Fire Fighters: The Motion Picture Mystery Pt. 3

Stand by all station. Attention, all district, a five alarm fire. Five bells move in immediately. That's it. Let's go. Let's go. Presenting firefighters, the true delight story of a run-sung heroes who 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 and Tim Collins at the scene of the truck fire, a fire they were called to in the evening after the near-disasterous film bought fire in the Central Newsreel Building.

This fire, you recall, began suddenly while Tim and Jimmy were making a behind-the-scenes tour of the newsreel company with a manager, John Gillette. Later, probing for the cause, it developed that an unidentified man left the newsreel building just before the alarm sounded with a badly burned hand.

This led Chief Cody to the conclusion that the newsreel fire may have been deliberately set by someone who wanted to destroy this week's yet unreleased newsreel. We'll learn more about this theory, right after this important message.

Let's go, firefighters! Let's go to the scene of the truck accident and fire, the corner of Jeffries in 29, to where the chief and Tim have been called, immediately after their conference with Detective Sergeant McGurk, a conference at which the chief told McGurk to be on the alert for the next criminal move on the heart of a person,

or persons unknown who set the film, Walt Fire, and who may, after learning that this week's newsreel was not destroyed, attempt to destroy the prince when they are distributed to the theaters around town. Well, right now, at the scene of the truck fire, the chief has learned some very startling information, just as Tim, who has been inspecting the ruins of the truck, calls out.