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THE COLBORNE EXPRESS, COLBORNE, ONT., JUNE 21, 1945 Ship Dairy, Draft Animals To Europe About 50,000 dairy and draft animals will be shipped to five Balkan countries during the next 18 months to help replace Eur ipe'9 decimated livestock herds, the United Nations : Relief and Rehabilitation Administration announced last week. About half the animals are scheduled to come from the United States and the remainder from other United Nations ipf the western hemisphere. The first shipment, 300 dairy heifers and 900 draft animals, will kave the United States for Greece within a few weeks. In addition, 300 bred heifers and 300 mares probably will be shipped shortly to Yugoslavia. I UNRRA said its livestock program was designed to replace one percent, of the 5,00'lnOO animals destroyed during the war in Greece, Albania, Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia and Poland. The first shipment was directed to Greece, it said, because of her "extreme need." Belgium is in desperate need of meat and is said to be slaughtering milk cows and young beeves in an effort to meet the daily meat allowance of 35 grams a person. Because this firm conducts a Commission Brokerage business ... --its advice and recommendations are given without bias. Our only source of revenue from clients is the commission received from business executed. 44 Adelaide St. West " TORONTO 1 Telephone ADelaide Mil PARTNERS J. H. Crang H. G. Donley (limited) L. L. Mimod E. D. Scott MEMBERS Toronto Stock Exchange Caliary Stock Exchange Vancouver Stock Exchange 7^ ALLENRI with Lemon Juice Men and women who suffer nagging aches and pains caused by Rheumatism, inch symptoms promptly To gel such rrliel ... try A1.LENRU! Mix 2 lable- ol this <• medio a of GERMANY'S LAST "SECRET WEAPON" i submarines remain on the docks at . two members of the Canadian Provost Corps, left, L/Cpl. J. Lang, Shawinigan Falls Que., and right, L/Cpl. P. C. Ajas, McLeod Valley, Alberta. Built in high hopes by the Germans, these dimin Ijmuiden, Holland, an object of curiosity for^ the British Get Less Food That Needy May Have More Life has been exceedingly tough for British civilians throughout five years of war, says the Minneapolis Star Journal. It will be tougher as regards both food and clothing before it gets better because of continuing "shortages. There would be more to eat and more to wear for the British ii they curtailed the war effort against Japan or shut their eyes to the misery of the liberated peoples of Europe. The British will do neither. With commendable altruism the British are making plans to get along without further clothing and other relief from the United States in order that needier European li-ated peoples tulles sible 1 The British War' Relief, which during the past five years has con- tributed if 50,000,000 to neev.- Pn- tons, will terminate its activities October 1 By British request funds raised in tlie national war fund campaign next Autumn will be uti- lized for s ufferers on the continent while the United Kingdom will care for ts own needy without American assistance. Waterloo Bridge Across The Rhine London's "temporary" Waterloo Bridge that was used for seventeen years until the permanent Waterloo Bridge was opened in 1942, now spans the Rhine at Re-magen. It was dismantled and shipped across the Channel after the capture of Antwerp in readiness for an emergency. 1 Its time came when Remagen Bridge -- at that time the Allies' only bridge across the Rhine -- collapsed soon after it had been taken by U. 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