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mi The Honolulu Advertiser fetiiflllf IMI jfgyy WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1970 draft chief reports eddie snerman isnmes Gls volunteer plan still tropical salad 1 1 3 I Mi The FCC has approved the transfer of KKUA to Jock Fernhead, Lloyd Martin and Bob Wilson, so they are now the sole owners of the station. No change in format; Fernhead is prez, Martin and Wilson are veeps Mexico City's daily News lists weather reports of the U.S.A. and elsewhere. Honolulu is under "elsewhere" More than 11,000 airline seats wing to Honolulu daily. Wot a business if they were full up N.

Zealand singing star Howard Morrison zips to the Outrigger as soon as he pau's out of his current stint at the Siam Inter-Continental in Bangkok I Three years ago this time, "5-0' was in 65th place in the national TV ratings. Now the show is 5th (with a 48 share) and in the top 10 consistently. Jack Lord wrote a thank you to Mike Dann the man who moved the show to a new time slot, from where "5-0" zoomed. Altho Dann is no longer with CBS, Lord didn't for By CHARLES TURNER Advertiser StaH Writer Selective Service Director Curtis W. Tarr, fresh from talks with U.S.

servicemen in Vietnam, said here yesterday: "I don't think there's any question that we need to withdraw our forces from active combat before there is a possibility for an all-volunteer force to work." TARR SPOKE to newsmen at" Honolulu Airport shortly after his arrival from Southeast Asia, where he had gone to talk to American Gls about their "attitudes, motivation, hopes and problems" as they related to a volunteer armed force. Tarr repeated what he told newsmen in Saigon as he completed his tour of American military bases in Vietnam, saying: "The only point I tried to make in Saigon was that unless we're withdrawn from a combat situation, it's impossible, I think, to make an all-volunteer force work. "THE INFORMATION behind this point, I think, is simply this: "At the present time, we get a considerable number of true volunteers. But these true volunteers are almost never for combat jobs. "We know that nine out of 10 people who serve in combat units are there because the draft put them there." Tarr said he found it interesting that the young men in each place he visited were Morrison chances of success of an all-volunteer force, Tarr said: "I think there's a chance, once we have withdrawn from Southeast Asia but it's the kind of chance that involves sufficient risk.

"I THINK IT would be foolish to attempt it by terminating the President's authority to induct." Newsmen asked what he thought about the chances of the draft law being extended by Congress next year and he said: "I think it's very important to the national security that it does take place." He said he felt it was "vital to the defense of our nation for us to continue to induct young men" and warned that if Congress fails to extend the draft: immediate consequence will be that we will not have the young men we need in order to support the Armed Forces." HE DECLINED to speculate, however, on the military consequences of such a rebuff to the draft. Tarr, who stands 6 feet 6 inches, was confronted by five women carrying placards reading: "Aloha Also Means Goodby: Draft Expires June 3071" and "The Draft is Dividing the Nation." Another sign said merely: "End the Draft." Tarr declined to talk to the women, three of whom were carrying small children. They identified themselves as being from the Hawaii Council to Repeal the Draft. One of them, Kay Lampard, told reporters: "The idea we have to have a draft to get out of Vietnam honorably is a disgrace to the military. There are IVz million career soldiers in the Army.

It's very hard to understand what all those men are doing in the military." Tarr, followed by Hawaii Selective Service director Col. Henry Oyasato, get The Sunshine Music Festival (Diamond Head Crater Jan. 1st and FREE) can borrow 89 tons of sand from Pacific Concrete Rock's Bob Robinson (for a number of large sand boxes for kids to play in) but need help hauling it. Phone Gerri at 941-6644 a 30-year-old Air Force vet Russell Hoylman recently named the new mgr. of Rodeway Inn.

Started in the hotel biz as a bellman Nize gestures: Sees (candy) customers at Ka-hala Mall nibble samples while they wait Young Jon de Mello's tasteful and artistic Christmas cards are small bookmark size paintings of his Peekay's Yule party for employes treated to this talent lineup: Bill Dana, Zulu, Scott Kincade, Martin Denny group, Alex McAngus and Sonny Kamaka It also would bring up housing problems, he said. "In many places," Tan-said, "housing arrangements for young men in the Armed Forces are inadequate." HE SAID THIS was an un Advertiser Photo by Charles Okamura strides past protestors. derstandable problem in Vietnam, with a war going on. but added that the U.S. military forces would have to "create much better living conditions" elsewhere if they expect to hold on to their young men.

Asked again about the tlraft charge failing to report for induction. Baker has lived here more than a year, the FBI said. He was arraigned before U.S. Commissioner Mark Norman Olds in Hilo and was released on his own recognizance pending further court action. merry-go-round Johnny Carson's TV special with the old time entertainers spelled class Charles K.

L. Davis' voice thrilled last nite's Haw'n Electric service Maui Chamber opposes bill on mayoral powers Most of them will require considerable time to accomplish, he said. One of the most consistent suggestions was in the line of improved pay, Tarr said, while other changes were "more subtle than pay itself." AS AN EXAMPLE, Tarr said, there was a suggestion that young men in their first enlistment should be able to take their wives to isolated places where they were assigned. Tarr said this would be possible only if the government would make arrangements to transport the wives to their husbands outposts. far-flung AND COAT FOR THE man arrested on WAIMEA, Hawaii A 21-year-old Arizona man was arrested here yesterday for failing to report for the draft.

