The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-29

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complete Isolation of the contents of
the enclosure from other portions
of the building. There shall also be
provided suitable means for manually
closing all shutters simultaneously
from a point near the door. shutters
on openings not in use shah be kept
closed.
~ All shelves. furniture and fix
lures within the enclosure shall be
constructed of incombustible material,
sort whatever shall be pernittee or
allowed to be within such enclosure.
except the films used in the OPERA
ton of the machine. and film cement.
(gl Ventilation shall be provided BY
one or more mechanical exhaust sys-
TENS which shall draw air from each
arc lamp housing and from one or
more points near the ceiling. Svs-
directly or through a noncombustihle
fluc used for no other purpose EN-
/, haust capacity shall be not less than
fifteen cubic feet nor more than fifty
cubic fee per minute for each arc
lamp plus two hundred cubic feet
per minute for the room itself. tx
| haust ducts shall be of noncombustible
material. and shall either be kept
one inch from combustible material
or covered with one-half inch of
noncombustible heat Insulating ma
eriai.
(h) An approved film cabinet shall
be provided in enclosures where The
amount Of film exceeds forty pounds
feight thousand feet of thirty-fivs
nm. filml. All films not being used
shall be kept in the cabinet on in
Interstate Commerce Commission
shipping containers. but not over for
to remain in The shipping containers
SECTION 404.
Cabinets having a capacity of over
fifty sounds of film shall be pro-
vided with a ven from each COM
partment to the outside of the build
ing The vent shall have a minimum
effective sectional area of fourteen
uuare inches per one hundred pounds
of film capacity.
SECTION 405.
Smoking or the carrying of a light
ed pipe. cigar, cigarette or other
form of smoking material in rooms
wheret film is stored or handled is
ARTICLE S.
EXPLOSIVES,
SECTION SOL. APPLICATION.
This article applies to all explo-
sives except small arms ammunition
and .~pyrotechnic devices covered by
SECTION SOP. PERMITS.
The manufacture of explosives IS
| prohibited. A permit shall be obtained
from the Chief of the Fire Depart
ment to have. Keep. use or store or
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SECTION 500, TRANSPORTATION
tal Explosives shall not be trans
ported or carried on or In any con-
veyance carrying passengers for hire
explosives. shall display upon an
erect pole at the front end of such
vehicle and at such height that IT
shall be visible from all directions.
a red flag with the word DANGER
in white letters at least six l6) in
ehes in height. or in lieu of such
flag the wort "ExPDOSIVES' must
be painted on or attached To the
rear end and each side Of such We
ches in height.
(c) II shall he unlawful for any
person in charge of a vehicle con-
tanning explosives. to smoke in. upon
or unload the vehicle while intoxi-
| Gated. to drive the vehicle in a care
less or reckless manner, or to load
or unload such vehicle in a careless
or reckless manner.
Id 1t shall be unlawful for any
person to place or carry or cause
to be placed or carried in the bed
or body of a vehicle containing ex-
plosives. any metal tool or other piece
of metal or any matches.
(e) 1t shall be unlawful for any
| person to place or carry or cause
to be placed or carried. in the bed
or body of a vehicle containing ex-
plosives. any explorers, detonators,
blasting caDs. or other similar ex-
| plosive material.
SECTION 504. STORAGE.
fa) Explosives shall be stored only
in magazines made of fireprpof ma
teriai or OF wood covered with sheet
iron and co~nspicuously marked ma
OUS.-
10 Magazines containing explosives
shall be located at distances from
n~cighboring buildings. highways and
railroads in conformity with the
American quantity and distance table,
provided that n portable rnsgazin~
containing not more than fifty pounds
of explosives may be allowed In a
building not occupied as q dwelling
or place of public assembly if placed
on wheels and located not more
than ten feet from, on the same fIoor
with and directly opposite of the
street level, and n magazine con-
tanning not more than five thousand
blasting caps, may be allowed II plac-
ed on wheels located on the floor
nearest the street level.
fc) Blasting cap Or detonators of
| any kind shall mol be placed or ken
in the same magazine with other
explosives.
except when being inspected or when
explosives are being placed therein
or being removed therefrom.
tel Magazines shall be kept clean
n free from grit. rubbish and emp
ty packages.
ARTICLE 6.
FIREWORKS
SECTION COL, DEFINITION.
The term fireworks" as used In
this article refers to f~irecrackers.
pistols. toy cannons. decorating canes.
blank cartridges and other devices
designed n intended for pyrotech-
sEcTfok so2. MANUFACTURE AND
SALE.
The manufacture of fireworks and
the possession OF display of fire
works for sale is prohibited.
SECTION 603. DISCHARGE.
The use or discharge of fireworks
is prohibited except that pyrotech-
nical displays may be authorized by
resolution of the Council when I'M
der the control of qualified indivi-
duals and the time. place and man
ner of such display is approved by
the Chief OF h Fire Department.
ARTICLE Z.
MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS FOR
FIRE PREVENTION
SECTION 701. BONFIRES.
No person shall burn or cause to
be burned any trash lumber. leaves,
straw or any other combustible ma
terial in m street, alley or vacant
iot, WITHOUT q peFmlt from the Cnlef
Of the Fire Department, when such
burning shall be lone in screened
metallic receptacles approved by him
and under such proper safeguards as
he may direct.
SECTION 702. HOT ASHES AND
OTHER DANGEROUS MATERIALS.
Ashes. smouldering Goals or en-
! bers, greasy or oily substances and
! other matter liable to spontaneous
ignition shall not be deposited or al
lowed to remain within ten feet of
any combustibie materials or con-
| struction made up of combustibIe ma
t~erials. except in metal or other non