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The Monitor from McAllen, Texas • 38

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The Monitori
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McAllen, Texas
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Radio Observes! McAllen Library Notes OR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT i Golden Jubilee! SUNDAY NOVEMBER 11970 PACE 10 Sounds of Enviornment Blended Orchestraliy in San rancisco two San leipirum uut iiiu uj 6 Coffee Tea Or Me Girls bigness in terms of people in TV Notes Week GIOBE AUTO Valley TV Proorams Museum Shows Delderfield 1 SUNDAY and stained glass windows CAST ADDITOM RECOMMENDED TV VIEWING IN McALLEN CONCERT smashed the window of a ear sao vuiuu Is CH 3 THE BI 7 PM PM BLUE RONT I cafe I Pittsburgh Steeten fC PtatMVHffl PHONE 6823111 CLITON ROBERTSON free Instruction in Piano INSTALLATION tbway: 6865105 $475 Monthly 7 ill II nwbtaBp The producer of Tonight Show Starring Johnny is red De Cordova se co 1 1 Love or uie Where the Heart 1 1: CBS News (Q as ar Is produced for two and a half years and was associated with it and Carson for more NEW YORK (UPI) will have its usual multiple Thanksgiving Day parades dur ing the forenoon of Nov 26 They will be telecast 9 am to noon from New York Toronto Philadelphia and Detroit fa to Pi Only GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE to IHV MVt Cn 409 TOTH IT WALLIN Round the World Diary Trudy Baker Mexico inis is me nrst time this information has been available in English MEXICO ON 5 and 10 A DAY by John Wilcock and Roy Morrison's TRATTRTVG TV MVYTr James Stewart will be the narrator for at special Nov 26 This program is a salute to contributions to the musical world that will feature stars in all branches of music originating in historic ord's Theater in Washington DC TRACKING DOWN HONG KONG (UPD Hong Kong police made 9670 raids on illegal gambling establishments in the second quarter of 1970 resulting in the prosecution of 11398 persons The number of raids vas an increase of 499 over the preceding three months i Locatal at NL 1Mb Vhfa McAHn Tares SAN RANCISCO (UPI) In a time when many complain that one of the things wrong with the modern world is pollution ranciscans are introducing audiences to what they describe as the sensual pleasures of sound The setting is a special theater for sound called Audium in which sounds of the environment are orchestrated with humor and drama into musical compostions think vou can enjoy any comnoser Stanley Shafi thinks under remain no in Chaanel 4 KCBT TV Lancelot Link HOLLYWOOD (UPT) top producer Da vid Memck turns his hand to movies with his first film property at Paramount Pic tures Child Play' North 109s Redwood lave ewcladed that if a TV statica does art correct its lag we re from ooMlration slwr Ike lieorrect listlags tutt select yourself and then take to the check out counter The best part is that it cost oil to check out at the library DOWNSTAIRS BROWSING in Texas In the stacks downstairs you will find boqks about Texas of all descriptions HERE COME THE TEXAS LONGHORNS After a absence Elizabeth Hubbard has returned to the cast of daytime serial in the role of Dr Althea Davis which she played for nearly four years While away from the ishow she did a number of 'video drama segments in Hollywood played in a movie just reaching release Never Sang for My ather" and spent the past summer touring the eastern stock theaters in Noel Coward's with Noel Harrison ABC SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIEWOULD SUZIE WONG CH 3 Two months after the station went on the air it began presenting regular services from Calvary Episcopal Church in Pittsburgh The Westing aiw i nailed cuiu a sheriff SOLDIER GOOD ORTUNE is an historical novel by Ruth Cross about a rench colonial adventurer at the frontier post of San Juan Bautista on the Rio Grande THE IRON ORCHARD is a novel by Tom Pendleton which gives the inside story of the oil fields of Texas and the American Southwest In Mexico 9 39 Pulitical (O Laugh In (C) Movie Affair 19:00 News (C) 19:30 Tonight Show (O manioff Clarity is essential to cessful communication from theopening phrase at the meldoy it became Store to Serve You BET1EI! (taty Par SMn vk naiUimriaH Now the five foot eight man in clothing has struck again A guard in a housing project under construction told police he came upon a figure in a white bunny suit with floppy ears chopping away with a hatchet at the porch post of an unfinished ho When the guard approached By ESTHER RICHARDSON Imelda Delgado pianist and a native of McAllen appeared in concert at the Civic Center The