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urns notes injustices 3 A DIVISION OF SERVCO PACIFIC, INC. 2850 PUKOLOA ST. 839-7575 I WHITE THE NEHRU GOES HAWAIIAN IN SASSY PRINT dependent on U.S. flag shipping." He said present programs do not permit ships benefiting from ship construction subsidies to enter Mainland-Hawaii trade except incidentally where they serve Hawaii only on their to and from foreign ports. He said this discourages Hawaii from developing its tremendous potential as a Pacific trade and transhipment center.

TO POINT OUT how the non-contiguous areas suffered under present regulations, he noted that liquefied natural gas which Hawaii needs so badly and which is so abundant in Alaska is shipped to Japan, while Hawaii can only look to foreign sources of liquefied natural gas to be moved to the State on foreign flag vessels. As another example, he said that Hawaii was not dependent on foreign oil imported on foreign flag tankers for its energy, but that this oil was sold in Hawaii at Easy-care, crease-resistant cotton pique, assorted color combinations WW HOT BUY! FAMOUS NAME MEN'S WHITE T-SHIRTS Co) BB WOMEN'S SHORTY XXXS to 15.99 Washable cotton. Small to Xlarge MEN'S ALOHA SHIRT tf) Small to XL reg. 12.99., 1.2S value ir y- BUY LITTLE GIRLS' I tr By AKIO KONOSHIMA WASHINGTON (LTD Hawaii's Gov. John A.

Burns yesterday said his state had 'suffered old injustices for too long" and called for modification of U.S. coastal shipping regulations. Burns, addressing a conference on shipping to noncontiguous areas of America, said Hawaii, Alaska. Puerto Rico, Guam and the other non-contiguous areas need and deserve a special regulatory and promotional program. He said that Hawaii was more fully dependent on ocean transportation for economic survival than any other.

He also laid blame to high shipping for Hawaii's having the highest cost of living of the 50 states outside of Alaska. He said Hawaii's objectives as far as domestic water transportation was concerned were: Adequate and continuous service. Competitive service, Efficient, low-cost service for all goods Irrespective of method of shipment and handling. Service to Neighbor Islands at the same rates and basis as to Oahu. Any proposed increase or decrease in rates to be given careful economic view and justification before being approved and instituted.

REGARDING the Neighbor Islands, he emphasized the need to stimulate balanced growth among the four ocean-separated counties and added this "balanced growth cannot be maintained if water carriers are permitted to concentrate only on high profit segments of the Hawaii trade." He said beyond these matters of rates and service "there remains the most basic problem of all: the need for more ships, more efficient ships and ships whose construction and operating costs will permit lower rates to non-contiguous U.S. users and consumers so fully SEVERAL SHORTY sizes 2 to 12 Lif 1 7.99 kjf AT THIS Mm LOW PRICE LITTLE BOYS' ALOHA SHIRT "I SI i mil 1 MEN'S WEAR I in sizes 2 to 12 jL 7.99 Hu TUSSY Once-a-Year high domestic finished fuel prices under an inequitable and outmoded import program. He said Sen. Daniel K. Ino-uye's proposed Hawaii Water Carriers Act calling for construction subsidies for vessels in the Mainland-Hawaii trade and permitting the use of U.S.

flag, U.S. owned but foreign built vessels under certain restrictive conditions is "an expression of desperation." HE SAID HE WAS fully aware of the concern expressed by others at the conference maintaining the integrity of the Jones Act, under which America hopes to maintain complete control over shipping needs within the United States. He said, "I submit that to put us on an equal footing with our fellow citizens on the Mainland, in terms of water-borne commerce, is not only a matter of simple justice to us but a decided opportunity for opening up new horizons for the entire American merchant marine industry." CAMERA 9 If m. it a or. LADIES' DIAMOND SOLITAIRE Galaxy star setting gives maximum 3-DIAMOND MEN'S RING Solid white gold setting $429.00 $429.00 Never before 12 most wanted shades in 6 sparkling gold-toned colored cases.

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She said the bill that she and others have sponsored would exempt trade between Hawaii and Alaska from the Jones Act. But she added, "I am not wedded to any particular solution to our transportation problems." She said she wanted "to remove an obstacle that had demonstrably impeded my stale'i growth and development. "WE MUST find some way to at least allow our two non-contiguous states (Alas- Weekend Style Setter "Air. Pro of California' Lllyette Introduces 3 NEW WAYS TO PLAY IT SHAPELY THIS SPRING Secret Fulfillment Push-Up Bras add curves above the bra for the small or average figure. They assure you of the next complete size.

Smm A0fl SETS ka and Hawaii) to explore channels of commerce between themselves. "I certainly support the Jones Act in its protection of U.S. jobs and business, just as I have faithfully supported each and every bill to benefit our Merchant Marine since I came to Congress. "Only where the Act serves not to protect American jobs but to deny employment to American workers would I consider a change, but that is exactly what is happening in Hawaii and Alaska today." SHE SAID Hawaii needs Alaska's lumber, fertilizer, liquefied natural gas and fish, while Alaska needed Hawaii's cement, non-perishable farm products and finished goods. State House President Ta-dao Beppu said Hawaii realized the problems involved in making the non-contiguous areas an exception to the Jones Act.

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