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e ——— FORD TURNS 0UT & PASSENGERPLANES Three-Motored Stout Craft Will Be Produced in Quan- tity if Demand Warrants. By the Associated Press. DETROIT, Februar: - motored < monoplanes 1 completed at the airy the Ford Motor Co. was announced by Wil chief designing enginee ganization. The planes, which will ac 10 passengers, will be turn quantity production in the futu there is 2 demand for them, Mr. M said. It has not been decided yet if they will be placed on the market, ac cording to Mr yo. Most of the planes turned out at the Ford factory heretof ve been put into the Bervic t ny, which main- tains air routes for its business The monoplane, designed by Willia B. Stout, head of the airpiane divisic of the Ford Co.. is u 600-horsepower ship with threc .Wright 200-horse. power air-cooled engines. is of cor- rugated duraluminun istruction, with a pilot upholstered, heated ca Innovation in Cockpit. Commenting on the closed cockpit, an fnnovation, Mr. Stout said the new feature had come {0 “It ha: n several vears to edu cate the average pilot that he can fly a plane without sticking his nose out into the wind, but once let the pilot fiy sheltered and still have sufficient vision in all directions and he swears Dy, instead of at, an inclosed ship, Stout sald. The familiar Qual control switches are in the center of the cowl board of the new plane, and switches for all three engines may be cut at one movement. The brakes designed by three ix out been moda out in if or closed s in Stout and used on the three-motored | plane that participated in the second annual commercial air reliability tour are installed on the new planes. They are operated by means of a long lever, extending up between the pilots’ seats, which if forced to the right, operates the right wheel brake, and, similarly, the left brake. New Heating System. Pulled straight back, the lever op- erates both brakes simultaneously. The plane is guided by means of these brakes on landing. A new heating and cooling system for the passenger cabin has been per- fected in the new machine. The other equipment is much the same as is in standard use. The planes are being turned out at the new plant of the company, which replaced one destroyed by fire some time ago. A force of 160 men is at work at the plant, and working full capacity can turn out a plane every week, officials said. In addition to the three-motored ship & number of other models of airplanes are under construction there or are in the stage of experimentation. ‘Among the latter is a “fiivver” mono- plane. »ckpit and an THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1927T. LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMEN MONDAY. FEBRUARY 7, 1927. Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 410 M 4:00—Boston: Shepard Colonial Orchestra: planist New York: Vocal sojoisia: News Party. Loew’s Or Baltimore:” WBAL Salon Orchestra. 3 Jork: Vocal' and piano rolos ew York: Astor Concert Orchestra 4 | hiladelphia: Polies reports; organ: (rampets T0 6 P.M. liewira | 5:00—Yew Al soloiste Sher's Orchesira, i Monday Cliih: Osburn s Oreheaisa Clab ) £ vocal wolo Rea York Astor Orehy Orchestia Market reports: fa st Kiigd t o T Bedtime siories eboe: Sorey Hall Orchest: iy &b KDKA Meat taik o1 “Oredn Shelton n Minneapolis: 6:30-Chic New Clevelan Pittab Adelphia O imee conce: 7.00-—Chicago: Supperbell program Vs Orehestra Movie Club: mar Maon Dance O jin. Lee's Orchestra n musical progran Coun.: Health t soloists Otean recital: Capitol Or n b falk: House of Mythe |. . ... Punch and Judy! Drake Concert “ommodore Orchestra: National organ recital market e onEs: ibson Orcheatfa Theds ews " ogan et Kansas Ci1y" Markets: weather. a Drtreit: | Goiwntie’s” Grhedta” afiafins S reiehure: Homa Folks' Music Hour 7:30—Buffalo. N. Y." Hymn. scripture and. pr Va' Chilifen's program . ... . R gk Boy Seonta’ posran -Atlantid ‘Ensenible. 5 f Sivania D, % cne 7:40—Atlantic City: Book talk wrr,.ors: Sclence talk Atlantle Cit. Morton concert . . ‘s Orchestra. 