To the Editor of the "Nonri-Cuiwa Dany News"
SmI have read several letters in todays N.C.D. News, referring to the conditions prevailing re Bus services. May I be permitted, being a dally tramear user, to complain about the filthy state in which the cars are kept. Chinese passengers are allowed, without interference of the conduct: tors, to put their fect on the spitting whenever they feel Uke and as well known, that is very often, the cars are generally overcrowded, not to mention the never ending passing of third class passengers through the first class compartment, When it is raining every tram I have ridden and am riding in, has been ud is still leaking, showing that the roofs of the trams are badly in need of repair, but, evidently, the manngement. does not care a tut for. the comfort of their passengers, they Know too well we have to use their ears whether we ike it or not as we are too poor to afford any other means of transportation, 1 have Javritien, not one but many letters about the poor treatment we are getting from the Tram Management, Dut the results have always been nil, How about it, are there no other passengers who have courage enough to support me?
Discusreo Trans Passencen passed. Shanghai, Oct. 7.
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