Fire Fighters: Tim May Parachute to Save Plane

By Bell, stand by all station. Attention! All districts of final armed fire! That's it! Let's go! Let's go! Here, 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 Chief Cody and rookie fireman Tim Collins in the control cockpit of the huge airliner droning its way through the clouds. A few minutes ago Tim had settled back to enjoy his first airplane ride, thinking only of the vacation ahead.

Then suddenly Chief Cody is summoned to the pilot's compartment by Captain Lorenzo. Fire has broken out in the after-baggage compartment, and the pilot has asked the Chief to investigate. Well, we'll learn the next thrilling development when we join them right after this message.

Oh, firefighters! Let's get aboard the giant airliner, winging its way to the dark far above the earth. The pretty stewardess who is still trying to make Bobby Bunker the co-pilot comfortable after being overcome by the fumes from the CO2 extinguishers in the baggage compartment.

Well, the passengers, reassured by Chief Cody's words, are trying to make the best of the situation they do not wholly understand. And in the privacy of the control cockpit, Captain Lance Lorenzo turns to Chief Cody and Tim Collins to say grimely, tail control is still acting up. But I'm getting some response from it now. That's more than I could say for your radio captain. I

sure did a thorough job on it. It's out completely Tim. Dead chief. I had to be the one who knocked out our communication. Well it's my fault you were thrown against the panel Collins when the ship gave that terrific lurch you were caught off guard. You didn't know you'd have trouble with the tail control captain. So