program included the song humor caprice and even a minuet gnd the finale produced orchestral effecta Miss Delgado received a standing ovatiae said was one of the most remarkable demonstrations of extemporaneous wit ever The late HP Davis a vice president of Westinghouse in infancy and later board chairman of NBC wrote this about broadcastirg in January 1922 where will it end? What are the limitations? Who dares to Relays win permit one station to pass its'message on to another and we may easily expect to hear in an outlying farm in Maine some great artist singing into a microphone many thousand miles away A receiving set in every home: in every hotel room in every school room: in every hospita room Why Why not indeed? eluded The diagrams are clear and the step by step 'directions are infallible Plan for an extended tour of the Art books and don't overlook the Reverence section You will be pleased ata how much information is available in vnur Library Next week Circular Theater in Audium a listener takes a seat in a circular theater in which 81 loudspeakers are scattered on all sides above and below The show takes place in the dark rom all around sounds whoosh click gurgle whir and splatter Some are freight trains a voice an engine racing running water a boat docking and some are purely electronic Shafrs compositions are played' by liis partner Douglas McEachern who is both engineer and performer Be cause live no performance is quite the same and each responds subtly to the audience While most audiences remain more or less quiet except for laughter group of bl nd students was a contrast Thorough ddlgkt just went wild and stop" Shafi said 7 Today (O ran View IM kw9 Elizabeth Goudge Beck: A Book John Updike Nenfictin nute CVSTJULUMBI I Gomer Dyto (Q Bewitched (C) amily Affair (C) 4 3 lioper (Cl Brady Bunch (C) OO NewsfO 4 Gimynwrte (C) Inside the Third Reich Albert Speer Everything You Always Waited to Kaow About Sex DAVOD REINEM Zelda Milford i Papillos Charriere 1 Rail mf Bouton Body Language ast Up the OrgaaizatiM Townsend Sexual Politics Millett Haman Sexual Inadequacy William Masters Virginia Johnson iaiy tvj (Cj 9: Place (C) 9 CorcentritiTo (C) 03 Semester 7L47LS News Moulton Tv Cobb (Cl 8:00 Captain Kangaroo (C) Texas News (Q 9 oo Lucv Show (L) icx PLAYEO BRAHMS QUITS SPLENDIDLY" NEW YORK TIMES Pittsburgh built a small receiver to hear Hma SigHSlS from the naval observatory at Arlington Va He bet a coworker 35 that his 312 radio tuned watch was accurate He won the bet nest Denser'' Intrigued by his hobby Conrad built a transmitter in his garaga at the rear of his home in Wilkinsburg near Pittsburgh The U5 Depart ment at Commerce then a radio licensing agency issued a license to 8XK operated by Conrad on Aug 1 1910 claim as the world's first radio staticn is supported by Dr Gleason Archer to his book "The History of in which Archer says records at the Department of Commerce indicate! KDKA in Pittsburgh is the direct descendant of 8 XK which was relicensed May 11929 Conrad supervised the con struction of KDKA which began only month before the 1928 elections The station was issued a lirtnse on Oct 27 1929 The election broadcast originated to a shack on the roof of a Westinghouse Electric Corp building in east Pitts Sunday ilins The McAllen International! Museum today will feature in its con tinuing Sunday afternoon film program The program will begin at 3:00 pm at the Museum The public is invited and admission is free Pau Hany (C 1215 Wealbrc IC) 12 arm News Words Music (Cy Tb nws of Our Lives TO The Doctors (C) 200 Anrther World (O 2:3 Brtgbt Promise (Q Another World (C) bozo 4' XS nilOfcfe JtofM kept exclaiming you grab a hold of Shaft and McEachern both havieg classica' music educa tions began public performan ces 10 years ago while high school teachers and opened their present theater Personal ly constructed in an old lodge hall in 1967 really think we are at the beginning of a profound idea about the future of Shafi said 'tape recorder brings to the ear what the camera brought to many He believes enjoyment of sound is a repressed instinct why people sing in the shower and toot their horns in Chasglig Tones Shafi's compositions achieved continuity bv one dissolving nto another and changing into new tones A train's over the ties may become the gurgling of a running stream Audium open two evenings a week attracts about 100 weekly listeners mostly aged under 30 Like McEachern Shafi is 41 and believes young people will remain his best customers are better vv ays for the young to turn on than with drugs he said is discovering hat turning on is a matter of being alert to own At Audium Shafi