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30 o o o ? 0 o o0 4. 1. 1 The News-Review, Roseburg? Ore. 3 W 0 O Q S3 0 of these low food priiesf TOMATOES 10 1 u c Dundee, No. IVi can Fruit Cocktail W Hudson House, No. 214 can mm 3 GILBERT'S "WRat Young People Think' Como POPCORN ?Qc Patty Dae. White or Yellow . .. 2 lbs. mm W CHILI Dennison's with beans, 1 lb. can 41 00 cores, Presley Dn Annual Teen -Age Poll Crackers Nabisco, 2-ib. box 55' Cheese Slices Kraft Deluxe 8-oz. 35e BUTTER Creamery ... BREAD Sunshine, Ige. leaf ,.59c 29c Mayonnaise JCQr Bordan'l Ql, Wit 85c COFFEE Soyd't lb. Margarine Dotchiyw i..17c Finer Bleach j gd 29c g0i. 49e Shortening Snowdrift . . . 3,b,79c STEAK SHOP SPECIALS HORMEL'S MIDWEST Sliced Bacon ml 55c NEBERGALL'S Frankfurters Mb. 39e NEBERGALL'S Bacon Squares ib. 29 PORK LIVER sskt .25 ROLLED ROAST tzx 89c BOYS Favorite Male Singe Perry Como 23... frank Sinatra 15... Pat Boone 14. . . Elvis Presley 6 . . . Tommy Sands 11... Eddy Fisher 4 . . . Favorite TV Personality Steve Allen 27... Ed Sullivan 26 . . . Perry Como 11... Phil Silvers- 10... Ernie Kovacs 7 . . . Tennessee Ernie Ford 9 . . . Arthur Godfrey 5 . . . Edward R. Murrow 3 . . . Best Actor Marlon Brondo 16... Bill Holden 14... James Stewart. 11... John Wayne 8. . . Cary Grant 6. . . Burt Lancaster 6 . . . Rock Hudson 6 . . . Clark Gable 3... Gary Cooper 2... Best Actress Kim Novak 19.,. Debbie Reynolds . . . .' 17 ... . Ingrid Bergman . . . 17. . . Grace Kelly , 11 .. Natalie Wood 10... Marilyn Monroe -. 6... Audrey Hepburn 6 . . GIRLS ...26 ...11 ...25 ...14 ...4 ...4 .20 .16 .25 . 4 . 5 .10 '. 9 .11 . 4 6 .12 . 8 . 7 .10 .29 .10 . 6 .10 . 7 .11 .14 . 7 . 2 .10 after picking him in the top spot Singers All Shook Up it singer. I The biggest shakeup in teen-aged On the basis of the vote of both ' loyalties and emotions since last boys and girls. Ed Sullivan fin-1 yr s poll came in the ranking of isherf in inrnnrt ni.r. . tri. ! male vocalists. The sudden emer- vision personality, losing to rival ' 8ice of the serene and confident Allen by a single percentage point. Mr. Como as the top vocalist and Hudson Rocks Gils the equally sudden downfall of the Despite the havoc he made with '""Vih!!.8. T . the rating systems in his occasion- " m'!lf .h.. p. 1 television .nnr.rano.. Pr.iv w had "peeled that Presley Discrimination Charges Against Negrees Decrease SALEM OP Charges of dis- crimination against non-white per sons are decreasing in Oregon, Mark A. Smith, stale administra tor of fair employment practices, reports. He said however, that minority group workers still find them selves forced to low living stand ards because of residential dis crimination. Negro families who have been with an 18 per cent vole, Sinatra : uprooted because of construction second with 15 per cent and Boone ; of Portland s exposition - recrea a notch behind at 14. Presley tlon tenter have been forced to dipped all the wav to S per cent, ,md. ,nom" m, crowded Negro while Sands and Fisher shared the i neighborhoods, he continued, bottom rung with 4 per cent each. I Smi'h reported that Ashland. ,vi., i,.. r Corvallis, .Madras, Pendleton and L" "... ""'IKlamaih Falls are forming com munity councils to promote har- did not figure as a top TV person ality with the teen-agers. Behind Allen, Sullivan and Como came Phil (Bilko) Silvers, comed ian Ernie Kovacs, rustic Ernie Ford, entertainer Arthur Godfrey and newsman Edward R. Murrow. might slip a notch in the populari ty poll and be replaced by some otner rock n roll anisi, since ail our surveys in the past year point ed to a steady decline in his ap peal to teen-agers. Last year at this time he was tODs. winnine 33 ner cent of all The boys picked Marlon Brando i first place votes. By mid-year he as their favorite actor, followed was still riding high, but his per bv William Holden, James Stew-1 centage had slipped to below 20. art and John Wayne. I In the current poll he drew 11 per The girls didn't see it that way cent of the votes and wound up at all. Rock Hudson took first fourth. place in their fluttering hearts by j But the amazing thing is that an overwhelming margin, distant- the new king is not a rollicking ly followed by James Stewart, Burt rock 'n' roll shouter. but a smooth Lancaster