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Evening star., 1961-12-06
War Buddy
Given Post
By Kennedy
BY a Star Staff Writer


NEW YORK, Dec. g. Presi-
dent Kennedy has chosen James
A. Reed. a fellow PIT boat COM
mander in World War II and
now a Republican lawyer, to
replace A. Gilmore Flues as an
Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury.
Mr.. Flues' resignation was
announced late yesterday by
White House Press Secretary
Pierre Salinger, who then an
nounced the Presidents inten-
ton to give a recess appoint
ment to Mr.. Reed.
Mr. Flues, who was appointed
by former President Eisenhower
four years ago, wrote Mr.. Ken
nedy that he wanted to return
to private affairs" Also a Re-
publican, he formerly was a
lawyer in Toledo. Ohio.
The Assistant Secretary post
involved has jurisdiction over
the Treasury'S Bureau of Gus
toms, Narcotics Bureau, Bureau
Of Engraving and Printing and
the Coast Guard.
Mr.. Reed, of Longmeadow,
Mass. was a commander of a
/ PIT boat squadron durin G
World War II and knew Mr..
Kennedy. whose PIT 109 was
sunk by a japanese destroyer
! in the Pacific, Mr.. Salinger
said. He is a graduate of AM
herst College and Harvard Law
School.
Evening star., 1961-12-06
US. Claims Tuxes
From Young Beck
BY the Associated Press

The Government contends
Dave Beck, jr., son of the for
mer Teamsters' Union inter-
national president, owes more
than $4,000 in income taxes
and interest for 1856 tax court
records show.
The younger Beck last week
filed a petition in United States
! Tax Court contesting the Gov
Evening star., 1961-12-06
BY the Associated Press

The Federal Housing Admin
istration has announced spe-
cial inspection and approval re-
quirementS on home improve
ment loans when the money is
to be used for family fallout
shelters.
The new regulations require
banks, savings and loan firms
and other lenders to take re-
sponsibility for inspecting the
completed shelter and to certify
that the job conforms with
FHA and Defense Department
standards.
In advance of the loan, the
bank must submit the plans for
the shelter to the nearest FHA
office for approval. Only after
the FILA office issues a Ger
tificate Of eligibility" can the
lender authorize the house
holder or the contractor to
proceed with the loan insured
under FHA's Title home
improvement program.
Intent Explained
FHA Commissioner Neal J
Hardy said yesterday the new
rules are intended to insure
that when a borrower makes
an investment in something
which he expects may save his
life, he will be getting ar
adequate product"
Evening star., 1961-12-06

Soviet Communist Party that
discredited Stain at the party's
22d Congress in Moscow last
october.
A communique ending five
day meeting of the Romanian
Party's Central Committee an
nounced the party's backing,
which had been expected along
with the support of the other
faithful satelliets.
Albania, at odds with Mos
COW for remaining Stalinist
in outlook, is the exception,
and the communique got in a
swine at the tiny Balkan
country. The party denounced
Evening star., 1961-12-06

ernment aim. which stems
from the operations Of Western
Asphalt Co.. a Seattle (WashJ
corporation now dissolved.
Internal Revenue Service
officials contend the corpora
ton understated its income by
$11. 1.046. and overstated de-
probation allowances and over
head expenses by more than
$4,000.
1t has notified Mr.. Beck of
alleged corporation tax def
ciencies of $l5,822 and interest
charges totalling $3.50.
Evening star., 1961-12-06
Romuniu Joins
Anti Move
kssuiIs Albania

BUCHAREST, Romania, Dec
6 tAP) Communist Romania
jumped ON the Soviet Union S
de- -Stalinazation bandwagon
yesterday.
Party leaders pledged COM
plete elimination of the Stain
cult, condemned followers of
the late Soviet dictator and
lauded the actions of the
Evening star., 1961-12-06
FHA Puts Extra Check
On A-She|ter Loans.

