Seward Seaport Record
Postol’fin' Box 204 - Trk’phonc Main lf>8
Published on Friday of Each Week at
Seward, Alaska
John M. Coleman
Editor and Publisher
$5.00 p- r year by mail. 10 cents per copy
MRS. HOPPIN GUEST AT
SEWARD NURSES' MEETING
The regular meet ini' of* Sew
ard Distriet No. Alaska Nurses
Association, was held Tuesday,
July 15 in St. Peter’s Church.
Instead of holding a business
session the entire meeting was
turned over u> Mrs. Marshall
Iloppin, president Alaska Crip
pled Children's Association.
Mrs llonpin showed films of
!• \sst ati on w !. : 1,1
Ti lory. ; i
of the \ o; v a id i - proures*
Her purpose \\ is to arena'.::!
professional and !n\ oeopU* u :!'.i
the exu'esiv* pi. gram, of ACC A
In th.e pas•. Mrs. Ho’v>in slat
ed, there has b on ,*o leerteii
community effort in E -ward to
help with i■: >1 \la.:ka’s big
gest health problems -crippled
children. The Nuiwes Association
has assumed the sponsorship of
the Association in Seward.
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!t Could Happen Here
Mrs. Robert Freeman and two
young sons, George and Roy,
escaped from their third floor
room at the Pioneer Hotel fire
in Fairbanks Monday. They were
unhurt, but lost clothing and val
uables, including all the money
Mrs. Freeman had with her, car
keys and other things.
Mrs. Freeman, finding it im
possible to escape by the stair
way had tied together sheets
and blankets from the bed, pre
paring to let the children down
on the outside of the building.
Firemen crane to their rescue
before this became necessary,
however.
This incident has aroused sev
eral Sewardites to the realiza
tion that such a tragic situation
could repeat it elf in Seward.
Desultory efforts have been
made in the past two years to
enforce the ordinal re retpiiring
adequ ito slei t or iron fir > es
capes on all hotels, rooming
1 >u - and apartment bu: id mgs.
f out, owners have complied
with the ordinance- -otlu rs
ignored it.
That the situation is allowed
to continue implies a grievous
fault somewlniv. If the faul'
!h - in a lack in the 01 i;:lantv
if it doe- not implement the
fire department with enough
authority to enf tree the law
then the law is faulty and should
be corrected.
If. on the other hand, the or
dinance is good, t ut is only lax
ly i nlorced -then, there is some
thing wrong. We do not intend
to criticise or imply criticism
ot any individual or any one
group m this re. itter. The burden
of respons.bilit.N lies upon every
taxpayer and ( very home owner
in Seward to do his utmost to
prevent the tragedy that oc
curred in Fairbanks.
The volunteer fire department
and its eity employed chief must
be given every support possible
both financial and moral. To
save the life of one person is
worth ail it may cost in money
and effort. If it is the duty and
authority of the fire chief or
the cit\ engineer or both to en
force the installation m fire
escapes, tin n the town must sup
port them in their < f art.'
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