Fire Fighters: Trying To Catch The Monkeys
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I bow, stand by all stations. Attention, all districts of firearm fire. Potted bells move immediately. That's it. Let's roll! Let's roll! Firefighters, a true delight story of our unsung heroes. It's land ready to ride by day or night against our most murderous enemy, the demon of fire.
Behind him columns and his rescue pal, Mushnatsuki, down at the waterfront, where they have a bad case of monkey trouble. Answering a rescue call, they're astounded to see when they get the scene dozens of monkeys swarming loose all over the sides of buildings.
Shipped from India for experimental purposes, the monkeys got loose while being unloaded from the boat. At first, the boys got a good laugh out of this freak assignment, trying to corral the wiry little creatures.
Then, they learned that their rescue job was more than a lark. We'll learn exactly what Tim and Mush are up against just as soon as we hear this message. Let's go, firefighters!
Let's go to the waterfront where Tim Collins and the others in the rescue company have answered the strangest call of their careers. Capturing a shipment of Reese's monkeys which are running wild. Been sort of fun for the boys, although they haven't caught a single monkey yet.
Until Mr. Jackson, the man of whom the monkeys were shipped, arrived on the scene. Mr. Jackson, seeing the monkeys scampering over the face of the buildings, is definitely not amused. Quite the opposite. He seems quite concerned.
Man, we must capture those monkeys immediately. We're doing all we can, sir, but that time, the elusive critters. Well, that must be a way. And we've got to find it. Tell me, you seem unusually concerned, Mr. Jackson.
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