people eithe like and stand it or they get ecstatic and others just nuzzled tnzaoetn uoudge rich with a necdote quotes and 9 Such Good riends LoiSjreconections and is profusely GOUld illnctTQtMf with nhntnrrranhc all eras THREE RIENDS: BEDICHEK DOBIE WEBB by William A Owens (T081) uses letters and messages that involved this trinity to show that correspondence was the cement that bound the scholars together IMPERIAL TEltAS by Meinig (T9764) is involved with in temretinp ntir state and its Table Talk (0 Rrrt (Q I 12 As the World Tun (qW Bonj wond Squares (Q closer rn chop off ywr The strange figure then turned and hippity hopped off intar nearby woods Police say they have no clues PITTSBURGH' (UPI A storm raged on election night nov 13ZU uniy a tew nardy souls braved the elements to watch the returns being posted on outdoor bulletin boards as Sen Warren Harding defeated James Cox for the presidency But there were a few lucky radio fans in the Pittsburgh area who sat in the comfort of their homes tuned in on their crystal sets and listened to the election results by earphone The returns were being broadcast beginning at I pm that day by KDKA the first licensed commercial radio sta non in the United States They were interspersed with music and a requetf anyone hearing this broadcast communicate with us as we are unxious to know how far the broadcast is reaching and how it is being Suspicions Captain One reaction came from a US Army transport off the Virginia coast When the radio operate? picked up the broadcast and: excitedly asked permission to post the returns the captain refused He suspect ed a hoax More general was the news paper comment throughout the country wh'ch hailed the broadcast as sensation al The 50th anniversary of that broadcast Monaay will be celebrated as the industry's golden jubilee but the series of events that ended with that broadcast and began the age of radio really got underway in 1912 That was when Dr rank Conrad assistant chief engineer mcHtrssurryis eoiwlin STUDENT surrus I OICE SUPPLIES stead of geography BANISTER MORE ATTRACTIONS Ao inrKt ov uenoa Bruce Last Week's Bestsellers Noa Iction 1 Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex David Reuben 2 The Sensuous Woman 3 Mary Queen of Scots Antonia raser 4 Zelda Nancy Milford 5 Inside the Third Riech Albert Sneer pearl Buck 8 Papillon 1 tram inose wonaertul olks That Brought Us Pearl Harbor Jerry Della emmina 10 Those abulous Greeks Doris Lilly 11 The Quality Life James Michener 12 The Wall Street unrig Richard Ney 13 Honeycomb Adela Rogers St Johns VIC'S MAN'S SHOP Lacated At 2020 10th 'Bunny Mon' Strikes Again In Virginia AIRAX Va (UPI) The first appeared BRAKE ADJUST MEHT lack's Celebrity Paulino Bernal (O Valle Alegre (O 4 180 Pro ootball Houston vs St Louts'lQ Oakland vs Kansas City (O 6 Darrel Royal (O I BrWonderfnl World ot Disney (CI Bill Cosby Jhow (C) Bonanza (C) Movie (C) 16 News I Weather (O 1 4toVM Continued Move "Stairway to lOO Prayer A Sitfo Off MONDAY 69O InspirationaI Servlet (C) 630 arrt Report (C) wiuMRit laxine I imagination one can recognize I the elements (throughout movements) of narration drama and lyricism I Technically there is delicacy brilliance and excitement The Rachmanioff Rhapsody (is in form more cmrectlyfa concerto for which MissDelgado had the most capable I assistance Joan Allison at the mnw wiuCd Tta' GOODYEAR TIRBr NEW AND USED': Tire Repair 75c Wheel Balance SIOQ WE BUY USED TIRES Ph ssiSjesi Ml MrADen OK TIRE SMES SAVE wiiu ifc 'jSujvm zutjiivir: HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Come than five years left to devote dian Edward Andrews has of his time to his own added to the cast of production firm Million Dollar at Disney! Jack Gaver Bar Que Plate 60c Every Sunday) i WMIMW VU UUAiy caprice created by the Italian CImomI KRcvrv Herald of Truth (C) 7:30 Service Report Army (C) 3:00 Wills amily Service Report Nmv (Q 9 90 News (C) Discussion Domiaicil no longer exists: the Mexico of' doll houses etc is a busy'siwt the first half of this century' I New books are constantly beiiyj The author is an important added here one just added figure in the political culturabis WOOL ST1GHERY BY Osma life of Mexico jGallinger Todd (746441 which MEXICO LAND describes how old stitcheican WONDERS by the Reverend be used in new ways and riYcS Joseph Cassidy (2352) is a a quite new stitch of upiqie charming book telling of the charm from Egypt A chapter miracles worked in Mexico ton color combinations is in through Our intercession and of the many historic pic tures and statues of Her there and the pious legends which make them dear LIE AND LABOR IN ANCIENT MEXICO by