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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1956)
ly 3. 1956e e Salem, Cegonfcimrsday, rsg i ; 4 wv " f Sleuth Mgf Cti Hrlptd Cwrt jet Many a o THE CAPfl'Aft JOURNAL s -H i fleet, fre fromtonservation r-Akid any such flyt would t de- 0 o inch idiam"ter. a triangu'r o- inch scar on the back of his lIt hand, and a slight limp in his left leg. When we meef a man fitting this description, we can be positive he's jur mn because theje char-actH-istirw would not be duplicated in 38 billion times'" Charles P. Pray Mim ly Tf ing Bullet's Line of Flight Editor's Note: This Is life lasl inches from her breast whea theltht length of her'arm measured, nl lun articles about Stanley Mar- hullpt lirH ,,. .-n. ... . Thi. I hounnH J, hi Ihnt tho Donald, who has played an Import- smallonlv s (oi ioiiMo.nnnM ! ni havi h.M th mm 17 former FBI ran. then supesn- i. t. . n.i ish Columbia three-mile limit. ... ml. In P.-.elfln Vnrih...... Ti.. jj j , ' I t , i ' j V.Tii VVL-j .1 ,k. c,..., SI.., Mi ' " "" : j ... In.,l. .M Ik. .....! .. W1 .... . -- - vumviuuiu u wou.o nave Deen im-, incnes away ana sun ureu ii ai ; mmtm . u v.. w.., . . . .. p..,,..:.- nn . nii me mm m mi- icimnS .it.- , . ......u ... tnp offenders. ritn de ect on for near v a hall n... l,l r k i lJH ,uj i I ,.., Mur-Tlnna rl In head a nrn. Uliaer tnc I erilMan ling 10 Iisn Oil , jj ...:,., . 1 fnr n.eh nn ntw.t nn Onn llls , Peruvian Fishing Fleet ' May Invade NW Watew Section 2 Page 5 SEATTLE. The Times says! of the planned .Peruvian fishing in a it has received celiable intorma-; vion of waters outside the Brit ulation imposed on United Sales and Canadian fishermen, iiegan fishing Just outsid U tflree-mile limit. "The mystilication was overlh nied the rifht to take on provisions or fuel In British Columbia port!. At Vancouver, B.C., Homer Stevens., a fishermen's union off! avMal intent of hU Peruvian com- cial, declared tjat If the reported pnny report to be organizing Peruvian move becomes serious ,nc Tltt. '"tie would all be in favor of send- Another question was wncre ine . Canadian Shins cut to seiie crime detection for nearly century.) By GORMAN HOGAN nan possible for her to have held the herself. The husband was con- gun that far away and still pulled , victed of first-degree murder, th. trigger. , same case demonstrates, A slllflv nf nhntnrrr.nhc slum,,! i MneTlnnnlH savs the far! that PORTLAND Ifl - Many a killer i an ironing board in the room. 1 once a suspect- has been pin has kept a date with the execu-j There was an iron on it-a hot pointed, a thorough check of his tioner because a shrewd detective iron, at thniinrtoini. rmm ik. mninmnntc mill nsnallv Hisclnse was able to trace the line of flight sign of smoke coming from be- the motive and complete the pat of a murder bullet. neath it when the picture was tern of the crime. In fact, Stanley MacDonald one : taken. This didn't look like suicide: "if, remarkable how the two of the nations leading idcntiflca- to MacDonald. !usuay m together," he says. t,on experts, says this is so import-i H took a weekend w J To egin wi,h, the crime expert ?"'.v I i?n ? V, ".ShcHon. There, by tracing the points out, a good detective must in the solution of an fatal shoot- woman apparently was standing ! suspect everybody. He knows that 'nS' , I by the ironing board, MacDonald any persons who visits a room, for To Illustrate, MacDonald cites the! determined the gun had been fired instance, always leaves some case of Bernard Luech, a father of by a person about 5 feet, 10 inches' sign. How to find these signs and seven children, who told Shelton, i tall. j read them properly is the secret Wash., police he returned home 1 Mrs. Luech's husband was 5 feet of Sood crime detection. This one afternoon to find his wife dead 104. MacDonald and the other j ca'ls fr development of superior on the floor. A revolver was found : detectives took a closer look at I powers of observation, nearby, wrapped in a piece of him Hc had ,aken oul insuranccl "As a young detective," Mac gray flannel. on (,is wife only a few weeks Donald recalls, "I quickly realized Alter Mrs. Luecn naa been in . before. He had promised to marrv my own weakness as an observer asked MacDonald to head a pro- .Tu r c! ,. . ' j.s J." '. being recorded here "wiUi concern for such an operation. One guess posed state bureau of identification )"e " u" ur ' and mystification" and the gov- just a guess and nothing more- ti , iurisdiction etends only Gates Women Elect New 1956 Officer GATES Members of the San tiam canyon home extension unit met In the Gates community house for tneir Anrll mectinc. iHook at Wills" was the topic untler consideration, with Mill Ermina Fisher, demonstration from the Salem office, present to the British Columbia coast- and invostination "Your lone experience and denv onstrated ability in the field of criminal Identification and investi gation attest your eminent qualifi cations for the position," Pray , gun collecting hobby years ago ernments of the United States and was that the vessojs might actual- (I, .