Fire Fighters: Tim Wants Transfer to Rescue

station. 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 drop in at the home of Tim Collins and learn Tim's decision on a question that can affect his career in the fire department for years to come. But first, here's a message for you. Go firefighters!

Let's go to the home of Tim Collins, where you remember just a moment ago, the young fire and found a riot in progress as Jimmy and Trudy, his brother and sister, rehearsed an important scene of their fire prevention play.

As Tim entered the front door, he heard sounds of that. Hey, it's me, everybody. I'm home. Good grief. What's going on in there? Hey, Trudy! Jimmy! Goes on. I'll beat your ears, Tim. No, no, no, no. You don't break it up.

Cut it out. Oh, golly. It's all right, though. It didn't break anymore. What's the matter here? Jimmy, Trudy, I'm ashamed of you, too. Oh, hello, Tim. Did you see our play? Just like the radio, Tim.

You play? What are you talking about? Well, you know, Tim, our prevention play. For the fire, Friday's Brigade. Oh, good grief. I thought it was a riot. I almost tapped in a call for the rescue squad to get me out of you.

Oh, teacher, I just love it. Let's do the big fight scene again, Trudy. All the way through so Tim can see how it starts. Now watch. Hey, the rescue squad. Oh, I wonder. What'd you say, Tim?

Kids, where's Mom? I've got to talk to her. Well, I'll see you later. Hey, Mom, I've got to talk to you. Well, what do you suppose he's got to talk to? Mom, I'll bite all of a sudden.