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tall Helps
Trap Bandits
- Statesmaa New Service
(Story and Pictures also on Page. 1)
RICKREALlAA risky phone call
by the woman co-owner of a -Rtek-reall
"tavern was a key factor Sun
day evening' in smashing- a bloody,
bullet-filled robbery attempt . that
cost a bandit his life and wounded
a state ponce omcer.
Mrs. Virginia Wilson made' the
call to state police headquarters
in Salem after slipping from the
restroom of her tavern into her
adjoining apartment. She and her
husband, Herry Wilson, and some
half a dozen patrons had been forc
ed into' the . restroom by pistol
waving bandits Wallace Cariyle
Cunningham, Portland, and Robert
Scott u Kennen.' 362 ' Union - St..
Salem. Mrs. Wilson stole into the
apartment after the robbers had
briefly exited from the place with
the warning that "everybody stay
itt the restroom or get kflled.",-,-Strvag
Coincidence ', i ?
Her canvas taken by Sgt, Wayne
Huffman and the robbery report
.was. relayed to Officer John Mek
kecs, whs :by ; strong coincidence
wa parked ,in Rickreall at the
time. . A gun battle then , ensued
in which Mekkers was wounded in
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service station . operator, - Herschel
Greenwade, 24.' ; . . . r t
VWe thought ! at first that they
were joking." ) said . patrons who
were briefly relieved of money and
jammed into a restroom by the
bandits. ' ""' T
That, was the impression of the
whan fnnnincrhflm find
J Kennen first pulled guns on them.
Real Thing' ,'- .
"But it didn't take us long
realize this was Qe real thing,
laid Mrs.. Charley Brown, Dallas.
Barmaid Charlene. 'Jajme's, ;Dal
" las. who was forced to open a cash
register, and remove contents of
about $100, related that Cunning
ham said "I'll kill you if you try
anvthinz funny." . - "' ' r
was "Drettr ; jittery and
dropped some change on thCl
floor" recalled Mrs. James.; "He !
didnt like that
Onlookers said Cunningham
was the more aggressive and
threatening of the two robbers.
THv caid Kinntn wielded a
pfstol but "didnt" seem to take
much.' interest in the proceed-
" inex."
Over Wall
- When the bandits herded cus
tomers into ihe rear restroom
prior to! their; abortive attempt
at flight, the patrons tried to
cash in on the relatively small
size of Harold Cope, Dallas, to
rt wnrrf fa tw fAn was
boosted over a partition in the
restroom but was unfamiliar with
the adjoining apartment of tavern
owners Herry and Virginjia .Wil
ton and failed to find a phone.
Mrs. 5 wuson : men maae ner
perilous trip into her apartment
tA the. phone.
Training Helped .TV
' Young Greenwade, who re
sJHm "in Dallas, told State Police
Lieutenant Farley Mogan" that j
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RICKREALL Mrs. Charlene James, barmaid at the Rickreall bar
becue and tavern, stands by the cash register which she was
forced to empty Sunday evening at command of bandit Wallace
Carlyle Cunningham. The loot amounted to more than $100 but
Cunningham, didn't, .get far with it as moments, later he was
; fatally wounded by deputized Herschel Greenwade, Rickreall
service station operator.-
na t WZ.
training wun guns as a memoer ,
rt th Dallas National Hnard I
Tank Co., helped him pull the
trigger against desperado Cun
ningham. . Greenwade said he couldn't re
member whether he fired two or
three shots with the 20 calibre
, carbine given him by Officer
Mekkers. Police said apparently
ne urea uiree times, since tnree
bullet hole were found--one at
the edee of the rear restroom
door and two others in casing
fronting the restroom
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Pampered Bull
Takes First in
Stock Show
- By SAM DAY '
BOISE. Idaho U1 Sunday was
another blue-ribbon day for Bill, a
curly - headed youngstef better
known, as "Bardolier D-W 2401."
