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and a “sheet of oa e metal” Chairman of Chard F.C, Mr.| William Taunton, sitting in the stand, said : “It came Tight, over the top of us like a brilliant streak and then, Seemed to GHC before ‘our eyes. “Snake-Shape Miss Myra Scott, who was watch- ¢ @ football match at Perry Sireet, three miles south of Chard, Said she saw a “low-flying, silvery star with a tail” shortly before |, four o'clock. At North Petherton, near Bridg- water, spectators at another match || saw an object in the north-west sky shortly before four o'clock. i It was described as “a long| _ snake-shape thing which streake: through the sky at a terrific rate.” Mr. T. Hollinghurst, of North Petherton, said: "Tt appeared sud | deni: ate) went away suddenly, ing & creamy smoke. There Was no noise and there were no] Planes about.” Channel Explosion arts fr be ae ‘rom oo as much as | were received sion. ed aniperated, The “was 20,000ft. ‘ a Weston-sun ie at dis- rated height di jorted a she Lee ‘of ti 1 iff, reported a fias! 15, one to the north-east of the airfield. At a football match at Easton: | ‘In-Gordano, near Bristol, specta- tors saw a flash. M. V, Perrett, | of Ham Green, sai It looked | Tks a rocket coming down from fash which left a trail of vay il Spectators at the match between | Shaftesbury. and Longfleet St. | Mary reported what appeared like a giant rocket. It seemed to fe from the sky. "Bovingdon airport in Heritfon shire, 150 miles east of Ul 7 also reported to the Air Mainistr that a brilliant wee light _ seen a long way eect Ne 3 pm Observers, esti it was at about 20,000ft. and si thst it vanished in a trail. of smok “Tt is most unlikely ~ seheduled private flight sen place at sucl cannot explain the “No aircraft was Portishead area.” At Town, playe | les, Rugby play ih tad, with spect a Boe ‘the sky a: