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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1928 PAGE FIVE Automotic Gear London, Oct. 11.--Most import- ant of the many features of the Na- tional Motor Show, which opemed at Olympic today, is an automatic gear-change. No gear shaft protrudes from the floor of the automobile which ex- hibits the mew device. Instead, a lever, like that of 4 Swaine Shae tle, operates om a lying on the hub of the steering wheel, and as the lever is moved the gear changes from low to second or high or reverse. - Motor experts of England say the mew mechanism is a practical manufacturable commodity, and not a freak, If this proves to be a ! fact, t will climax the unceasing efforts automotive engineers have been making for at least a genera- tion to eliminate the necessity of reaching for a gear-shifting lever. Gear-changing, to many drivers, Change Feature at London's Automobile Exhibit Jism works a mechanical finger. depress the rest. The driver can choose his gear in advance. If he is driving on high and approaches a hill, it is obvious that he will require a lower gear whem the car begins to lose speed. So he puts the pointer least sign of laboring he presses the pedal and the car changes down into the mext gear without making any bones about it or giving an imitation of a coffee-grinder. The self-changng gear box is silent. Except for the variation of engine beat, it is impossible for the driver to know in which gear the reinvestment of funds: ou% Bonds | October, 1958 Due 15 July, 1958 DOMINION OF CANADA Due | February, 1932 TOWNSHIP OF YORK 5% Debentures Due | June, 1951 Due | June, 1956 - - BURNS & CO, LIMITED Due | June, 1948 Dus [ July, 1948 LIE | MONTREAL LONDON, ENG, Fy J REDDIN. Rafipwntative I -- ey Holders of DOMINION OF CANADA 5% BONDS MATURING OCTOBER 15th, 1928 may cash these securities free of expense at our office, 26 KING STREET EAST, TORONTO. 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He declares that because of the time saved, the self-chang- .|ing gear car gaimed 33 per cenmi. speed on an ordinary car. One motor company has adopted the automatic gear as a ular feature of its cars and claims to have tested it out successfully on runs totalling 50,000 miles. ------------------ PREMIER KING 1S INFAVOR OF IMMIGRATION Offers Settlers to Canada Prosperity and Opportunity, in London Speech London, Ont., 11.--Addressing the Canada Club at its annual din- ner Wednesday - night, Premier Mackenzie King, of Canada, speak- ung for hs administration, said Canada offered with open arms the prosperity and opportunity of the Dominion to British migrants who possessed the necessary initi- ative and self-reliance and a desire to improve their condition, He also discussed diplomatic representation by the Dominions, and paid a high tribute to Hon, P. C. Larkin, Canadian High Com- missioner in London, whose office, the Premier said, 1s placed as first and foremost of the Dominions representative positions abroad, Empire Bonds A letter from Premier Stanley Baldwin, expressing his inability to accept the invitation to attend, was read by Hon, P, C, Larkin, who presided, Mr, Baldwin sald "I think the growing sense of fel- lowship between Ministers of the Crown in the various parts of the Empire, which has been so note- worthy in recent years, is one of the strongest indications of, the strength and vitality of the bonds uniting us." Premier's Speech Premier King opened his speech with some complimentary refer- ences to Lord Hailsham (former!y Sir Douglas Kogg), Lord Chancel: lor, who had proposed the Cana- dian Premier's health, He express- ed regret that Lord Hailsham had been unable to lead the British delegaton to the Empire Parlia- OPEN to ALL OURS is the best battery service in town-and it is real service for all makes of batteries. 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M, Meredith in his address to the grand jury at the opening of the assizes Monday denounced what he said was a great delay in the Su- preme Court of Ontario, He de- clared that the Assizes cost the ratepayers of Toronto nearly $100,» 000 last year, whereas the Hamil- ton assizes lasted a similar per fod, eight days, and cost the rate- payers of Hamilton #900, WINTER AIR SERVICES Halifax, N, 8., Oct, 11,--Hon, P, J. Veniot, post master general, an- nounced here today that winter air services to Montreal, of certain trans-Atlantic mail landed at Hal- ifax and Saint John, would be es» tablished shortly, similar to the summer air mail service between Rimouski and Montreal, If sue- cessful, the new service would he made permanent, he said. INORLD-WIDE WORTH OF UNITED GHURCH WAS EXPLAINED Two Thousand Delegates to Convention Carry Word to 820,000 They Represented More than two thousand laymen of the United Church of Camada, representing comgregations im the provinces of Omtario and Quebec assembled in Massey Hall, Torom- to last Friday evening for the open ing session of a notable conference, Three meetings were held on Satur- day and the comvention closed on Sunday afternoon. In addition to regular delegates, hundreds of vis- itors were present. J. H. Gundy, the eminent financier, and Sir Robert Falconer were among the laymen who presided at the different ses- sions. . World Wide Work The abject of this convention was to inform the 2000 delegates respecting the world-wide work of the United Church, and through them to interest amd inspire the 820,000 individuals they represent- ed. Delegates who fail to report to the congregations sending them, or congregations neglecting to afford their representatives an opportun- ity to tell something of what they heard, are culpably indifferent to the success of the splendid mis- sionary undertakings of their church, Brilliant Addresses Twenty brilliant addresses were given, all but two by United Church men, Dr. Robert E. Speer of New York, one of the best known mis- sionary leaders in any land to-day, and Rev. F, W. Boreham, the noted Australian preacher and essayist, were the two outside men on the program. No one who heard, can forget Dr. Speer's noble loyalty to Jesus Christ and Christianity, Dr, Boreham's matchless delinea- tions, the {nimitable records of work that counts, presented hy J. Richmond Craig and George Pring- le, the joyous enthusiasm of Dun- can McLeod, Formosan missionary of the memorable words of many others whose names are known and honored through Canada, Stimulate Interest Interest in the great work of the United Church of Canada, at home and in other countries should be stimulated to a very marked ex- tent by this convention. PAPERS OF AUSTRIA VOICESATISFACTION Vienna, Oct, 11,-- Commenting on Sunday's demonstrations at Wiener Neustadt, all the papers here express relief that peace was not disturbed. The Socialist papers express the hope that the impend- Ing conferences on general inter- nal disarmamrent will make an end to all armed party formations. 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