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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1968.
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NOT so many years ago, certainly within memory of many middle-aged people, it was not uncommon for teenagers In Malaya to be attracted to oplum smoking. They frequented oplum dens, puffed foul drugs and in the course of time many ruined their health, bringing misery and suffering to their familles and finally ending as outcasts.
Today the cycle ban changed. Direct Imports of small quant!- Mulaya's younger generation ties are also encountered from
no longer has any time for india and Persin,
opium smoking ar oplum
emokers. For them, fe has too much to offer in other ways ... dancing, youth clubs, swimming nrad plentes to provide moro
than enough altinction as JL thearts <st spending leisure hours,
the-clock муди
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ESCAPE
But had it not been for the Japanese occupation of Malayn,
wns
But under the-ever-watchful it is almost certain that this eyes of men of the Customs and country would today have no Excise Department # airict opium smokers at oll, for it
during
the
occupation vigilance is maintained mund-
many Malayans that
took to1 smoking purely and opium Fresns of escape and once ad- <lictex they were entight in its trop.
Custores
muggler who en s make money by bileg- ing this drug into Mainya.
Todies Malayan Omeors have a list of practical- ly every opium addict in the country. "We are not out ta harm them but to help them if
Despite a large proportion of oplum being seized, cllber through modern means of d:- teclion or "Up-afts" from in formers, some does get through The cordon to meet the craving of the estimated 40,000 smokers ey still remtining in the country.
BEYOND CURE More than 50 per cent of this number belong to the older generation
the manuul work.rs' class and to the sorrow of the opium pillars the num- ber
smaller your
by Krows year as death daims them. The majority of these addicts are beyond cure and death Is pir- hups the only solution,
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nre
Unlike Hongkong, where the drug problem shows no sigh of improving, Malayan officials have gäifted the upper hand against smokers and smugglers. Here the author describes how opium addiction is being beaten.
This is how a rectangular shaped box will it into the underneath of the front seat of a snug-
gler's car, Malayan Dept. of Information Photo.
over
willing to receive help," said one senior official. The major anti-narcoties war Malaya is waged against the oplum sinuggler and the pedlar ...people whose only aim
Atalayaus to take to make money from the suffer Seremban, a new set of records and others from people keen to more ing, misery and poverty of ad- has gradually been accumulat claim a cut from the proceeds from British officials who will diets who can no longer help
ed and today this "rogues Honour among smugglers, like shortly be leaving the country
some 20,000 honour among thieves, rarely under Wie themselves.
On several occasions in re-gallory" contains
Malayonisation names and 10,000 addresIDE. exists. cent
has been
British years, action
Today there are few success- many Action laken against known laken against trackers under the Restricted Residence
Or Araffekers under these two or dinaner, which empowers the dinances has been rarely used
by
FENNY WOLSTENHOLME
Lo limit
Government's policy. onlcers
But
have until there
ful snuggling rings left and agreed to stay on these live in constant fear that are sufficient local key men 16
next consignment might replace them, be their last. Customs Officers
their
as
Granted To 12
HK Residents
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(Göätinada frosts Paco 1) The Gazelle announced this nights were expected.
Altogether 70 to 0 transport morning that 12 persons in
the Defence have been granted Certi-inistry announced today that
10th. fleates of Naturallkation. the
Infantry, Brigade, BOITÓ 9,000 comprising
men They are:
would leave England for Cyprus Me Yao re-chun, of 18, Monty air tomorrow thoning, mouth Terrace, third Noor. I said the Brigade would Kennedy Rond, Hongkong; Mr replace the troops which Wong Bung-woo, of 314 Hen-been posted to Jordan ond nessy Road, Becond floor, Hong-whose transfer is now in pro- kong; Dr Blu Rá-hee, of 11 Fung Fal Termce, first floor, Happy Valley; Me Wa Park-jame, of UD Robinson Road, third flour, Hongkong; Mr Chen Bu-ching. of 00 Granville Rond, second floor, Kowicon; Mr Wong Kin- pink, of 18 Shing Woo Rond. third floor, Hongkong: Miss Lam Wal-kuen. 5-N The View Man-Charge d'Affaires Miss Barbara slons, rond flour, Bowen Road, Sal. and Iarnel Premier David Das Gurion, were Bway al Hongkong: Mr Laan Yeung-ton Jerusalem when British Prime of 5-N The View Mansions, second floor. Bowen Road, Ilonkong: Mr Lam King-wong,
greš,
It was announced in London that permission was given tils morning for British troops sent to Jordan to fly over Israel.
WIS A delay resulted, it underflood Brom the Bamb because tho British source,
Minister Harold Macmilan Cabled them, and the message
of icel Hail, Hongkong Uni-renched them several hours lato,
Atomic Weapons?
versity Hongkong, Mr Chiristo. pper Kwel-shu Chen, of 50 Con- Kult Road, first floor, Hongkong; Miss Nancy Yu-ta! Yuan, of the States
In Washington, 11 United Defence Department
the alt-
confirm or deny that borno
Y.W.C.A. Hostel. 07 Waterion spokesman today declined to Bood, Kowloon; and Mi Shin KIL-B, of 30 Betcher Gardens, ground floor, Hongkong.
