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Human Rights Day, December 10th, 1962
HUMAN RIGHTS and THE GOLDEN RULE
IN EVERY World Religion, appli
cation of the Golden Rule is to
promote human rights.
When the Golden Rule shall be
applied universally, regardless of
race, creed, color or national ori
gin, the whole human race will
_ be uplifted, warfare will cease
and love of God and man unite
I the nations.
To this end, Baha'is are engaged in a ten-year, spiritual
crusade in some 255 countries and territories.
The Baha'is of Mataunska Valley
Fisheries Recommendations Requite 3-Counlry Study —
(Continued from page 1)
A United States request to
Japan to stay off of our con
tinental shelf has met with lit
tle favor from the island na
tion. Its representatives point
out that if this were done, Red
China and Korea would also
insist on the same restriction,
and as a result Japan would
face a critical shortage of its
staple food stock.
The Soviet Union, not in the
treaty and not bound by its
provisions, fish in waters near
Japan as they do near us, and,
although they show no particu
lar interest in halibut, they
keep what they catch, which
the Japanese, bound by the
treaty, cannot do.
According to the provisions
of the 1953 treaty, it may be
dropped by a member nation
in 1963, and prior to the com
mission conference indications
were that the Japanese, under
political pressures at home,
would like to get out from un
der it, McGinnis said.
“It we had not made an ad
justment, we feel Japan would
have cancelled the treaty,” he
said. “We feel now that they
£. e much less likely to. It would
be unthinkable not to have
some sort of international
agreement to handle North
Pacific arrangements.”
Asked why the Japanese are
Baha'i Presents Course
The Baha’i Teaching Com
mittee has announced that it
will present a course on Com
parative Religion in a seven to
nine week series.
The series will begin on
Thursday, Dec. 13, at 8 p.m. in
Carpenters hall. Verne Stout
will give an introduction to the
study. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
likely to continue a treaty
which seems detrimental to
their fishing interests, he em
phasized the threat of Soviet
Russia to the Japanese indus
try. “We have reason to believe
that the Soviets would like to
be included in the treaty,” he
said. “If it is thrown open for
re-negotiation, the Russians
might make a determined ef
fort to. be included. The Jap
anese are mortally afraid of
Russia.”
McGinnis pointed out that
half of Alaska’s export trade
is with the Japanese, that this
amounts to $15 million annual
ly, and that Alaskans use only
$2 million worth of goods from
Japan. The United States as a
whole enjoys a $700 million ex
port surplus to Japan, and
Japanese businessmen have
considerable investments in
the United States, he added.
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Bids Asked For Eiofsos AFI Job
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project at Eielson Air Force
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water line in an existing utili
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