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THIRD UNOFFICIAL TEST MATCH
India May Win
London, Jan. 2:
HONG KONG ĐAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1938.
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VARIOUS
LOYALS OPEN UP MORTELL
WAR GASES
EXPLAINED
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should not be given unless he has stopped breathing: Hot sweet tea will warm and refresh him. This treatment applies for all lung irritants or choking gases.
PHOSGENE
"A more modern and dendly gas is phosgene. It again is non- persistent and is a colourless gas at ordinary temperatures, but in the presence of moisture it forms Into a thin white cloud. It smells of musty hay and soon starts you off coughing.
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Hockey Club
Scoring three goals in the second half, the Loyal Regiment senior hockey team won a friendly match. against the German Hockey. Club last week at Klacchow Park by a margin of 4-1. The losers played a fine game in the opening period and-held their opponents to a tie of one-all, but failed to keep their end up-after the resumption.
OUTPOINTS
ABAYAN
Boxing In Ipoh
In a close ten-round contest at
the Jubilee Park arena, Ipoh, recently, Johnny Mertell (7.11) gained a narrow points decision over Little Abayan (6) Many of the ringside spectators were of the
opinion that a' draw "might have been given, but I think Mortell just managed to earn the verdict," writes a "Times, of Malaya" cor
Several changes were seen in the Loyals' line-up. Among the.notable absentees was Captain Cole. How ever, the soldiers stl managed to j respondent. - display their usual prowess and, There were fast exchanges in although they had a rather shaky practically every round. Mortell It is also a tear gas as well as start, pulled themselves together packed a more solid punch, and, being a very deadly lung Irritant: in such a cohesive manner that the from what I saw, landed more The action is not so quickly ap- Germans were practically left at a effectively. However, Abayan was parent as chlorine but is progres- standstill right after the commen very fast. He displayed a sound sive, which makes it more danger cement of the second session.defence, got out of the corners ous, as any exertion taken fr. this Cronin, Byrn, and Hancock showed very cleverly, and his right leads "delay action" period would prob-up most commendably and played gave Mortall a lot to worry about ably put you out right away.
В great part in their team's
Both these gases would probably success, be mixed and released from cylin ders.
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Another nou persistent 85 which I have not mentioned before | is Hydrocyanic or Prussie Acid.
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LOYALS-McDonald, Cowell. Lannock. Lt. Gardner, Cronin, Lt. Smith. Pyatt. Hancock, Byrn. Lt. Pelliban, and Wilcox.
GERMAN,Tiefenbacher. Astor, Melchers, Drosse, Wetzell, Rem- Siemssen, Fracht, Rodde, Lemser, and Soenksen.
This is a colourless liquid smell- ing of bitter almonds, and is a direct poison to the nervous sys-mele. tem; in other words, you become completely paralysed. This might be used in shells, but it is not a very popular gas weapon owing to the danger to personnel in flling the shells and then later the stowage of projectiles Alled with prussie acld., A concentration of In 2.000 is very dangerous.
NON-LETHAL GASES There are also two non-lethal non-persistent gases which are perhaps worth mentioning- Diphenylamine - chlorarsine and Chloracetophenone.
The first one is a bright yellow solid crystal insoluble in water. When heated. it melts and the vapour condenses into a particulate cloud, J.e. very fine particles of dust. It has an irritating smell and causes coughing, sneezing, vomiting, pain in the nose, throat, chest and gums, and has an im- mediate action It would probably be released from generators er floats and requires a concentration of 1 in 8,000,000 to incapacitate in a 2-minute exposure.
The second one is also a solia, but when heated gives off a sweet but Irritating tear gas which also ¡to a slight degree irritates the skin
You get a prickly eat feeling on any exposed area of skin more especially in hot weather. It is quite harmless and by facing the breeze for a minute or so it all clears away.
This is used in all gas chambers for testing the fit of respirators.
The object of these two gasés is, as I mentioned before, to prevent | you getting your respirator on be- fore a wave of lethal gus is put
GERMANS, BEGIN WELL The Loyals made an unsuccessful raid right after the opening bully and were forced to play a defensive game. Pracht was most thrustful in the attack in Initiating several fine movements but Soenksen and Lemser were often caught in an off-side position due to over- eagerness.
About 15 minutes, after the play had started, the Löyals tightened up and soon found the tide turning in their favour. Byrn and Hancock got into stride and began to storm the German citadel, From a short comer Cronin beat Tiefenbacher with a stinging shot to score the initial" goal. The pace of the game sped up as a result of the soldiers' tally. Both goalies were kept busy. The Teutons.. however, becaine more aggressive and seemed to be playing with driving determination. Prächt had at least, two scoring opportunities but he failed to utilize them. On one occasion, he overran - himself with only Mc- Donald to beat and on the other. he did too much dribbling right in front of the Loyal goal, Lannock robbed him on. In the 30th minute. the same German player tore through the opponents' last line of defence and succeeded in equaliz- ing the score at 1-1 at the time of the rest period.
LOYALS RETALIATE Following the interval, the Loyals lost no time about getting set. The {forwards were seen sweeping down the field with good stlckwork in a concerted attack. In one raid, Byrn SEMI-PERSISTENT GAS
broke into the German line. There is also a semi-persistent | Tiefenbacher ran out and collided gas known as Chloro-pferin, which with the army centre, Hancock re- (is a pale yellow liquid. having a covered the ball and drove into
pungent and lachrymstory smell.the civilian goal.
over.