Future HK Teachers Show Work
bottle group sent to Turkey from Wast Germeny yesterday
armed with Was atomic weapons.-All Agencies.
Volunteer Call
Cairo, July 17.
An urgent call for volunteers who "might be needed to help ilberate Lebanow from American occupation" went out today from the Permanent Secretariat of the Afro-Asian peoples solidarity conference:
Identieni cables to national
Woman On Assault Charge
Lee
Some of the Colony's future
toochors who are under-committees in countries of Africa and Asia said: "Th view of the going training at tha
extreme gravity of the Mid-Enst Northcoto Training Col- situation
moral your
and are urgently logo are holding a two-day material support are certain that 80 per cent of One reason for, this shortage, exhibition of their work needed..
situation de- "Should the the smuggling.
insofer organisations especially
and accomplishments gt teriorate senior
further yolunteers the operating In early years posts are concerned, Is, that the College.
might be needed to help liberate afler the war have now been there are all too few applicants
Starting from 9 o'clock this Lebanon from American occupa- However, what ix troubling
eliminated completely,
with the accessary qualification morning and continuing 101 on and Iraq from probablé the big-lime
Tho oplum smugglers
Customa an honours degree, Malayan
For the
p.m. visitors will be shown foreign intervention-U.P.I. is that Their place
пов
being, Department is the main revenue timd
Jessi ot
the what the students have been being taken by the youngsters
source for the majority of University graduates taught, what they have learned and it
a known in the last two or three years collecting i realised that the authorities market is
In drugs within for the simple reason that most country, collecting in an average prefer to enter the professions and what they are ready to im- tramcker limited one certain A very
more than $400 million or commercial firms but as part to the youngsters of the which is on the wone.
Brea and not beyond of the big gangs have already year,
(Malaya). The Department more young Malayons become Colony at the end of their train- unless permission is obtained. been smashed
have dis maintains alations at all soa- qualified the Customs Departing. Customs Officers
places of meat cari anticipate an Increas- airports and
The exhibition, will continue credited rumours which from ports,
new recruits | tomorrow, starting from the time to the have circulated in entry either by road or rail as ing number of
number of Inland joining the service.
same hour but losting i 1 p.m. Malaya that the Communist well
enly. terrorists had entered the towns. oplum smuggling business with a view to increasing their party a Another method, 100,
of funds. No evidence to support eurbing those
who
purvey this theory has ever been found. 15 by enforcing the plum
antlument Ordinance against those who are not elizens of this country. It is surprising how many of those caught owe no allegiance to Malaya and it is equally telling to see them plead to be allowed to re-
to their being banksheet country,
Before, the last world both these ordinances were ased more frequently than in postwar years, But It should
Ferhups the main jesson taught by experience in the task of suppression is that it will be a long time. An egal trafc is therefore bound to peralat and the success of ineasures taken to combat enn only be judged over Ing period.
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Figures published by the Customs and Excise Department showing the number of prosecu- tions against persons for pus- session of eplum over a four- This Dividend will be pay-year period indicates the down
ward trend. In 1953, a total of able on or after Monday, 11th 1759 people were prosecuted in Maloya instead of August 1968, at the Ofices 1954, 1,385; 1955, 683; and in of the Corporation, where Shareholders are requested to apply for Warrants.
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SIXTH SENSE
Like their colleaguce the world over, Malayan Custords
Ollieers have that hidden "alth semse" gift which enables them
time to dis-
which consider
to almost "fail" the presence of to smuggle Offcialk ot
anyone attempting e department
and at the same bolat out that these Agures
cover hiding places should not be taken to give an
Would-bo Impression that there has been
snugglers slackening of vigilance by men
are completely safe. of the auti-narcotics section but not be forgotten that during Smugglers, too, are always up merely that fewer people are
re against the inevitable informers the Japanese occupation. Lodny interested
opium cords of all descriptions, Police who are anxious to sell their
as well DE Customs,
Customs wero Information to the smoking.
Department. A good 50 per cent The main source of supply, destroyed.
However, since the postwar of all successful hauts made by hevertheless, continues to bo China and Burma with oplim establishment of the Central the Department no due to tip entering Molayu through Slam, Customs Information Office at alls; some of them anonymous
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by Beachcomber
"The chances against such as
said an un-chartered accoun-
hus
an tor
and,
The Malayan Customs and In addition a fleet of some 40
and outboard motor Excise Department launches vessels guard the coast and enviablo reputation both
efficiency and integrity barbours.
the with the full backing of the Unfortunately, however, Department is short of officers. Malayan Government, it is pre- This shortage extends through pared to wait until it con have the ranks from seniors to its pick of the right type of uniformed men and every effort future alleer instead of lower- is being made to try and recruiting Its standards.
CUBAN REBELS
FREE CAPTIVES
Guantanamo Bay, July 17. Four additional U.S. service- men were freed today by Cuban rebels who had held them cap- live for the past three weeks.
