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NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIATION OF FIRE CHIEFS Eastern Oil Burner Service Company Manufacturers o] /lutomatic Oil Burners Range Oil - Heating Engineers - Fuel Oil 27 PORTLAND .STREET Telephone 3-6495 =. PORTLAND 1; MAINE :’ J.F. CIPRIAN0, Pres. H. WESLEY HUTCHINS CO. ESTABLISHED 1876 -- INCORPORATED 1891 Manufacturers of Folding Paper B~xes AUBURN, MAINE Telephone 1162 CHARLES CUSHMAN CO. Factory: Auburn, Maine -- Boston Office: 179 Lincoln Street 209 COURT STREET AUBURN, MAINE SHAPIRO BROTHERS SHOE CO., Manufacturers of Smart Shoes for lVomen AUBURN, ME. 66’
NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIATION OF FIRE CHIEFS Again may t express my thanks for your presence, and I hope I will come back many times in the future. Also, I hope all of you come up and visit us. Thanks very much. (Applause.) PRESIDENT MOLLOY: Thank you very much, Marshal Scott. Our ’next gentleman on the program is a very distinguished man from Massachusetts, Mr. Robert F. Ulm, Massachusetts State Fire Marshal, who will talk on "The Activities o.f the state Division of Fire Prevention." Mr. Ulm. (Applause.) MR. ULM8: rI’hank you very much. Members of the New England Association of Fire .Chiefs, and friends. I know the hour is getting late, and I am going to"~ry to move along just as fast as I.can. It is a pleasure to be here and discuss, with you the activities of the Massachuset.ts Division of Fire Prevention. ’However, after listening to Chief McAlpine, who says he is rounding out forty years in the service, I have only had fifteen years--and ten years as Fire Chief. I would like to tell you a little about our divMon. It is under the Department of Public Safety, at 1010 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston,, and we are hea&d by a Commissioner, General Otis Whitney. We have a division of fire prevention, the criminal division of detectives, photography, etc. Besides his other duties, the Marshal is State Chairman of Electrical Examiners, an ex-officio member; he is a director of the Massachusetts Safety Council and Chairman of the Governor’s Council on Civil Defen, se. The office personnel consists of two junior clerks, a senior clerk, a hearings’ officer who takes notes on legal procedure for court action; a principal clerk who takes care of all our statistics of 3 ~ 1 towns and cities, fires and causes and loss of life by fire. We have a head clerk who is my secretary. Now, for the technical advisors we have an assistant fire-prevention engineer, and his job consists of advising Fire ’Chiefs and the Fire Marshal on technical points in regardi ,to construction of .tanks, of liquefied petroleum ’ installations, oil-burner installations and other safety work. He travels, the field when necessary to assist the Fire Chiefs in the Commonwealth. We have an expert assistant on explosives who is responsible for all explosives, including all fireworks, blasting or transportation Or storage of materials. We have a chemical laboratory set up under statutory law to provide us with advice and .analyses of various fluids, solids, compounds and gases that are brought in to the office by various Fire ’Chiefs in the State. We use this informat~or~ to bring it back to the Fire Chief and inform him the method in which it should be stored c;r handle& Now, besides the technical advisers, w~ have a board of fire-prevention regulations--a .board which is. appointed by .the Governor and consists of seven technical men. They make rules and regulations not igconsistent with .Chapter 148 of Law Enforcement. That gives you an idea of..,., the personnel assigned t.o our Division of Fire Prevention in the 8tare of Massachusetts. Our activities are centered around the Fire Chiefs themselves. They are centered around the law enforcement agencies and also by the material that is brought in to us, and the legislation that passes through the 8tare House and the Board of Fire Prevention r, egulations. ---~ Our method .o.f determining the necessity of fire prevention work is based upon he statistics furnished by the Fire Chiefs. We find im our Commonwealth that the .greatest_n_umber of fires are caused by careless smoking, carelessness with matches and 67
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