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Palestine Partitioned LINCOLN, Neb., Nov Oregon State 27 Texas Tech 14 Rice 34 Florida 25 North Carolina 40 Tennessee 12 West Virginia 17 Holy Cross 20 Nebraska 6 Hardin-5immons6 Baylor 6 Kansas State 7 Virginia 7 Vanderbilt 7 Pittsburgh 2 Boston College 6 SMU19 West Texas State 28 Oklahoma 21 Mississippi 33 Maryland 0 Georgia Tech 7 Army 21 Fordham 13 TCU19 New Mexico 18 Oklahoma A & M13 Mississippi State 14 No. Carolina State 0 Georgia 0 Navy d New York 13 ****—"*•*• Over 14,000 Age Readers Every Sunday '^J '*-**• ****- Gateway to the Pleasure Center Magnificent Recreational \rTheirir Tourists Enjoy Frontier Areas of the Southwest Freedom and Frolic \~ Nevada's Most Complete Sunday Newspaper L VOL. XLffl—No. 44 TWENTY-FOUR PAGES LAS VEGAS. NEVADA. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 30. 1947 ESTABLISHED 1905 PRICE TEN CENTS Oregon State Flies Past Nebraska, 27-6 Palestine Partitioned LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 29 (UP)—The sure-shot passing of little Dick Gray was responsible for four touchdowns as Oregon State flew to a 27-6 victory over the University of Nebraska today before k\fff%t\r\ TIY1I11 < a crowd of 20,000 fans shivering in 28 degree temperature. Mil HUH 11 UIU J Jews Win Homeland {Albania Passed Gray attempted 10 passes and nine of them were good, three for touchdowns. Another was for a gain of 78 yards, putting the _J__* _"_.«,..-»_• ball on the Nebraska two-yard line. NATIONS ifim! II Despite Arab Threats As Pakistan Wins Warren Simas, Oregon State tackle, kicked three extra points.; I iu i IVI i J _/*_-ui*oii Gray had a lot of help from guards Paul Evensen and Ray; _ l l (T r>I UN Assembly Approves **** t r Crane, and backs Dick Twenge, Ken Carpenter, Don Campbell, and [ Uf\r I \ l> rJPIP Bob Laidlaw. The Pacific Coast team gained 207 yards by GrayV I Ul U. *Je I lUllu NLRB Rejects pian by a 33 to Conference Seat passing, and 254 yards by rushing through Nebraska's line. FRANKFURT, Germany, Nov. LONDON, Nov. 29 (UP)—The After a scoreless first period, Gray reared back early in the One-Third of All second quarter and tossed 30 yards to Laidlaw who galloped an-: 29 (UP)—A US Air Force C-47 Big Four council of foreign min­ By JAMES E. ROPER isters agreed today to include other 30 for the first touchdown. | transport with 21 persons aboard Union Affidavits the new Indian state of Pakistan Bob Ackerman, a 154-pound halfback, put Nebraska back in j was missing today and air patrols UNITED NATIONS HALL, in any future German peace con­ CABINET MEETS TO ACT AGAINST STRIKES — French the game a few minutes later by returning a punt 32 yards to the \ of three nations were groping WASHINGTON, Nov. 29 (UP) FLUSHING, N. Y., Nov. 29 (UP) Premier Robert Schuman (left) greets his new Minister of Fi­ Robert N. Denham, general coun­ ference but failed to decide on Oregon State 34. A few minutes later. Bill Mueller, a substitute; through fog encampassing Ger- The United Nations general as- the inclusion of Albania, nance, Rene Meyer, at Paris, prior to cabinet meeting which was back, dashed 11 yards for Nebraska's only touchdown. Bob Patton many and Italy searching for it. sel of the National Labor Rela­ sembly voted today to partition reported to be planning a general mobilization of striking dock tions board, said tonight that he The Pakistan decision was the failed to convert. The touchdown ended Nebraska's threat. American and Russian planes, . Palestine into Arab and Jewish ^nly agreement reached by the workers, miners and railway men in an effort to break the Com­ Gray then took charge again and tossed a short pass to Camp- augmented by American ground, had rejected nearly 30 _ r. i states, and Arab delegates walked ministers in a three-hour discus- munist-led strike of 2,000,000 workers. (Photo by Jean-Philippe bell who galloped goalward, 80 yards away. Campbell was caught; patrols, searched Germany where I of union financial and non-Corn Carson, NEA-Acme Photographer. off the assembly floor hinting at sion of procedure on preparing by Mueller on the two. With seven seconds left in the half, Gray j U. S. officials believe the plane jmunist affadavits filed under the a "holy war." The decision to the German peace treaty, during plunged for the touchdown. went down. Italian planes sought i Taft-Hartley law "because they split Palestine, the most import-!which Soviet Foreign Minister Near the end of the third period Gray passed from the Nebras­ to check a Rome belief that the'have been incorr,_ctly executed."