San Franelseo, July 14, The Soviet aviators who early this morning established: a new world's Tong-distance record: for nonstop fights, were brought to March Field, near Riverside, Cal, to-day.
IL was estimated the tiers landed at 1630 o'clock this morning, after hav-Ing been in the air continuously for approximately 62 hours.
Leaking petrol forced down the trio, consisting of Mf. Mikhail Gromov, pilot; M. Serge! Danictine, copilot, and Maj. Andre Yumashev, navigator. They landed in a cow pasture, without any Injury to themselves or 10 their plane, "They were apparently unaware of their proximity to March Field, only AAfteen miles away. Tt was clear they had. cutablished a record, with ape proximately 6,625 miles' to. their eredil. The best previous mark was made by the French aviators, Messrs. 'MIN. Rossi and P. Codos, ina flight from New York to Syria in 1933.
'As soon as news of the fliers' landing was received at March Field, a United States Army aeroplane was sent to meet them, near San Jacinto, Col. The aviators boarded the plane immediately and were brought to the Army centre a few minutes. later. United Pres,
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