AQLIS7 7 $ A-4 Honolulu Stor-Bulletin a we ww rae ’ Monday April 7, 1975 ~ .* uciear. Ban Soug!nt ,Pacit Cc < ‘ By Buck Donkom | Star-Bulletin Writer religion professor atthe University of Hawai, said. the South Pacific is espe‘cially important because o - Several delegates to the « Conference for a Nuclear’ Free Pacific stopped here ' yesterday en route back ‘ from a meeting they hope: the United States plans to operate its new’ Trident submarines, carrying missiles with multiple nuelear warheads, in the e will result in the banning tional law, Douglass said. “Among the delegates who arrived in Honolulu yesterday were two who have had first-hand ex' penence with the terrors - of nuclear weapons. They were Ichiro Mori- taki, . Of all-nuclear weapons ; South as well as North / from the South Pacific. Pacific. “ Roger Gale, Quaker The treaty, if passed by International Affzirs the UN, would put U.S. ¢ representative from military intentions in di- University and a victim of the Hiroshima bombing: and.Nelson Anjain, mayor of Rongelap Atoll, whose inhabitants were exposed NOUN LAREN OA, rect conflict with: interna- . 1 + . aA ae we ~ TN . ~ He said the conferees adopted in principle a draft treaty that would prohibit. any nuclear Weapon in the South ‘Pacific area bounded by . a a — emeritus of ethics at Hiroshima va . Tokyo, said 9) people from 22 nations’ attended ‘\the six-day conference, which ended Saturday. in Suva, Fiji. . professor ~ . he se . a fo the fallout from U.S, Hbomb tests at Bikini Atoll. Professor Mortaki said he lost the vision of his right eye, which was “roasted’’ by the atomic explosion in Hiroshima. Mayor Anjain, whose nephew died of leukemia. said his people suffer not only from radiation-induced uUlness from the nuclear blast at Bikini, but also from inadequate medical attention. x BEST COPY AVAILABLE the Indian Ocean, Antarc- tica, Latin America and. ~ the Trust Territories. : THE TREATY which will go to the United Na- tions General Assembly, would be similar to those already in effect for An- tarctica and Latin Ameri- ‘> ca, Gale said. Similar treaties- are ~. being prepared for the In<- dian Ocean and for Malaysia, Indonesia New Guinea, he said. and Yr “ James Douglass, a > Peace activist and former ~w © 7 " “5 f} | 3230 a Pt OE es, FO RE a eeeee neeeeeeeeTeTNnn Tr Te wares eee TE FT Lp r Ter