'WDAF 3058 opera cran e WIR BIGD 8 TO o PM. Atlantic Ensemble: Talk: Sylvania ' Orchestra . . Market revorts: the Melody aside Concert Trio . ... . and _instrumental program Quartet Saxophone Quartet: 8:00—New York Philadelnhia Richmond, V; Atlantic Nashville Harrishu Atlantic City: Tal Cineinnati: Ford and Glenn' time ' Minneapolis: Ong’s Orchestra: solos New Yorl Vocal wiolste: Radie K S S50 eZmor RI2E BERIET farm nsemble New York: The Record Boys, Z and . Pittshurgh: Concert program . Baltimore: Vocal and instrumen New York: Radio Charlies, banjo and pian . Drogram . educational series ... New York: Vocal and instrumental fecital Cleveland: Studio recit: e Boston: Icarde Minstrels: Whozit cor l-!lrl!m‘d. Conn.: Clinton musical periqd; Newark:' News: Phil Cook. “The Radio Che! Philadeiphia: The Horning hour .. Snes 5 New York: Vocal and instrumental soloists; Roseland Dance Orchestra ... .. .o Detroit S)'ml"hm\)' Orchestr: eomposer's program Detroit: Vocal ‘\roxrnm code lesson Detroit: Musical Boy " Scout : _WNYC i Strand Orchestra WPCH FEE R WTAM o] Fous az i 4. Violin ‘and ‘plano solo news_bulletins . 3 . Collar City Quartet g Tk amental s 8:30—San_ Francisco: Children's » ot P Vocul sololst. health t‘ux' 5 : S heal Staley Trio. instrumental 9 TO 10 PM. gR238 533 8 2 2252 Bos 2 5 Gosas mdo Springfield: 9:00—Des Mofnes: Dan ngfield : - ce_program uce progam ... New . Bensicn WA WIAR WCAE. 'WWJ. WSAT. WDAF and WR moiotat MUSIC THE MINNEAPOLIS ORCHESTRA. An unusually brilliant audience, in- cluding' many leaders in political, dip- lomagc and social circles, attended the concert given last night by the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra un- der a conductor whose talents seem to touch the heights of gentus—Henri Verbrugghen. There were tiose who were amazed to find that the Middle West could provide such a top-rank orchestra—an orchestra of practically 300 men and 1 woman, a violinist, Jenny Cullen—that pla: beautiful music in an inspiring hion. The sudience became so enthusiastic that it insisted upon leader and men Te oelving an ovation after the symphony and at the end of the concert. when, on each occasion, Mr. Verbrugghen asked the entire orchestra to rise in escknowledgment. Mr. Verbrugghen began the pro- gram with the overture to Gluck’s “Iphigenia in Aulls,” in which the @elicate, haunting melodies were excel- lently set forth. The symphony chosen was the beautiful “Symphony in D Minor,” written by Cesar Franck, that great Belgian composer. It is in- teresting in passing to note that Mr. Verbrugghen, also, is a Belglan. Per- haps that was why he gave such a really thrilling reading of this work. In the first movement he brought out the vividness of the stormy climaxes when the leading theme seemed voiced in frantic appeal from the whole or- chestra. At such times the sweeping swell of the strings into fortissimo or their instant united throbbing in softest planissimo resembled nothing ®#0 much as a master organ of gigantic proportions played by a great organ- fst. The plzzicato passages that led into the second movement, when strings and harp announced the new theme which was taken up by the wood winds, made the second move- ment the poetic center of the sym- phony. The finale quite lived up to the preparation made by the first and second movements. There {8 much in Mr. Verbrugghen's conducting that suggests Toscaninl. Following the intermission Mr. Ver- brugghen showed his versatility in the completely satisfactory way in which he plaved Richard Strauss' “Till Fu- lensplegel.” It is a work that until wew has been best liked here as read dy Mr. Mengelberg. Mr. Verbrugghen'’s seading will stand favorable compari- wn when placed alongside of the gifted Dutchman's. Never has Till seemed a more truly real figure or the entire score seemed so alive. The last selection was a novelty written by the modernist, Jacques Ivert. It was given its first perform- ance in Washington last night, al- though its premiere was in Paris three years ago. Called “Les Escales” (Ports of Call), it is a descriptive work and seemed to fascinate the audience. There are three “ports” so described: Palermo is the first, and the