Veteran of Bombing Raids

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20571, 3 June 1941, Page 3

Veteran of Bombing Raids

Described as a veteran of more than. 120 bombing raids on Germanoccupied territory, Flying Officer Stanley Livingstone, formerly of Dunedin, is at present taking a special course of training in Canada. In a full-column interview with the Hamilton Spectator, Flying Officer Livingstone gives three factors why Nazi Germany must be defeated. He points to the increased shipments of American aircraft to Britain, the high morale of the British people, and me steadily increasing aircraft production of Britain. Flying Officer Livingstone is a cousin of Flight Lieutenant William Weir Campbell, who is credited with having destroyed a large number of enemy submarines in the Mediterranean and is known to his Royal Air Force comrades as "Deadeye Dick.” MAINTAINING FACTORY PRODUCTION A North Island business man was visiting a large Christchurch factory recently and noticed on a man’s desk a large bottle of Baxters Lung Preserver. Noticing Ihe visitor eyeing Ihe bottle, the man remarked that lie was "just fixing a cold." lie went on to say that he found the concrete' door not conducive to warmth, and feeling a cold coming on he bought a buttle of "Laxters” to ward it off. He is one of thousands of wise folk who don’t believe in giving a cold a chance. If a cold Ihreatens you gel busy at once with "Baxters." "Baxten?” relieves, heals, and strengthens. Coughs, colds, and chest troubles vanish quickly after a few doses of tlt is extremely pleasant remedy. "Baxters" is so soothing to sore throats and quickly dispels hoarseness. The tonic properties of "Baxters” ensure beneficial after effects, a property exclusive to .'‘Baxters.” Buy the extra large family size of “Baxters” for economy. Get better, get "Baxters.”*