Fire Fighters: Chief Cody Threatens to Resign

All stations. Attention. All districts. A fire alarm fire. Immediately. That's it. Let's roll. Let's go. Fire. Fighter. Fighter. The true-to-life story of America's 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 office of Fire Chief Cody, where Tim Collins' rookie fireman stands by for orders as the chief launches his counterattack against the forces that seek to destroy his program of fire prevention.

But before we join the battle, here's a message you ought to hear. Let's go, firefighters! Let's go to Fire Department headquarters where Chief Cody has begun his fight to save his program of fire prevention.

As you remember, Mr. Lippet, owner of the Rainbow House, has made a vicious attack on Chief Cody. A smokescreen to hide the fact that Lipit's Rainbow House Night Club is a fire-traff which Lipit refuses to make safe. But Jimmy, fourteen-year-old brother of Tim Collins, has brought the issue out into the open, has laid the facts before the firefighters brigade of Northside School.

In just a moment ago, the fire chief ordered young Jimmy Collins to telephone the editor of the Daily News and tell him the story. Well, when the paper came out, everybody knew that the firefighters brigade at petition the mayor for action, and the parents of the firefighters demanded a showdown between Chief Cody and Lippett.

Later the mayor announced that a special hearing would be held in his office. Let's join Chief Cody and Tim as the mayor wraps forth. Are you ready, Mr. Lippett? I certainly am, Mr. Mayor. Chief Cody, ready, sir?