Fire Fighters: How Fire Started Solved

Bells, stand by all stations. Attention, all districts. A fire alarm fire. Fire bells. Move in immediately. That's it. Let's roll. Let's go. Fire fighters. Presenting fire fighters. The true to life story of our unsung heroes who stand ready to ride by day or night against our most murderous enemy. The demon of fire.

In just a minute, we'll take you to the corner of Clark and Montague, where Tim Collins, rookie fireman, lies on the sidewalk, wrapped up in a blanket to protect him from the after-effects of an overdose of smoke and fumes. And beside him lies the talkative watchmen of the warehouse, whom Tim is rescued from almost certain death by fire. In a moment, we'll hear what the

watchman has to say. But first, a message. Let's go, firefighters! Let's go to the scene of the warehouse fire at Clark and Montague, where you remember Tim Collins, rookie fireman, has been put out of action by smoke and fumes after achieving the rescue of the warehouse watchman. Only a moment ago, Chief Cody ordered

the third and fourth call fire company is to return to their firehouses, and as the trucks and engines roll away, he ordered... First and second call companies, stand by to overhaul that wreckage. Battalion Chief Mandeville reporting, sir. Shall I take over now?

Alright Mandeville, I want to get a line on what started this fire. There's no doubt that the third floor was the point of origin, Chief. I'm going to question that watchman young Collins brought out of the fourth floor.

When your boys overhaul that building, I want them to watch for signs of arson. Yes, sir. Otherwise we overhaul as usual. As usual. Make sure that fire is dead. Rip out any walls or partitions where it might be lurking.