Fire Fighters: Furnace Started, Firemen Evacuating Building

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In just a moment, we'll join Jimmy Collins and his friend Jack, at Jack's apartment house, where they've just discovered that gasoline has been mistakenly put in the apartment house fuel tank. And if that oil burner is started up, there may be a fierce and tragic explosion. We'll find out more about it after this interesting

message. Let's go firefighters. Let's go to the apartment house where Jimmy Collins has realized that a fuel oil tank full of gasoline is endangering the lives of scores of people. Jimmy has decided that the situation demands action despite the warning of Clyde the gas truck driver not to tell a soul about his mistake. Jimmy is

saying to his friend Jack. I don't care what Clyde said Jack I think that gasoline and the furnace fuel oil tank may explode. Jimmy we told Clyde I know we told him we wouldn't mention to anyone but the more I think of it especially if someone likes the oil burner the more I

think it's bad. That's why I'm heading for home on the double Tim will know what to do what about our meeting to talk over a way to raise money for junior firefighters. Well What can wait? This is the important thing right now. I'll be back in a minute.

Oh, and Jack, yeah? Better keep a watch out for the superintendents. Tell them to be sure not to turn on the furnace. I mean, boom! That's what I'm thinking. So long. Running the three blocks to the Collins home, Jimmy rushes up the steps and bursts in the front door.