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SionerS' Report" on WMAL-TV,
The Evening Star Station. urged
all restaurants and eating places
to comply Immediately with the
law. He indicated that probably
the earliest any prosecutions
would be attempted would be to-
morrow.
I'VE probably will not UNDER
take any prosecutions for a day
or so." Mr.. Spencer said.
He said this slight delay would
only be fair and give restaurant
owners time to familiarize them
selves with the ancient law.
Complaints, he added, should be
taken to the Corporation Coun-
sells Office in Municipal Court
where normal procedure would
be followed.
Home Rule Grant Supported.
In an 80 ruling which sup.
ported congressional authority
to grant considerable home rule
to the District. the Supreme
Court yesterday held:
That the Districts old legis-
lative Assembly in 1873, under q
delegation of power from Con-
gress, legally enacted a statute
that "any well-behaved and re-
spectacle person" must be served
in ANY licensed restaurant, eat
ing house, bar room, sample
room, ice cream saloon, or soda
fountain"
And that the statute is still en-
forceable because it never was
repealed by Congress. killed in q
subsequent codification of Dis
trict laws or done away with by
disuse over the years.
District Commissioners called
a special meeting and conferred
with Corporation Counsel Ver-
non E. West late yesterday.
Fine, License Loss Provided.
They discussed enforcement
steps and points that may require
further clarif1cation in the courts.
Violations will be handled in
the same way that violations of
any law are, subject to COM
plants. warrants and court ac-
ton it was explained. There
will be no drive to discover re-
fusal of restaurant proprietors to
give services to Negroes. Oficials
emphasized, however. that there
will be no unreasonable delay in
enforcement and prosecution.
Provides $1OO Fine.
The 1873 law provides for a
fine of $100 and forfeiture of Ii.
cense for one year for violations.
The law not only requires that
establishments serve Well-be-
haved persons irrespective Of
color, but also states that price
lists must be posted on the prem
ises and such price schedules be
filed with "the Register of the
District"
The Commissioners said the
price-posting section might be
obsolete. They noted that estab-
lishments provide such price in
formation either on wall signs
or menus. Mr.. West plans to
ask the Municipal Court whether
a proprietor must post prices
according to the letter of the
law. But, in any event, it will
be a violation if there is price
discrimination between Negroes
and whites.
The former Registers" Office
has been replaced by the AS
SCISSORS Office. Price schedules.
under the law, would have to
be filed with the assessor.
The Supreme Court opinion
referred only briefly to the liz
cense forfeiture provision. The
opinion included it mainly in
footnote texts of the anti-dis-
elimination laws passed by the
(Tn~t;~,,od -, Yaa-n A < Na1 ~
Evening star., 1953-06-09

HAVANA, Cuba. June 8. up.
The United States Embassy
opened for business yesterday in
shiny new building that cost
SIS million.
Evening star., 1953-06-09
Ask Teacher Pay Boost

A 10 per cent pay increase
for public school teachers in
the District was proposed in a
bin introduced in the House
today by Representative Broy-
hill. Republican, of Virginia.
The superintendent would not
be included.
Evening star., 1953-06-09
Bulletins
y Leads Open QuoIifiers

PITTSBURGH (SpeciaD.- -
Buck White, veteran Memphis
pro, shot q One-over-par 73 at
OakmOnt today to lead the
early flnishers in the first
qualifying round for the Ma
tiOnal Open golf champion
ship. Pete Cooper, White
Plains, N. Y, led the other
half Of the field at the nearby
Pittsburgh Field Club with "A.
Earlier Story on Page A-15.)
Evening star., 1953-06-09
South Korea Takes
Official Action 10
Fight On Alone
Assembly Sounds Call
For Push Northwurd;
Crowds Demonstrate
By the Associated Pres,

PUSAN. Korea, June 9.-The
South Korean National Assembly
called today for "all necessary
measures" at the front lines Ito
prevent another Communist ag-
gression and be prepared for a
northward advance"
The Assembly also voted unan-
lmously-129 to 0--to reject any
Evening star., 1953-06-09

Stories Reloted to Supreme Court Res
touront Decision. Pages A. and AS
Evening star., 1953-06-09
1873Cafe Law
To Be Enforced
Without Delay
Prosecutions Due
After Tomorrow if
Negroes Are Refused
By Robert K. Welsh

