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Show SUCHDL1951 12A SUNDAY HERALD if Deep Snow ' 0 Falls In c0 Plains Area a By United Press International snowstorm A late brought more than a half foot of wet snow to the dust-dr- y central winter n nfo) u.iliiljLJVJ i ' r rr II ' - l' M ' nit n ' J U3 ; n O t yJU UUUVUU U -- GROUP and northern plains today. - The storm, ' moving eastward severe cold or high without winds, brought Weather Bureau warnings to stockmen. But . stockmen and farmers in most areas welcomed the snow as ' relief from dry weather which ' has threatened drought since late ' last Summer. '"Thick ; flakes continued to fall today, but 'already Cheyenne, Wyo.,; had seven inches on the ground; Greeley, Colo.,4 more than six inches; Norfolk,"' Neb., nearly six inches, and Gore Pass, Colo., high in the Rockies, had more than a foot. Snow blanketed a wide area from Wyoming and, .Colorado north to Canada and east to i northern Michigan. i. NorthRain pelted the Pacific west and California with some k V light snow: at 7 Seattle.l In the South,' the Alabama River forced lowland families from their homes when it spilled over its banks nearly 20 feet ;above flood stage Friday. Meteorologists said new rains might add another five or six feet , to Gulf Coast creeks and bayous before the flooding reaches its peak in a week or so. . '; 0-P- - Wo. ' : . ' . tiO DOWN PAYMENT ROOM ; WITH APPROVED CREDIT SOFA : AND CHAIR IN NAUGAHYDE , 7 FKin TAR! COFFEE TABLE 2, LAMPS 1 PHI F I AMP I O o o . j " I LIVIMG C. 1 ! O ; j r i " STRICKEN AGAIN Actress Elizabeth ' She is and will be has .London in pneumonia. Taylor treated at her home. Miss Taylor and Eddie Fisher,, I her husband fare shown in a 1959 photo. ' (Herald-UP' :l Telephoto). ACTRESS j 1" - Liz Taylor Seriously LONDON (UPI) Hollywood actress Elizabeth .Taylor, 29, is ill" 'with .pneumonia 'j'seriouslyj I and has been placed in an oxygen tent, a spokesman said today. Miss Taylor, who only five days ago was nominated for a .movie Oscar award, isj being treated'in ner suue ai uie iorcnesier nvivu Her physician. Dr. Carl HeinZ Goldman, said she has a "very high temperature, Singer Eddie Fisher, husband of the actress was at her bedside. He is recuperating from! an emer gency appendectomy. Miss Taylor's health has been matter of concern in recent months and has held up making movie of the multimillion-dolla- r Late last year she "Cleopatra." London weeks a in several spent clinic for a virus complaint, and eventual- the cause ly! a bad. tooth, diagnosed as) (which was removed. Richard jHanley; Missj Taylor's - . ; j I 1 . j -- j tr Today's Chuckle secretary, said she had not been taken to a hospital because "she is "too ill to be moved.' "The prognosis is not good," Hanley said. Expected to Recover Dr. Goldman said that although ' i the attack of pneumonia is severe the actress is expected to recover. -- Last Monday the brunette beauty won her fourth Oscar nomina,' T: tion in as many years for her By United Press International performance in "Butterfield 8." Her competitors for the award SPEED, PLEASE to be made April 17 are Shirley NEWARK, N.J. (UPDPolice Deborah Greer Garson, McLaine, promised today to 'do what van' AlMelina Mercouri. and dals are failing at. k Kerr, a nominee for Officials promised to remove a though frequent the best actress award, Miss Tay; fear that ' was abandoned two lor has yet to win the highly months ago jn the center of an prized Oscar of the Motion Pic- avenue. - Parts of the bar have ture Academy. been disappearing one by one Only Friday night in New York since it was left, but residents City, Miss Taylor won the 21st an- said thai method was too slow nual award as the year's best ac- and asked police to speed things tress given by the Film Critics UP. ; Circle of the foreign language press of New York for her role OPTIMISTIC OUTLOOK in "Butterfield 8." ILKESTON, England (UPI) HI With Influenza Complaints by patients and visiMiss Taylor became ill with in tors forced the: general; hospital fluenza last weekend and .was here today to remove a notice forced to remain in her ' suite on from the entrance advertising a her 29th birthday Monday, local undertaker j Dr. Coleman visited the actress twice "during the looming: An oxy- SIGN OF SPRING gen tent, was taken into hersuite TRENTON, N.J. (UPD First !. about 4 a.m. after an emergency sign of spring: j j call. - A hotel spokesman said an The state Employment Service other oxygen tent and oxygen bot-- - officially . reported that jobs have ties were taken to 'the suite obened ud in