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THURSDAY. MAY III, 11154' HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN 2ND LT. ERNEST R. BORDEN, Sabrejol pilot, it spending several days leave wilh hit parsnts, Mr. and Mn. Ernut Borden, 745Vi Rota Strati. Lt, Borden anliitad In tht Air Forca In 1950, following two yeart at Sacramanto Stata Collage. He li with the 5th Interceptor Flqhter Squadron, McGuire Air Force Bate, New Jeney. AFL Council To Hold Policy Meet CKICAOO The API E cullve Council, top policy-making DOdy or me lo-iniuion-mamDor ia bor ll roup, convenes today to con' alder a plan lor willing Jiirlsdlo tlonal disputes between rival AKL unlona, The council approved the plan In outline at a winter meeting In Florida but decided to review a written dralt at the Chicago meet ing Fights between rival AFL un lona over the rignt to repreaeni worker on particular Jobs long have plagued the AFL and em ployer, particularly In the con struction Induatry. The plan la admittedly an In complete aolutlon ol the problem, but It ban been described by AFL President Oeorge Meany at a atep forward. The proposal, applying only to unlona willing to accept It In ad vance, would establish a ayatem of mediation nl disputes between AFL unions, wth a llnal atep or arbl tratlon. That mean the aubacrlb lng unlona would agree to let a neutral work out a binding aolu tlon ol any Job-right problema. . Those unlona unwilling to go would have dtapuiaa aotlled by regular AFL machinery. Trie haa not worked out well In the pant. Decaune me larger uniona nave olten diaregardrd AFL council and convention declalona on Job die putea. A number o( ma)or AFL unlona are reported unwilling to to along with the new plan, preferring to rely on their atrength to battle out Jurisdictional light aa they go along. Approval of the plan at today'a council meeting would bring It up for consideration tomorrow at a special meeting of president and Other top officials of the AFL'a 110 unions. This meeting can either approve or reject the plan, vote It Into ef fect Immediately or refer the whole problem to next fall's AFL convention. The council will atari 111 regular quarterly meeting here next Mon day to atudy and consider resolu tions on such problems as unem ployment, ponding legislation In Washington, and Elsenhower ad ministration policies. Also to be considered next week will be the pending "no raiding" agreement between the AFL and CIO. This Is similar to the AFL'a own "peace" plan for Intral-AFL rivalries. New Atomic Jet Fighter Shown FARM1NODALE, N. Y. ffl Re publlo Aviation and the Air Force have released pictures of the new YFB4J Jet fighter, capable of car rying the atom bomb. Tho pictures ahow the craft with awept-back wings In flight while making first tests at Edwards Air Force Bnse, Calif. The date of the flight was not given. Tho "J" model still Is considered nn experimental plane. It Is the latest In the Thunderjet and Thunderatrenk family of atomic flKhler-bombcra, thousands of which hnve been built by Republic for the U. 8. Air Force and NATO nations. . MIHHIONARIK8 NEW DELHI, India 11 Two Amorlcan Baptist missionaries whoso permits to remain In India lapsed Thursday, flow to Pakistan on the first leg of the voyage home. Tlie Indian government re fused thorn permission to remain longer. They sre William Murray of Yucalps, Calif., and his wife. LOCKERS AVAILABLE! Get yours early this ycarl DEAN HALL LOCKERS 4707 So. trii Ph. 4731 Two Thugs Commit Suicide When Cornered By Police NKW 1IAVKN, Conn. 11 Two tleuperulo gunmen committed sill clilu yesterday when liwy were collided by police who sought tliem for critically wounding a de tective in a movie thealer, rollco Chief Howard O, Young anld one of I he fugitive. Jiunes Pollard, 'JU, ol aioiiliiHlon snot him self In Iho head ss Young I'los'd In on him In au apartment hour.o attic. Police hii Id the other gunman, Clarence Itydstioni, 31, of Water, bury shot himself to deuih In a luxlcnu all hour later aa police surrounded him with drawn guns. Hhai In a downtown movie w.m Detective, ilnlpli Palinii. 30. He was Idled by two bullet In the cti-hl as lie wrestled with tho pull'. Pollard and llydslioin had been hunted all over the clly'a center yesterdny In connection with a Holdup Monday III Mlddlcbury, where two buuflll lied two women ami escaped wilh 11,400 In cash, Jewelry and bonds. Palms, two other detectives snd several stale troopers went to the movie theater on a Up the fugitives were there, I'ulnm went Into the scuts slid there wss a scullle. Uuddenly two shuts biased and many ol the 300 pulroua dived under their seats. Tho state troopers and other de tectives sold they held their. tire lc.il stray bullets hit the patrons. Tho luglllves escaped, but ' a short lime later Pollard was trapped In the apartment houe a lew blocks from tho thealer. Ryd strom, meanwhile, had caught a csb. Hundreds of police and thou sands of spectators gatlwred out side the house. A squad of patrol men fired tear gas bombs Into tho apartment, shouting to Pollard over loud speskcrs to come out. But there was only alienee from the Inside. Chief Young stripped off his Jacket and put on a gas mask and went In. He searched every room and was climbing the attic stslrs when he spoiled Pollard. He yelled for Pollard to come out and then heard a ahot. It was the ahot, apparently, that went through Pollard's temple. But Young said he fired anyway to be su Pollard wasn't firing at him. Trs waa 4:40 p.m. An hour later a Uxlcab company dispatcher tel ephoned police and auld "Cab 23" appeared to bo In trouble. Police put out a vltywido pickup lor the cub. It was aputied near an Inter-.ocion about a mile away Irom lite upartmrnt house, - The cubblo, John Casapullo, 20, said that when Hvdstrom saw the police cars lie reached' for his gun. Uasapullo said he stepped on Hie brakes and Jumped out. The cab rolled Into a parked car. Police said Itydslrom put the revolver to his head and fired aa lliey converged on the cab. CI.AHII HINUAPOIIE tl About 000 students from two Chinese nigh schools clashed with police Thurs day In protesting against Singa pore's part-time military aervice law. Thlrly students were report ed Injured and 100 arrested. 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