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4 Li '40 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Tuesday, "TED RUST TO BE IN SHOW Fair grandstand tomorrow eve- ning, is here shown with Pat, the Canadian counterpart of Ber- gen's Charlie McCarthy. Ted Rust, » triloquist, who is to appear in the variety show at the Oshawa accomplished ven- | Could Hit The U.S. ge WASHINGTON (AP)--The well- informed magazine, Aviation Age, said today Soviet Russia has bnilt a chain of launching bases for guided missiles; extending from Finland to the Black Sea and from Archangel to northeastern Siberia It said these sites are capable of being trained on targets in West- ern Europe, Alaska and the United States. The technical aviation publica- tion said some of the most import- ant bases are in the Riga area of the former Baltic state of Latvia. It said installations at Gipka and on the islands in the Bay of Riga are aimed at the north Swedish mining centre of Kiruna. The magazine also réported that: Numerous bases along the Lith- uanian coast and on the peninsula jutting out from the Kalingrad area are all aimed apparently either at Sweden or out over the Baltic. Bases still under construction farther to the west, mostly on Rugen Island, are aimed at Den- mark's Bornholm Island, athwart the entrapte to the Baltic. Some ,bases, including those at Koberg-Deep and Henken-Hagen, have experimental firing ranges extending all the way to Saaremaa Island off the Estonian coast, about 400 miles. These missiles, launched in the opposite direction,. could reach the Ruhr industrial region of West Germany. MOBIE PIONEER DIES LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Michael Gore, 77, movie industry pioneer and founder of the Fox west coast | j chain of theatres, died Sunday. Gore, who amassed a fortune the movie industry, also was the original franchise holder in the First National Pictures Co., now known as Warner Brothers. ARGYEL GRATTAN FIRST BATAVIA, N.Y. (CP) -- Argyel |! Grattan, five-year-old gelding owned by Duncan Campbell of Ailsa Craig, Ont., made. his first | start a winning one at Batavia Downs Saturday night. The Cana- dian pacer won the $2,500 featured Free-For-All Pace ahead of May- nard Hanover and Superior Hal. Hundreds of Exhibits It's BIGGER And BETTER Than Ever! ! © Light and Heavy Horses © Beef and Dairy Caitle © Sheep © Agricultural 44 August 18, == Ring Of Red Bases Sager Rei Es Sn Bt RE KIWANIS DAIRY CALF MEMBERS HOLD ACHIEVEMENT DAY The achievement of the Osh- awa Kiwanis Dairy Calf Club is one of the big events of the |[4 BIG DAYS J | anp nicaTs | JN \ N N Oshawa Fair, and brings out a large entry of boys and girls ex- hibiting the calves which they have raised specially for this activity. Above are a few of the calves entered at last year's fair. -Times-Gazette Staff Photo. WED. - THURS. FRI. xno SAT. BRING THE FAMILY and Horticultural © Needlecraft © Jr. Farmers © Home Baking © Field Crop Competition and Art Exhibition. NIGHTLY GRANDSTAND SHOW! ® THRILLING PERFORMANCES | Acis By GARDEN BROS. "BRING OUT THE WHOLE FAMILY FOR A WONDERFUL TIME AT THE FAIR Under The Auspices Of ONTARIO COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY hg pr GIANT ay : FIREWORKS #4 SENSATIONAL and DISPLAY [M\ HARNESS RACES EXCITING TRIALS OF SPEED Every Afternoon © $1,000.00 PURSE