Bismarck Tribune, The (Newspaper) - November 6, 1956, Bismarck, North Dakota Historical Society N Today's Weather f flurries likely Cloudy and somewhat colder und Hinll 38 24 nl 38 kuu 32 North Dakota's Oldest Established 1873 TRIBUNE VOLUME 83 NUMBER 265 BISMARCK N P TUESDAY NOVEMBER 6 1956 PRICE SIX CENTS Browsing Around 61 Million G P Action Conditional with lack f Case The question you think snow tires are worthwhile for a man who does most of hi driving on city The Don Hanson think so It eliminates chains William Bauer New wouW depend upon the tiret Wilbur Schwenk Hebron It depends oh where Jie drives C W Howard 613 Crescent I don't think so 1 use regular tires when I drive in town and snow tires on the road SWINE LINE Grocery shopping last weekend gleaned us a piece of information that we are still trying to under- stand pur butcher confided that the Middle crisis has reversed the downward trend in pork prices and they are again on the rise me Tuesday This sounded quite logical are ready to stop fighting in The is preparing to throw i we remembered that the war feW tonight nto Orders went the area to patrol a buffer tian lives and eat who captured Port Said but it remains to be seei how this i religion to cease fire at 6 p.m CST un- can se are attacked I FOB nvr action was announced how cease-fire by Egypt and rael They also asked Clouds Election Picture in British French Set Cease-Fire Tonight The also PRICE SLICE Monday brought a redaction in the prices of one line of jewelry Cease-Fire donkeys and elephants as tions CABLE FABLE Attended the open house Sunday at the new Missouri Slope livestock ring The yards were built of terials obtained from the state's oil Owner Frank Noon Voting Hits a New Peak in Israelis Declare Fighting Stopped TEL AVIV says fighting tion that the international patrol can be set up soon and skjold confirmed this could be done Britain proposed that its forces clear the Suez Canal of sunken ships blocking the passage Prime Minister Eden made it clear the cease-fire would stay in effect arrangements are made to reopen the Suez nal and install the international force that he and steel posts and cable fence strands from used oil well equipment Oklahoma using some 26 miles ol cable and neat pipe for posts SEAT TREAT And the buyers attending the sales have been provided with The vote in Bismarck at 1 Nov June 1956 1956 Cathedral Grade School 743 360 St Mary's School Bismarck jl High School 646 341 Richholt Grade School 760 Saxvik Grade Mary's Grade School 388 250 Wachter Grade School 282 World War Mem 328 Riverside Grade School 234 136 dren threw fury against the nt oil it Budapest T u e s d a y informed here report The fighting was described as about as intense as it was when the anti-Russian revolt began Oct Fitzgerald said his partners obtained Egypt's vast desert Sina vest ft ihp headed south from port Said while id cable fence have been ordered not nd S governments weighed a ill well equipment in to shoot ed the viet demand for an end to the It TOTALS Politics 2.567 Monday to confirm again that Israel agrees to a Israel slid nothing giving up any troops against some seating fts Surrounding the ring are march arm pf the type used on lawns but to make the 1 c bidders comfortable each is holstered with what appears be a carpet sample of various winter a taV beTn governments run as no of North particularly in the state's cities turned Port to settle national state THE General has headquarters on local races ordered Israel Britain and and Although temperatures were in however France to quit fighting and have gone welL French the Chilly skies were gen the Sinai all troons lino parachute captured overcast Never-Say-Die Hungary Rebels Continue Battle BELGRADE Yugoslavia heavy firing lasted con- Monday night and rose in sity in the daylight hours in the Hills area of themselves with into heavy Russians in Budapest Turnout Tops 52 In Places By JACK BELL Associated Press Staff Writer Sixty-one million or more American voters pick a president today amid that the thunder in Egypt and Hungary micht there appeared to be no in choice than the vvi IM UC hope for the revolution now there was a prospect that for some time to come Hungary would be in for campaign oratory The signs generally pointed 3 l oe in tor generally pointetl to That was the revolt which nn If of bitter re-election of Dwight D H darted i other volers sniped Russians from f least two more of window of buildings neutral independence INFORMANTS in this nt Communist capital said quit fighting and h s troops behind the lines F-d f P TPH captured i in