Fire Fighters: Jim And Jack Attempt A Rescue

and by all nations. Attention, firefighters! The brutalized story of our unsung heroes was banned running through ride by day and night against our most murderous enemy, the demon of fire!

In a moment, we'll join Deputy Keith Dan Moore, who's penetrating for Keith Cody, while the chief is way to fire on his conventions, and rookie fireman Tim Collins at the three-alarm fire on the basement of the 12-story butter building.

Now, you'll recall that Tim's rescue company and called to get out those workers in the sub-basement cell by small computers. And now, at the moment, everything depends on the engine company men, who with their heavy hose lines are fighting desperately to keep the flames from reaching the elevator here. If they fail to do this, well, you'll see

the consequences for yourselves when we move up to the scene of action right after this message. Oh, firefighters! Let's knock on the lines which hold the crowd back some distance away and move along the torn-up street which is under repair in front of the 12-story Butler building.

Now right ahead now is the engine company's giant pumper, which with several other trucks managed to twist and turn its way through the rubble close to the base and entrance. Deputy Chief Moore, who is clubbing to Chief Cody, and rookie fireman Tim Trelan are there watching what they hope of the last few stragglers leave the building.

But right there's one source of danger. In office building this size, it's difficult to make sure that every last person is out. Deputy Chief War say. If that fire in the basement gets loose, we've swept an elevator shaft, breaks out above somewhere, and anyone gets fired out.