Fire Fighters: Problems With Jimmy And Whitey

Stand by all stations. Attention, artistic. Fire fighters, 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 meet Chief Cody and Jimmy Collins down at the corner, where the Chief and Tim Collins' younger brother have gone to buy ice cream for the evening meal at the Collins' home.

Inside the store is Jimmy's rival, Whitey Williams. But before the boys get together, here's a message. Let's go, firefighters. Let's go to the corner store near the home of Tim Collins, rookie fireman.

Chief Cody and Jimmy Collins, Tim's 14-year-old brother, are on their way to buy ice cream. The chief's contribution to the evening meal he's been invited to share with the Collins family. Just a moment ago, you remember, the chief remarkable.

Jimmy, something's bothering you, I know. From something you said, I wonder if what's wrong is the firefighters brigade. Huh? Well, could I shout a journal? Is it the brigade, Jimmy? Yeah. Yeah, it is. Now you're getting me all upset.

Well, here's the store, Chief. And well, I'm going to get out of the brigade. And please, I don't want to talk about it. All right. Let's go inside and get our ice cream. I'll wait for you outside, Chief Coe.

No, what? Oh, nothing. I just don't want to go inside. Who's in there? Who's that you're glaring at through the window? Nobody much. Isn't that young Williams, Whitey Williams? Yeah, it is. Every place you go, there's that Whitey Williams.

Always buttoning everywhere. Whitey Williams, he's an officer in the Firefighters Brigade, isn't he? In your brigade at Northside School? Pretty soon he can be all the officers if he wants to, after I quit. So that's it.