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Recruits are still needed for the R i/al New Zealand Air Fcrce. The Director of Educational Services (Mr E. Caradust in an interview said there was a mistaken impression that youths who had not passed matriculation were not acceptable as candidates for appointments as pilots and observers. The true position was that the R.N.Z.A.F. had arranged tuition classes, and. by attending these, all youths had an opportunity of attaining the educational standard required m trainees for pilot and observer appointments. It was felt that many suitable young men were holding back through /being under the impression that the classes were not open to them The Air Force needed pilots, and it also undertook to give aspirants an educational coaching that would fit them for appointments.