Show fliERS fORGED FORCED i DOWN OON SHORT Of HUNGARIAN GOAl Last Drop of Gas Used as Plane Comes Down in Small Field DRAIN FUEL CIRCLING CITY Thousands Greet Intrepid Hungarian n Pilots n Br Associated Press BUDAPEST Hungary July 16 16 C Captain Coptain Alexander Magyar and Captain Captain Cap Cap- tam tain George Georgc Endres brought the transatlantic monoplane Justice fox for Hungary down to a forced landing 20 miles mUes outside of Budapest tonight They came down as us the last drop of gasoline was vas exhausted Neither was hurt although the plane was damaged The fliers filers crawled out at the end of at their spectacular mile mlle flight night grinning broadly A i few minutes before they landed the plane roar roared d over the city turned and circled b before fore heading in the direction of the airport CITY TURNS OUT It seemed as though the whole city of Df Budapest raised Its voice In a great roaring cheer as the ship circled over the city Just before it came down dO Thousands who had been waiting hours for its arrival were perched on rooftops Jammed in the streets and craning raning out of ot windows as the ship passed over It was vas those few minutes of or circling cirlIng cir cir cir- lIng cling over the city which cost the two wo filers fliers the glory of bringing their the ship down on air field but ut even so theirs was the first flight since ince Lindbergh's passage to Paris In n which the pilots set a definite goal for or themselves and came so close to hitting it The field in whIch they landed was just large enough to give them room PILE ILE INTO AUTO The two men piled plIed into an automobile automobile auto auto- mobile nobile and went on t to the airport They were forced down near the little mUe village of at a little after 30 p. p m. m p. p m. m E. E S. S T. T In Just j a little over 26 hours they had ad covered the miles between Harbor arbor Grace where they took of off au f ft at t 1118 E. E S. S T. T Wednesday morning morn norn- In ing ng and arid Budapest averaging about 35 miles mUes an hour Endres' Endres Mother Joyful 1 in U. U S. S CINCINNATI July 16 C Propped W-Propped P Propped up in bed by pillows with a German prayer book on one knee and newspapers newspapers newspapers news news- papers on the other Mrs John Endres mother of at Captain George Endres Hungarian flier mer told newspaper newspaper newspaper news news- paper men in broken English today of her Joy over the transatlantic flight of her son The aged invalid mother proud of her boys boy's accomplishment cried I 1 Continued on P Page PUI e Two fLIERS FORCED DON SHORT OF GOAL GUAl Continued from rate rase One ODe prayed rill night for his safety He 1 is the best flier filer In Hungary Seriously ill of cancer Mrs Endress Endres s said ld the flights flight's success meant much to her in a financial wa way because he herson her herson son had promised to return here herc a as soon as possible and provide radium treatments for tor her Illness The famIly fam faIn ily fly she said was poor and the f flight Ugh meant funds with which to regain her health Mrs is 71 and has been confined confined confined con con- fined to bed several months month She can speak but little English and 3 a neighbor neighbor neighbor neigh neigh- bor woman interpreted most of her flight reactions to newspaper menThe men The fliers flier's father John Endres is 72 12 and a painter He also is at home suffering a leg injury sustained in a fall He Ho speaks German and said he was overjoyed at the good ending of his his' sons son's air voyage The he p parents called the Captain their theirl l pet pet- name for for George I Mrs Enders said she did not sleep as much as usual last night and prayed often for safety She had read newspaper stories of the airplanes airplane's progress so often she nearly had the items Hems memorized The Hungarian pilot not an American American Amerlean Amer Amer- ican lean citizen has two brothers and a 11 aLster sister Lster living here |