A Supreme Court decision re-
quiring restaurants here to serve
Negroes brought assurances from
District officials today that they
will use prompt but normal pros
ecuting procedure to enforce an
8o-year-old anti-discrimination
law.
Commissioner Samuel Spencer,
appearing on Your Commits.
Evening star., 1953-06-09

South Koreo Prefers Freedom and Deoth
to Reds, Envoy Says. Poee AT
Evening star., 1953-06-09
Embassy in Cubo Opens

Continued on Page AS, Col. /
Evening star., 1953-06-09

(see TORNADO. Page A-3)
Evening star., 1953-06-09
ornodo Death Toll Now 139
In Michigan and Ohio Areas;
FIints Total Is Placed at 113
$50 Persons Injured
As Six Twisters Hit
Ports of Two Stutes
By the Associated Press

FLINT, Mich, June 9.-SiX
roaring tornadoes ripped through
southern Michigan and north
western Ohio last night, killing
139 and injuring $50.
Following is a summary of the
death count and property dam
age:
Flint, Mich.-113 known dead
with property damage estimated
Deoth List in Michigan 0nd Ohio
Tornado. Pose A
"Giont Hand" Tossed Him Around House,
Tornodo Survivor Soys. Poge Al
Evening star., 1953-06-09

sioners' Report" on WMAL-TV,
The Evening Star Station. urged
all restaurants and eating places
to comply Immediately with the
law. He indicated that probably
the earliest any prosecutions
Evening star., 1953-06-09

Scattered thunderShowers this evening,
low in the 7Os. Tomorrow, cloudy and
quite warm. Full report on Page A-2)
Temperatures Today.
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there is considerable room for
Improvement"
X X X X
BULLETIN BOARD: With the
first of it's two Sunday night
shows, with a 1880 curtain, Guys
and Dolls" entered the seventh
of it's eight weeks at the National
last night Tonight, Wash
ington Festival launches the
seventh of it's eight summer
musicals in Rock Creek Park,
this one High Button Shoes"
which stars Joan Roberts To-
morrow night, Arena Stage pre-
sentS what will be it's third an
niversary show, william Saro-
vans my Hearts in the High
lands" directed by Alan Sch
neider Wednesday night Oh
ney comes up with John Digh-
toms farce. THE Happiest Days
of Our Life" with Isobel Elsom
heading the cast directed by
Gene O'Sullivan.
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HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD.
Van Johnson, trying hard to
look tough as Maryk in "Caine
Mutiny," does not use makeup
for the first time on the grue-
some scar on his forehead. He
still wears a steel plate from
that auto accident years ago.
Susan Hayward is refusing all
offers of radio shoWs-until the
divorce mish-maSh with Jess
Barker is settled. Jess misses his
kids. He virtually, reared 'em
while Susie was raising her
career.
Vic Natures picture. 1.-THE
Gladiators, is shopping for a
new title. Seems Columbia made
a picture with the same title
years ago.
jamie Powell is out of town.
And someone who looks like her
has popped up in Las Vegas
where, needless to say, Gene Nell
son is working.
You can give odds that Dan
Daley will not be marrying
Gwenn O'Connor-or vice versa
in spite of all the dates.
Donald O'Connor was with
Marilyn Erskine, of course, at
the tcIrid Return To Paradise"
premiere. Never saw any event
so mismanaged. The crowd really
took over. Isn't it amazing
that Gary Cooper looks older
when playing the young man in
the picture than when he is
Spruced up as the father?
Roberta Haynes gained 10
pounds while the movie was shot
in Samoa which explains why
she looks bigger in some scenes
than others.
Ann Blyth, still looking like a
bride, left Saturday for location
chores with Rose Marie" And
how she hates to go, leaving hus-
band Doc Jim McNulty here.
4 X X X
Jeanne Grain almost couldn't
leave for Africa on Saturday.
She and Paul Brinkman could
barely limp into the theater for
the Paradise" premiere. I'll
never take shots again for any,
thing" Jeanne managed to gasp
and Jan Sterling, in a new,
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Hollywood Diary
Van Shows Scars
In Mutiny' Film
BY Sheiloh Graham

