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NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIATION OF FIRE CHIEFS FOR SERVICE & SAVINGS stop at the SIGN OF GREATER VALgES AMERICAN OIL CO.--from Maine to Florida The Finest in Fire Apparatus Is FIRE APPARATUS In designing and building fire apparatus for the protection of lives and property there can be no compromise with quality... All Mack apparatus is built to meet this responsibility . . . Fire Engine Division MACK MOTOR TRUCK COMPANY 75 NORTH BEACON STREET BOSTON 3~,, MASS. Six factory branches and twenty-eight authorized distributors in New England Triple Combination Pumpers- 500 to 1500 GPM . . . Squad and Hose Cars . . . Aerial, City Service and Quadruple Combination Ladder Trucks 48
NEW ENGLAND ASSOQIATION OF FIRE CHIEFS ’Owners and occupants of buildings need to ’be impressed with the fact that the tire department is maintained for the prevention and control of fires, andi it is to their adva.ntage to call the fire department inproblems 9f fire prevention and protection. Fire departments are.organized to give citizens protection agains.t loss of life and property ~by :fire~ While fire fighting must .be their pri~mary job, the most alert of these departments .consider that their full measure o.f service to the citizens requires as much attention to preventing fires as to putting them out. Intelligently,made inspections are the ~backbone of effective fire-prevention work. While one week each year is proclaimed as Fire Prevention Week, it really only means a revival of our fire-prevention activities which are carried out throughout the whole year. Home and Business Inspections ,The majority of fires are caused in, dwellings, and we therefore organized, our whole department to try and inspect not only the business section of our city, but a house-tohouse call, to try and advise the occupants of any fire hazards which might exist within the home. After this inspection was carried out, a report was left with the occupants as to the conditions found, and one of our fire,prevention pamphlets advising of the hazards of fire was left with the report. ’Over 10,000 of these dwelling inspections were made, and many thousands of these fire-prevention pa.mphlets were distributed throughout the city during the campaign. Schools It has long ’been recognized by fire departments that our children, can play a large part in preventing fires, and in this regard an effort is made to visit the schools at least twice a year, for the purpose o.f carrying out fire drills, and giving talks on how to preven.t fires in their homes, and what action to take when fire is discovered. These inspections always prove popular with the children, as the firemen bring along one of the pieces of fire apparatus, and put .on a demonstration in the handiling of life-saving and fire-.fighting equipment. During fire-prevention week, each child is given a Jun.ior Fire Inspector’s badge, making him or her a Fire Inspector during the campaign and throughout th4 year. Over Y,000 of these were ’distributed. Every co-operation is offered ,by the schcols, and this year we had to appoint seventeen of their older members for detail to the fire department each day of the campaign to take over the different administrative positions. It was very interesting to see how seriously these ~boys took over their jobs and~ carried out their duties under the supervision of our otticers. I personally had a young lad act each day as Chief, and he drove with me in my car and followed the activities of the position throughout the day. After these boys returned to their respective schools, they were required to write an essay on the work of the fire department, and explain to their classes what they saw and the position, they held. The essays were submitted to the department, and prizes were awarded by our Board of Trade for the ’best and the nearest. Fire Prevention Talks Prior to and during Fire Prevention Week, members of our Department visited each service club meeting, showed pictures and gave a short talk on the fire hazards 49
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