Fire Fighters: Chief Cody Is in Trouble

stations. 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 Tim Collins' rookie fireman in Chief Cody's car. The Chief is about to explain a plan that has just come to mind,

a plan for making use of the services the Tenochom Tobote Company in the interest of the fire department. But before we hear what Chief Cody has to say, here's another message of importance. Let's go, firefighters! Let's go to me, Chief Cody and Tim Collins, as they ride in the Chief's car toward the rookie fireman's post of duty with Engine Company 209.

Only a few moments ago, you remember, Chief Cody exchanged hot words with Eustace Tennicom, owner of the Tennicom Toe Boat Company. And now, Tim wonders out loud. A Chief Cody, you know something? Well, back there at the dock when you ordered me to get Tennicom from his office, I...

I had the idea you were mad enough to bite his head off. Well, I was. A man in his position, permitting a fire hazard like that. Letting his men dump hot ashes and live colds on a wooden dock.

Yes, sir. You think Tennecom will cooperate now? He will. When he realized that his callousness might have cost him one of his precious tugboats. You saw how he changed his tomb. That's right, sir. He couldn't do enough for us.

Yeah. Oh, uh, Tim. There's a story in the afternoon papers about the fire department. The fire department, sir? Well, not really. It's about a man or a group of men. They're out to make trouble for the department, for me.