It is a deadly lung irritant, causing With Ave minutes left to play. vomiting and weeping with a rapid and progressive effect. It might be used in shells or projectors, 1... cans thrown out from trenches by a sort of trench mortar.
Byrn gave the Germans a surprise when he tallfed: from right on the 5 line. The shot went at a terrific speed and. It was lodged into the net before Tietenbacher had It is not a popular gas för some realized the loss. Unsatisfied, Byrn reason, and I think as far as pre-countered again shortly before the sent day wartare is concerned the anal whistle. He made a beautiful tavourites for non-persistent gases solo effort in dribbling past both are phosgene and chlorine in that Astor and Melchers, as if the latter order.
were standing, and put the Loyals
That concludes the non-per- sistent gases and I shall not touch up by a decisive score of four-one.
on the persistent ones to-day, that 1s, Mustard and Lewisite, as they form the subject of the lecture an Monday week.
RECENT TESTS
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EFFECTS
About seven minutes, it became necessary for them to put on their Lord Tennyson's XI needs to from a report on experiments re
It may be of interest to quote respirators. acore 244 to win the unofficial cently carried out by the Chemical centrated on the house could only The quantity of chlorine con- Taz 88. BENMOHR"
cricket Test against All India at Defence Committee in England. under practical conditions have Calcutta. The tourists in the This has, I know, been published been obtained by several large gas "YONSIGNEES of Ongo' are hereby
informed that all Goods ars being second innings, have eight wickets in the "Hong Kong Daily Pross" bombs dropping near to the house. landed at their risk into the hazardous to fall.
of December 23, but for the beneat and the period. of exposure to the and/or extra hazardens Godowns of the Howe Kors and Kowloon WhanY ARE
To-day when the match was of those who did not see it I will maximum effect of the gas was Gusowe Company, LTD., wheroe and/or resumed, the wicket had changed give you a short description of much longer than would normally From the wharves Delivery, may be and rendered some assistance to these tests.
be experienced. obtained
the bowlers. As a result 14 wickets. The first test was a strong gas, Tear gas was used for another No Claims will be admitted after the fell during the day's play for 272 cloud on an unprotected room. experiment, and the cottage, was Goods have left the Godowns, and al rune,
The house selected was a game enveloped for an hour in an in- Goods remaining undelivered after the Bib Jan,, 1938, will be subject to rent. When the game was resumed, Au Keeper cottage with three rooms tense atmosphere caused by spray-
India
upstairs, sheltered to a large ex-ing the gas into the air 16 yards be presented to the Undersigned on or scored 350 to which the Touristsquced the strength of wind to down wind from the house were was nicely placed, having tent by a belt of trees which re- from the house. Men 200 yarda before the 23rd Jan., 1988, or they will had replied with 219 for eight. The
about 1/8th. comed
with the General Bonded Englishmen lost. their last two
incapacitated in about 1 minute Over a ton of chlorine was re-and in some cases 20 seconds. Men Regulations, consignoos wickets for an additional 38 runs, leased 20 yards from the the house, in the house in a room with win- must Kave a Revenue Officer in attend the innings closing with "All India so that the wind carried it straight dows and doors closed lasted 13 ance when demigod detlable goods leading by 93. ard examined.
i to an 'unprotected room. A very minutes without putting on their Batting a second time, the In-strong gas cloud was thus main-respirators, dians tared badly against Langridgetained for 40 minutes, during which
All Claims against the Hosmer must
t be recog
All broken, shafed and damaged Goods
ars to be left in the Godowns, whare will be examined on the 7th Jan they
1930, ab 0 a.m., by Mesara. Carmichael & Clarke
No Fire Insurance has been affected
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A third, experiment was made
(8 for 41) and Wellard (4 for 67) time the gas gradually penetrated with argenteal smoke, and the cot and were dismissed for 102, to the inside. A fire was burning tage was enveloped in a dense leaving Lord Tennyson's team to in the hearth the whole time, and cloud for 20 mintes." Men occupy. Bill of Lading will be countersignad, by score 288 to win, When stumps the only measures taken to exclude ing an unprotected room found the W. B. LOXLEY & Co. (CHINA) LTD. | were drawn, the Englishmen had the gas consisted of closing the smoke, soon penetrated, and when
Agents
doors and windows: In the usual civilian respirators Hong Kong, 3rd Jan., 1938 -5968 Reuter
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kist two wickets for 42 runk.——
way.
were,・ worn
complete protection was obtained.
FOUR ROUNDS TO MORTELL
I gave Mortell four rounds, and and Abayan' three with the rest even. There was little to choose between. the men at the end of the ninth round, but Mortell Anished up aggressively and, in my opinion, just earned the decision.
Abayan, was warned more than once for hitting a bit low. With ICB- two-fisted attacks, Morteil peatedly forced his opponent to the ropes, but. Abayan either cleverly guarded himself or slipped away: neatly and paid Mortell back in his own colni,
SUPPORTING BOUTS.
The other bouts resulted as follows:
Kid All (8.4) drew with Louts kid (8.3 over elight two-minute rounds.
William Dinker (7.7) drew' with Abraham (7.11). over six rounds. Daniel (7.5) outpointed J. Brown (7.2) över six two-minuté rounds.
Mr. D. E. Milson refereed, the main event and Mr. Yeoh Chal Lat the other bouts. Messrs. H. scrivener and J. V. Morals were the Judges.
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