Fire Fighters: Campaign to Obtain New Firefighting Equipment pt. 2
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Stand by all stations. Attention! All disjaded! That's it! Firefighters! 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 moment, we'll join Chief Cody and rookie fireman Tim Collins in the town of Plum Valley, where they have joined forces with editor Tom Culpepper in order to get basic fire equipment and train volunteers which the community needs so desperately. When the chief's attempt to present his findings to the town council have been prevented by its president, Turner Lawson, the fighting
editor had come to a decision. The people would have a chance to express their will on this matter at the coming election. With new candidates for the council squarely behind his campaign for fire safety, Tom had set out to defeat Mr. Lawson. Only he hadn't anticipated the methods this man would use to fight back, as you'll see right after this message.
Let's go, firefighters! Let's join Chief Cody and Tim Collins in the living room of editor Tom Culpepper's home, which is serving as his editorial office since his newspaper plant burned the other day. Fortunately for Tom's plan to defeat Turner Lawson in the election tomorrow, the fellow editor in the next town is letting him use his presses for
the all-important addition of the courier today. Our friends have been working hard to present all the facts fairly and squarely to the voters, and that's why they're stunned when Lawson drops in to say casually.
Now, I ought to tell you, Culpepper, your friend Al has suddenly discovered his presses are all tied up today. We'll be until after election. Well, that's impossible, Oton. He wouldn't do this to me. He did seem to regret it, but he happens to be pretty heavily in debt to me, my friend.
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