To the Editor of the "NonrTH-CHINA DAILY News"
Sin,—Your ' correspondent Sr. GromGE's More Far seems determined-to pick a quarrel with me over "my letter about Daylight Saving it and he doesn't, He picks me up on a quibble about the 400 millions. A slightly more imaginative person would have realized it was used purely figuratively. I suppose I should have been Ht careful and allowed for one or il who see no further than ani next year's game of petty enough to seize on if T than on the substance of Actually I never said that un millions were affected by D.S.T., have a fairly representaqe who do not care much that the 400 millions of office clerks and and I stick to it. By way retaliation I might presume the statement made by Sr. GroncE's More FAR that he believes that most Chinese go to bed at dusk and rise at dawn indicates that nearly all Chinese read in bed, in view of the success of local oil companies in Only Japanese Cars to Enter Mengkiang Peiping, Sept. 29.
The Government of Mengkiang (Inner Mongolia) has issued a decree banning imports of foreign manufactured motorcars into Mengkiang, unless the cars come from Japanese plants, the "Sin Min Pao" announces—Havas.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.