Fire Fighters: Tim's Friend Saved - Floor May Collapse

Five bells, stand by all station. Attention! All districts of five-a-line fire! Five bells move in immediately! That's it! Let's go! Let's go! 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 fire in the storage loft, which is presented to him with a puzzling question, of why it is dangerous in this case to fight an ordinary fire with ordinary water.

The veils on the second floor where the blaze has gotten a head start are made up of nothing more than rags to be sent on to paper manufacturers. Anyway, the dense smoke has so far made it impossible for the engine company to hit it with plenty of water, and the rescue company men have donned heavy masks which enable them

to work their way right up to the flames. all except Tim Collins, that is. And if you don't remember the rest key faces, well, we'll join him right after this message. Let's go, firefighters! Let's join Chief Cody and rookie fireman Tim Collins as they stand before the street entrance to the storage loft from which

heavy clouds of dense, sacred smoker pouring. Tim, in his dragger helmet, which looks something like a light diver's helmet because of the circular glass window, will Tim as anxious to join his buddies in the second floor. But the chief is afraid the engine company boys, trying to work their way up the stairs without masks, will be driven back.

Actually, the emergency is far greater than that, as they discover when Lieutenant Dillon stumbles up out of breath. Dizzy from the over-dosing... Hey, you and your men look pretty badly done in, Lieutenant. Yeah. You got right up to the head of the stairs, Collins. That's where the flame seems to be concentrated, and there's not a minute to lose, Dylan. Toss you. But not