. Canadian Forest industries Gennaio-Giugno 1922. Macchinoso; le foreste e la silvicoltura; prodotti di foresta; polpa di legno Industria; legno industrie utilizzatrici. CANADA LUMBERMAN 39 presentato a Toronto in occasione della riunione annuale dell'Ontario Fire pre- invenzione League. I vostri agenti trovano che il sig. Laidlaw ha guadagnato il suo ex- perience e ha ottenuto il suo informazioni in gran parte dalla National Fire pro- tezione Associazione, 87 Latte San, Boston, Massachusetts, e tra gli esempi più eclatanti della presunta colpevolezza delle scandole in legno è il cosiddetto Nashville conflagrazione che ha avuto luogo il 22 marzo 1916. Una attenta e unbias

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. Canadian forest industries January-June 1922. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. CANADA LUMBERMAN 39 put forward in Toronto at the annual meeting of the Ontario Fire pre- vention League. Your officers found that Mr. Laidlaw gained his ex- perience and got his information largely from the National Fire Pro- tection Association, 87 Milk St., Boston, Mass., and amongst the most glaring examples of the alleged culpability of the wooden shingle is the so-called Nashville conflagration which took place March 22nd, 1916. A careful and unbiased judgment of the special report on the Nashville conflagration fails to show that the wooden shingle was re- sponsible for the spread of that fire. Indeed throughout the report there are many conflicting statements and there are also some remark- able evidences of a keen desire to conceal the real reasons by laying the blame on the wooden shingle. We quote from the report as follows: "The building of origin, a small, one storey, iron clad structure, used as a planing mill. The fire started about 11.47 a.m., and when the Fire Department arrived the flames had passed through the entire length of the buildings and were going across a 60 foot street igniting frame dwellings 100 feet east. A 44 mile gale was blowing at the time which increased to 51 miles per hour by 12.30 p.m., and by 12.20, that is 33 minutes after the fire started 33 frame dwellings, only 18 of which were covered with shingle roofs, had been destroyed and the claim is made that the Fire Dept. had the fire under control up to this time." There does not appear to have been any attempt on the part of theFire Dept. to play the hose on buildings in the wake of the fire and it was not until, so is is claimed, burning shingles were carried across an 1800 foot clear space and started fire in another section, that a general alarm was turned in and that Companies No. 5, 6, 7 and 8 responded: Companies No. 1, 2,

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