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Human and Chemical Elements In Fighting Gas Attacks
RESPIRATORS DEMONSTRATED
The fact that 100 per cent protection was afforded by all wearers of gas masks provided they were properly adjusted, was brought home to a large audience by Lieut. Cmdr. B. M. Douglas, RN. Retd.) yesterday in the fifth of the Air Raids Precautions lectures given at the China Fleet Club Theatre.
At the conclusion of his talk, the lecturer announced that the lecture advertised for January 31 had been put back to February 7 on account of Chinese New Year celebrations.
Col. N. M. S. Irwin, G.8.0.1., of the China Command, will give the final summarising lectures, it was stated. Those having questions to ask should take that opportunity of sending them in writing to the platform when all the lecturers will be present.
TELEGRAPH.
Cmdr. Douglas sald; I told you, punctured ear drums should wear before that this country does not go the ordinary rubber plugs as worn by in for collretive protection against bathers who sulfer from "tropical gas, the reason being that If you can ¦ eur." make a run more or icas gua-light here may be a high explosive bomb Healing-drop outside and burst your windows,
and your labours will have been vain. We go in for Individual pro-
* tection instead,
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protection llundred per against all war gases depends on two letors, the Huvium the res- picator. There will be only two types of individuals in a gas attack- the quick and the dead!
I have, I admit, told you in my last lecture that experiments at Home have proved that people in a room with doors and windows closed had seven minutes grace in which to put on their respirators, but, you must bear in mind that they were not in
TUESDAY,
is dealt with by padding, using sorbo rubber in the requisite places.
The eye pieces are made of triplex splinterless glass and can be removed sind renewed. It is most important to vision Is keep these clear as your much impaired apart, from your breath condensing on them. An anti-dimming out is provided in each respirator haversack for this purpose, which also gives full in- structions as to how to use it. This dimming of the eye pleces due to
of breath also to condensation
degree counterne.ed by 174 breathed in entering the music almost mkdway between the pleces, The exhaust air goes out through a non- return valve which is so designed to augment the speech of the wearer.
For Civiliano
The Civilian Duty Respirator 18 designed for those men and women who, having no part to play in the
Raids
organisation, will merely put them on, so to their houses or shelters and sit quiet until the attack is over.
The container is exactly the same as the Service one but, as you see, being smaller, cannot be expected to sland up to a strong concentration for the same length of time Service one. In fact, It would not be required to.
be
some
JANUARY
11, 1938.
JAPANESE BLAME TURNER
Allegedly Insulted Mikado's Army
Shanghal, Jan, 10. Japanese reports stole thul the Japanese military authorities con- sider the incident in which A. R. Farner a British police officer in the by was beaten Shanghal force, Japanese soldiers last Friday, s being the fault of "an Individual such us would using foul language precipitate violence."
It is reported that Turner referred Japanese Army. as a "bloody army," the reports point out that Japanese troops in a warlike mood hould not be judged from "idealls tie peacetime standards."
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To test the t of these, place the palm of your hand over the inlet valve at the bottom of the container. If you can still breathe there must adjustment generally it around the temples-to be made.
Is obvious thai you cannot breathe it is That completes the Individual you have a good fit and will there factor of protection, and I will now, fore have complete protection. go on to the Respirator.. As I men-
of this The "offspring"
Civilian tioned before, there are two main Duty Respirator I mentioned is the types, "Service" and "Civilian duty, Civilion Type, designed for women The latter has an offspring In the
and children, who, It is hoped, wou'd be in their houses with doors and shape of a "Civilian type,"
windows closed and all other means of gas access closed by paper and oller methods which you will be told about in a subsequent lecture.
"Service" Differences
Cheaper Tyve
I will take the "Service" one first. It is issued to all members of the fighting services and will be issued to all civil essential services whose duties might involve those remaining
The principle and container are only the others, the and working in high concentration the same as of such as police, fire brigades, difference being that you exhaust the mask as decontamination squads, ambulance through the sides of inen, etc., It consists essentially of opposed to having in valve. This is
container filled with material to] micrely to reduce the cost. the open and it was not mustard or
face-piece I have stressed the term "War blister gas. The latter point water or absorb the pas, a
making on air-tight joint around the explain next week.
face, and a dexible tube to connect Gases" as these respirators are not est designed to protect against what is the face-piece to the filter or breath.
con-known as "accidental stases" such as tainer. Thus you can only breathe carbon monoxide (C.0.2), the basis In through the tube, and therefore**
rough the container: therefore you only be dealt with by a self- are only breathing filtered air.
If you smell or rense anything out of the ordinary hold your
better anti
breathe
face the wind, put on your respirator, the
quicker uut. The reason for holding your breath is obvious, but perhaps the point of facing the wind might be explained.
Supposing you had your back to the wind when pulting on your res pirator you would be putting on mask full of gas; therefore, the safest possible position is facing the wind- then by breathing out you will clear your lungs and mask of any gus that may have got in.
Trivialities That Count
This container or filter is a very simple nitair, consisting of n tinned iron box containing layers of activat
d charcoal, which absorbs the cases, and several filter pads which prevent the passage of poison dust such as
srecnical smokes.
