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NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIATION OF FIRE CHIEFS We manufacture a complete line of Municipal, Approved fire hose. QUAKER "EASY-FOLD" MUNICIPAL FIRE HOSE A triumph of flexibility . . . a hose so pliable, so easily tucked away, that you get 1/3 more of it on your fire truck. This hose always makes an "easy fold" for it’s made to collapse completely and to fold tightly when not in use. Call, write, or wire, but get the entire story (plus samples) today. Factory Mutual and Underwriters QUAKER RUBBER CORPORATION Division of H. K. Porter Company, Inc. Philadelphia 24, Pa. FIRE-SAFETY IS ON THE WAY! New Englanders are rapidly learning the many virtues of concrete masonry construction . . . fire-safe, stormproof, termite-proof, highly insulative, AND BEAUTI- FUL. The more people protect themselves against the elements with concrete masonry construction the less you Fire Chiefs will have to protect people against themselves ! CORPORATION HAMDEN CONNECTICUT 46
NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIATION OF FIRE CHIEFS our own house in. order. Let’s think seriously about this atomic-bomb ~situation and think = how we could cope with it and think what we could, do. It might pay you, dividends to pay a lot of attention to planning. Mr. President, I am happy to come up here to. New England. You know, New England--to us in Oklahoma--is the "Cradle~:of Democracy." Democracy started right up here in New England and we are all going to be called on to protect it, and we hope we can do just as much as you do here in the New England States, because we kncw it was born here and, we know you are not go{ng to let it die. With that, thanks a lot for this opportunity. (Applause.) PRESIDENT MOLLOY: Our next speaker on the program is Chief C. Gray Burnet~ of Ottawa, ’Canada, President, Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs, who will speak on "Fire Prevention Activities in Canada." CHIEF C. ’G. BURNETT: Mr. President and Gentlemen. I am very pleasedi to have the privilege of attending and addressing your Annual Conference here in Portsmouth, as I have heard on. several occasions about the work carried on ,by the New England Asscciation and~ the wonderful convention held each year. Our Ontario Fire Marshal, Mr. W. J. Scott--who, I believe, is a member of your Association and a regular attendant-comes back home .singing the praises of the convention and advising everyone to attend. = May I also bring you cordial greetings from =our .Canadian. Association of Fire Chiefs, who are meeting jointly this year with the International Association in. the City of Toro.nto, and who extend an invitation to all of your members to ..be with us in 8epteraber when--from all accounts of our Toronto Convention Committee under the Chairmanship of .the genial Jim Arnott--this should be the outstanding Conference of the year, and .Canada will welcome all those who attend. My main purpose in being here today is to tell you of the fire-prevention program which was carried out in the :City of Ottawa, andTwhich w6n top honors for Canada out of a field of seven hundred and eleven entries from all over .Canada. Our Canadian fire-prevention programs are judged similar to your United 8tares entries, ;by the National Fire Protection Association in the City of Boston, and we are very pleased that this Association and the Committee appointed by them, which in-: dudes one ’Canadian, takes on. this tremendous job of judging .the many entries= submitted ~by both our countries. In my opinion, fire,prevention programs have more than proven their worth, and we of the Fire Service know that in order to reduce the rising loss of life and property each year, we must continue to .bring before our citizens the hazards of ~ire; and in order ~or us to succeed, we must have co-operation from service clubs, schools, churches, thea~res, and from citizens in all walks Of life. The average citizen is not trained to recognize fire hazards, and does not have a practical, knowledge of fire fighting and the factors influencing the spread of fire, as dces the experienced fireman. 8till it is very SurprMng how much interest has been shown in matters of fire prevention by our business men and property owp.ers in the past few years. I think this is largely .due to the continued .p.ublicity and extensive inspection campaigns which have been organized and carried out by the fire departments in most of our communities. ........ 47-
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