RADIO AND FIRES
Radio communication, between Lon-< don fire brigade chiefs and' the vari=< ous headquarters while big fires arei raging may soon be in use. Experiments have been going on for some months with radio sets fitted to the cars of two chief officers. Morse messages flashed over Scotland Yard's own. radio network keep the various brigades mi touch, and co-ordinate .their work. The experiment is a long process, and there! are various difficulties of interference,, but it is hoped that this new method may help the brigade to work mora effectively. Meanwhile, .a new foolproof alarm system is being installed mi various districts. This indicates mv mediately when an alarm line is out of order and in need of repair.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 62, 10 September 1937, Page 11
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