Freehold, N.J., for around 12:30 p.m. The econd tent 10 pussy willow cutters. apparently was intended as a NIGHT ON TOWN ; standby in case it should be needMiss. Univer (UPD 'JACKSON, ed later.; ' directors Center Medical sity learned Friday why state convicts FUND DRIVE STARTS had volunteered ;so freely in variWASHINGTON (UPI) Presi- ous experiments. At least two of the volunteers dent John F. Kennedy launched 1961 the Easter Seal campaign slipped from their hospital beds Thursday by accepting a sheet of recently for visits to local night stamps from the National Easter spots. The tests will be halted, Seal Twins, Paula and effective ; immediately, officials Patricia Webber of Sumter, S.C. announced. Vandals -- ; j1 If 1 , j causes. . ;;-.- helDine nthprs. , ' ' ' "f ! I ' M I " t ' ' iil ' ii . ". j ( If j. GROUP 1 8 PIECE LIVING ROOM 2 PIECE SOFA & CIIAIR . IN NAUGAHYDE 2 END TABLES ' 1 COFFEE TABLE ' ' i 8 i 4 2 LAMPS i'if ,1 & i. I A "4 .... J $1077 FOR EXTENSION TABLE PER MONTH ! 1 1 1 2 PELLOWS h . i NAUGAHYDE CORNER TABLE LAMP , POLE LAMP .' ::IHMi 7 PIECE DINETTE EXTENSION TABLE . . . CARPET - ( i "r:,,"--- - " i i PAD, . , PIECE FOR . DINETTE . PER MONTH MATCHING CHAIRS ' I I HOLLYWOOD BEDUiete ........ sai $3.8 BOOKCASE BED Sale $3500 HOLLYWOOD BED FRAME SalJ $ 708 STEP END TABLE SalJ '$' 700 - 12'X10' or 13 Yards COMPLETE INSTALLATION - CARPET PAD LABOR. For. $5.75 , Per Month For I Sali UNFINISHED CHEST BOOKCASE Limed oL .. :.. SaJ ?1095 Sa.J S2200 $9995 S2850 s;,e si795 DRESSER Sa, TABLE LAMPS no.,1 .,....,..;.... salj POLE LAf.lPS Sale LOAFER CHAIR Naugahyde . V. ....... . Sale trim innMrc LVUHUC Naugahyde LUUrtll ..... Sale ROCKER B.ue . .... ...I. Sale 579 00 450 99? $2995 2-P- C Sa.1 SECTIONALNLugahyde Sale ennmrc UUA Jl lilliUJ values' $59.95 i i : AND B0) k SPRINGS ! v Dim Complete r t BED MATTRESS ' m You just set the dial . . : and your electric clothes dryer ' nzi i does the rest . the weather outside; your clothes drying is no Forget, for you, and your electrically dried clothes work longer come out of your dryer soft and fluffy. Use electric lines instead of clothes lines . . . live better electrically! f I i ' ' , : . . Provo City Corporafioh " ! Eiecfric US9WWW9- - Department I IN OUR n;;;n o FACTORY I :i I'. zjL i iALzi o CARPET CO. 125 WEST 5fhi SOOTH k' 1 iimntitfii jfm iMHui inimw Opsn Friday Evening Until 9 P. f.l. FREE PARKING FREE DELIVERY FREE ESTIMATES 'O 4 in MATTRESS k FURNITURE .i. , HERE IVLANUFAjCTURED v.. i: : $ 7 COFFEE TABLE r-n- Month yzJ Complete BEDROOM ON ONE OF A KIND ITEM - LABOR : PIECE I UDGET PRICE tzm f.lATTRESSES i i t 3 GROUP EXTENSION TABLF 6 I 'K't MO. 7 PER MONTH i-z- I r ! Me:'iaOe H MATTRESS BOXHSPRINGS 2 LAMPS 2 PILLOWS 5 PIECE LIVING SOFA & CHAIR,' FOAM SEATS 2 END TABLES 1 COFFEE TABLE 2 TABLE LAMPS I POLE LAMP 6 MATCHING CHAIRS 111' I r 'J, : . BOOKCASE BED ! 4 MATCHING CHAIRS $8.7.1 CI 1 l DRESSER with' MIRROR 5 PIECE LIVING ROOM 2 PC. SECTIONAL 4 l w .t I y for 8 I ioe. I I KA J i. 8 PIECE BEDROOM DRESSER with MIRROR M FULL SIZE BED ll MATTRESS! M BOX SPRINGS 1 V lamps :?ri;,,; 2 1 POLE LAMP 8 PIECE BEDROOM 1 DRESSER 1 BOOKCASE BED 2 LAMPS 1 MATTRESS 1 BOX SPRING 2 PILLOWS 5 PIECE DINETTE . .iL- fei - I -I 8 . Extension' Table Matcni9 Chairs ' ' W I Dinette eie 1 COMPLETE INSTALLATION , 111 j 15 X 20' 5" or 34 Yards - I'l I 5-Pi- I .'sJL.. NO. 2 GROUP r t I I Box Springs 2 pillows' 3, uo: '...-.- 1 11 liVJlil BEAUTIFUL CARPETI WG! - - - 'A- ' . i IT o ".2 Lamps- " MM'i '::;!5!;s i Bookcase Bed 1 , ' IV m m !' . for his many charities and benefit per formances, also received ihe Medal of the City of New York in recognition of his generosity in , U r :j J J ' i. it4s A' L j " who is known x'J.'-'T- . . ''" j 5: jj'J j ; Z? , . NEW YORK (UPD Comedian Bob Hope, known to U.S.' GIs all over the world for his free camp shows, received two awards Fri- 'day night at the March of Dimes Din- annual Humanitarian Award ' "I ne j:; . ... Gen: Omar Bradley presented Hope with the March of "Dimes 1961 humanitarian citation, which lis given annually fo a motion picture industry leader for devotion and assistance to humanitarian Hope, iJU-f&-IJ- ' y fei'lf? jJ Police Can Do It If ! 0Mi feCiit ;i1fri:;?S . 1 Bob Hope Gets Tjvo More Awards i i With Pneumonia III7 . CHAIR & OTTOMAN CIIAIR Green ROTO CHAIR DESK DESK DESK ...... ........... Sale $2295 $35oo Sale $22 Sale $3700 Mahogany Sale Maple Sale Walnut A. Sale! SOFA and 3-- Pc SOFA, CHAIR, OTTOMAN CIIAIR 2 Tables RECLINERS DABY CRID mth mattU ........ L si 00 $3500 $4500 i3995 s!799-- Sale ' $3995 sale! s29 1 |