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i 0i.m I tm II Itfl IEIlccitodl, UBii'dwnD9 II UBcsit nBt iu iRirKard Boone) must find f'MI II 1 era MTVMDAY.OCT.n Hit New Yethi (Uuki tar Teiay preaenta Akkra Kurosawa's IMT rum "Thrwne of Mood Thla la a Japanese version 0 Macbeth switched from Scotland to lha setting of Japan's brutal civil wsrs during Ik Isth century. Toahira Mifune plays tha brsvt warrior, Macbeth'! counterpart, who mri a tlr la lha woods with aom predic-liana about hit (mure, taunt Yamada plays hi ruthless and ambiilaua wife. All of Karosswa'a techniques: moody, bleak sets recreating lha austere splendor 01 medieval Japan and a fuller ale repiira of a Japanese caslJe on tha slopes of Mount Fuji maka Ihla a brilliantly atag ad version of Macbeth, boot la Japanese with English subtitles, ihla Jeee haa aa amusing episode thai lurna a bit serious at tht end. Tht boys are ka Buffalo to meat aa old friend but they keep getting run out of low by two threatening drputiee. Than they meat the ehartfl who turns out lo be aa old friend, now using another name.

Whan their friend shows up he ha a deal In mind that's maybe leg aj but shady. Keanan Wynn la tht old friend and Ed Nelson tht sheriff. aVIt I NBC) The entire prime timt schedule on NBC Is devoted to "It's a Mad, Mad. Mad. Mad World" on latareay Nlffct At The Me We, Thla la IM1 Stanley Kramer production, a loony, slapstick chase comedy with just about everybody to Hollywood In tht huge cast: notably Spencer Tracy, Milton Berle, Sid Caesar, Buddy HacketU Ethel Merman.

Mickey Rooney, Dick Shawn, Jonathan Winter, Phil Silvers, Terry-Thorn aa, peter Falk, Jimmy Durante. "AlJJn The Family' Declines Invitation To Get In The Swing Nhrt'iTiher to U. MM It Ml Be Neehert la eoprtiktlreied and funny. Carol (Marcla Wallace), lha rtcapllonlal. la causing problems lha' I not on tha Job and when aha la, aha can only talk about kar new baa 11 (Eugene Troobnlck), who's-almoat but ol qul anil vorcad and who wanu her to "coma cohabit wlih me Should aha? Bob mx.

"You hava to get In touch with your own feelings." So Carol aaka Emily (Susanna lleahette) and It all wlnda up la a funny arena whan tha liar Ueyt anleruia Carol and her beaa at dinner. John Fiedler rontrlbulea aomt funny momenta aa Bob'a vary thy patlant, tht ont who atarao at walla a lot. m-is (CM) MM I CM) AO lo Tha morality play. It pits the traditional values of Bunk trdom agalnat tboit of a middle-aged mod couple who claim they saved their marriage through "swinging." Both sides get together because Edith la Innocent. She finds a copy of "Now Family" magatlnt In the subway and Marts browsing.

In tht msga-tlnt'i swap section. Sha doesn't know about thai kind of awap. A fun-loving "mature, lonely couple" Is advertising thai they'd like to meet a similar couple "to awap good times." Edith answers the ad and Invites them ever lo the house. A few scenes later the doorbell rings. WeU Creased Curtis and Ruth Rempley (Vincent Gardenia and Rue Mc-Clanahaa) burst Into tht Bunkers' life with the cry, "Hera wt art!" Naturally, they befuddle Archie.

When Edith explains that she answered their personal ad, he tries to maka the beat of It. He offers them drinks. Curtis declines with a leer: "It dulls the senses." I IABO Vice President Spiro A new la Interviewed by rorreapondenta Bill GUI and Herbert Kaplow In Washington DC. on Isseet a ad Aaswers. I ICBXI Nslieoal reethell Leagee I (NBC) Aaserltae Feeabell Ceefereexe 1 (CM) Mlaate looks al the route of heroin traffic Into the U-S.

Correspondent Mike Wallace begin the story la the poppy fields of Turkey, Morley Safer picks Up lha atory to Marseilles, France, follows tha proceea through lha heroin labs to France and finally onto tht streets of New York. (CM) Yee're Fleeted, Charlie Berwe (one of today's Beet Bets). Tilt-siSt (NBC) The WeMderfal Warld af Disney continue with the second part of It three part Civil War balloonist story, "High Flying Spy." Stuart Whitman. Darren McCavtn and young Vincent Van Patten head the cast of this well-made adventure, baaed looaeiy on a true story of the use of balloons for observation during the Civil War. This episode haa lota of action and some spectacular shots of the balloon al work.