They rubbed him down with ex
pensive shampoo, oiled. - him,
polished his toenails,' combed his
hair and massaged his scalp.' They
even gave him an extra portion of
rolled oats for breakfast. v
. Then the judges took over. They
looked him in the eye, checked his
weight,, tapped him on the flank,,
poked. him here and there and cast
an approving eye at his pedigree.
Result: BUI walked off with the!
senior champion bull award in the
Aberdeen . Angus event and the
grand championship among bulls
at the 6th annual Capitol Show of
Idaho. - 1 - V
Some .300 ' head . of beef . cattle
have been consigned to the show,
which ends Tuesday,' by ranchers
in Oregon, Washington, Colorado,
Idaho and Canada.
.'Thhr.showis the fourth big West
ern beef cattle gathering of the
fall season. First comes the Paci
fic International at Portland, Ore.,
in October; next the Grand Na
tional Livestock Exhibition in San
Francisco, and then the "Golden
Spike" at ,Ogden, Utah, in 1 mid
November. , ,
Eight of the entries are purebred
Herefords from the Herbert Chan
dler herd at Baker, Ore., the oldest
cattle-breeding ranch in the Pac
fic Coast states and one of the
largest, "with about 1,400 head at
present. ;
Another consignor is the Double- i
M Hereford Ranch of Adams, Ore.
which took most of the blue rib
bons in its class at Portland, and
San Francisco.
And a third consignor is the Dale
West Ranch of Merrill, Ore., which
i .happens to own Bill. '
Bill has picked up 21 blue rib
bons in 22 shows since he first
started the show circuit in July of
last year. The lone setback was et
the Cow Palace in San Francisco,
where he came in second to an
Angus owned by a Missouri ran
cher. Bill's beaten that fellow four
times since. .
Other consignors who won rib
bons Sunday included the Spring
Cove Ranch of Bliss, Idaho, which
took reserve champion Angus se
nior bull; Hill Top Angus Farms,
Ft. Morgan, Colo., reserve senior
champion Anus female: the Dou-ble-M
Hereford Ranch, grand
champion Hereford female: Clem
ens Hereford Ranch. Philomath.
Ore., reserve champion Hereford
"female, and Helen Whiffin. Cald
well, best Idaho Hereford female.
The Dale West Ranch picked up
ribbons for junior champion, re
serve junior champion and reserve
grand champion in the Angus bull
class and senior champion, junior
champion, reserve junior cham
pion, grand champion and reserve
grand champion in the female An
gus, junior calf class. .,
Inside TV
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By EVE STARR '
V STARR REPORTS Awards time
hasn't quite rolled; 'around yet,
even though the leaves have be
gun to tall in
California and '
the snow in
New, England
(it's quite warm
in Palm
S p rin g t.
though). : But
it's, mid-Novem
ber and both
m a .
Emmy . are beginning to wedge
their way into people's minds. So
just ior the sheer deviltry of it
(and all bets are off the day after
the Emmy awards next March L
I'm going to take k flyer at the
prediction: racket and name
names. I , '
To date, and if? difficult to
conceive of any- yet-to-come shows
topping them, the two outstand
ina hour-long dramatic- shows
have been "Patterns" on "Kraft .
Theater" and "Fearful Decision"
on the "U. S. Steel Hour," both
of which have been made into
feature pictures. If I had to make
a choice between the two for a
single Emmy, I think it would
have to go to "Fearful Decision,"
the nerve-shattering story of a
wealthy father's fight to regain
his kidnapped son. j .
There' are also two outstand
ing entries among the' musi
cals, "Peter Pan" and "Our
Town." Both,' oddly' enough,
were fantasies based on a clas
sic work. It's more difficult to
make a choice here, bat the
nod goes to Mary Martin and
"Peter Pan" with a watch fob
la the form of a miniature
Emmy to Frank I Sinatra for
"Our Town." ; ' r ' f.