FHA itself does not inspect
Jobs completed under the i'm
provement program as 1t does
new homes built under FILA
mortgage insurance.
Although the usual FHA
minimum standards for room
size, ventilation, ceiling height
and natural light are waived
for fallout shelters, the home
shelter must provide at least
IS square feet of usable floor
area for every bedroom in the
house. Even if the house has
only one bedroom. however
the shelter must provide at
least so square feet of floor
area.
Loan Amounts Fixed
The shelter must contain a
hand-operated blower ventila-
ton system meeting FILA
standards, except in the case
of baSement-type shelters
which have no doors but pro-
vide entry through a baffled
entrance.
For slngle-family homes. the
maximum loan amount under
Title is $500, with five years
to repay. In multi-family
structures the loan for each
living unit may not exceed
S2,500 and the total loan may
not exceed $4,000; a seven
year repayment term is pro-
vided.
Evening star., 1961-12-06

Albania for standing against
"Leninism and proletarian in
ternationalism."
The communique gave no
indication of what will happen
to the many statues and por-
traits of Stain abounding in
the country.
Evening star., 1961-12-06
Cubons Get Asylum

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 6 (AP)
The Mexican government
yesterday granted political asy-
lum to q Cubans who arrived
at Progreso after almost a week
in a small open boat.
Evening star., 1961-12-06

The National Association for their people out OF the dark
the Advancement of Colored night the inerraca NAACP
People credited last night along in 1909 with an
leading the Negro out of a-out effort to force the
Evening star., 1961-08-06
Plan Outlined
TODAYS WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Con-
siderable cloudiness, scattered
showers and thunderShowers
High today in the middle sos;
low tonight near 10. Partly
cloudy and seasonably warn to-
morrow.
Maryland - Mostly cloudy,
this afternoon and evening.
showers and scattered thunder
showers this afternoon and
evening. High today 1892, ex-
cept 1882 in the mountains.
Low tonight IS 10. Partly
cloudy and little change in
temperature tomorrow.
Virginia Considerable
cloudineSS with scattered show
erS and thunderShowers this
afternoon and evening. High
near 80 in the mountains and
in the middle 80s elsewhere.
Low tonight 66-72. Partly
cloudy and little change In
temperature tomorrow.
Resort Area Today
Ocean beaches-scattered showers,
high, 80.
Chesapeake Bay-Scattered showers,
high, 80
SO.
Skyline Drive-Snowers, high, so,
Evening star., 1961-08-06
Levitt Asked
ToConferon
Racial Policy

A veterans organization Of
ficial here has asked for a
meeting with the head Of a ma
tional building firm to discuss
the firms racial policy in the
Belair development at Bowie,
Md.
DR.. Paul Cooke, national vice
president Of the American Vet
erans Committee, in a letter
last week asked ]. Levitt, head
of Levitt & Sons, builders Of
several Levittown developments
in the East, for a conference on
the firms racial policy in the
nearby Maryland development.
The American Veterans Com
mittee has charged that the
firm refuses to sell houses to
Negroes solely on the basis of
race"
DR.. Cooke also has sent let
ters to Gov. TaweS and PreSi-
dent Kennedy urging integra-
ton of the Maryland communi-
ty. DR.. Cooke said that 4 Negro
man and woman were each re-
fused a house in the 4,000-home
development although they
were qualified to enter into a
sales contract.
In the letter, dated August 2,
DR.. Cooke stated: Maryland,
we unequivocally believe, is
ready for an integrated Belair." :"
DR.. Cooke offered to meet
with Mr.. Levitt early this week.
The firm successfully inte-
grated a similar development
in New Jersey at the time it
was built. Other projects in
Pennsylvania and New York
were not integrated by Levitt
& Sons at the time Of their
construction, but homes in the
two developments were later
sold to Negroes through inde-
pendent real estate agencies.
Evening star., 1961-08-06
Boy, Il, Woman
Seriously Injured
In Auto Accident

WALDORF, Md, Aug. S
(SpeciaD The wife of a Navy
musician and a 12-year-old boy
were seriously injured five miles
west of here today when the
car in which they were riding
failed to round a curve and in
stead plunged over a 10-foot
embankment, Maryland State
police reported.
Mrs. Susana Asercion, of 1869
Congress street Sc, was treat
ed at Hadley Memorial HoSpi-
tai for broken neck and later
transferred to Bethesda Naval
Hospital, according to Trooper
Melvin Teffeau.
The boy, Romeo M. zulueta,
Of the Congress street address,
was admitted to Andrews Air
Force Base Hospital in undeter-
mined condition with a frac-
tured skull and head cuts, po-
lice said. They said the driver,
Alberto r. ASercion, "a, as
signed to the Navy School of
Music here, was treated at Had
ley for cuts and bruises and re-
leased.
Evening star., 1961-08-06
1000 Attend
Tankers|ey
Horse Sale
By ANNE H. CHRISTMAS
Star staff Writer