and Clark Gable. I and relaxed balladier. Does this Inexplicably, in an age when 1 mean rock 'n' roll also is in de TV westerns have revived the for- j cline? tunes of the strong, silent types. I Perhaps so. Sinatra and Boone, Gary Cooper wound up in ninth j both basically crooners though place on both lists. given to occasional fits of rock Mm iNovaK. the slinky blonde n roll, edged out Presley by com- with the younger set? A 16-year-old Little Rock, Ark., lad put it this way: "He acts him self and puts all he has behind it but st ill remains easy going." Evi dently his seemingly effortless ef forts have won him a host of ad mirers among the nation's teen agers. "He seems like he just has a good time on TV and doesn't act stuck up," commented Paige Dun- navant or Richmond, Va siren, won enough wolf whistles to take best actress honors among the boys, who next liked Debbie Reynolds, Ingrid Bergman and Na talie Wood. Although she hasn't made a pic ture within the past year. Princ ess Grace remained the top act ress of the year as far as the girls were concerned. Ingrid Bergman took second place and Debbie Rey nolds and Audrey Hepburn tied for the next position. Marilyn Monroe, inactive in her career since marrying Arthur Mil ler, was seventh on both lists. fnrtable margins. And sweet voiced Eddy Fisher, who hasn't had a solid hit song in many a moon, still remained strong enough to tie rhythm and blues singer Tom my Sands for fifth place. Nonchalance Pays Off Como drew first place votes from 26 per cent of the girls, nip ping Pat Boone by a single percent age point. Presley appealed to enough bobby soxers to beat out Sinatra for third place in the femi nine voting. Among the boys, Como was first mony among various racial groups. The greatest progress in plac ing minority workers in jobs last year was in the automotive, cleri cal and educational fields. State Labor Commissioner Nor man O. Nilsen, who enforces FEP and civil rights laws, said new state legislation is directing the interest of cithens toward elimi- natinff all tvn nf raiial mnti rm. The same relaxed, offhand ap- ligious discrimination, instead of Proach seemed to account for leaving the problem to the minor. ; bteve Allen s billing as top tele- j ity groups 'vision personality of the year. He said minority groups still "He has a youthful sense of hu-1 are concentrated in Portland, mor," remarked a 17-year-old fan largely because they fear they i in Peoria, 111. would be unwelcome in smaller i And a 15-year-old television cril-, cities and suburban areas. ic from Providence, R. 1., praised ; He said housing discrimination I Allen for his "air of unrehearsed ! i, the biggest problem of hii I nonchalance, even if it took hours 1 civil division. ; oi practice to get tnai way. i ! Nonchalance just about explains i i me voting in almost every direc- i lion. who. "tne snrug, the top actor; Kim Novak, the sultry, slow-eyed siren, wins top actress honors and easy going Steven Al i len winds up as the top television i personality. Evidently, as the voting shows, madcap convolutions are become i old hat with the teen-agers and we are about to enter the era of studied nonchalance. So let's get with it kids, cut out the rocking and the rollings and slouch a bit. Grocery Chain Heir Leases Big Alaska Area FAIRBANKS, Alaska t An application for 70,400 acres in oil and gas leases in the Kateel River area west of here has been filed by Huntington Hartford, heir to a multi-million dollar, grocery chain fortune, government records dis close. Hartford, filing in the Fairbanks land office, is a member of the family which controls Great At- Next Wook: Thoy'd Rather Be lantic and Pacific Tea Co. and il also movie producer. Scientists Than President. y lUGENf GILBERT Perry Como, the baritone bar ber of Canonsburg, Pa., shaved the sideburns of Elvis Presley to win a flock of honors in our an nual teen-aged popularity poll. . "The Slouch," as Como is known in entertainment circles, proved himself no slouch at the ballot box as both boys and girls voted him the top male vocalist of the year. Presley, last year's winner by a wide margin, dropped all the way to fourth place, behind Frank Sinatra and fast rising Pal Boone. 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