He is Thomas William Baker, who was charged with failing to keep his Phoenix draft board notified of his whereabouts and with wards banquet For Sashi-miland flicker fans: Jilted by long time boy friend Yuzo Kaya-ma, Toho star Hitoko Saito left for London to "forget" Ode to pollution from "Mama, can I go out to sweem? TSJn rl a l-i cr HaiiohtnVi Vnn I UXVW i Sw I might la? MM WIMR YOUNGER MAN IN YOUR LIFE: COTTON FLANNEL PAJAMAS IN WARM SKI 4.50. BOYS' COTTON STYLES. ASSORTED PRINTS. SIZES 4 to 12 ROBES WITH A SHAWL COLLAR IN AUTHENTIC intrigued with the possibilities of an all-volunteer force. HOWEVER, HE SAID, they were not "sanguine" or ardently optimistic about it.

Tarr said he got a lot of suggestions from the U.S. servicemen and their leaders on how the Armed Forces could reduce their dependency on the draft. The ordinance draft was referred for study to the Council's committee of the whole and is not expected to be taken up by that committee until after Christmas and New Year's. THE DRAFT says there have been "widespread public disorders throughout the nation," and it postulates that "there exists in the County of Maui a possibility that similar disorders may take place." The ordinance w-ould authorize the mayor to declare a state of emergency if the County suffers from or is threatened with "civil disturbance, riot, epidemic, or other occurrence" that might endanger the "health, safety, welfare and property of the County." The mayor thorized to would limit" be au- public gatherings; in effect, to quarantine any part of the County: to set curfews for any public travel; to close bars and prohibit liquor sales anywhere in the County, including tourist hotels; to regulate the sale of gasoline or "other inflammable and to closely regulate the sale and possession of firearms or other weapons or potential weapons. Violaters would be subject to a $1,000 fine or a year in prison, or both.

a merry yule for hijackers HOUSTON (UPI) A Nei-man-Marcus delivery truck loaded with a half million dollars worth of Christmas presents was hijacked yesterday when the driver stopped to check a street address. The truck was found about three hours later behind an apartment house 1 blocks away. Detective T. F. McKinney said the truck was partly unloaded but he did not know whether the thieves made off with the most expensive items.

Alphonso Bryant, 60, the driver, said one gift was valr ued at 30,000. He told police the overall value was $500,000. IGClllU. ia genus pUllULC Uct Howard watah" "C.B." Dick How ard working on a one nite spectacular "Kalaka-ua Years," which he hopes to present at the H.I.C. next year.

A freebie, with top firms picking up the tab The Anchorage Steak House bebuts Sat. at Hanalei Colony Resort on Kauai. Good luck Peter Osborne and Sherry Dowsett Former seascape aritst Dolores Ferrell (now a research scientist) due next week to scout a location for buildings research center here for dyslexia (minimal brain disfunction) which completely debilitates children who are trying to learn to read The Holiday Inn (Waikiki) really gets swinging next week when agent Bob Vincent wings in with two Parrot Girls (starlets) dressed in parrot costumes to hype the opening of the hotel's new Parrot Cage with Mike O'Day Co. (7 piece band), plus the hotel's Catamaran Room featuring the Swinging Society (4 guys, one wahine; When Bill Chamberlain is at sea (USNS Long-view missile-tracking ship) he dreams up punchlines like this: Uptight students must be taut Carpenter union boss: Chairman of the Board Easter Island has a ham station. ('Tis true) Deep-throated chuckle: A low ha Her majesty's slave: Queen's Serf Oahu Prison ain't no Liberty House Military marijuana problems: Army-Navy joint activities Pot smoking contest: Drag race To touring U.S.

hippies: Yankee go comb get Staph on your delicate Margaret Lorrin F. his Now yet to meet WAILUKU General opposition in Maui County to Mayor Elmer F. Cravalho's proposed ordinance to grant emergency powers to his office was indicated yesterday by action of the Maui Chamber of Commerce board of directors. They voted unanimously to oppose the ordinance, on a motion by realtor George Ezaki and seconded by Ron Vaught, manager of Radio KNUI. When the Chamber directors acted, it had been reported that a group associated with Eric Brown Pauwe-la organic farmer and rock-concert promoter was organizing a Maui chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union to oppose Cravalho's proposed ordinance.

WEBB BEGGS Chamber manager, said yesterday: "We originally approved with reluctance the so-called 'strong mayor' provisions of the Maui County Charter, feeling the charter granted possibly too much power to the mayor. "Now he is proposing what we feel are practically dictatorial powers for his office what would amount to martial law, in the event of the emergencies defined in the proposed ordinance. "We feel the Council should not approve any such powers for the mayor." THE ORDINANCE, as presented to the County Council Dec. 4, would create a new chapter in the County ordinances entitled "Emergency Powers of the Mayor." today's chuckles' A small girl in a very progressive school stamped her foot and snarled at her teacher, "Do I have to do as I please again today?" FISHERMAN: Man who spends rainy days sitting around on the muddy banks of rivers doing nothing, because his wife won't let him do it at home. hulapaluzas Early seeps: One time singer Pat Brown rendering a tune for the boys at the Zebra Room the other ayem The Peter Bartholomews (she's the former Margaret Brumaghin) living it up in suite style a couple days at the Kahala Hilton Hawaii Video Industries officially open its studio on Kam Hwy.

(film TV production facilities) with a party Monday nite Donna Ho hopes her namesake'll be on hand for her Forbidden City opening on the 21st. She sent him a dozen roses at Grove groove. However, Thurston (after years of hydrofoiling in on the Mainland) now sales mgr. of Hayes Guard Service locally Send a get well card to Puna Tit comb at Queen's Anybody contemplating a singles only hotel, how about this name The Love-Inn. (Are you lissening, Cinerama?) -m.