1t was hard to tell whether
q horse auction or a Broadway
production was in progress un-
til the dollars began to flow
last night at Al-Marah Farm,
1910 River Road, Bethesda.
However, prices on the first
Of 81 purebred Arabian horses
owned by Mrs. Garvin Tank
ersley indicated that the show
biz touch, provided as an add
ed attraction, would play a
minor role to the actual sale Of
horses bred by the Nations
largest Arabian farm.
Two thousand spectators
and would-be buyers from all
over the United States and
Canada jammed the ringside to
watch and listen to auctioneer
William Porter as he began his
picturesque spell.
The sale, held beneath a
sparkling array Of multi-col-
ored ribbons won by the horses
in shows, marked the use Of a
revolving stage on which the
offerings were exhibited as
bids were made from the
audience.
Its the first merry-go-
round I ever saw with real
horses" commented a youthful
onlooker, one of hundreds who
participated in a contest for
an Arabian colt, which was
another sidelight.
Winner of the valuable four
legged prize was Victoria Buck
ley, is, of York, Pa, who COM
peted with youngsters from all
over the Nation in a written
examination on Arabian horse
sense.
The first horse to be sold
was a beautiful broodmare
named Aleta, who was offered
by Mrs. Tankersley as a con-
tribution to the National Epi-
leptic League. She went for
SIS, 500 to Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Harris, Of Chicago.
Evening star., 1961-08-06

by Virginia hospitals and other
institutions.
The increases, roughly S per
cent, went into effect July / on
an optional basis. The author
lied pay hike will cost about
100000 a year. Decision for
raising the salaries of indivi-
dual workers was left up to
institution officials.
Evening star., 1961-08-06
SHOP SEARS
MONDAY 10 to 9

Store Hours: Mondays, Thursdays
and Fridays, 10 TO g; Tuesdays,
Wednesdays and Saturdays, 10 to
6. Free Parking!
Evening star., 1961-08-06
King to Address Club

Representative King, Demo-
crat Of Utah, will speak at
$3.50 pm. Thursday at a meet
ing of the Young Democratic
Club Of Montgomery County in
the Maryland-National Capt.
tai Park and Planning Com
mission Building, 8787 Georgia
avenue, Silver Spring, Md
Evening star., 1961-08-06

device, containing biological
agents, if coupled to an ordi-
nary kitchen water tap, could
infuse germs into water lines,
land infect an entire water
system with lethal doses"
The Navy, he said, has shown
in tests that gas could be
spread 300 to 400 miles inland
from offshore submarines in a
matter of hours.
Steps have been taken to
develop citizen protection from
gas and germs, but according
to Mr.. Rodericks, no protective
devices are available to the
public.
Failure Noted
He said: I'VE should have
gas masks. Masks were worked
on for five years-they are de-
veloped-but no one has them.
They were even developed for
babies"
Procedures, he said, have been
developed for the rapid identi-
fication of biological agents,
but they are known in only a
few widely scattered hospitals
around the country.
1--WE know the enemy has q
nerve gas" he said. And the
military gases have an anti
dote. 1t exists. It's easy to use.' y
The antidote, "Atropine," was
manufactured in large quanti-
ties by a major drug firm, for
sale to States and cities for
civil defense use.
The Jurisdictions, Mr.. Rod
ericks said. refused to buy it
The new evacuation plan, Mr.
RoderickS said during the tele-
vision program yesterday, calls
for evacuating all but 100000
essential workers from the Dis
trict as well as the area within
a 20-mile radius of the elipSe.
Evening star., 1961-08-06
These Popular Entertainers Are the Judges

