Fire Fighters: Tim And Chief Cody On Vacation At Plum Valley

All stations. Attention. All districts? A Babylon Fire? I said 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... We'll join Tim Collins and Chief Cody. Who are just arriving in Plum Valley by train after their rather ill-fated attempt, to fly to the little town where there to spend the holiday is the guest of Tom Culpeper, country editor friend of the chief.

After their experience with the burning plane, they're eager to shake off the responsibilities of firefighting and settle down to a restful vacation. Is that possible to you suppose? Well, we'll see in just a moment, right after this message.

Firefighters, let's go to the peaceful little town of Plum Valley, where Chief Cody and rookie firemen Tim Collins are just arriving for what they hope will be a relaxing holiday, fire from the cares and hazards of firefighting in the city.

There to be the guests of the Chiefs Old crony Tom Culpepper, a man about the Chief's age, who spent his life running Plum Valley's only newspaper a weekly called the Plum Valley Courier. Tom Culpepper has promised his guests a swell vacation with good country cooking and some of the best fishing in the state. In fact, fishing is the Chief's topic of conversation

as the train, one of the two-a-day that stops at Plum Valley, grinds to a stop before the So you've never gone bullhead in that, Jim? No, sir. I'm a bright nachis. Well, then you've missed one of the rare experiences of a lifetime.

Bullhead. Late at night, along the river. That's the life. So this is Plum Valley. Yep. And they got the best darn bullheads in the little river that runs through the town you ever saw. Well, a better pile off, I guess. See my pal Tom Culper is about.