DOUBLE PNEUMONIA ACCOUNTS
FOP FIRST FORiCHR DEATH
Double pneumonia, complicated by
a bad heart condition, caused the
death ‘Wednesday afternoon of Paul
Ortiz, laborer of the palmer Camp.
Mr. Ortiz was a member of the
Moose lodge of Cordova and was a na
tive of Spain. His is the first
adult death in the valley since the
start of the colonization project.
Burial was in the Palmer Come
tary Thursday afternoon, service
being read by Father F. M. Sulzman,
NAVAL OFFICER VISITS PROTECT
H. V. Martin, Lt., j.g., U. S. No
of Anchorage, visited palmer this
week, and when interviewed said he
was pleasantly surprised at the
progress made by the construction
division since he was last here.
TEE FIVE DAYS ARE UP
Scene: The material depot.
Audience: Some of the boys.
Speaker: A colonist, boastfully:
”1 sure told ’em over
there in the office. I gave ’em
just five days to get a radio in
my home ... or else....”
A voice: "Or else what?”
Colonist: "Or else a ticket back
to the States, Whatcha suppose?’1
It is impossible to find any
official to whom such an ultima
tum was given, but if the colonist
who sounded off so loudly will
call at the office he will find a
slip of paper waiting for him.
It is NOT an order for a radio.
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