Contest National lotion Photograph
Evening star., 1961-08-06
MiIitory Secrecy on Gas, Germ Wa
.hmperiIs Area, CD Official Says

ton we'll in advance Of actual
attack.
Present evacuation plans,
under which evacuation would
start only upon warning of
actual attack, Mr.. Rodericks
has said, would bring about
mass suicide"
If there we're no opportunity
for evacuation, he told q panel
of reporters on the WTOP-TV
show "City Side" yesterday, a
direct hit on Washington by a
20-megaton bomb would kill
80 per cent of the persons in
the District. A recording of the
program will be broadcast over
WTOP radio at 1880 o'clock
tonight.
In a separate interview, Mr..
Rodericks said the Nations
master defense plan foreSeeS
possible chemical or biological
warfare before, during or after
a nuclear attack.
Remain in Dark
The plan foresees the clan
destine use Of gas or germs ION
a minimum scale" to impede
defense efforts by creating con-
fusion or reducing the peoples
will to resist.
Civil Defense officials, how
ever, have been unable to get
information about how to deal
with gas or germ warfare, Mr..
RoderickS said.
I'VE can't tell defense
workers what to be training
against" as a result, Mr..
Rodericks said.
Military officials, he said,
have indicated the ease with
which protective devices might
be employed.
1t has been demonstrated,
Mr.. Rodericks said, that a high
pressure fire extinguisher- like
Evening star., 1961-08-06
Virginia OKs Ruises
For $50 Nurses

RICHMOND, Aug. 6 (AP).-
The State Personnel Depart
ment has approved one-step
pay increases for approximately
$50 registered nurses employed
Evening star., 1961-08-06
By JOHN NEARY
Star Staff Writer

The Washington area is with
out plans to protect civilians
in the event of chemical or
biological attack because the
military won't disclose how to
prepare for such an eventu-
ality, a top civil defense Of
ficial declared yesterday.
Both gas and germ warfare
are considered a real threat"
by the Nations defense Strate-
gistS, but lack of any weapon
in the civil defense arsenal
to combat them "iS the biggest
loophole," the Districts civil
defense director, George r.
RoderickS, told The Star.
While an effort got under
way last week for drastic mod
ification Of area evacuation
plans in the event of a nuclear
attack, local defense officials
cannot lay plans to combat gas
or germ warfare because mill
Larry officials refuse to tell
them what they might be up
against, Mr.. RoderickS said.
The military, Mr.. Rodericks
said, have plenty of plans. I"
But, he added, I'VE in civil
defense do not have the tools
to train people, none of the
necessary information to use
in training"
Plan Outlined
Il think we ought to have
them" he said. "Or we ought
to know why we do not have
them"
Mr.. Rodericks yesterday out
lined the new civil defense
evacuation plan for the Wash
ington area.
He said he will start imme-
diately to work with nearby
Jurisdictions to establish the
plan, which calls for evacua-
Evening star., 1961-08-06

IN CASH PRIZES

1t is easy to enter this contest, for which
children ID years Of oee and under are eli
eibIe. Have your child photographed in our
studio for as little as 3.OO Choose the pose
you like best from full set Of proofs. We
will enter q duplicate in the contest.
Personality and character os shown in the
photograph count-not just beauty alone.
Our toIented photographer tokes pictures
sparkling with natural charm and PERSONAL
ity. The judges will give them the utmost
consideration.
Evening star., 1961-03-17

FORD 1947; good cond., q race
Z Mercury engine. Call CL. 6-570S.
'FORD '52 Tudor Victoria VS.: std.
shift: a beauty IN good eond. Z
tires: S225. FE 3-5156.
Evening star., 1961-03-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

JAGUAR 1860 Xxx $50 coupe; gun
metal gray, full red leather in
terror; immac. Special, S2,Sa5.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8 pm.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS Co,
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. MD. OIL 6-7TOo
JEEP 81 station wagon; GOOD run.
nlng condition; $500. Phone RE
Evening star., 1961-03-17

BILLMAN-MNX '59 4-door sedan;
one owner, radio and heater; per-
feet condition inside and ont: S7nb
Evening star., 1961-03-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