short hairdo, said, "this has to
STOP" Meaning her separation
from Paul Douglas-because of
his "puffer" picture in England.
He'll be home in two weeks for
Metros Executive Suite"
Charlton Heston is after Maui
reen Stapleton for his Lady Mac
Beth when he repeats the two
hour shot on TV this fall.
Joan Evans has dyed back to
her own dark locks and looks
a million times prettier. She's
Sam GoldWyn's sole contractee-
except Farley Granger" Joan
flashed. "and he's on a leave of
absence" Forever?
Everyone's saying they're test
ing for Curly in "Oklahoma!"
but Gordon MacRae believes he
has the inside track.
X X x X
It turns out it was Mack Grey,
and not Jerry Lewis, who was
quoted on those British critics
stink" interviews in Paris which
started the whole thing. The
reporter thought Mack was
Jerry! NNow we'll see what Jerry
has to say when he arrives.
Too bad Mrs Enrol Flynn lost
the baby. She is now in Kan
sas with her parents on the way
back to Hollywood, where I hear
she plans to file for divorce
against Enrol.
Absence does make the heart
grow fonder. Janet Leigh was
so afraid OF not having a table
for two with Tony Curtis every
day for the rest of the Prince
Valient" shooting that she called
the restaurant at 20th-Fox five
times to fix it up.
X y X
Robert Mitchum is irked with
La Monroe because her drama
coach is on location with "River
or No Return" Marilyn won't
do thing without an okay from
teacher. Director Otto Prem
niger is handling 20th's big prop
erty with velvet gloves.
Thrifty millionairess Paulette
Goddard writes that she finds
Spain the cheapest country in
Europe. She has a villa there
with three servants thrown in,
all for 10 bucks a month. {.
And Mrs. Frank Morgan is liv-
ing very we'll in England with
the $4,000 a month that Frank
left her,
Also from London-Hedy La
MARI will film her Queen Esther
and the King of Egypt" there.
but her TV films seem to be on
the shelf.
Tip-off to the George Sanders
marital situation. His next
leading lady in Britain will be
Yvonne de Carlo. Not his wife,
who wanted the role madly-be-
fore she decided to shed George.
tReleased by NANA0
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ualize a grand opera career, as
did Grace Moore in life and the
movie so This Is Love-" but
she sings it's music. She has
quite a repertory, in which her
favorite aria is "Ope Fine Day"
from Mime. Butterfly" with
which Miss Moore stunned
moviesoerS in her own movie,
"One Night of Love-"
Reverting to the Connecticut
dream house-which might pos
sibly end up in. Westchester
county, New York-Miss Withers
would like it in the quiet of the
country.
But" she says practically,
eve shall have to be accessible
to pupils. So. it will be sub
urban"
incidentally, both of the Ko-
kics are practical about their
dream. They don't squander
money, merely because they are
suddenly in the position of earn
ing more of it than so many
people in show business. In New
York. they live in a modest
apartment on 55th street which
they do not Sublet land take
chance on careless tenants leav-
ing cigarette burns on the fur
niture. which is all new"
And which will some day help
furnish that place in Connec-
ticut.
Reverting to $50 This Is Love-"
one of its male principals, Merv
Griffin turned up here the other
day. A departmental operative
who went over to inspect him,
submits the following report:
Griffin, a former soap-box
derby champion, is a clean cut,
wholesome type Gas a soap-box
derby champion should be- who
looks younger by far than on the
screen He is one of five players
under contract to Warner Bros,
got his job through Doris Day
ca great girl'O, who heard him
singing with Freddy Martins
band, likes what he has seen of
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Waters of the Minnetonko
Have Nothing on Todds

are playing on borrowed time
with water musicals. Both
must make a profit by, say,
September Is. Soon after that
date they could become skat-
ing shows.
Murphy has such swimming
stars as Marshall Wayne,
Olympic diving champion;
June Earring and SO aquabelles
performing amid the fountain
display of Dancing Waters"
"A Night in Venice" is more
on the operate side-a natural
for Jones Beach. Todd changed
Johann Strauss first and Sec
ond act finaleS so that he
could bring in Is gondolas and
some extraordinary fireworks
displays, two production items
which undoubtedly would have
astounded the composer. How
ever, Todd stages an authentic
setting of Venice with lagoons,
palaces and piazzas and he
has songs well sung by Thomas
Hayward and Nola Fairbanks
of the Metropolitan Opera.
How hot the summer is will
have something to do with
their financial success, but it
remains that Murphy and
Todd have produced two ex-
cellent water extravaganzas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-10
By Mark Boron
NEW YORK.