armistice Port the established in roads slushy with new 6 Nations Offer UN Troops dren handling weapons The situation was described as one of utter confusion and chaos THESE REPORTS said there still must be many holdout rebels both inside the capital and the in- of the country both houses of Congress AN UNEXPECTEDLY heavy the pace at some ballot boxes marked the early balloting As poll opening time arrived in the East and moving with sun reports of citizens standing hues GALE Jn his New Salem Journal said Tuesday French forces were z south on say they regard Por Said iarK with Egypt as dead for throughout the stale An Israeli communique i I government of Israel has THE Cairo AI Shaab V instructed its representative at its readers to slay para- K a the United confirm once chute troopers they land I r that Israel agrees to h'm ami take of consolidation of Is to lay down their arms provisional four more years of Eisenhower or of political an It r i T which alone with Budapest as reacted with arKe turnouts i But the insurgents were on are Canada again too from meaning of the heavy Pakistan Norway and points the country was I the rebels not to surrender parties that opened at hours earlier than previous elections noon totals it erf way above Ilie 1952 noon total com- he six Sweden here nere he General a Kill him immediately and take his arms it The rv v i it would con- Dickey complains that for some sider a threat to the time his column has lacked items any attempt to violate the terri Brow the integrity and internal i of neutral Austria lonser doins The State set forth worth newspaper space this v lew in statement cease-fire we like to assure him that ing as false a Soviet cannot the reverse is true Trouble is charge at the Nations th it u thls he is that he 24 and ha of bv the as und The As the continuing course learned to read And any States and Ails ri was to observe Middle East brought time he is has started supported the with extremi care tensions communist revolt in Sinai has ended posed that the Biu Four Press officer in force and there dia hold a summit conference to iid such accusations were made avert a third world war m a local Precincts as of 1 Soviet delegate A A Sobolev Press correspondent Britain and France threw their r sembly added use ither countries were considering and he believed it e as most hut to keep hidden tor against the Russians INFORMATION was scarce here cause PERHAPS one reason was ominous sound of yuns in precincts to facilitate the only election the prn i- for the June France Bismarck manding a commission MAIL CALL in p m us in to justify OM their letters in He advises thai if you want make sure goes out in deposit the venient little boxes past office Reason is that they receive of town and the sorting chore delays the letters past train time an Associated Press correspondent anu r ranee t Robert Tuckman crossed the pen around forces into Egypt n run Monday Israeli up their parachute troops n T rif opened the invasion Of the T area early Monday The at dawn were the first situation within the in basic army much ol j appeared to been handed a few forces From the Troops here it seemed the flve the Fla instance Security Council tho a largi e said it Mates the Soviet Union Britain Hungarian army as unreliable br a state vote There is i out of shor n ls and the Kadar i tho carc IR an to tl a larue turnout he m o r n i n c ii Vn M t r j to support in stores S 9 barred force fuel building and other necessities Ut II troops in complete control of the n d vast store of abandoned join the 111 control 01 me blunt State Department an- arrd arul in lhc Process ol canal i ii us turnout for any presidential year 1940 when ballots were that the Soviet in aiding States that The I'll L: election the presidential lho ln Russian conviction was hem Imre Nagy oust by the r in UM u Tne first wave of voters was appeared to be a mng m me 0 Egyptian arms and vehicles seaborne the 40 ballots as vision TIIE announced it had Extensive vote the of at the BRITISH commandos punched in featuring rides to the polls southern tip of Sinai The Said tp join the lighting sitters and lime off the job I battlefield some 10 000 ami i of small hroke out again Monday night reported in most of is rounding up hS at to talks cities prospective force under broken off j Jamestown and en- passed if against Britain France and Israel at bayonet point from President States the the Premiership of the V his h II t St m as unthink f has been able Cabot Lodge Jr told lit would convert Egypt into a dated THIS to tied the fighting These have been i- interned