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Phone WA 4-6500 NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIATION OF FIRE CHIEFS STORES THROUGHOUT GREAT~:R BOSTON COOLIDGE CLEANSERS, Inc. Cleansers and Dyers Since 1902 Plant and Main Office |10 COOLIDGE HILL ROAD WATERTOWN, MASSI THE New England Association of Fire Chiefs wish to thank o~r advertisers and friends for their support by advertising in our annual report. MEMBERS, PLEASE The Advertisers IN THIS BO’OK ARE OUR FRIENDS. WITHOUT THEIR CO-OPERATION, THIS WORK wOULD NOT HAVE BEEN POSSIBLE. WHEN YOU ARE PROVID-.~ ING FOR YOUR NEEDS, PLEASE PATRONIZE THESE,-OUR FRIENDS, WHO HAVE SO WILLINGLY HELPED TO MAKE _OUR REPORT A SUCCESS. WARNING TO ADVERTISERS ¯ Again we warn our advertisers against fraudulent solicitors. REPORT SUSPICIOUS PERS’ONS TO YOUR FIRE CHIEF, OR TO’ THE SECRETARY. THE MELROSE GO-OPERATIVE BANK The Bank for Savings and Home Financing 638~ MAIN STREET ME 4-2500 158
NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIATION OF FIRE CHIEFS I am sure you could help him too in planning his exits from the building. I am sure that at the time of his. annual inspection, or that of the superintendent of schools, of the building in which many of them ~use, your ~national fire protection blank for checking, that it would be of great value if he would call upon you people to go around the building and check with him. Now as inexperienced as I am in the matter of fire safety in a building, I can go into a building sometimes and see things that are very wrong as far as safety from fire exists.-:t: ~’an se4 tl}e i’~k{ih’guishers hidden in corners, hidden under garments hanging. I have asked teachers where the nearest fire extinguisher to the room is? "I don’t know." In one place in the dead of winter I found all the fire extinguishers in the basement where they would freeze in the winter when they are most likely to be needed. I have been in school buildings to look at the hose to realize they were full of holes and would burst very readily, and I am inexpe~ed-~ed in your line. 8~e how much you could do ¯ . , t: . ~ ’o ~’ , ’ ’ if you went through a bud&ng w,th the prmc,pal, saw those things and helped him plan differently. : . C~AIRMAN ]~RSKINE: We are running short of time, about seven minutes left¯ CHIEF FRED E. WHELAN, Milton, Massachusetts: How can a Chief of Police have a town inspection made similar to that made in the town of Natick, Chief Brown? CHAIRMAN KENNETH H. ERSKINE: I believe it was last year we discussed the subject of town inspections rather thoroughly. Town inspections are put on by members of the Bay State Association and fire prevention inspections are arranged, after a city or town through its municipal authority has requested such inspection. In the case of Natick the Board of Selectmen made an official request that the Bay State Fire Prevention Association inspect their town and it was made with the cooperation of Chief Brown and the agents’ association in the town, and civic organizations located in the town. It is a rather large undertaking and perhaps "Bud;" Brown would like to just say a word as to what it accomplished in the town of Natick. CHIEF LYMAN GI BROWN, Natick, M~ssachusetts: They brought in 100 men and inspected the town in one day and they were only refused admission to two buildings. One of them was called back afterward and the owner d~cided to have it inspected!. The other was a man who has a small greenhouse who carries no insurance and that explains pretty much the type of indi4cidual he was. ~- As a result of it they tagged, I believe, four buildings dilapidated that should be removed. We have one in the process of being removed now and two more will be as soon as the people can get to it. They are definitely getting to it. The third is in an estate and as you fellows all realize, it is hard to do. The hardest job I had in connection with this whole project was selling the idea to the Board of Selectmen. They were afraid to have the inspection made. Ffhey were afraid it would create ill feeling in the town and I can truthfully say there was not one complaint. They tagged a lot of d~efects, some minor and some proba.bly major. We have 90 per cent tied up with the exception of a few, and one was the gas line pump in the public works building. It has been there for twenty years and it probably will take a little time to get it moved outside, but in general the common hazards have been cleaned out. We had more rubbish taken to the dump two weeks before the inspection than normally in six months. We do inspect work as well as most towns of our size can. 159
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