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Oshawa Times (1958-), 18 Mar 1964, p. 15

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THE OSHAWA TIMES, _ Wednesday, March 18, 1964 15 ' Aussies Try. To Convert ~ Sea Water -- By IAN McFARLING MELBOURNE (CP)--As one» of the world's driest and thirst... iest continents, Australia is try-. ing to convert sea water to household use. Scientists working with the Australian Water Research . Foundation have already cut . | |the cost of removing salt from - sea water by 50 per cent in the . last five years, Piss A --- Fears a major . reakthrough, but are confident that within another five to 10. years desalinateq sea water. could be a paying proposition» ' for ranchers in open pasture = country where the ground water . is brackish. In this case the ranch running sheep and cattle, w use desalinated water from ar- ° 4 |tesian bores, Scientists forecast eithat in the big coastal cities desalinated water would go into domestic taps with the help of perhaps nuclear power. COMING SOON : (| This has already been pre dicted by the foundation's hon- orary director of research, 4 |Prof. C: H. Munro, professor of civil engineering at the Univer- sity of Ne South Wales. "Some authorities believe that nuclear - powered electricity generating stations with desal- SPECIAL ination as a by-product on a 49.99 large scale are just around the ' yy corner," Prof. Munroe sid, = REMEMBER! But at present, he said during SETS | a foundation meeting in Alde- .». You Can Say K-Mart Special with trim and collor with loce trim. Matching Poke Bon- laide, the capital of South Aus« 5.77 CHARGE IT e net. Pink ond mint colors. Sizes 12 to 24 months and 1 tralia, the only application he With a TO "ag 6.66 K-MART CREDIT CARD GIRLS' 2-PCE. COAT SETS K-Mart Special OPEN DAILY 10a.m.to10p.m. (Except Sunday) f =mnar Limited « A Division of the $. $. Kresge C NOW FOR EASTER K-MART _ ¢ TODDLERS' COAT Girls' 2 piece coat sets in assorted Crepe, Corduroy and Suede Fabric. Rayon or Toffeta Lining in the coat,. Yoke "I regard a breakthrough in desalination infinitely more ims portant than putting a rocket on the moon," he said, : The foundation picked South | Australia for its first board of trustees meeting for 1964 ag Australia's driest state in a" country where the average an-_ nual rainfall is only 16.5 inches, compared with a world average of 26 inches. © Australia's run-off to store is even less--an average of 1 1-3 . inches, compared with a world run-off average of 9% inches. DEMAND RISING Fs Foundation scientists say that with the present rate of world" population increase, the of SPRING COATS K-MART SPECIAL $I 3.54 $34.77 ALL WEATHER COATS Thinking of chilly spring days, the cooler summer evenings? Select for Wools, Mohairs, Loop and Laminated Flannels. A variety of styles and popular springs colors to choose from. Sizes range from 10 to 18. Some half sizes available Assorted Laminated Fabrics, Rayon, Suede, Linen and Knit. 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Latest Patterns and plain shades in all Wool Worsteds, all designed to suit the discriminating Young Man. i Sizes 34 to 41. raising drives. | The foundation wants at least © another $1,000,000 for 75 new research topics, such as im» proving the. design of small earth dams, controlling the growth of.slime in big closed water conduits and the effects of planting softwood forests on water yields, Cuba Refugees. Smuggle Out Rum Formula -: MIAMI, Fla. (AP)--Refugees _ from Fidel Castro's Cuban re--- gime have smuggled the tor- " mula for the island's renowned rum into exile with them. ' A group of refugees and American businessmen, with formulas brought out of Cuba, are producing in Florida a drink they hope will carry on the tradition of the famuus Cu- ban rums. Directing the operation is An- * tonio (Nico) Zubillaga, formerly ° a wealthy Cuban cattleman, su- gar cane grower and alcohol distiller. Zubillga fled Cuba with his wife and children and $600 after the Castro takeover, Zubillaga said that through chance, he and a former busi- ness client got together to go into the rum business. "Once preliminary plans were ' (going, I began looking eround for a chemist," Zubillaga said, 4 A woman called in answer to one of our advertisements and. said her husband, Cesar Incera, was a Tum chemist." BROUGHT FORMULAS When he left Cuba, Incera took with hi mformulas and: techniques used in preparing the high-quality Cuban rum. He turned them .over to Fiorida's . new enterprise. With funds acquired through a stock sale approved by the Florida Securities Commission, +} s 3 Men's Ties he company bought an old - " J" . eee ® ae vy ere S : Four in Hand A ee : Wash and 88c 4 TS . ; ye a a wee t -- and oe ei ag came LADIES' SEAMLESS © CHILDREN'S HATS : vers ono . eee M ESH NYLONS A wide selection of Chiffon. Half Hats with : ' ' Spring ies) Al Effect and Suede. 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But equally important, he said, is that it is providing jobs for . some of the many Cuban exiles in this country. 'We have many Cubans work- ing here," Zubillaga proudly . pointed out. "We are trying to help the Florida unemployment. situation as much as we can." *| Exiles and native Americans work in various capacities from supervisor to secretary to jan- itor.

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