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NEw ENGLAND 2&SSOCIATION OF FIRE CI-IIEFS LAMIES TAVERN Fine Old New England Cooking at Its Best RALPH H. 1150 UNION AVE. HAMPTON CENTER. NEW HAMPSHIRE Air Conditioned - Tel. Hampton 616 SMITH CORPORATION_ Tel. ] 800 LAKEPORT, N. H. PORTSMOUTH TRUST COMPANY SAVINGS BANK PORTSMOUTH NEW HAMPSHIRE Member o{ Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CONLEY SUPPLY CO., INC. Plumbing - Heating - Gas Supplies. 51-53 TROY STREET HUbbard 2-3427 BOSTON 18, MASSACHUSETTS 230 MAPLE STREET Marlboro 405 MARLBORO, MASSACHUSETTS W. J. NEVERETT De Soto and Plymouth Motor Cars - International Trucks 21 GARDEN STREET NASHUA, N. H. MORRILL & EVERETT 7"/ NORTH MAIN STREET CONCORD, NEW HAMPSHIRE Telephone 2600 108
NEw E~XIGLAI’CD .AssocI~TIOlXI OF FIRE CHIEFS You Fire Chie.fs have no problem more difficult than the protection, of the 40,000 to 50,000 people_ who are passing their last, slow days. in the multitudinous nursing, convalescent, and boarding homes for the aged, and in the city and town infirmaries of New England. In the same buildings, lookirig after these patients,, there must be at least 7,500 more staff employees, who also look to you for protection. With reference to the institutions for the aged, just exactly how many of these places there are, and how many folks are in them, nobody quite knows. The figure I have just used of 40,000 to 50,000 is just a guess. In Massachusetts alone, at the last count, there were 735 licensed convalescent homes, and 856 boarding homes, with an approximate total of 22,320 patients. One such boarding home houses 276 patients, asmany as the-entire population of some of our smaller New England towns. For the whole o£ New England, you can double these Massachusetts figures, as I did in my estimate of 40,000 to 50,000. But, aside from the licensed institutions, there are unlicensed bootleg homes, we hear, and beyond all these, there must be hundreds., probably thousands of smaller homes with only two to four patients, apiece, that are outside the purview of our licensing system altogether. So that you can add another 20,000 to the 50,000 I mentioned before, if you want to include them all. However, the number of such institutions, and of their patients, grows steadily, month by month. Of the people who run these boarding and nursing homes, a subs[tantial proportion are of the highest type, such as doctors, experienced nurses., Competent middle-aged women with capital. ’Under such a management, the patients get adequate, sympathetic, loving care. Another type of management is in the business, purely for profit, but nevertheless may run high-grade institutions. A few of the owners, I am sorry to say, are completely unfit by character and disposition to care for elderly people, or anybody else, and their establishments are unfit, also. The respectable houses and the public officials concerned, want to see to it that these are cleaned up, or cleaned out. Not only the legislative commission on which I am now serving, and on which Chief Kimball has been serving, but you Fire Chiefs, are among the public officials for whom this. cleanup is a necessary duty. Now, let us look at the. patients. Not all of these folks are old, but most of them are, for their average age is 71. Some of them are spry, and in good health, and could get out of a burning building on their own. Many are senile; many are ill. Large numbers of them are bed-ridden and helpless. They cannot move, in case of fire; they must be moved. And, to quote Roy Beaudry, head o£ the Inspection Division of our Massachusetts Department of Public Safety, most of these patients "could not negotiate stairways or fire escapes, especially in the midst, of smoke, gas or flames." As to who pays for them, there is a certain proportion of these people who are in these places, voluntarily. In some instances, they or their families pay their way. Some have relatives who are thoughtful of them. Often, their relatives are merely anxious to get the folks out of the way. The bulk of them are placed in homes by public officials, and the general public pays for their keep. Most of these public officials are:.~umane,-if some- 109 "
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