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LT. CMDR. PULLERTO ADDRESS CHAMBERLt. Cmdr. Fuller, captain ofthe coast guard cutter Sorrell, will be guest speaker at the Friday Chamber of Commerce lun-i cheon. He will speak on armed forces week, which is being mark ed throughout the nation this week.All members of the Chamberare urged to attend and hear Lt. Cmdr. Fuller.search today over the flatlandsaround the bay.A special marine broadcastwas radioed last night to boats that might have been in the Icy Strait-Glacier Bay area Monday night, but the calls produced no information on tile woman.Boddy said the extensive search probably would be called off tonight unless some trace of Mrs. Dr a goo is found. Beach patrols will continue for some timehowevw.BUSINESS SESSION OFI FAMILY DIVIDEDEPSILON CHAPTERMembers of Epsilon chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, met Tuesday atMUSICALLYby Hal BoyleNEW YORK iAt Sorrow comesthe home of Mrs. Gail Bagley jn ^jme many fine old famil-for a business session. |jes But ^e tragedy that has befallen Louis and Elaine Lorillard brief report on convention plans ^ Newport *s indeed almost un for the benefit of members who ' bearable.had been unable to attend the | Their only two children recent convention sessions; and re 8 and j)jdj u• «m __ _ it _ •___announced May 20 as the closing lt;n- roy fans date for registration.— Pier-and rock, “We are doing out best to con Mrs. Richard Calhoun was ap- vert them,” said Elaine bravely,pointed to prepare and present «but so far we have had no luck.”the chapter’s report on activitiesWhat makes her plight even of the past year at the convention more ironic is that she and herforum on this topic.husband, an agile offshoot from Flowers were reported sent to the proud 0id Lorillard tobacco |Mrs. Eldon Ridley a member of tree, are perhaps America’s lead-the chapter who is a patient at mjssionaries for a pre rock Mt. Edgecumbe hospital. j »n roll type of music — the onePlans for a formal dance to be known as jazz, sponsored by both chapters of j jn fact they are famous for the sorority and by the Jaycees having brought jazz to Newport, sometimes this summer were dis- the sedate Rhode Island seaside cussed. Mrs. Raymond Karr will resort where they dwell in a man-serve as sergeant at arms. \ sjon s0 jarge Mrs. Lorillard neverNext meeting will be held at jjas found enough free time tothe home of Mrs. Jack Sanders, count its rooms, with the Mesdames Ralph Daletesses.Until 1954 the most notable mu-Hutchison as co-hos- gjc |n Newport was the soft slapof surf on sound, the genteel mur-Substance for the art of life muring of hardening arteries and— the true— was the topic for vagUe noises of dear oil lad-the cultural program, which was jes reading the novels of Henry presented by Mrs. Gene Craig. I james aloud to cure their insom-She outlined some of the early : njareligions and pointed out that But in that year the Lorillards science and religion go hand in staged the f|rst of a series ofhand. (annual jazz festivals there.Refreshments were served by * The barriers of the old guardMrs. Gene Craig and Mrs. Gail J _ ^eir lorgnettes — were raised Bagley. 'at once in an icy wall against! tlie invasion.“The resentment wasn’tSEARCHERS FAIL TOsoFIND MISSING WOMANmuch against the music, as thetown was overrunJUNEAU UP Search parties re-|once b* 3-°°° visitors,” sab ported no trace today of a woman me' ^be tradespeoplemissing since Monday night in bapp*IllllJOlllK OAAAVV ”0 w - J flf • AA 1 t A# _the vast Glacier Bay National “»• boycotted or a timeMonument GO miles weal of the I •» • sobtle way IAlaska capital.think that’s all over now. but IMary Louise Dragoo, 43,careThe truth is that many of theof a park service ranger at the national monument, is the objectold (Want have swung the otter,,f a wide spread hunt that began “any are lookmg forwardi 7 to the fifth Newport Jazz Fes-tT Boddy, president of the; Uval this summer, at wMd. 60, luneau rescue council, said hours*»f search by air, sea and land esterday produced “nothing encouraging at all.“We seem to have come to alead end,” Boddy said. “We laven’t found one clue.”The weather in the Glacier Bay irea yesterday was excellent for lerial observation, and three pri-fate planes and an Alaska Coas-al Airlines helicopter scouted tundreds of square miles for themissing woman.The helicopter returned to Juneau last night but the airlines said it would be sent back into the area if any trace of the woman was spotted.The three small planes resumed the aerial search today. Two of the planes are from Gustavus a Civil Aeronautics station just south of the park service community of Bartlett Cove at Glacier Bay. The third plane is operated by the Juneau civil airpatrol.The missing woman is the wife of Parker Dragoo, a supervisory park ranger at Bartlett Cove. The couple came to Alaska last January from Kettle Falls, W ash, where Dragoo had served on a previous park service assignment!Mrs. Dragoo was last seen at 6:15 p.m. Monday when she left her home at Bartlett Cove for aiCLEVER little10-20 toppings forralk. A light rain was falling, j Warm weather — easy and funfrom a minimum oflacks and light shoes.Initial search efforts Tuesdayfabric.No. 1438 is in sizes 10, 12, 14..16, 18. 20. Size 12, 32 bust, ruffled ain and high winds off Icy Strait I biOUSotte, 1 Vi yards of 35-inch;purchased ruffling; col-ilacier Bay and the inside wat-Jjaredrs near Juneau. Forty miles contrast; halter, 1 yard plus l yest of Glacier Bay, through yard contrast.*oss Sound, is the North Pacif c ocean.Send 3ac in coins for tills pat-rn to IRIS LANK (cats of DailyA Coast Guard plane and the i sitka Sentinel) MT W. Adams utter Sweetbrier from Juneau |v,1iicago 6, Illinois.irithdrew from the search yester lav. But 20 residents of the GlacSend 23c today for your copy ! Home Sewing for *M. A complete sewing magaslne for everyark service employes, and 211 woman who sews for herselfher famifcr. Gift pattern printedda the book.
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Daily Sitka Sentinel
Sitka, Alaska, US
Thu, May 15, 1958
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