I ABO This year's moat popular character la the out-of-work aeroapact engineer. The FBI haa one (Ed Nelson) who goea to for robbery first a bank and then, with his electronics expert partner, a tech nologically complicated robbery of a jewel vault. But be forgets two things his ex-partner talks end hi son watch ea. The bank robbery sequence was staged to a Pasadena bank during buslneaa hours they picked the bank's lightest day. Instead of rent, the show gave a contribution to the bank's employes' fund.

Efrem Zlmballat going along with the FBI' liberalisation policy, wears a new, mod-dish suit here. (CBS) Yellow Bek-ftasriae (one of today's Best Bet). (NBC) A bit of flea-tlonal history is the crux of the story on Mystery Mevle: llec Ramsey. A legendary outlaw (Steve Forrest is to be the first electrocution victim. But somebody keeps killing people In town and threaten more killing until the outlaw la released.

the killer from among a host of suspects, attracted by the novel elocution, lie uaet erienttflc detection aoslyslng tht paper the killer writes hi notes on to his anti-crime cam- Eelgn. Boone and Stella Stevens sve a tovt scene that appears lo have caught NBCa censors napping. Tht electric chair really work you'll set hi fry aa usages, which war really made out of bam burger with tha electric wires running through the meat. HI (PM) Master Ptace Theatre presents the final epi-aode of Thackeray's "Vanity Fair." Rawdon. (Dyson Uvell) who has found hi wife Becky (Susan Ham pah ire) alone wUk Lord Styne, decide to leave her.

Tht widowed Amelia (Marilyn Taylerson) turns down an old suitor believing she must remain loyal lo her hue-band. Becky, now living to poverty, decidee lo tell Amelia that her "faithful" husband propositioned bar. So Amelia decides to marry Dobbin (Bryan Marshall). PART FIVE Ml (ABO A low-budget but successful spook film, "Whatever Happened lo Aunt Alice?" la dished up on The Seaday Night Mevle. Thla release starred Car al dine Page and Ruth Cordon and la to the Sweet Char lotto-Baby Jane mold.

It waa directed by Let Kauto. filmed entirely on location In and around Los Angela and has aomt nlct scsry moments. (CM) Jot Mao-als (Mikt Connors) Is hired by a family whose son (Martin Sheen) wanders to. two years after he waa supposedly killed to Vietnam. Aa amnesia victim be has a new life Involving a diamond theft and be alips to and out of his two Uvea.

It's aa interesting case for our two-fisted detective. The ahow doeanl ordinarily bring back heavies who have been killed, but John Vernon, who haa been killed twice befort on tht series, is thla week'a vUlian and gets It agalna. (NBC) There's a ghost story with a nice twist on Night Gallery. It concerns twin sisters (Sandra Dee) and ont hangs herself but the survivor still hears her dead sister, sees signs of her presence and ultimately almost changes Into her. It's all resolved realistically, with one notable item left for you to ponder.

Dana Clark and Christopher Connelly play significant roles. By JAY SIIAJtBLTT AF TrWvttlaw riter NEW YOSK I Archie Bunker Ij Co. art drawn from tha hit British aartea, "Till Death Do Part." Thai title la baaed on lha laat promtaa a coupla makee befort tht preacher declare thctn married. Keep ihla la mind Saturday night. Bacauat Arch la and Edith Bunker art being asked to violate their marriage vowt and, lo paraphraat lha old aong, change partner and awing.

"All In lha Family" la aa un-likeiy forum la which lo eiplort WHERE THEY STAND THE ISSUES OF THE 1972 CAMPAIGN Environaent BMT BET! Tht first new Charlie Brown apeciel wo year la aired tonight. Yea Elerted. Ckartta aVweo Is a timely, prt-eiertloft look al another electloa that for the atudent body presidency of tht Peanuts group's achool. Tht tula is a mianomer for not only laol Charlie elected, he lant even a candidate. He glvea a Casing thought to running, but ry'i poll Indicate ha haanl a chance, to he becomes linua' campaign manager.

It's a pleasant half hour, and It marks the first appearance on TV of Woodstock, the bird. tiJe- CM. Thai half hour la followed Immediately by another animated cartoon of an entirely different tort. The Beatlea and their famous cartoon movie, Yettew wkaaaiiae, sail Into view In a BO-mlnute apecial. Thla ont really deflea analysis, but waa a trend etetter and introduced those moat vllllaaoua of characters, tht Blut sanies.