It comes as a surprise. per-
haps, that everything in live
show business isn't confined to
Broadway theaters where huge
stage productions are delivered
almost to the doors of Is mil
lion people.
But many like summer shows
away from Broadway. travel
miles to see summer stock
companies. county fairs and
other attractions in an elegant
sort of rural atmosphere.
Off Broadway earlier this
summer were the openings of
two water shows.
Elliott Murphy unveiled his
"Aquashow" in the pool that
was built by the Worlds Fair
on Long Island. And Mike Todd
presented his Johann Strauss
musical extravaganza, "a
Night in Venice" at the Jones
Beach Theater, even farther
from Times Square.
Both are somewhat repeti-
tious of water works in previ-
Gus seasons, but have some new
folderols that make them seem
different, which is probably
good thing.
Producers Todd and Murphy
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street OF show business.
Connecticut, if it would like
to take a bow for the compli-
ment, is the object of Iva's
ultimate reverieS. She covets
Connecticut, just a small speck
of it to be precise. where she and
her husband, KaSimir Kokic. can
settle down and practice New
England's oldest, most honored
profession-teaching.
Il. could teach singing. he
could teach dancing, and we
could live happily ever after
ward" Iva says.
Kokic, Yugoslav dancer who
came to this country in 1887
with the Ballet Russo de Monte
Carlo, is spending the Guys and
Dolls" engagement here with his
singing wife. He is a serious
dancer. and a good one, and he
takes Iva to dancing school with
him nearly every day. They go
over, from their apartment at
the Jefferson Hotel to Leon
Fokine's place in the 1900 block
of N street, where Marion Ven
able's school used to be.
Dancers have to keep in shape,
and dancing also is good way
to keep singing wives in shape:
Miss Withers likes it. One thing
she does not like, however, is
that Kokic and she will be sep
arated Is weeks this year while
she resumes Guys and Dolls"
on Broadway and he goes on
tour.
Kokic, by the way, will never
have any trouble with anybody
about his service in the Ameri-
can Army. He joined it before
h could speak the language.
X x
The hilarious comedy Miss
Withers makes of "Adelaide's
Lament" among other tunes IN
her show at the National, may
conceal from the unobservant
that she is a highly educated
vocalist.
ct have been studying voice
10 years." says Iva, who Ger
tainly can sound like it even II.
with her youth. she does not
look it. incidentally. theN La
ment' would wreck an inexperl-
enced singer in a couple of weeks.
Id hate to have to sing it If l
did not feel that I knew some
thing about voice"
What kinds of singing would
she teach, at that dream house
in Connecticut?
All kinds, all the way to grand
opera, which is the range of her
own studies. She does not Wis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-10

movie work (three films, and
would like to get some stage ex-
perience He is enchanted by
Tallulah Bankhead, on whose
show he once appeared. although
he was shocked when she spit
on his cheek when they first met
He did not know it was a
French stage custom, associated
with good luck; felt fine when he
discovered Tallu was merely
wishing him we'll He is a
friend of Montgomery Cliff,
whom he vastly admireS because
Cliff will get a job as a day
laborer right after making a hit
in a movie It's Cliffs way of
learning about life He also
admires Marilyn Monroe and
feels she deserves a lot of thanks
for livening up the movie in
duStry as a whole AS for the
new processes in matchmaking
he is for them although he thinks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-10
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing

Stage.
NatiOnal-"GuyS and Dolls;
$50 pm,
Carter Barron Amphitheater-
High Button Shoes 8:45 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador - $50 This Is
Love-; ITO, 3:15, $40, 1880 and
9:40 pm.
Capitol 1.-The Great SiouX
Uprising; IL am, LAS. 4:30,
tbs and 10 pm. Stage. 12:45,
$3.50. 6:15 and 7 pm.
COIumbia-"S talag IT.: 1920
am, 12:45, 3, $40, 7:35 and 9:55
pm.
DupOnt-"The Moon Is Blue;
/, 3, $40, 1870 and GAS pm.
Keith's - Second Chance"
Ills am, /, 2:45, ABS, $40.
$40 and 9:55 pm.
LittIe-"Thn Brave Don't Cry;
els. 8 and $50 pm.
Macarthur Crash Of ST.
lence"; els, 8 and $50 pm.
MetropOIitan-"Affair With a
Stranger: 11:15 am, l, 2:45,
4:3O. 6:15, 8 and GAS pm.
OntariO-"The Maze; 1:25,
$3.50, 5:35, TAO and GAS pm.
PaIace-"The Band Wagon;
IL am, ITO. 800, $50, TAO and
$50 pm.
Playhouse - THE Moon Is
Blue; IL am, 1855, sos, $40,
1880 and GAS pm.
Plaza - Justice Is Done;
1925 am. 1870, $40, $50, 8
and 1915 pm.
Silver Spring Justice Is
Done; 1870. $3.50, $50, TAO and
$50 pm.
Trans-Lux Lets Do 1t
Again; II am, 1910. 2:30, APO,
6:1O, 8 and $50 pm.
Warner-"So This Is Love-;
l1:I5 am, 1;20, $3.50, $40, TAO
and $50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-10
1888 ~ nElenRORnOOD \ sbvssE
Films of More Than Routine Merit

