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NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIATION OF FIRE CHIEFS CITY COMPLI MEN’TS OF SAVINGS BRIDGEPORT, CONN. BANK. COMPLIMENTS OF STAR RESTAURANT & GRILL Liquors, IVines, Beer AND FOOD AT IT9 BEST Z00 FAIRFIELD AVE. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. THE LOCKE STEEL CHAIN C0. Steel Detachable Sprocket Chains BRIDGEPORT, CONNECTICUT COMPLI MENTS OF ,. THE ~POST PUBLISHING CO. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. The Bridgeport Post Bridgeport Telegram Bridgeport Sunday Post COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES The Bridgeport Hardware Mfg. Corp. Makers of Mechanics’ Hand Tools BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Peerless Aluminum Foundry Company, Sand and Permanent Mold Castings ¯ Heat Treating ¯ X.Ray 55 ANDOVER STREET BRIDGEPORT 5, CO’NN. Telephone 4-2131 190
NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIATION OF FIRE ,CHIEFS CHAIRMAN WOOLLEY: I would say definitely "yes," 100%. (Remarks were made off-the,record) ooncerning the substitution of telephone’s for the municipal street signal box. CHAIRMAN WOOLLEY: We have a man here who is a technician and wants to discuss the question of fire alarm vs. telephone ~boxes, about which he is quite concerned; but we do not want to put any of our speakers in a posit}on where they may be requested to speak for an organization they represent at this time, .against their will. The communications committee of the International Ass.ociation of Fire Chiefs is very much ,concerned about this situati.on. You might as well face the fact that whether it is inspired by selfish interests, commercial in.terests or civic interests, they are going to have to be faced. You found that out in the .City of Stamford where this and other radical measures i~ the guise of economy, it was determined firemen were intended to do fire duty and n.ot traffic duty. The City of Miami has made a decision to discard fire alarm boxes, and other cities are weighing this action very seriously. I believe that your organization with the International Association, working with the National Board, will see to it that proper standards are maintained. I have been delegated to go to .Columbus to speak to the convention, in October of the International Municipa] Signal Association, and we have the signal men on our program in Toronto. This subject, will be .,thoroughly aired. In con.cluding, let me thank here Percy Bugbee for his kindness in relinquishing some time to which he was entitled. ’Last Call--"Has anyone got a question bearing on the t.opics you have just heard? Is there anything you want us to discuss here ’before we conclude which concerns doing a better job on the fire ground, gettin,g to the fire faster, extinguishing it more quickly andl cleaning it up quicker?" CHIEF KERWIN, Naval Base, Newport: Is the wave length of the various fire department radios kept within a certain rang.e on the FM band--are some 152 and some 1467 CHAIRMAN WOOLEY: I believe I can answer that for the Panel. It is an engineering problem largely. The installation of radio in any area--state, county or other, wise--is being done according to engineering standards set up by the signal men, the fire chiefs communications group and the FCC, which has designated to these groups the responsibility. In New England, Brother O’Banion of Boston is looking after details of allocations, etc. While some will use 152, MC band, others will be given the 46 megacycle band, and so on, where it is a matter of expediency and~ efficiency. It is anengineering problem having to do with interference, terrain and other details. I would like to say this for the record: we are fighting a battle ir~ Washington today to hold the frequencies which the fire service has been given, as the result of the efforts of Sam Pope, May.or LaGflardia and others who went down there in 1940-41 and secured the wave lengths for the fire service. Very frankly it is a problem. We have no paid 1.obby in the Na.tion’s Capit.ol, but the telephone; railroad and taxi companies have powerful lobbies andl they are bringing pressure upon, FCC. I give them all the credit in the world, and I believe no frequencies will be taken from the fire service at this time. The allocations, I believe, are safe at our hands if we work through the established channels. Anyone who wishes to have the details of I9I
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