Fire Fighters: Man Confesses to Starting Fires

Stand by all stations. Attention, all districts. 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 join Chief Cody and Tim Collins' rookie firemen at the scene of the Great Tenement Fire, where the ruins of the building now smoldering in the dim light of early dawn lie collapsed in the street.

As the hosemen from the engine companies drenched the charred timbers with streams of water, Chief Cody hunts Joe Ferguson, suspected as the arsonist who caused this desolation. But before we join the man hunt, here's a message.

Let's go, firefighters! Let's go to the scene of the Tenement Fire, where you remember Tim Collins and Fire Chief Cody are about to start searching for missing Joe Ferguson, the man who is suspected of having set fire to the tenement and the dead of knife.

In just a moment ago, a short distance away, Private Murphy of Hook and Ladder Company three ones heard a familiar voice raised an argument with a belief. Shao Wat officer, them two suitcases belongs to me.

Well, what do you know? If it ain't my pal Joe Ferguson, an officer margin has to wear the color. Listen, it's gold, it's late, it's almost morning. You're supposed to be here to watch that fire line.

Now go on and watch it. Lay off people that lost everything they own in the fire. Well, now Mr. Ferguson, that sure is tough. Hey, you wish they were firemen. You saw how everything I own got all burned up in that fire?

Creeper's I almost even lost my wife! Yeah, you lost everything you owned, except those two suitcases you had, stacked here to cross the street, behind a sign board. Come on, Ferguson, you better come along with me.