Fire Fighters: Chief Cody Orders More Men to Rescue Tim

Five bells stand by all stations. Attention, all districts. Five alarm fire. Five bells. Move it immediately. That's it. Let's roll. Let's go! Fire fighters! Presenting 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. In just a minute we'll join Tim Collins' rookie fireman in his fight for fresh air in the fourth floor of the burning warehouse. The floor below is a raging inferno from which smoke and terrific heat rise to impede the progress of Tim and fireman Murphy toward the windows they must shatter to admit clean air.

The firefighters grope through the merc and fumes. Well, we'll take just a pause to bring you this message. Oh, firefighters! Let's go to the fourth floor of the burning warehouse, where you remember Tim Collins, rookie fireman, has just heard feeble cries for health, and fireman Murphy explained.

What's that, Collins? What did you say? Oh, me? I thought that was you. Listen. Let somebody in trouble Murphy. Let somebody in here. Someone caught among those big crates and boxes. Alright, come on, Collins. Crawl in your chest. Keep your face down where the air is clean.

Hey, no, Murphy, over that way. That voice is over there to your left. Never mind that. First we've got to smash out this window. But whoever that is, he must be nearly done for it.

If we don't get fresh air and clear out this smoke, we'll all be done for it. Now back on it. Look out for my axe. I've got a swing. Ah. Ah. Ah. Ah. Ah. Ah.