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| Victim Uses Expressive
Eyes To Help In Capture
Of Suspected Kidnaper
BURBANK, Calif., UPt—A young
widow spoke with her eyes yes
terday and helped undo the plot
of a man who had kidnaped her
baby daughter, the FBI reported.
Betty Utterback, 21, said a man
she met on a blind date a week
earlier stopped by her home and
asked to take her 21-month-old
daughter Cynthia on a shopping
trip with him. He left with the
child, she said, but returned 15
minutes later without Cynthia
and demanded $8,500 for her re
turn.
Then, Mrs. Utterback said, the
man forced her to accompany him
to her bank and stood near her as
she asked to make a withdrawal.
“She gave me a sign with her
eyes that something was wrong,”
said Barney L. Kotrbe, the bank
operations officer. Kotrbe said he
give a sign to another empoye,
who called the FBI. Agents seized
James E. Reinhard as he was
leaving the bank with Mrs. Utter
back.
Cynthia was found crying and
hungry in a motel room.
Reinhard, 24, of Ventura, Calif.,
was booked on suspicion of kid
naping.
DO YOU REMEMBER Napoleon
Powers. He was often called ‘Pole’
Fowers. He went to Nome from
Colorado with dogs in 1896 and
was in Sitka in 1895. Then he was
a recorder in Circle City in 1897
or 1898. Some think he went down
on the “Islander.” Some say he
was a survivor. If you have any
information, his son, now living
in Philadelphia, would appreciate
any information. Send any suoh
to Crystal Morgan, 1675 Hopkins
St., Berkeley 7, Calif.
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I Nome Chamber
Meeting News
r
At the regular noon meeting of
the Chamber of Commerce Mon
day, Robert Scott, city clerk, chal
lenged the members to investi
gate Bonding Proposition No. 2
which comes before the voters
next month. This proposition calls
for the bonding of the state for
the ferry in Southeastern Alaska
and road building in the state. He
called attention to the fact that
I the legislators returning from the
[last session brought back word
that northern Alaska would share
in this bonding issue with the
building Highway 97 by “gentle
men’s agreement,” but he found
in a recent trip to other parts
of the state that legislators in
those areas had no knowledge of
this, with the exception of one
legislator from Fairbanks.
Scott expressed the belief that
unless the Chamber pinpointed
this project as northern Alaska’s
share of the $23,000,000 in this
bonding proposition, Highway 97
might be forgotten by the legis
lators of the other divisions. The
voters should know now what
this money is to be used for, he
stated, besides the ferry which is
getting plenty of publicity.
Welcomed at the meeting as a
new member was Howard Crink
low, manager of the Nome Light
and Power Utilities, and visiting
member Rita Harper was given
a hearty welcome after an ab
sence of four years.
Bush pilots for Wiens now sta
tioned in this area were intro
duced, George Thiele of Barrow,
noted as a polar bear hunter and
guide and outstanding for polar
bear hunting with bow and arrow.
Tony Schultz, who needed little
introduction as he has flown in
this area before, told of the pro
posed U.S. Army maneuver in
the planning to drive vehicles
from Fairbanks to Nome probably
in the winter of 1962 as part of
the U.S. Army defense planning.
President Pearse Walsh an
nounced that following the meet
ing next Monday the members
would be invited to the offices of
the Bureau of Land Management
where Mr. Saindon would explain
the importance of this office in
the new state and how it applies
to this area.
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