A lot of Beetle music, too. (CM). If-I (ABO College Faei-kej 71 la back tor lis weekly review of yeaterday'a bigg collegiate gameo. DEMOCRATS Strict standards and vigorous prosecution to pro-vent pollution by private a well as public projects. Where appropriate, tales to be levied oa pollution to provide Industry with an IncenUvt to clean up.

Wt must enforce tht strict emission requirement on all pollution sources set under tht 1970 Clean Air Act Wt must support tht establishment of a policy of no harmful rilsrharsa into our waters by 1983. Iraat tie eMriei im fUthnm otfe n. production bare nothing la translation I Ml IflUlt (Black White) The Mary T)W Mwi kW Introduce Nanette Fabray and Bill Uulna aa Mary 'a mother and lalhar, Nanette, aga con if to ui, and Bill, a cleenllfMeonertoue retired surgeon, decide la movt la Mlnnaapolll. Tbay art delightful people but Mamma doe have a way of grtilng on Mary a nerves. Thla prornpte friend Rhode (Valerie llarper) lo say she didn't reelire thla alao happened ltk rrolaatanta.

Thla episode Involve wvw Emmy winners, with a total of II atatuaa: Nan hai thrao. Mary. Valarta and Ed Asner have two each and producers and director Allan buma. Jim Brooks and Jay Sandrlck tack have ana. Incidentally, Qulnn la Bob lha phenomena af wife-awapping.

but. by neddiaa, tht ahow haa gone and dona It And with taeta, ret Now thla definitely la tha yoar television'! ancient 00 go a real leebianlam, homoaaiualtty, venereal dlaeasa hava barn opened la tha vlewtng public. But wlfetwapplng? It't tuck a topical newcomer that whan Carroll O'Connor went on NBCi "Tonight" and warned waa coming up on 1 ahow, tha entire studio audience had lust ont raaetlon: "Ooooooohr But they needn't worry. Saturday's show Is a hardest gave up her educational alma and again decided to work full-time aa a housewife. But she soon became Involved lo writing articles for tht historical section of the Augusta Chronicle and haa since continued on a fret Unca basis with tha paper.

It waa through her affiliation with the Augusta Chronicle that Mrs. Osborne met the man who waa to be Instrumental In the publication of Wind from the Main. He had seen her article In the paper, complimented her writing and Inquired as to why she did not write about South Carolina. It was then that Mrs. Osborne told him about her novel on Anne Bonny that had been filed away In the closet for tea years.

The friend seemed interested and asked to see the manuscript. Tha friend turned out to be Allen Caldwell, chairman of the board of the Sandlapper Press. Anne Osborne still resides in Augusta with her husband and five children. She haa recently renewed her Interest in horses (when not writing) and rides with her children whenever possible. Fealty play on Edith 'a (Jean Staplflonl goodnaaa and naivete for a funny epiaode.

With Gloria (Sally 5m hm) out of lha bouse working. Edith deride aha would Ilka pen pa la. She anawari a magattnt ad aha found In tha aubway In whkk It aayi a mature couple ti looking for lha "company of a compatible couple who want to ip good llmea." Edith la ao mnorant aha kaa no Me tha magatlnt la a swingers' publication and lha good llmea Involve wife swapping. Yon can Imagine what happens whan tha couple ahowa up and Archie lea ma thay'ra "dirty." ABC) Allaa Saikk and Tht Rempleva doal smoke, either. They do get a severe caae of the giggtea when a puttied Archie says.

"Yea don't smoke, yet donl drink what do yea do for fun?" In tht course of event, tht Bunkers learn what the score Is. And Archie hits the roof: "Swinging? la thai what you call "Well, what do you call It?" Curtis demanda. "Communism!" rosrs Archie. "You're undermining tht nation!" "Ill hava you know I went to the Republican convention!" his guest retorts It's a funny confrontation thai neatly makea the point that "swingers" a rent a breed that can be a potted at 20 pacta; most donl outwardly differ from the average couple next door. As far as Archie la concerned, their way of life la a bummer.

He orders the Rem-pleys from his home. They slink out of his life, a sad. lonely couple that tried to alay together by playing apart. Vicki Branch, formerly of Columbia and now of Stone Mountain. Kay Calllhan, Anderson: Ann Clarke, Due West; Kay Reid Compton, Fort Mill: Kathy Frady, Clinton; Anne Kennedy Funderburk.