! ant UN ever made, ended the V. M. Molotov repeated his con- ka 19 to Laidlaw for another touchdown. plane crashed in Ligurian Sea' Unions affected will be denied; assembly's work for this yearJdemnation of a possible "Ersatz" Troops Used to Seize between north Italy and France. the se-rvices of tne board for bar-,The assembly adjourned at 6:58 government for the Anglo-Ameri- Doak Walker Gets Draw for SMU, 19-19 n gaining elections and processing I p. M. (EST) until next Septem- canzone. FORT WORTH, Tex., Nov. 29 (UP)—Dazzling Doak Walker forces, and the neighboring na-, linfair iabor charges against em- ber. The most heated discussion re- Communist Papers pulled Southern Methodist University's chestnuts out of the fire tions of Czechoslovakia, Belgium • pioyers until they file corrected The vote for Dartition was 33 volved around Molotov's insist- of almost certain defeat today, but couldn't quite keep a magnif- and .ranee were on the alert lor • formSi Denham indicated. tn n _.ith ln *.•__- -.hstiininp ence that a German government PARIS, Nov. 29 (UP)—Premier Robert Schuman sent battle- icent Texas Christian University eleven from tarnishing S.M.U.'s any mdheat™^ that the plane ^ tolS^ u. h I^nat ons *™*™S garbed troops to seize two communist newspaper offices tonight The mQst commQn Den formed b f the p while the national assembly rushed its approval of measures to record with a 19-19 tie ; might have come down in their ham ted h the faj[ure by, ire'd for the general assembl Terencmeetine isg heldwas, thbuet mosin generat peaceful thle of outlaw communist labor agitators. The hitherto uncefeated, untied Methodists scored the tying terntories. , ; t furnish""" their Un ant l UI the five yet held. The communist-controlled General Oniederation of Labor points in the final 45 seconds of as thrill-packed a game as a stand-1 Seventeen passengers and a. ^*" ""'""•*? . *"™*V "*" I • One by one, Arab delegates, Secretarv of State George C immediately asked for terms by requests - Schuman to resume ing room only crowd of 31,000 would want. But Walker, who had crew of four were aboard tnMl^J^^P^^^^^,^^ some wearing ceremonial robes Marshall said he hoped an "ad- negotiations for settling the wave of strikes that now involve missed only three conversion tries all season, missed his fourth two-engined plane as it left Pisa, fs /,? '^i f," ;tL„,, „f , 'K" n to flI<? vv th the SPCI etarv r l3bor equate" German government 2.000,000 workers and have paralyzed the national economy. by a wide margin and TCU got its well-deserved tie. j Italy, shortly after noon yester-' ' ° * .— ._ equal. u e 1 111 ii 11 government It was reported the labor lead­ Two touchdowns were packed into the final two minutes as day on a flight to the Rhein Main ''The most common mistake is to brand the verdict a violation would exist bv the time the peace ers offered to order an immedi­ the always-battling Christians surged from behind a 13-12 deficit airport here, the air force said, for uniono f leaderthe union's simpls y financiato postl of the LN charter tnat could not conference was called, but ada- 1 11 ;||1, **"*; „| ate resumption of work if Schu- to havforgee thaheae sensationad on a dazzlinl Walkeg 72-yarr put dSM2 piecJ ebac ofk aeriain thl ewizardr game ywit onlyh ai por(Italiat saidn officialthe plans ea t carriePisa dair a- , repora copt y on' the bul'etin board, or bEle_ observedKhoury ^o White-hairet Syria, saidd Fanthat.s | manferenctlve ooposefor thad t delayinpurpogs the con- l\S'i I II I DI DI I y Olll :nan agreed to resume the talks, 56-yard return of the ensuing kickoff. crew of five and 15 passengers— to announce that the books are, "all the Arabs in the Moslem ! The meeting be*gan with a re- KlIlS urOTnGf Tiie bid tor peace cam? after 14 U. S. enlisted men and a civil­ open for anyone who wants to, world will obstruct carrying out sumption of the battle between ,-. 1 ,1 Schuman asked the assembly for Underdog North Carolina State Ties Maryland ian of unknown nationality.) I look at them." he said. 1 present, anyway. the Anglo-Americans and the orQndmOtnGr six months of emergency police COLLEGE PARK, Md., Nov. 29 (UP)—Underdog North Car­ No passenger list was immedi­ "This is not sufficient. Unions, Then, as if at a signal, delegates Russians over satellite Albania. powers, tto suppress communist olina State today held vaunted Maryland to a 0-0 tie which may ately available. must endeavor to distribute cop- of all the Arab states moved for \ Molotov insisted on Albania as a DYERSBURG, Tenn., Nov. 29 e'gitation. cost the Marylanders a bowl game bid. The plane had been scheduled j ies of the required data to all: the exits.
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