Fire Fighters: Most Of The Monkeys Have Been Captured

Five bells, stand by all stations. Attention, all districts, a five-arm fire. Five bells, move in immediately. That's it. Let's roll! Let's go! Presenting 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 minute, we'll join Chief Cody and rookie fireman Tim Collins at the waterfront, in the neighborhood of the building which is now practically swarming with monkeys. Only a short time before, as they were being unloaded from a ship, the sling had broken and dumped their cages on the dock.

In a panic, their keeper, Len Lang, had turned in the alarm which brought Tim and the rescue company to what is proving to be their funniest and most important assignment in years. We'll join the boys and the monkeys just as soon as we've heard this interesting message.

Let's go, firefighters! Let's join Pete Cody in rookie-fireman Tim Collins as they watch the doctors car leave with Tim's rescue company buddy, Muchnoste. Muchnoste, you will remember, is contracted a bad case of monkey fleas, has had to leave with a doctor for a good old fashioned dog.

Oh, oh my. Everything seems to happen to him. First, it's counterfeit plates now, please. Some folks just seemed intentionally running to hard luck, yes, but that doesn't help solve our problem. Come on, let's go back to the warehouse of those confounded monkeys.

Oh, yes, they're the monkeys I almost forgot. These little rascals are as important to these medical experiments. As that man Jackson says, they are. They better lose no time catching them. Ah, yes, according to him, the success of the whole series of experiments depends on the shipment of monkeys.