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Fire thankful tomorrow. We take you now to our San Francisco studios, where you will hear Chief W. G. Lutke of the Oakland Fire Department, Chief Lutke. Good evening. Tonight I have been asked to explain the actual way in which the Oakland-Narcin squad functions.

In order to do that, I would have to have the entire half hour set aside for calling all cars and perhaps a great many more half-hours. So I won't attempt the impossible. Briefly though, the arson squad works in complete cooperation with both the fire department and the police at all times. When a battalion chief finds anything of a suspicious nature