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NEW ENGL~kND ASSOCIATION OF FIRE CHIEFS THE MERCHANTS BANK & TRUST CO. NORWALK CONN. DRAKE ENGINEERING CO. Designers and Manufacturers of Hat and Special Machinery and Precision Parts 307 WHITE ST. (REAR) DANBURY, CONNo Phone 8-5376 P.O. Box 2022 DANBURY EXPLOSIVES COMPANY, Inco DANBURY METALIX ,MANUFACTURING CO., ¯ /estlake Fine Tools for ~Vatchma~ers CONN. 26 FITCH STREET EAST NORWALK, CONN. Telephone Norwalk 8-5593 NORWALK Co R. GIBSON & COMPANY 68 WATER STREET Publishers THE HARRIS & GANS COo Coal - Fuel Oils - Structural Steel Phone 6-3388 192 NORWALK, CONN. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIATION OF FIRE CHIEFS radio should check with Brother O’Banion; however, I am sure you have radio technicians in your area who can, answer your questions very nicely. MR. WALTER F. AMES: I believe that every Chief here sho.uld carry home with him the idea that this community should organize a disaster .unit taht would be prepared at all times for disasters such as happened in Worcester, or what may happen in his town in the future. Such plans workedi out well on the West .Coast. CHAIRMAN WOOLLEY: That is a v~ry good suggestion. We have said in these Panels that all this discussion gets us nowhere, unless out of it comes seine action. In the past we have had a number of resolutions~d_eyeloped out of thePanel discussions,. Chief O’Hearn suggests that this is a topic which might be given the Resolutions Committee. NOw it wouldn’t be fair with this group in back of me here f.o.r the Moderator to take up all the time. Have yo.u gentlemen (the Panel) .anything you would like to bring up here? I hate to monopolize the discussion. CHIEF JAMES L. GROTE, Chester, Connecticut: Chester is a small town, but I have a lot of neighbors there. I want to go back to the ambulance question. Our county is cut up into two districts--n.orth and south. We contributed $300 from each town for two ambulances, maintained by the Connecticut State Police. They give us the manpower--24-hour service with no trouble whatsoever--and! the little city of Middletown takes care of its own area because they have a hospital and their own ambulance. Each town contributes $300, and as we accumula.te this money that is-the way we buy new am’bulances. We are volunteers. ’CHAIRMAN WOOLLEY: Thank you very much, Chief. ,That is one of the shortest speeches .on record. Therefore, I will take this opportunity to thank the Panel and the rest of you for your patience, including the boys on the porch. Some of these topics we have discussed here will be aired further in Toronto. I also want to thank our good lady here who takes a terrible beating from me. Thank y.ou, and the President will take over. PRESIDENT MOLLOY: Just a_ minute; we have two more speakers this morning and I ~wish you would remain here for a few minutes. Mr. E. E. Miller, Assistant Chief Engineer, Tennessee GaS tTransmission Co., and Chief Engineer of the Northeastern Gas Transmission Co., will talk on "Natural Gas Pipe Lines." Mr. Miller. (Applause.). President Moll.oy and members of the Association: After Mr. Johnson’s indictment, of the natural gas industry of yesterday morning, I am somewhat frightened-to appear before you as a natural gas man and a proponent of high-pressure, natural gas transmission. Perhaps the best answer to Mr. Johnson’s remarks is to remind you that he is connected with the anthracite industry and the National Coal Association. .. Natural gas has been in New England for nearly two years, and in spite of all the dire prophecies regarding explosions and hazards of high-pressure, natural gas transmission, no one has been killed or injured as a result. In fact, many lives have been saved,, as evidenced by recent statistics compiled by the Mass. Department of Public Utilities. These statistics show that in the four years immediately preceding the start of natural gas service, 20 Massachusetts gas companies reported 239 deaths frem acci- 193 .... -~
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