We heard a terrific. crash and, while my siser rushed to the plane, Istopped. a-motorist and directed him down: a, þysroad to, spelt, we could help the poor fellows.
For a time $é"eould not find the plane. We could see an ambulance also searching for it. Then, in a hollow, I spotted the wreck.
I ran over the field, falling into the mud, climbing - through hedges, serütéhing "fri -legs.: When I got there à-farm worker, who had come from the next-field, was standing by, but it was too late to help the men.
"One lay headless, just out of the jié- Anmbulánce/mem arrived just When an officer burried up he was told: "It is- Mr; Andrews, sir' I heard: him. exclaim, "My God, is it?"
"He then turned and "saluted the Bodies Betty, who, with her sister, has been called to dozens of road crashes near, their garage on the busy Weymouth-Dorchester main road, is used to the sight of mangled limbs. But of the air crash she said: "This was terrible."
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