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Multiple death fires, in which three or more died in a single fire, made national headlines last year. Heading the list was a fire aboard the cruise ship "Meteor" in which 32 of the crew perished. At East Saint John, N.B., a gasoline explosion on a vessel at dock killed six men. Children were again the principal suffers in many tragic incidents. Take, for example, a flash fire in a Toronto apartment. Six of the seven victims were youngsters, trapped in their bedrooms. The blaze started in a kitchen stove, cooking Sunday breakfast. The coroner's inquest found delay in summon- ing aid, but it was revealed that the fire fighters were on the scene a minute after receiving the alarm at a nearby fire station. Matching the seven victims, seven fire fighters were injured in the frantic rescue attempts. Another Ontario fire claimed five children in "flames started by a defective oil space heater. 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