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What Did The People Of Devon See Last Wee By Sunday Dispatch Reporter EST OF ENGLAND newspapers gave much publicity last week to reports of “ flying saucers’ over Devon. The saucers were reported by a number of independent witnesses from places as. far apart as Woolacombe (near Ilfracombe), Exeter, Cullompton, Sidmouth Junction, and Paignton (60 miles south of Woolacombe). e witnesses’ descriptions of what they saw are sub- stan of fire streame about 11 “yked in aircraft fac- ue two wars, was one of people who told the Express and Echo what d seen. n Monday evening, he object come inshore ction of the north t a “terrific speed. A are Ces Saas 7 ar Exeter, wro pton, nearvhile at Coun- (two miles south-east of ) on onday night, he saw Bxetirowar objects. NISPATCH SUNDAY DISPA‘ LONDON, ENGLAND 11-5-50 \ tially in agreement—there was no noise and a trail d from the back. The obsérvations were at p.m. in all instances. r. J. Stewart, 70-year-old oolacombe pensioner, who ‘They were of a brilliant sil- y blue, travelling south, one be- Vv hind the other in close formation,” | he said. “After passing overhead, the Tear object appeared to catch up with the front one and collide, whereon they disintegrated.” Bright Disc The object was described by Miss J,. Sputway, of Exeter-hill, Cul- lompton (12 miles north-east of Exeter), as “a bright disc travel- ling with a circular movemient at | great speed. Two and a half miles north of Exmouth, the object was seen at 11 p.m. by Mr. and Mrs, L, Mus- sell, of Hill-crest, Lympstone, who described it as having been in two parts “apparently attached in some way with a lighted tail.” The sixth witness quoted in Be and Echo is Mr. Express nas Powell, of Sidmouth Junction, who, | Ie ile between Patterson’s Cross, ihcdon at sith Bre ta uth saw “ two “yen wipe lenis : e Hone behind a, bank of mist i] ee WAS ’ {