ILL" Leslie CarOn captivates in a French carnival
MAN ON TIGHTROPE" exciting from behind the iron
curtain
MAN IN THE WHITE SUIT" cOrkng comedy with Alec
Guinness.
MOULIN Toulouse autrec and his
times.
SHANE" Alan Ladd in top notch outdoor
drama
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-10
The Passing Show
The Posing Show
Iva, Nationals Top Doll,
Dreams Beyond Broadway
By jay Cormody

Withes dreaming OF Broadway that
she has been for several quite prominently
from "Carousel" to Guys and Dolls"
But the Ssome, blond Adelaide of the record shaerng
beyond so-caled
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APARTMENTS WANTED

N. Y. LADY WIDOW. literary tastes
room apartment. ga mos: social
FREE-Landlords' applicant waitins
oS 0SSes d da Suo'e IA $500" s.ooo1 w. ""'''
FURNISHED 2-bedrm. apt. for couple
no children, new apt. bldg. NV
s sesslS0 Miss Nj to Bo oGSa Phone s6 PE
WORKING MOTHER desires furn apt
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COUPLE WITH CHILD want one Of
two bedroom apartment near Du.
Will ASSUME LEASE and buy all o,
part Of furniture for modern 1-bed.
nm: apartment. Prefer new air con.
ditioned building. Boz 1S5-x, Star
WANTED APT.-Unfurnished 1-rm.
KIT. and bath. by. quiet gentleman
Must be clean and quiet; sleep dur.
ing day. Close-in. Box blk, Star
GOVT; sEC'Y.. lady. desires unfur.
ably in apt. BIDS, near s IRA tran Sps'G :,
March l. Reas. Cali DE. 2-433i
Sat. SUM-; weekdays after $3.50 ?. m
COUPLE will care for or repair apt
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2-0624.
UNFINISHED in private home
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GINTiEM1Ns:. single, nsrmanen,
govt. employee. desires unfurn. one.
bedrm. apt. in apt bldg. Prefer
nearby Md. Silver Spring area. AID.
prox. SIS per month. Logan 1896
COLORED MOTHER. grown daughter
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HOUSES TO SHARE

TWO ADJOINING BEDRMs. children
accepted. Utils. furn,; conv. to Ga.
ave. transp.; nicely furn. RA.
RENT fREE-io settled couple OF
Walter Reed. Hospital. In exchange
5or ro9m and board for . men. RIA.
NE4RBY MARYLANDwwnl share m,
3-bedroom house with two others.
YOUNG WIFE and 3-Sesr-oid SON de-
sire home to share. Wish to share
S %Ss2 Sstsrsnaes sur Supplied lea We ~. =
TWO GIRLS to share lovely home
with 2 other girls; nice home for
CHEV F p CHASE, ef MD4I 1nsI hca,. to
share with 2 ladies around 80 who
s ssn s s9r db6 to E pay n;de me- . PyY
VIII vi I sGxRs Ell HOME with women @S or
mother and ] child: care Of child
II desired; Tv and unlimited phone:
kitchen privileges. Webster 6-67S2.
TWO BEDRMS,. kit. laun. privil.; u
aft. 1880; Sun. aft, IL. IA. S-S7O9.
COUPLE TO SHARE HOME in silver
Spring. near bus. stores and Dis
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house, dble.. child accepted. S70I
FAILS 1Ith s tH RiF RA s.oe e. w.n,..
career men or women desiring all
new, 2 bedrms., furn. or unfurn.
Phone EN-. 2-0145. 3
MAN IN 3Os to share completely
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other RA. 3-4059.
CPLE.i private. completely
furn., liv. rm., bedrm., share din.
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auto. hot water, shower; conv. shops
ping, transp. Avail, Feb. 9TH. Reks.
w SSs AZ FseHEEEiGdFki 1 sf sEssVEi one.r
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