Columbia; Judy Hlcklln, Rock Hill; Lee Jamea, Bartow, na. Mary Lesslie, Due West. Also Markit Moore, Columbia; Susan Nabors, Laurens; Sally Robinson, Memphis, Kandy Stoufier, Silver Spring, Susan Stroup, Atlanta, Ga. Lucy Terrell, Jacksonville, Martha Weir. Great Falls: Susan Webb, Greenville; Georgia Wessel.

Columbia; and Glen da Yon, Anderson. Wind From The Main Tells Of Anne Bonny, Notorious Pirate REPUBLICANS Wt can upon tht Congress lo act promptly on tht President's environ mental proposals still stalled there mora than 20 In all. Wt pledge a workable balance between growing economy and environmental protection. Wt will resolve tht conflict stnilbly within that framework. We commit ourselves to comprehensive pollution control laws, vigorous ira- fomentation of those iws, and rigorous research into tht technologi cal problems of pollution control.

fae aesrtieat eee mh ertrecW fke aepatflcM 1 Twenty Girls Seek ErslcineHomecoming Crown Saturday COLUMBIA Wind from tha Main, a new historical novel Cat published by tht Sand-pper Press, la a fast-paced, moving account of Anna Bonny, 'one of history's moat notorious female pirates. Anna Osborne, tht book's author, traces her internet In pirate to her high achool days almost three decades ago. Born la Washington, D.C., Mrs. Oaborne, tht daughter of aa Army man, traveled ei- tansively during her early years. Befort she graduated from high school, she had lived fat Kanaas, on lha Mexican border, In Texaa and la the Panama Canal Zone.

Her to- tereat in pirates flourished when sha had to give a commencement address on Old Panama and Henry Morgan, I ont of tht most colorful of I English plratea. Mrs. Osborne'a college career began In Vlrglnis and ended at the University of Georgia, where aha graduated with honors In English. A year later, she was married to Horace H. Osborne and spent DUE WEST -'Twenty contestants hava been selected to vie for the title of Erskine Homecoming Queen.

One will be crowned Saturday, October 28, during halftime of the Erskine-UNC-Ashevllle Homecoming soccer match beginning at 2 p.m. on Cluade Huggins Field at Erskine. The crowning will climax Homecoming event Saturday at Erskine. Crowning the new queen will be Mrs. Marty Bryson McClain, the 1971 queen from Laurens, now a graduate student at the University of Georgia.

Candidates for 1972 Homecoming Queen Include: Susan Aude, Fort Lee, up Offghostts haimtycur Wsel, The ghosts are those fuzzy, blurry, snowy images on your TV set that make watching it more aggravating than entertaining. You get them from poor reception. And you get rid of them with Cable TV. In fact, Cable TV does such a good job of doing away with ghosts and other reception problems that we call our installers the "Ghost Exterminators." And when the ghosts go away, you get something to replace them. More channels and more shows.

Cable TV lets you choose from all the movies, sports and special programs you couldn't get before. Si So if you'd like to give your ghosts and get something 1 aw- ivTua7 nt tht next years with her husband in the Air Force and in raising their children. During this time, Mrs Osborne began a atory about pirates set in Charleston, but never got beyond the first twenty pages when it became apparent that the character she would have to kill off. was growing into her favorite. On the discovery that she was expecting her fifth child, Mrs Osborne decided that she should waste no timt in finishing her pirate atory.

One night while reading a copy of Captain Charles Johnson "History of the Mrs. Osborne discovered Anne Bonny, and there and then she decided to tell the atory of this adventuresome female pirate. For nine months, Mrs. Osborne labored at the Library of Congress and finally finished the first draft of her book. Howard I.

Chapelle, an authority on old ships at the Smithaonian, read the manuscript and made a few changes. Mrs. Osborne then hired an agent and set about trying to find a publisher for the book. After many rejections, Mrs. Osborne became discouraged and decided to give up her ambitions as a novelist and work at being a good housewife.

After her husband's retirement from the Air Force, the family moved to Athens, where Mrs. Osborne decided to take a few courses at the University there and possibly work toward a Masters degree. When her husband decided to accept a position in Augusta as associate professor of anesthesiology, Mrs. Osborne SuJrVeterans leek WWII Men U.S. Submarine Veterans of World War II are seeking all of WITH A PRE-APPROVED AUTO LOAN.

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