Salem, Oregon, Monday, March" II, 1957 THE CAPITA!) 'JOURNAU Jackson Asks Higher Tariff On Japan Ply WASHINGTON to Sen. .lack son ID-Washi said Monday he is asking the Federal Tariff Com mission to recommend to Presi dent Eisenhower that "protection be granted" to the Pacific North west plywood industry which he said is hard-hit by Japanese im ports. In a letter to the commission Jackson said imports from Japan have "increased sonic 4,000 per cent since 1950," while many ply wood plants in Washington ore on four-day working schedules anil may be cut to three-day work weeks. "Tho amount of plywood now being imported from Japan would keep ten 300-man domestic plants operating, Jackson said. In a separate letter to Secre tary of Slate Dulles, Jacksnn asked the Stale Department to back his appeal to the Tariff Com mission. lSa 2SSS mtatUui Vmin':i kkiuitim mmmmui fa-,,,,,, J fciiiKiii ' ..s -t v ... . 1 V. SmOu iY;-tt kini.n.i-.Ti fawftim-iiirj 2 Million Go . On Strike in All of Japan TOKYO I Moro than two million Japanese workers staged strikes and slowdowns Monday to back up demands for moro pay. Their action shut down coal mines and hundreds of industrial plants and disrupted train schedules. Sonic 20,000 police were on duty throughout the country and spe cial riot squads were alerted in the capital. But (here were no early reports of violence. The strikes were scheduled lo last from half a day to three days, depending on the industry. The General Council of Japan Trade Unions fSoliyo), leftist la bor federation which claims throe million members, called the demonstration. Its members are demanding wage increases of about 2,000 yen ($5.55) monthly. The average Japanese worker is paid about 13,000 yen ($30) a month. Boy, 7, Goes On 1st Binge, Downs a Pint ECCLli S, England on Alan Dixon, only, seven, found a pint of Daddy's scotch. This he downed without a chaser, Brother Jeffrey standing watch. Worried Jeffrey, one year older, Thought (his caper rather risky, Kan (o Daddy, tillle-t allied 'Alan has been al your whisky." Daddy looked al liddled Alan, Blanched and said "He's drunk Phoned for doctors, cops or the lot," nurses To revive his errant Int. Came a squad car, siren screaming. Alan Wollo, blissful, slumping, .Took n ride lo see 1 he doctor, I Snoozed all through the slomach pumping. Monday's report: "He's doing well, He will mil en lo di'milcu-d's heaven. But goodness, what an aching head Has Alan Dixon, only seven." Another Tremor Ilils (J reek Area ATHENS. Greece to Another slroiig rnrlhuunko Monday rocked Hie Volos urea in central Greece. The piuiic-slrickni population ran Into the streets lor safety, but no casualties were reported. Quakes that hit the urea Fri day and Saturday left I known drnd, al least r.0 injured, and 25,. ON! homeless. Ahum WHO homes were destroyed. J5oy of 11 Kseapes Oeek Drowning $9 POHTl.A.M) to - An ll..ve,ir. old boy tumbled inln swift, 'rain swollen Johnson ("reek Sunday, but escaped with his hie hv grub bing a tree branch. 1 The buy. .Michael Wesl, loll in Mlule playing on a bridge in southeast Portland. , i. w;ls being swept downstream, he Slabbed the branch and pulled himself lo shore. I? LIMITED OFFER lorg ?it, of of (Ml famous hand) atom ' ' with Lanolin creuiii $1.25 vnui IMOI COHNlCt WlfW t KCITT HAND CREAM . Mow Qivt your hondi Iviurieui toft ol low. low toitl thli lenollB.rith crton pntrati Initanily, imooiKi oway roughnin loili fongtr, loo, Becatit II I concentrated, Ui regularly lof hand brauty All , , . joothlng treat (or coNeuiod feet. Sioci up new and torel Capital Drug Store 405 Sluts SI, We Give fry; Green Slampj HOGG BROS. 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