Fire Fighters: Chief Cody Talks with Nightclub Owner

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In just a minute, we'll join the heated conference in the office of the manager of Rainbow House, where Tim Collins, rookie fireman, and his brother Jimmy have just asked Mr. Lippet a significant question. But before we hear Mr. Lippet's hot-tempered charges against Chief Cody, here's an important message for you. Let's go, firefighters! Let's go to the office

of Mr. Lippet, proprietor of Rainbow House, the city's leading restaurant. Now, Mr. Lippet, you remember, has just begun an open attack on Chief Cody, and Tim Collins, changing from is fired apart from uniform into civilian clothes as accompanied his brother Jimmy on a visit to Rainbow House.

Tim's intention is to inquire into the truth of Mr. Lipid's accusations against Chief Cody, while Jimmy has school business to transact. Lipid has just told him, Now let's see, as I understand it, your class at Northside School intends to rent one of our rooms for what was the occasion?

Our class banquet, Mr. Lipid. Ah, yes, your class banquet. Now, 50 guests you said, and you let me have your final decision on the main new well in advance. Yes, Mr. Lippett. Well, my young friend, I think that completes our business, doesn't it?

Yes, Mr. Lippett. Oh, just one thing more. Oh? Here? Uh, well, this is my brother's business, and I don't want to butt in, but... well, since I'm here, Mr. Lippett, you have a question, Mr. Collins?