in line with Austria's s tral position as by Big Four agreement in the trian peace settlement Adlai Decides To Shun GOP STEP SAVER Post office employes also get a wry sort of a chuckle out of the of some of their customers They find it hard to understand mo reasoning of a man who will deposit his letters in the outside boxes and then walk into the Ill office to pick up a package at Stevenson voted Tuesday the window right to the where he spent ular letter slot in building SCIENCE FICTION Had an experience Sunday that was very close to being frighten by mg Having bowled a couple of who lines on Joe new alleys in east Bismarck we accepted an to go control of Sinai was com- guns on the Int lands have prevented Israel from using its southern port of Elath Jamestown and Valley City forces went ashore at in friendly rivalry with m special the reactionaries a round ai M in noss in at the polling place the canal point op- challenges hurled to which lho by he m hf As on Port Said A French produce the most voters operations ol Britain S littl Ministry spokesman said on the census and f ranci i i it y Half Day where he spr about five minutes in the booth and an hour exchanging banler with a crowd of wishers Assured smiling Stevenson as indicating an early of the two drives I Israeli spokesmen refused to E their own casualties or losses jn spokesman troops being landed by o e wo rves military headquarters who rast and French throughout the a strong increase jn the number of absentee voters ballots prior to the voting and voting statistics points spot checked throughout the state indicated against Dulles Getting Along Favorably in of applause Irom the day all The impression here was that V cr hat one wav or another Kadar could L a not last lone as He WASHINGTON of premier only because of iet Kroin NO ACTION VET DELHI see how the automatic ters work sources the Indian son Dorden has taken no action vet on was voting lor the first time l request from I X voted Hammarskjold to arl N If also Asked a par E his for added the situation is of voters were in tion under control and morale is many Mate communities The State Department said he is he has stood s government radio A noon survey at Jamestown already subordinates Tre r the MOSCOW radio had in- snowed a total of 1.518 ballots cast on how to deal with here was that a broadcast to say the compared with a noontime eian policy developments a art aggression area formerly inhabited industrious pin boys and find instead by a long of machines that very think To watch those tions count the number of balls expertly replace the Pins all without any human Not So Hopeful the Russians HERE are some of the repo Tlie to turnout V L II 1 i n i y n last so as he is tn in reserves the right record o 1.388 and a noon Dulles only three days after the Union I Con Oa o i- m order to halt of gery to remove cancerous on I aue Egypt i At Fargo voted before from his js record for a n adina pertinent cables the election was 19.131 in 1952 said Continued on Page 2 appealed to Continued on Page 2 by machines For comfort however mils that a ood Demos Confident of Congress Vote n A m voters choose lts Democrats claim a not gain arc at stake rt i H o a nn a Of it 13 sprite in thp o Hith the programs in -i c usc ln Thomas H ad not so steady STUDENTS VOTE PIKEVILLE Ky was DO school at Tuesday morning so COUK make it to the polls President A A Page said the was was at stake In California Thomas H Republican is opposed by Richard Richards Democrat meets Jan v o re i n g their new 3 The lie publicans chances ident Democrats claim of at seote in m and no Senate Josses the next two years Democrats now control the Adlai House and the Senate THE FIGHT for control the t Mevenson as The Democrats won iny be won in 12 FORMER Gov Din Thornton The Democrats now control both elections ind control from a though stales arc and former Ren T Republicans who wore MOW Thc House stride Carroll tors in 1352 on ahout 60 key district which for the control new which times in the last 27 shift from one party IIP hv Republican F pni n MM years has the another are hopeful of to The Country Parson Nomi 1st History i ihc vice ON DISPLAY FRIDAY NOVEMBER 9th SMIC An earnest prav iscs on a as Marian Renden For i he first time in local tory a woman has tor a directorship on the Bismarck Chamber of A of selected by the ber's nominating includes the name of Marian Renden manager of son's tiere uill to will u noon 17 others W J I v Dr K F sim den Glenn lors as ol Ian 1 harle I The New 1957 THIS IS THE YEAR OF THE GOLDEN ROCKET AND 98 THIRD MAIN J BISMARCK S
