New Britain herald., 1930-07-05
WEARY ENDURANCE PLIERS SEEK REST
 AFTER WILD SCENE
tconrinued From Page One)

tlcn-inEri rom Page on@( landing which a,u,ors said was by no means rh. least remarkable thing aDou, the flight, was unex- pecttd
 Only few minutes before. the r1tH.ljnG plan" the Big Ben pilot ea by TWO others Of the Hunter '. ms.y. Walter and Albert. had talk ~n up e1s and oil and no one among tho Ii.ouo persons on inc tr-.d was .Npoc;n= the City ot Chi caso to Itmd at that ume
 The plane, in fact. had dropped to a neigh: ot only 1oa f-et before if was realized that Inc Hunters at los, Were about to come back to earth.
 "1e's landtu~-looE ont" was the shout that rang across The field and 'hor. followed one of tho most ex- c.ttrg. spectacular scenes tn the his tory ot aviation
 W,h John a. the controls. the al1na dropped 70 th. runwav and settled easily s'71pn= a' rh- west end or fho ti-ld. The crowd mmedt- a''Iv hacame rOt0.z. crushed f-s Way through 'hr poline ].rrS arI uor" down H7on tho oil smaared cr1e+ threatening for tha moment tc olusa both i, and its tired occG- pants
 C-r...... ,,...,., ,,:,..,, +- .,.- tI--....-,., 'c taxi th" plane to ro- hangar and, with much difficulty police cleared a lano for is nassa-r Many per sons suffered slight injuries in the mob demonstration. but tho injuries v5rr roreor'-n iu th. excitement Of the landing
 ~mcarcd With oil
 John. 'h. youn gcs' or the Hunt .r=. vas rha first 10 emerge from te. ship He was smoared with oil from head 70 fool was hollow eyed and T Mr unsteady and a cut over his oyo showed distinctly, Tho cut WAS reoai}ed several days ago whom on oil c1n fell on him while he was sleeping in the tiny cabin of the n,an"
 Inside th- hangar. tno hovs were ris4n an opportunity 70 wash away some O. rho fhre" weeks aocYmula- r5o0 or grease and dir. then they zeea short radio talks au1 when if ttcam- possible 10 get them through tho crowd they were taken 10 2 downtown hotel to eet some mHrN needed rest
 "Thats one thing I'll never try arat0" said Kenneth. v4arjly, as n" looked into the grimv cabin that had been his home so long.
 Ttr boys said they had not }n-
 aa-d 10 come down until this aft- . moon. h.t that they were unable ID keep tha oli lines clear any long -'. a1j 90 were forced 10 land Tho ship they believed. still was good fo" many more ho3rs but the minor t~oahl~e had become so numerous that they could not stand the grind any longer
 Others Also Glad
 Tho CUprs themselves were not the only ones Of inc family who were glad the record smashing flight had ended Mrs. Ida Hunter their mother had been wishing for several days they would come down and so had Irene. their school teacher sister, who supervised the cooking Of their meals up until the last day,
 Probably tho proudest woman in tue world, Mrs. Hunter also had taen one Of the most worried, fear i rnc. ahe said, that her boys were . hurting themselves by staying up |. 100 long Irene, too. was almost ex- harsted from the long grind.
 There was one thing however. 1 hat made Kenneth, who is just 21, . wish he was still ID in the air. That was the crowd. the newspaper ! men. and tho cameramen. A modest . youth. who for 9$ days had been . wen moro removed from the world . or people than in the days when he . Jug coal in the pits Of Southern H. 1 1nois kenneth felt q bit lost among . he milling, shouting, crowd that was zcclaiming him a hero of heroes.
 Wiping his face with piece Of . taste as he chatted with the United . Press correspondent John explained . ' It- they had come down.
 "Tho motor was hcgirning 10 . freeze" he said. The oil screen