carry a gun. White held his hand in a sack and made believe he did have a gun. The young woman clerk be came hysterical after the holdup. White, his attorney said, has a severe alcohol problem. 'ine judge, rejecting a request for probation, said the bank rob bery was "the type of crime that society regards as one ot tne most heinous." security precautions for the confer ence on Asian problems opening here next Monday. The troops sent to reinforce the local police force will be respon sible for the personal salety ot Foreign Ministers Georges Bidault of France, V. M. Molotov of Rus sia, Chou En-Lai of Communist China and Pyun Yung Tae of South Korea. All will be housed in luxur ious lakeside villas on the out skirts of Geneva. U. S. Secretary of State Dulles and British Foreign Secretary Eden will stay in downtown note's under police protection. Plenary sessions of the confer ence are expected to be held in the council chamber of the Palace of Nations, that was the home of the League of Nations. It now be longs to the U. N. SEEKS FOURTH TERM LANSING, Mich. Wl Demo cratic Gov. G. 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