Fire Fighters: The Wet Water Mystery pt. 2

Stand by all stations. Attention! That's it! Is ending 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!

And it will join Chief Cody and rookie fireman Tim Collins in the big yard out back of Engine Company 209. Strangely enough, they're standing in a small shed charred and black from a fire they set themselves.

But perhaps you recall it was an important test of an actual new scientific development called wet water. And perhaps you remember the nervous little man Mr. Peck who had so amazed Tim's young brother Jimmy by proving that even a duck couldn't stay afloat in wet water.

Well, what the three men had found from the demonstration of this chemically treated liquid and what it was to mean, we'll see right after this announcement. Let's go, firefighters! Let's get over to Test Shack number one, back of Engine Company 209, Rookie Fireman Tim Collins' outfit.

Well, he and Chief Cody and Mr. Peck are already examining the charred ruins inside caused by the fire, which was set to test the new product wet water right in action. Well, in Test Shack number two, a few yards away, Tim's buddy, Fireman Gonico, has just about got his blaze under control using everyday firefighting methods.

The tin that doesn't seem to be any question, but what the experiment is a success? As he says... Chief Cody, the total volume of chemically treated water I used on the fire in here must be much smaller than the Mt. Gonegal used next door.

And the furnishings of parlous damaged, am I right? Looks that way, Mr. Peck. Got the fire out faster, got down the smoke and fumes at the same time. Yes, sir, looks like you folks have really got something in wet water.