music be- gins with mering whispers among the strings and harp: there are faint dissonances as though of voices and other sounds heard through a m and there is delicate, weird melody based on folk song. The second, Tunis- Nefta, uses the strings to give the effect of beating tamtoms and other Oriental gourd instruments, while the wood-winds carry a typical Algerian melody. The primitive rhythms and simplicity of melodic embroidery make this an especlally effective musical pic- ture. The final movement, Valencia, has all the lure and voluptuousness of rhythm and color that is generally recognized as Spanish and provides a brilllant ending to an unusually in- triguing group of “lmpressions.” The work is scored for piccolo, two flutes, two oboes, 17 n. two clarinet: three bassoons, four horns, three trum pets, three trombones, bass-tuba, a set of four kettl side drum, tam- bourine, bass drum, cymbals, triangle, xylophone, castanents, tomtoms, celes. | four $an Francisco: Children's program: news: Lind's ¢ Detroit: Composer's program: instrumentalisis Jefferson "City: wll'mfllv program o P Ine - Newark: Vi N Phllsdeionias By K. T hoge Toupadors Hartford,'Gonn.: McCoy's Muste" M P iy MR o Clty: Traymore an New York: Vocal artists: dramatic N.dinlo 1013 AMISBRIOMA Biry G253 R088 288 253233523382 3388 wisis® - @x= & ew Torkl WNYC Concertians: eololsts: Trish music’ i 0 Troy. N. Orchestra Minneapols; University " ‘pro . 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San Francisco: Los Angeles: Tos Angeles: Birkel musical program: playiet ... , ‘Cavalleria_Rusticana.’ by the WEAF Grand New York: Opera Co.. WIAR, WLIT. WRC, WCSH, WCAE, WSAL KSD T3 s WEAR and WDAF, from oo Now York: Friedman's Orchesira, WBZ and. Wiz 11 TO 12 MIDNIGHT. New York s Orchest levelan Orchest; P an Fran ik eview: b A vmfl’L and {nstrumental tiantie Cits Silver Slipper Orchestra....... . o s WY ew Y«z& “§ilver ‘Slipper Orchestra and ‘Cotton Clib " Or: e New York: Corneitus 3 e # Elman. the town clown A Boston: Dance orchestr: an i ciement's Minneapolis: W T ookl and Biano 80108 <. .- Baltimore ! "WBAL “Dance Orh Cincinn; Sinton Orchestra Troy. N. Y. O'Hara's Orchestra; Campus Serénaders: Poly. Technte Dance” Orchesira: radio talk " waAz 12 MIDNIGHT T0 1 AM. ‘rancisco. tudio pros .. Los Angeles: Vocal .n(!’ 1"‘:(‘??!‘me Los Angeles: Featuro program. 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The Army Signal Corps is about to| increase its 10 short-wave transmit- ting stations by six additional stations 80 distributed as to increase the effl- clency of the Army radio net. Already the 10 short-wave sets have proven thelr worth by overriding or outwitting static and other interfer- ence and through the decreased v_merlflnx costs, In Summertime 75 per cent of the Washington radio traffic is handled by short-wave sets, it 18 reported. The apparatus operates from 110- volt, g0-cycle current, which enables the operators to get power almost anywhere. gram which seemed enthusiastically appreclated by a large audlence at the Jewish Community Center last night. Charles Trowbridge Titt- mann, well known basso, also of Washington, was the guest soloist and seemed in fine voice. Miss Lucy Brickenstein was, as usual, an excel- lent accompanist for Mr. Tittmann's solo selections, an arla from Peri's “Eurydice,” Bach's “Slumber On" and two exceedingly popular num- bers, the famous “Volga Boatman's Song# and O'Hara's “Leetle Bateese.” An {nteresting selection with quartet accompapiment was “Adanol” by Lewandowski, adapted by Lewls C. Atwater. There was also the beau- tiful Mozart aria, “To Scenes of Peace Retiring,” from “The Magic Flute.” The encore was “The Little Irish Girl.” The quartet played three compo- sitions, Haydn's “Quartet in G In which the second movement seemed to stand out with particular charm: the 's lovely “Quartet in D Minor,” by Schubert, unusually well played, and the gay, vivacious American Quartet” of Dvorak. All members of the group seemed in fine playing form, and the whole program was well recefved. Radio Teaches Children. 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