The release brought to 15 the number of sailors and marines freed in the past three days by the Cuban revoluflonists who kidnapped 29 of them on June
20
The remaining 14 U.S. cap- tives were expected to be freed
FIRST DEATH SENTENCE
FOR A WOMAN
The
Singapore, July 17. first death sentence on woman in this British colony since the war was handed down in the high court today.
Road Safety Lecture To Children
Children of the Minden Row Army School listened to a short lecture this morning given by the Traille Department of the Hongkong Police in connection with their Traffic Safely Work.
The 180 children, between the ages of seven and 11, were taught how to use the road with safety, the correct 130 of pedestrian crossings, and kerb drill.
The lecture was conducted by who Sub-Insp. J. P. Wilson, inter introduced the chlidren to Mr Zebra, and explained hils motto "See me. Use me," to them.
Mr A. W. Phillips, the Head- A 25-year-old Malay woman master of Minden Roy, intro- Salha Binte Nasupi was given duced the Traffic Omeer to the
punishment when children.
in groups of four dailyU.P.I. the capital
IRA Victim
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she was found guilty of mur-
dering her ister-in-law. The
all mile jury of seven returned Knocked Down
six to oke verdiet of guilty
was
after deliberating for halt an A 71-year-old man hour and Mr Justice Buitrose knocked down by a cyclist in passed sentence,
Shunning Road near Wing Lung
Austrian Move.
Yau,
50-year-old woshan, of 509 Hennessy Road, first floor, was remanded for three days by Mr A, L. Leath- leahy at Central Magistracy this morning for assavit occasioning actual bodily harm.
Defendant www.s sileged to have assaulted a woman Liu Shiu on July 10 at the above address.
in-
Sub-Inspector R. Ma, who “ prosecuted, stated that the jured woman Liu Shhu was being treated and detained in hospital.
Early Theft
A sum of $4,200 in money, two fountain pens
and a cigofelle lighter were stolen in an early morning theft yesterday at 1A Stanley Street, second floor.
Resignation
The Gazette announced that Captain (Rev.) P. G. Dunne. 8.3., has been permitted to re- Commission sign his
In the Royal Hongkong Defence Force.
Purse Lifter
A Chinese who lifted a purse from a Portuguese woman at Waterloo Road, Kowloon yester-
day afternoon was arrested by a T'oilee Constable shortly after the victim had given the alarm
Lady Bastyan
Belfast July 17. IT is not every day that 68 partly from boredom. "Put your
Northern Ireland poliçe cons The victim of the murder, Nia Street Inst evening. The man), policeman in Lincoln secs hand before your mouth," cried
Lobic, Hugh B. Ross, god 23. Dinte Yusoff, 24, was found 1y Mung Kwan of 05 ""G" "Ripek, three kangaroos going down the prompter, "Put your hand
who was wounded in an IRA ing on her bed on April 18 with second floor, Li Cheng Uk the street. Or
the before your mouth,” Bang the
terrorist ambush near Forkhill, twenty-three stab wounds. The Resettlement Area was admitted psychiatrists tell ww. How drowsy diva, to the delight of a
County Armagh, yesterday,
court was told the mblive of the to Kowloon Hospital.. was the policeman to guess that parcel of rogues in the third row died in hospital at Newry to murder was robbery.-U.P.I. they belonged to an ear, nose, of the sialia.
day. and throat specialist?
Suet Iɗshes out
The custable, a married man
Atlanta, July 17. Policemen 5. F. Wiggins and
Vierina, July 17. occurrence go into five Dgures," HARLIE SUET has evolved a with ono child, had been in a
condition schedulisation which should critical
overnight L. F. Burdi puspre:ell some- The Austrian Defence Ministry Lady Bastyan, wife of H.E.
wounds, thing was fishy when they
announced tonight it is dispatch- Lieut-Gen. Sir Edrie Bastyan, tant. "Even if there are three streamline the Inter deport- suffering from head
air C.B.F., H.K., left by dir this kangaroos in a street, they are mental correlation of irrelevant received which he cycled over a spotted a car with the licence ing units to "defend the
and for Singapore in booby trap bomb and was then entirely covered. They were
ngatrist morning space over Austria" not likely to belong to on ear, memoranda, by treating
of the lights by United Sinten troop Malaya where the will be on nose, and throat specialist., It is coming and out-going collinates fired upon by a party of En Highttte male driver
suto turned cut to be com- as self-cancelling. By substitut-lying in wait for him at as it
carriers en-route to the Middle hodiny until the rst week in yak belonging to a
August. Est.-U.P.I. for the existing check roadside-China Mail Special market-gardener appeared.
pletely nude.-U.P.I. on ng
a standard inemot roof of an aquarium in formala Stafford," "Or as if three est, dum of current businesa, Suct nose and throat specialists were hopes to rationalise the Reigwin walking round the Mongolian method of categorisation of non- a recapitulation horses cage in the Tavistock essentials by Philippines Australia, New Zea-zoo," added his asafatani, -
(under different heads) of all "land. 3 p.m.
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