The best variety' show? Perry
Como's. New, different, fresh, re
laxed and very entertaining. Give
the ratings to Ed I Sullivan, but
my Emmy if I had one has
to go to Como. .Best situation
comedy? Let's throw a '- small
bombshell and nominate "Ethel
and Albert," quite possible the
most underrated show in tele
vision. For the best western
series, if there be such a cate
gory, the, new "Wyatt Earp" show
with Hugh O'Brien. Ill go into
left field again for the best
comedian and name Bob Cum-
Statesman, Salem, Ore.fon., Nov. 21, oo (Sec. li)-5
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mings, but 1 the '.best 'comedienne
is still Lucille Ball and it doesn't
make any difference to me bow
many years she's been around, j
. Mark Stevens would get my
vote as the best actor in a reg
ular series, "Big Town,? and
Ann Southern, as the best ac
tress : for her consistenly su
perior work in "Private Secre
tary.wThe best suQporting ac
tress,' in my book, is Nanette'
Fabray of . "Cr'i Hour.?
Best supporting, actor young
Dwayne Hickman of The Bob
Cummings Show." Of the sing
ers, there are still only Dinah
Shore and Perry. Como.
And one last nomination, for
the most consistently outstand
ing anthology film series I
"FourS(ar Playhouse." I
Please address all complaints
to the -circular file.
ALAN LADD, "WHO IS be
ginning to pack .weight as well as
a gun, has made his own fearful
decision and will throw in . his
lot" as a regular TV film per
former. He plans, to shoot the
pilot next January of his own as
yet untitled film series, in which
heul play, of all things, a cop.
He won't, however, appear in
every episode. He doesn't want
ta wear oyt his welcome, which
is, smart, and.be wants a little
time in which to make a couple
of pictures, on the side that be
ing where the mone yis. . f
STARRDUST: After Dean
Martin and Jerry Lewis got
through taking Ed Sullivan's
rating measure for the 28th
consecutive ' time last .Sunday,1
' Sullivan broke, down and sent
them the following wire: "Con
gratulations. Cant you arrange
to get sick again." The sus-'
piqion exists that he was a
little confused and thought he
was wiring Frank Sinatra . . i
Dr. Allen B. DuMent told a
. gathering of engineers in
Washington recently that live
trans-Atlantic TV is now "com-1
pletely technically feasible," an
advance which could very well
mean a new era of interna
tional understanding. Or mis
understanding. Also in Washington, Marlon
Brando took it up himself to an
nounce that "television will even
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RICKREALL Mrs. Virginia Wilson, who with her husband, Harry,
owns the Rickreall barbecue and tavern, kneels at the phone with
which she notified state police of the Sunday evening armed rob
bery at the establishment. Mrs. Wilson slipped out to make the
call from a restroom into which she and patrons had been
herded by bandits Wallace Carlyle Cunningham, 35, Portland,
and Robert Scott Kennen, 31, Salem.
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VICTORIA. B.C. W The Pan-
lamanian freighter Adamas, which
ran out of fuel in the wild North
Pacific Ocean, while traveling in
ballast from Kobe, Japan, warped
safely into Esquimau Harbor near
here Saturday night.
It was the end of an 800-mile
deep-sea rescue by the tow of the
powerful diesel tug Island Sover
eign . V.
The Greek-owned - Adamas was
almost -completely blacked out he
clause of the lack of fuel. Only two
feeble red oil lamps were swinging
from the mast.
The' tow started Wednesday and
was accomplished through 90-mile-an-hour
gales. -
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dioed last Monday that the vessel
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TEXAS TOWER. 110 Miles Off
Cape Cod, Mass.. (, A giant
wave 61 feet high hit the platform
of this man-made radar island late
Sunday after hours of hurricane
velocity winds.
George Bauer, construction su
perintendent of the tower, said the
great sweep of the wave could be
exactly computed because of the
known height of the platform
above the water level.
Two 80-ton fenders broke loose
from the legs of the tower during
the day-long storm.' Winds rose to
82 miles per hour Sunday morning.
7 mph more than the hurricane
minimum, and then dropped to 35
mph late Sunday night. !
