To the Editor of the "Roun-Cuma Dau News"
Sm—A few days ago you printed the letter of a reader, "Hopeful" entitled "Nuisance—The Police criti. cized", I have a further criticism to make. Briefly, my complaint is that move is "being made towards restricting the use of motor-horns during the hours between 11 pin. 1 and 6 am. Last summer a few letters appeared in your columns pointing out the necessity of attending to this matter and quoting instances where the Traffic Authorities of some other large cities were dealing successfully with the problem.
In addition to preventing the blowing of motor-horns between te hours of, say, midnight and 6 am, some curb should be kept on the type of motor-horn with which certain of the newer cars are now being equipped. I venture to say that nowhere else in the world would motor-cars be allowed to employ and use a contrivance that out-blasts the Waglan Light fog-horn outside of Hongkong "harbour. The object of using such an instrument of torture is that the driver of the car can travel-at a very fast speed, clearing his way for hundreds of yards ahead by the continued use of his "blaster.
T shall appreciate your publishing this letter and hope that the Trame Department will' some day commence operations against this Shanghai, June 13.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.