Fire Fighters: Story Is Completed

station. I threw the life story of our unsung heroes who stand ready to ride by day or night against our most murderous enemy, the demon of fire. Just a minute we'll drop in a Chief Cody's office in Fire Department headquarters to hear the climax of his story of old-time firefighting, his account of the famous big fire that nearly destroyed the city years ago. But first,

we have time for this message. Oh, firefighters, let's go to Chief Cody's office at Fire Department headquarters where you remember he is telling fireman Tim Collins' brother and sister Jimmy and Trudy about the big fire in the old days back in the times when his chief Cody says, my kids that was when my own dad was the lieutenant of

hook and ladder three ones and his driver the man who had charge of the horses was your own grandfather Tim Collins and just a moment ago Chief Cody described the start of the big fire when with a strong wind blowing an alarm was sounded from District 12 down by the waterfront.

When town fire marshal Baker reached the scene. You found it. Well that boat block a building, it's a place. Watch yourself Marshall. And when describing the fire right down on us, we've got to move back.

When did start Collins? In Rafferty's Hope, it's Marshall. A hundred times a day, we're not like paper. Now it's just a lumpy. Well we'll try to save the harness factor. You and Janette, turn that water on the harness backway.

Let the lumpy yard go. Marshall Baker? Here at Lieutenant Cody. We've got to have our equipment. We can't hold back. What are you talking about? Look there, Marshall. Two blocks away. This is just the head of us. That's murderous wind.