The 87 persons aboard the tow
er, including 37 visitors marooned
since Thursday, . were unable to
venture- outside the water tight
doors of the platform most of the
day.. ,
No Men on Deck
A "no men on deck order, was
issued by Bauer before daybreak
as the wind roared across the plat
form driving clouds of soft spray.
snow " and sleet. :
For hours the tower shook as the
massive fenders battered the 200
foot legs. The first fender finally
tore itself loose and disappeared
In the raging waves. The second
broke loose from the thick-wire
cables that hcd it to the platform
late in the afternoon.
Waves reaching up from under
neath jarred the doughnut-shaped
fender from its position under the
platform. It finally slid down the
east leg of the platform amid a
shower of sparks from the friction
of the torn cables.
Fender Sinks , "
After three hours of pounding,
the fender had so torn its steel
buoyancy tanks that it sank about
15 feet below the surface to a point
where the legs enlarge from 10 to
15 feet in diameter.
The fender still is -jarring the
tower slightly but construction en-
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Although only one big wave
struck the platform, 45-foot waves
repeatedly lashed the three legs.
Vantage points inside the tower
were filled all day by workmen or
visitors gazing at the churning surf
surrounding the tower, on all sides.
' The water is about 50 feet deep
at the tower site. Experts on wave
formation say the height of a wave
cannot exceed the depth of the wa
ter. The wave that shocked the
tower platform Sunday was formed
when . two great .waver collided
near the east corner farthest from
the living quarters. ' " .
'Good Riddance' - '. '
"Good riddance' was the imme
diate reaction from everyone, as
the first fender . tore itself .apart
and the second fender sank be
neath the surface. The ' fenders
were designed : to withstand" the
blow of a ship colliding with , the
tower legs; . '
There was a great feeling pf .re-.
lief from tension Sunday night p.s
the jarring blows ended and .the
wind subsided. A sports film run
off by the Air Force inspector, Joe
Lee, of Middleton, Mass., drew a
big audience in the messhalU
When the second fender broke
loose the wind had subsided enough
to make it safe to go up on deck.
Bauer directed welders in con
structing a big spiked iron . ball
with which it was planned to crash
holes in the fender tanks and sink
them before ..' the huge bumpers
could hit against the tower legs.
Swing Weapon'
Tom Barett. crane operator from
New York Citystood by to s"in?
the medieval-looking weapon from !
a 100-foot boom when needed. How-1
ever, as the winds continued to sub-!
side the fender started to "destroy
itself the massive club was never
used.- ; . . .; .
The El Sol. 174-foot ocean tug,
that brings personnel to the tower,
fought its way 100 miles to safsty
in waters off Nantucket Saturday
night. Unless the waves subside a
great deal, the visitors may not
get off Monday either. . j
The visitors originally had come
aboard to make a final inspection
Irf .the tower before accepting , it
for the Air Force. Some are Air
i Force officers, some are civilians
'hired by the Air Force for techni
cal knowledge. : .
ADMIRAL TAKES JOB -
WASHINGTON Otv-Vice Admiral
W.'G. "Beecher JrV. ret, former
chief of naval informationis now
in charge of the public relations
section of the structural, clay pro
ducts institute. The institute is
composed of members of the brick
and tile producing industry. " '
SHORT SHOTS: As predicted
here -some time ago, NBC has
now announced its acquisition of
"Queen For a Day.", t .will start
as a daytime entry on the net
work in January, with Jack
Bailey as emcee . . . Gene Ray
mond, former host on the old
"Fireside Theater" film series,
starts a similar' chore on the
"Readers' -.Digest" series over
ABC Jan. 16. He will also star
in several of the episodes . .1.
Gary' Cooper makes his live TV
bow on "Wide, Wide World" Nov.
27 while on location for his new
picture, "The Friendly Persua
sion." At least it's a new way
of getting in a picture plug, j
.A brand new, "Laura Lee's
VIP'S," is scheduled to start on
one of the major networks before
Christmas. It will be, an , inter-!
view show, starring Laura Lee!
Payne, a genuine honorary' gen-!
eral, United States Army. In fact,!
the only such general extant . : J
Larry Sullivan will star in a new;
syndicated film series, "The Man1
Called X," the old Herbert Mar-i
shall radio show. They hone to
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