This container can easily te hanged should its power of absorb ing gas (60 hours in a heavy contes on aged in unt or if it be
damaged any way. Anti-Dinuming Outfit
Shanghri, Jan. 10. Mr. Suemata Okamoto, Japanese Consul-General, has sent a letter to Thanklin, Chairman of the Shanghai Municipal Council, say ing that his two protests against the British police have been communicated to the Japanese mil- ry and naval nutrities 50 that pratter will receive their careful attention.Neuter,
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over this which should be renewed.
is. disin- every time the respirator fected. These can easily be impro
vised out of 10 to 12 Bucknesses of Kauze.
In conclusion I would like to re- peat again from the opening lecture that the A.R.P. are endeavouring to make you "Air Raid Minded." but as Kas is a possibility which must not be overlooked and is also a
a subject of which most of you are happily in
a tarke
percentage of these icctures must be devoted to It.
Please keep in your minds what you have been told about high explosive bombs, their splintering and blast effects, and also the incendiary bomb with the ensuing fire peril. Also, so Ficase remember that your fe for ns gas is concerned, remember that may depend on the efficiency of your these respirators, if properly worn and treat it adjusted as I have tried to tell you respirator, and therefore, with respect. It should be kept in to-day, will give 100 per cent. proter- its haversack in a cool dry place, tion against any known war gas, in- for a while: this helps to prevent it Take it out occasionally and wear it cluding artenical smokes. cracking through being folded up for series of lectures at the last lecture a long time, and also accustoms you and we would like people who have queries to make to put them in writ-
of which is lack of oxygen and run, jenorance, a contained breathing apparatus-in other words some appliance that can provide its own nir. It is no good trying to filter a gas which has no oxygen in it.
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to wearing it. Always wipe the in-
Col. Irwin will sum up the whole
where all the speakers will be ng sembled that night. It would be a
piece of mark is made in three sizes, the face-piece inside out turning great help if people would do this.
The head harness as you see conside of the face-piece dry before young and send them up to the stage sists of clastics which can be ad put it back, and it is a good thing to
disinfect it from time to time. kalā 10 sun ane wearer, The face-i
is very easily done This i
and wiping
The lecture arranged for January one of the whole of the Inside with a rog
31 will not be given then, because it or moistured with weak disinfectant, is Chinese New Year Day. That about an een-cupful to three Flins lecture will be given on February 7. of water. Be careful that moisture This concluded the
A lot of these small points such as not looking up during an air rax, sitting still in a refuge, fucing the wind, ele, seem trivial at first sight. but I hope I have made it clear to you that it is there trivialities that mour eat, iT Count. Anyone can buy but there is a large number who amall, norinal caunot drive one; similarly anyone can buy a respirator or will, we hope, be able to in the near future, but elementary without the necessary knowledge and practice they will not e-able.to.obtain full value from it.
You must remember that you have these vital spots to guard-mouth, nose and eye and I will demen-
these Jirate to you later how catered for.
arc
The first thing to do on detecting the presence of a war gas is to pull cut your respirator, then remove your hat or headgear; this again seems stupid, but I have seen trained men in a panic endeavouring; to put on a respirator over a sun helmei,
Mask Fashions
I would therefore advise ladies in ime of war not to wear expensive models that require a lot of adjust- ment, and will also venture furiner o advise them to keep their hair hort-hey cannot expect any res- pirator to make a good t if they have a large "bun" at the back of heir heads.
For the men, I suggest that beards be removed for the same reason. hat is you cannot get a decent gas- tight fit if you have a large and wavy "beaver." Whilst on the sub- jed of hats, I would also advise those who are liable to be caught In he open, country people as opposed to town dwellers, to invest in a tin achnet, or at least an
helmet.
Remember, everything that goes up has to come down, most of the antl- aircraft projectiles and shrapnel will
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go up from or near the towns and come down in the surrounding coun- try. Going back to the original sub- ect having removed your hat, hoki
breath and face your
wind--hold your respirator balanced on the two thumbs-dix your chin Into it and with the thumbs follow through until the pad is on the back of the bread, To en cola
protected the you have vital points, mouth, nose and eyen in
11 wrner. Then
breathe
heavily to clear away any gas that may have got in. After that you can make yourself comfortable by running your finger around the edge of the muck and ceiling the elastics straight and square.
Danning Respirator Having got your respirator
on
(and you will not be able to do this first shot withoul a certain amount of practice) all you have to do is to sit still until you have reason to be- lleve the gas line gone.
Never remove your respirator with- out testing for gas. This is done in a very simple fashion by putting two fingers under the side of the chin. bolding the breath and animng. all clear, you can then remove it by an upward movement. If
still present, take your fingers out and breathe out heavily once or twice. Glasses can be worn really required in n respirator, provided the frames are of thin wire; thick torialshell time obviously would up- FUZUAR. set the fit of the mask. People with
rage}
and 1arge. which should it the average man Froman. Gerasionally (some siatic faces too) In which none of these see will fit efficiently owing to farial configurations. Tt
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or drips do not enter the container, Cmdr. Douglas was accorded henrty
spanninure, there should be a thin
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