Fire Fighters: Tim Begins Scaling Tall Building

Stand by all stations. Attention all districts. A final arm fire. Five bells. Move in immediately. That's it. Please, any firefighters, the true tonight story of our unsung heroes who stand ready to ride by day or night against our most murderous enemy, the demon of fire.

In a moment, we'll join Deputy Chief Dan Moore, who's taking Chief Cody's place, while the Chiefs await were fire conventions. and rookie fireman Tim Collins at the fire in the 12-story Butler building. A few moments ago, Chief Moore had fought a losing battle to confine the blaze to the basement, but in spite of the heroic efforts of the engine company men,

the blaze had finally reached the elevator shaft. As Chief Moore and private Collins concentrate on the difficulties of the fighter head, there is one complication in this setup they don't yet know. It concerns the whereabouts of the pal of Tim's young brother Jimmy, Jack Carson.

And if you've forgotten where he is, well, you'll get an exciting reminder in just one minute. Oh, firefighters! Let's join Deputy Chief Moore and rookie fireman Tim Collins to check up on the problem as they see it at the moment. The giant engine company, Pumper, has already been hooked up to the standpipes of the big building, and at this moment is pumping a heavy pressure stream to the

fifth floor where fireman are trying to stem the flames blocking the stairway on the floor above. But Deputy Chief Moore is on the street level, contemplating with anger the difficulties of getting his equipment down the street torn up for repairs. He knows it's impossible to get the huge aerial ladder truck anywhere near, but he doesn't