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of the staff of the power board, the said that the troubled men would search lights when working on the power boards at night strike, but he did not know whether they had been out that night. I am firmly convinced that what I saw much have been a flying saucer.
It must have been flying very low when I thought it was one of the station lights; there was absolutely no sound.
I have often thought I should report this matter.
With so many foreigners coming into the country it makes one wonder if there was something sinister about the search light being used that might.
The Power Board will probably have a record of all the night work done by its employees.
The fallowing is a plan of our house, the railway station, and