Fire Fighters: Mrs. Wilcox Informed How Fire Began

I've bound stand by all stations. Attention! All districts! That's it! Let's go! Let's go! Firefighters! The true delight story of our unsung heroes is 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 in rookie fireman Tim Collins in the old Wilcox Mansion, where Tim's young brother and sister, Jimmy and Trudy had come earlier to ask for a donation for the antique sale which the junior firefighters planned to hold. The fire, which had broken out in the attic closet almost immediately

after the youngsters left, has quickly and easily been put out. But it brought Jimmy and Trudy face to face with a very serious charge, where Mrs. Wilcox accuses them of setting it. Before we see what happens next, here's an important message for all of you. Let's go, There fighters! Let's join Jimi and Trudy Collins in the gloomy old attic of the Wilcox

Mansion, which it seems so scary when they had been there alone with old Mrs. Wilcox shortly before the fire broke out. It is still cluttered with trunks, furniture, and clothing of a bygone era, but now one end where the closet had been is blackened and charred. Chief Cody stands before it with a lamp held high, causing Mrs. Wilcox's shadow to stretch back toward the

children who huddle close to their brother Tim. A quick look around, a few sharp questions, then Chief Cody says. Well, Mrs. Wilcox, I don't think you'd believe me if I explained what happened. I think it might be wise you to show you who set that fire.