Department and Other Reports Received

British Columbia—Twentieth Annual Report of the Fire Marshal for the Province of British Columbia. 1941. 22 pages.

Schenectady, N. Y.—”Your City Government,” an account of the department organization, cost and operation of municipal services during the year 1941. 48 pages.

Fitchburg, Mass.—Annual Report of the Fire Department of the City of Fitchburg, fo.r the year 1941. 22 pages.

Panama—Report of the Bureau of Safety of the City of Panama for the year 1941. 58 pages.

Denver, Colo.—Annual Report of the Fire Department of Denver, Colo., for the year 1941. 30 pages.

Fort Collins, Colo.—Annual Report of the Fire Department for the year 1941. 16 pages.

Miami, Fla.—Consolidated Yearly Report of Fire Department Activities for the fiscal year 1941-1942. 15 pages.

Minneapolis, Minn.—Annual report of the Fire Department for the year 1941. 42 pages.

Denver, Col.—“Defend Your Home and Property,” a publication of the Fire Prevention Bureau of the Fire Department—9 pages.

Wilmington, Del.—Annual Repo.rt of the Bureau of Fire for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1942. 24 pages.

Firemen’s Association of the State of New York—Proceedings of the 70th Annual Convention. 2 volumes.

Sacramento, Cal.—Fire Prevention Manual issued by the Sacramento Fire Department. 54 pages.

Colorado State Firemen’s Association.—Proceedings of the 12th Annual Fire College and 26th Annual Convention and Tournament. 56 pages.

Prince Albert, Saskatchewan — Fire Loss Report for the year 1942.

Middletown, Ohio—Annual Report of the Middletown Fire Department for the year 1942.

Long Beach, California—Fortieth Annual Report of the Division of Fire for 1941-1942. 72 pages.

Wellington, N. Z.—Sixteenth Annual Report and Statement of Accounts for the year ended March 31, 1942, of the Wellington Fire Board.

New Jersey State Firemen’s Association—Proceedings of the Sixty-Fifth Annual Convention.

Springfield, Ohio—Annual Report of the Fire Department for 1942.