Fire Fighters: Tim and Crew Rescue a Cat

Stand by all stations. Attention, all districts. Ometers, 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 and Chief Cody at the scene of a sudden emergency, the one known to the Fire Department as emergency 99. But before we reach the spot, there is time for this method.

Let's go, firefighters. Let's go to the courtyard of the Fire Departan training school, where the square brick drill tower rises high in the air. Chief Cody and his guest, Miss Jenny Garland, had just watched the demonstration of ladder work by Tim Collins and the other men in the promotional school.

And just a moment ago, you remember, Chief Cody received a message and said, Miss Garland, you said you wanted to see the boys in action? Yes, Chief, I do. It's just what I need for the magazine article I'm writing about your fire department.

Well, you'll see plenty of action in a minute. Just watch this. A Collins? Yes sir. Keep that ladder crew together. You're going to have a chance to show what you can do. Are you wanting us to demonstrate that rescue again, Chief?

Oh, hello, Miss Collins. Hello, Private Collins. Collins, we have an emergency. A couple, sir? Right around the corner. Emergency 99. 99. Oh, hey, you meant emergency 99. Stand by the man the ladder. Oh, where, Chief, and how high?

Tina, the emergency is the first big three Collins right around the corner. Yes sir. Big two meters, 30 feet up, refuses to come down. just to come down. Oh she'll come down when we get there sir. On hand, hand by the car at that 45-foot ladder. Ready? Putts! Putts! Putts again. Putts! Putts! Putts! Come on