Alonso de Zurita (97202) is a major contemporary account' of the political and social im pact of the Conquest of Aztec moviaa 1 hie se tha nrc bma (UPI) Compiled by ly tatioo Love Story Segal The Crystal Cave 1 The rroeh imau John owles Great uoa or God CaldweH ta The Secret Woman Holt Calico Palace Bris tow Deliverance Dickey LOOK! LOOK! Effective Noy 3 JOHNNY'S DRIVE IN RESTAURANT WILL BE SERVING BREAKAST OPEN 7:00 AM eaturing Mexico Breakfasts web as: MACHACADO (scrambled Up wWb dried beef) CHORIZO CON HIE VO (Mexican Sassage with Ew) Hl'EVOH RANCHEROS (exjs with Ranchero sauce) All Served with Corn sr lour Tortillas ALSO Yoar averite Americas Breakfasts STILL CARRIES ON LOS ANGELES (UPI Nue stra Senora la Reina de Lqs veteran television producer and Angeles the first church in Los director whose most recent Angeles is still the center of an assignments were as producer active parish The restored director for Jack Benny's church builimg is ornamented shows and director al with fine old statuary and Three Rudy Tellez who Imelda Delgado Pianist Given Standing Ovation HUtJCr EECTIVE OCT BTHUtoR PRICK WILL BE 110 ST1U ALL YOU CAN EAT! THE TAVERN 919 Wert Highway Alamar BEER WINE SETUPS HAPPY HOUR 5:30 630 DAILY By HELENE KRIGH Right next to Texas are booksneed a goad laugh these days' Browsing at your Library ta' about Mexico Here are just a regardless or because' of few: ARANO by Ramon Beieta 'politics something like shopping at a a biogrdphy which aims to! With Christmas approaching supermarket The shelves arejentertain the reader atod give the section of books on hand' stacked with zoodies which you him a glimpse of a Mexico thaticrafts needleworks dollsc'and AC Ttirnr hr Tanns Rrtino Jaa ik 7 The KennedyWomen 4iT BiogVthe zranddaughter of Westerns Mysteries and ic aonn Bannicer who lougnt xmmt men on tnrouah utera'iire Henn Charriere Indians as a younc nun an where vou will find student mea TV at rov 'MARIJUANA DEBATES' CH 9 station also employed the first fulltime radio aruouncer Haroid Arlin a Westinghouse engineer who began his January Arlin now in retirement In Mansfield Ohio recently remi nisced about first 50 years He waled introducing to radio many celebrities including William Jennings Bryan Marshal och David Lloyd George Will Rogers Herbert Hdover Lillian Gish and Babe Arlin sail when he handed Ruth a prepared script right before the Sulian of appearance Ruth' Was stricken with mike fright I read the speech Arlin said stood by smoking a cigar: I received several letters com said those considered menting on a wonderful 'bad such av the horrendous voice Babe Ruth Ihowl of a jet engine Will Rogers amazed Arlin by can crawl around it his ad ability You can feel the sides of it looked at a newspaper) of around and talked for la minutes in a us is what makes being alive very humorous Arlin important We really studied all the avenues of being included an Irish Catholic and a Jew wore Eniscopal surplices to make them inconspicuous among the churchmen KDKA was far ahead of the Ecumeni cal movement Other KDKA includ ed Herbert Hoover's radio debut onrJan 15 1921 speeches MAAW Ml fw MAM WMMAKAV VJ WWWMA HA UIUUURWUU ident inaugural ad as well as the Rhapsody on a an outstanding musical ex dress on March 41921 The 'theme Pegamni by Racb penence and so it was Much or Uhbpin music Is 1 ns rjRsi a i YIKlk MgnINZeY that the petite tQ his identity So far they know VALUABLE COUPON GLOBAL SATURN BATTERY 5IONTB GIARAXTEE 1800 8:39 Perils of Penelope Jerry Lewis iesta Mexicans Proyecrion Perla NCAA Highlights (C A3l Nmk ootban Philadelphia at 10 OO Bego Show (O ueiias (uj Gilligan's Island (C) 4 Tales of Washington Irving (C) Mod Squad (C) Lassie (O Danny Thomas (C) Ed Sullivan (C) Glen Campbell (Q 9 Movie Ride (CJ 11:30 Movie Never So Sign Off McATenReads (Books on the waiting list at mc Alien Library) ICTION Calico Palace Gwen Bristow 2 The Crystal Cave Mary Stewart 3 Love Story Erich Segal 4 The rench Lieutenant's Womair "John The Secret Woman Victoria Holt 6 Lovers AR Untrue Nora Lbfts 1 i 7 The Godfather Mario Puzo 8 Child of the Sea 1970 (T799332) is a book John Bannifter who fought lion Then on through Litera'iire later operated in South A new book just as a cattle inspector He was there is THE WASHINGTON also a Texas Ranger and a WITS edited by Bill Adler (817008) that is for those who Min Matt Can fg W1M myi ijMiu toWCMi i i ('mi iltWli I Vi nil A 0 jr 1 1 Hmh I Er YTrah sw lll'l vw 'i fc ft I 1 fl 4 4N rr 111 rM 9 VW iwWrtA wfc 7 I SS 1T WwImcMmB It taw I II I avreMMMMuW evi'm IUW Opw mm aa BMays I I a I 4 A Amaa 1 the Sea KVirSv BQM! 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