ROYAL AIR FORCE

Timaru Herald, Volume CLI, Issue 22183, 29 January 1942, Page 4

ROYAL AIR FORCE

New Zealand Casualties (P.A.) WELLINGTON. Jan. 28. Tire following air casualties were announced to-day (all are R.N.Z.A.F., except where otherwise stated) : Sergeant Vincent Arthur, missing. Mother, Mrs F. A. Arthur, Inglewood. Pilot Officer Leonard Raymond Farr, died of Injuries received in action. Father, Mr L. Farr, Auckland. Sergeant Robert Ewan Ernest Fotheringham, previously reported missing, believed killed in July, 1941, death now officially presumed. Mother, Mrs M. Fotheringham. Takapuna. Sergeant Colin Maurice Thompson, previously reported missing, now reclassified missing, believed killed. Father, Mr R. J. Thompson. Christchurch. Pilot Officer Robert Stanley Chisholm. R.A.F., previously reported missing, believed killed in June, 1941, death now officially presumed. Father, Mr Chisholm, Wellington. Advice has been received by his parents at Invercargill that Flight Lieutenant Harold Strang, officer commanding a New Zealand fighter squadron, is reported missing as a result of operations. Flight Lieutenant Strang went overseas in March, 1940, and had taken part in many operations. SENTRY STOPPED They heard him sneeze, sneeze, sneeze! "Can’t stand that with Pulmonas handy.” a passer-by said. Was the sentry grateful? Pulmonas relieve coughs and colds 2-ways—by antiseptic inhalation through breathing passages and absorption through the blood stream. Pulmonas never fail. 1/1, 1/7, 2/7, chemists and stores everywhere Keep a tin in your pocket