The Archive · 1940

Loss Damage Than Expected

Effects of the bombing on the whole are less than the New York firemen expected, Chief Deasy said, forming ita tribute to the speed with which the London department eleardebris from bomb-set fires "30 that the next morning the buildings' ook lie a house being razed at London auxiliary war-time fire department system might well adapted for use In American forest five regions, Chief Deasy said.

Asked whether they had had an invitation from the Berlin fire department to inspect the Nazi fire fighting system, Chief Deasy said, "Well, they probably would send ition the sort paper that comes from Hades:

British correspondents were me forested in whether the nightly antly alveratt "barrages" disturbed" their "1m a pretty good sleeper," Chief replied, but I'm not that good."—United' Press, Over

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