Fire Fighters: Tim and Chief Cody Figure Out How Fire Started

I bell stand by all station I station all this week I touch it Let's fire fighters the true to life story of our unsung heroes We stand ready to ride by day or night Against our most murderous enemy the demon of fire In just a minute we'll join Chief Cody and rookie fireman Tim Collins

In the living room of the gloomy old Willcox Mansion Where the two men are confronted with a situation even more serious than the fire in the attic which is now under control. Earlier, Tim's younger brother and sister, Jimmy and Trudy, had been frightened by Old Mrs. Wilcox's odd behavior, and by the reputation the

house has for being haunted. And now it begins to look as though they had good reason. But we'll look in on them right after this message that you'll want to hear. Let's go, firefighters! Let's join our friends in the old mansion that Jimmy and Trudy Collins have been so glad to get get out of a short time ago. Of course they'd been pleased when Mrs. Wilcox gave them a rare

old cup and saucer, the ancient snuff-box she'd found in the attic, looks as though the antique sale they planned to hold for the benefit of the junior firefighters was off to a good start. But then came the attic fire that had brought Chief Cody and rookie firemen Tim Collins to the scene. Now it begins to look as though bringing it under control was child's play,

compared with finding out how it started. As Chief Cody said impatiently to Mrs. Wilcox, I'm sorry, Mrs. Willcox, but fires just don't happen out of nowhere. Carelessness, accidents, sometimes said deliberately. Of course. That's it, Chief Cody.