AIR ACCIDENT AT KAWHIA
♦ NO BOARD OF INQUIRY TO BE SET UP (pBESS ASSOCIATIOX 1 ELXfIKA*.) WELLINGTON. March ML The finding that the aeroplane accident near Kawhia on February 27. when P. D. Smith, an Air Force trainee, was injured, was due to a condition of perplexity in the mind of a pilot young in experience, who encountered a combination of conditions with which he was not familiar, was confirmed to-day by the Minister in charge of the Air Department ttbe Hon. F. Jones). He announced that, in the circumstances, he did not propose to set up a board of inquiry to report further.
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Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22355, 19 March 1938, Page 23
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