-.., n.ila. nffekni-. Pnrn hnc Canadians exoressed concern ... "Il """" "o ";" " "" eiaime,1 jurisdiction over waters earlier th"s S X.il & WW ft 8"ua,ion' th!!5h th,f ,ly, the Pmmm 200 miles off its shores and has earner mis weex auout reporis ,n Wasninsotl) t,owevori state "The Peruvian company, ac- crackcd down on American ves- iicpnrtment otllciais tola l lie As- coroing io iniormaiion in me nanus ses geitng Inside that distance.' .MlVimi'U l lt' Ult'lC IS IHl ll-LUIUi Ul Ultlivu OlPlcs auu boiiouiDii u, SV?"SSBi .k.. speak on the subject. me uniieu aiaics ciaiuin nia. fPAUn.u;.rt tk. i...Ak.. k the business meeting was called by the chairman, Mrs. William pennlck. her grave a month and police still hadn't decided for sure whether her death was an accident, suicide or murder, MacDonald was called into the case. Tests made on the woman's clothing indicated to him that the muzzle of the revolver was 17 a younger woman and had made a down payment on a .louse, agreeing to pay the balance with in 60 days. A former Minneapolis policeman, he was a crack pistol shot. Before the trial was over, Mrs. Luech's body was exhumed and wrote. MacDonald declined. But if the time should come j of any such report being received, ficlals, has said it planned to fish His son, a former Oregon City when he retires, he expects to i but some American firms have ! off the Columbia River, the Strait police chief, is now a member ol accept a twice-extended invitation 1 been fishing off the Pacific North the state police. to join the International Associ-1 west coast in Peruvian flag ves- MacDonald, probably the most ation of Document Examiners, a ! scls. widely known law enforcement group of less than two dozen hand- The Times report continued CONCLUDES VISIT UNIONVALE Mrs. Bert Mc- officer in the Pacific Northwest, is : writing experts who make up one too much occupied lo belong to ; ol tno most c organizations and he gave up his , in the world. of Juan de Fuca and British Co- lnmhin " r. n rtni-v Canada's denntv Farlane, who has been here a fisheries minister, said in Ottawa I month assisting in the care of "The concern was over what ' that a Peruvian fleet "could pro- her daughter, Mrs. Jack Mabry nut west salmon runs if a foreign 1 West Coast fishing grounds." Hc 1 home at Powell Butte. New officers elected were Mn. Wllma Baumgarner. chairman: Mrs. Richard Parker, vlce-chali-' man; and Mrs. Glen Henneu, re elected secretary-treasurer. Installation of officers will be May 23. The benefit dance, sponsored by the unit, in the school gym nasium, netted $35, which will be used to complete tne t the community house. p R E LI A B I ii jB in every detail of every job H 1 That's the kind of service we guar- jjSjfff jjyg antee our customers. Counter mer- Jm EST chandise or accurately compounded IS ffl'f prescriptions, you can depend on jW Bfija us for the finest in pharmaceuticals. Jj Wm Capital Drug Store 8 KB 2 LOCATIONS TO BETTER 1 BHI gjfgL V Main Store: 405 State, Cor. of Liberty S nftl Prescription Shop, 617 Chemeketa, &t fi Pf WE GIVE Z-K GREEN STAMPS i m ill' h IWTTTfTJi So I practiced constantly. Every time I walked into a room, I tried to make an exact mental picture of it. But analysis is as Important as observation, the veteran officer says, "because it s easy to jump at conclusions often wrong con clusions." No one person can master the science of criminal detection, .says MacDonald, after nearly a half century of study. The field is too wide. The master would have to know medicine, surgery, chemis try, law, in addition to being a technical expert in identification and detection. Yet criminal detection is emer ging as a profession, MacDonald points out, and while pay is not in keeping with training and abil ity, it is improving. MacDonald gets nothing, inci dentally, from his appearances as an expert witness in court cases. Multnomah County rents his serv ices out at $50 a day. He gets his expenses. His handwriting testimony was the clincher in the conviction of petite, red-haired Gladys Broad hurst, who plotted her wealthy sixth husband's murder, carried out by her cowboy lover in the wilds of Oregon's Jordan Valley a few years ago, Handwriting, like fingerprinting, is an exact science, the bald and bespectacled MacDonald says. He points out that In both, seven characters of identification are enough for positive identification sjnee these seven wouia noi De duplicated in some 38 billion spcci mens. Since there are only i billion DeoDle in the world, this leaves no room for doubt. In fact, these same seven marks of comparison can provide positive identification of a man you've never seen, MacDonald says. "Let's suppose," says MacDon aid, "that we're looking for a man 5 feet. 10 inches tall, blond, with Hue eves and of medium build These are four general traits, This same man has a large, dark mole on his left temple about a quarter- fun and comfort for your children! 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