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Salem, Oregon, Wednesday, January 2, 1957 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Section 1 Page 9 Struggle With Officer Lands Sheriff in Bed CORVALL1S Benton Coun ty Sheriff Clifford N. Lilly suf fered a heart, attack here early Tuesday after struggling in the street with a Philomath police of ficer he was attempting to jail on a drunkeness charge. Lilly, 62, was reported in critical condition at a hospital here. The police officer, Capt. James A. Steadman. 28, a former prize fighter, said he could not remem ber the incident. He was quoted by officers as saying that he re membered being in a night club near Philomath New Year's Eve but that his memory was a blank about what happened between that time and when he woke up in jail. The management of the night club had called Lillv at 4 a. m. Tuesday to report that Steadman was trying to get back into the club after having been ejected. Lilly went to Philomath, arrested Steadman and brought him to Cor vallis. They were entering the jail when Steadman shoved Lilly to the ground and then fell on top of him, said Aaron Dearing, chief sheriffs deputy. Steadman was Jailed by other officers. A short time later Lilly became ill. He collapsed while being taken to a hospital. r'1 Four Children Die in Fire LINER L1BERTE SAILS LE HAVRE, France OP) The trench liner Liberte France's largest sailed for New York Wednesday. fi7 hmtrc after it hA returned to port to repair dam age suncrea in a mid-Atlantic storm. The ship sailed on Dec. 27 with 533 passengers and was two days out when a cnmn hairh was stove in and two loading Quunis were Dent. . , : , . r ... . .. . . f Earth Fill Starts On Brownlee Dam BAKER Workers Wednes day began dumping clay which will serve as the core Tor Idaho Power Co.'s Brownlee Dam on the Snake River. Company officials said the work will continue in three shifts 24 SANTA BARBARA, Calif. With smoke still rolling from the ruins, firemen probe for bodies of the four children of Mr. and Mrs, James L, Free, who died when the home burst Into flames. One body Is being carried out at right. The parents and one daugh ter escaped with minor burns. The dead are James, 6; Robin, 4; Sarah, 2: and David. 1. (AP Wircpholn) hours a day, with 3.000 to 4,000 cubic yards of clay being put in place each day. Preparatory work -for the foun dation of the 63 million dollar dam has been underway for come time. BUTTON, BUTTON FARMINGTON, III. tn-Mrs. Wil liam H. Brown knows who has the buttons because she has a collec tion of some 6,000 of them. Egypt Cancels Troop Treaty With Britain Tommies Can't Return In Caae of Attack J By Russians By WILTON WYNX CAIRO UP Egypt has formally ended the 1954 treaty that Rave Britain the right to station troops in the Suez Canal zone in the event of Soviet aggression in the Middle East. A decree signed by President Nasser said the pact was hroken "from tlie moment the British armed forces attacked Egypt." In effect the treaty was written off when British and French planes bombed Egypt Oct. 31 in preparation for the invasion of the Suez Canal zone. The next day the Egyptian army seized the five big British supply bases main tained under the . treaty, jailed their British cjvilian caretakers and confiscated the stores of arms and equipment. Nasser's action takes away the right of British troops to return in case of attack by an "outside power" mutually understood to mean Russia on Turkey or anyi of the Arab nations of the Middle East. Loss of the British bases at the strategic crossroads between East and West may be a heavy blow to Western defense planning. The pact hrd five, years to run. At the canal, work to clear the wrecks and debris blocking ship ment of oil and ether necessities from Asia to Western Europe fi nally got into full swing under U. N. auspices. Two lT. N.-chartcred salvage vessels the Italian tug Herculc and the Swedish ship Herakle began clearing away wreckage at Japanese Vessel Escapes Koreans SH1MONOSEKI, Japan LT A Japanese fi$)jfcK ship captured by a South KoiWn gunboat returned to .In nail today after escaping while its guards were sleeping oil a New Year s Eve drunk. The coast guard said the Daiichi Chirodi Maru and its crew of 17 slipped out of Pusan Harbor be fore dawn-New Year's Day, South Korea has captured many Japanese ships on charges of crdssing the Korean-proclaimed Rhce Line, which extends an av erage of 60 miles from the Korean coast. 8 KILLED AS HI S I'PSETS SANTIAGO, Chile (A Eight persons were killed and 10 were injured when a loaded passenger hus overturned near Temuca, Southern Chile. Wednesday. Kilometer 39 in the northern half of the water way. The world's biggest salvage ves sels West Germany's Energie and Ausdaeur tied up at the wrecked Ferdan bridge, 51 miles south of Port Said, one of the largest obstructions in the canal. Two German tuns and the Italian floating winch Squab arrived with the Energie and Ausdaeur, ready to begin work on the collapsed are "doing fine. Drmgc. Italian diver Bruno Sontina went down to examine the dam age underwater, and then tied wire cables from the bridge to the salvage vessels. In Israel, official quarters de nied reports from Cairo that the U. N. is putting on pressure for a First Quints Born in India MADRAS, India Ifl Police cordoned off the hospital in Pon- dicherry Wednesday to keep back curious crowds thronging to see India's first quintuplets. The quints, all girls, were born to a 29-year-old Indian servant woman living near Tiruvanna malai, 50 miles from Pondicherry. Mrs. Munale Corneille, 40, nurse at the hospital, said the .quints arrived in quick succession early Monday. They weighed, in order, 3 pounds, fi ounces; 4 pounds, 6 ounces; 3 pounds, 8 ounces; 3 pounds. 12 ounces and 3 pounds, ft ounces. They will he named on the 10th day, according to Hindu custom. The mother, who earned about $2 a month as a servant, wept as she said that her husband, 35, is unemployed and thai she al ready has three other daughters to bring up. Local merchants, welfare bodies and other persons have contri buted to a fund for her aid. Doctors reported Wednesday that the quints, like their mother, Swim, Climb Stunts Mark Start of '57 PORTLAND in -The New Year was welcomed into Oregon Tues day with two traditional events the "polar bear" swim and the annual race to climb Mount Hood. A group of swimmers paddled around in the 42-degrec water of the Willamette River in their tra ditional old-time swim suits. Port- MRS. WHITNEY OPERATED ON NEW YORK W Mrs. John Hny Whitney, whose husband soon will hecome American Ambassador to Rrltnin, was reported in "very satisfactory condition today lot lowing an operation lust Friday fnr ctnmnrh tilt-Arc NJntU Vnrlf speeaup oi me Israeli wunarawai j Hospital said Mrs. Whitney, 47, from the Sinai Desert and Gaza ontcrcd the hospital for a check Strip. Egypt is. restive over ;vhat!up, returned home for Christmas, It Calls the "Unjustifiable Slow lh ro-i.nli.rrH fl.r the hnlirinv Israeli pullback, slated to take , for th pcration. she is the for- """" . , , mer Betsey Cushing. Informed political circles in , Jerusalem said there has been no Tne ..bm: tRfAe My isn the Gar.a Strip, which Israel has T,ho5C white feathers on top said It will not relinquish to o' "ls hpBd Jusl makc hlm look Ea pi. I bald. land's Olympic swimmer Maureen Murphy, was queen of the event She wore a white fur swim suit and used a beach chair for a throne. 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