IMPERIAL go hardtop coupe; blue;
power steering, power brakes, cleo
tric windows and seat; all blue in
teriori very clean, $685.
Capitol Cadillac -OldS Co.
1922 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
JAGUAR 81 roadster XKI40; lou
yyered hood: red Sl,250. Call JE.
Evening star., 1961-03-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD '57 Fairlane eustomized VS.;
Third floor shift, r. and h., me-
tallic blue paint; in excel. eond
Best offer. LO. 5-0S42.
Evening star., 1961-03-17
I AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

IMPERIAL '67 4-dr. Southampton;
an power. and b: S1,5s5 or
Evening star., 1961-03-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

HLLMAN MINK SO; sale BY
OWNER; 7. and h., peri. cond +;
S795 or best offer; call 8 to 8
nm OIL, 6-3363
Evening star., 1961-12-03
Scientists Given
Grant to Make
Long Life Study

BALTIMORE, Dec. 2 CAPl -
Is long life hereditary? Three
scientists at Johns Hopkins
University School of Medicine
have been granted $17,583 to
try to find out.
The grant. from the Public
Health Service, went to DR..
Edmond A. Murphy, DR.. Helen
Abbey and Miss Margaret R.
Hawkins.
They are studying the aged
offspring of 1881 persons who
were more than 80 years old
during a related study 80 years
ago.
The earlier work was con-
Quoted by DR.. Raymond R. Pearl
and his wife. But it was based
on study of the incomplete
records of the dead forebearers
of the group then more than
80 years old.
DR.. Murphy said his work is
an extension of the Pearl study
and will deal with the living
offspring of the Pearl group,
rather than their dead ances-
tors.
DR.. Murphy's team will track
down the offspring of the Pearl
group and assemble data
through questionnaires.
Evening star., 1961-12-03
Old Flame Erupts
On Bumping Into
Her Ex-Friend

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 2 CAP)
When Mrs. Billie Thomason
saw her old boy friend in a
car with another woman, and
when the friends car hit hers,
Mrs. ThomaSon saw red.
Police said Mrs. Thomason
81, sideswiped the car of her
former boy friend, Bill Scallon
then:
Backed off and rammed the
car at full throttle as Mr.
Scallon got out to talk; did
it again as Mrs. Margaret
Szabe, 81, scrambled into the
drivers seat; pursued the car
into a parking lot when Mrs
Szabe drove away; rammed il
twice more after Mrs. Szabe
fled; then waited for police tc
come and arrest her.
Mrs. Thomason was booked
on suspicion of assault with
a deadly weapon. She refused
to explain, police said. Mr.
Scallon refused to sign a COM
plant. Officers, content that
Mrs. Thomason was safely in
side the Jail, refused to at
tempt an explanation.
Evening star., 1961-12-03
Carlo Given
25-Year Term

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 2 APP q.
frankie Carlo, once the under
world boss of a widespread box
ing empire. was sentenced to 25
years in prison today i'll a Fed
eral court.
Four other men. convicted
with Carlo last May 30 of con-
Spiracy and extortion, also re-
ceived stiff sentences. The
judge denied motions for new
trials.
Besides the prison sentence,
Carlo was fined $4,000.
The other sentences:
Frank (Blinky) Palermo,
Philadelphia fight manager and
allegedly Carbo's chief lieuten-
ant, sentenced to IS years in
prison and fined $4,000.
Joe Sica, Carbo henchman,
sentenced to 25 years and
$4,000 fine.
Louis Dragna, sentenced to
five years.
Truman Gibson, sentenced to
five years and fined $4,000.
Gibson's sentence was sus-
pended on condition of pay
ment Of the fine and five years
probation. Gibson is former
president of the National Box
ing Enterprises, Chicago.
The men were accused of try
ing to seize control of Don Jor-
dan, welterweight champion,
and with threatening a fight
m nager and matchmaker
They were found guilty by a
jury last May.
Evening star., 1961-12-03
Sketches to Show
Opera Costumes

Original sketches of the cos
tunes designed for the Opera
Society of Washington's pro-
duction of "The Magic Flute
will be on display at the Gen.
trail Library, Eighth and K
streets NV, from 9 am. to
9 pm. tomorrow through Sat-
urday.
The costumes have been de-
signed by the society's second
vice president, Mrs. Constance
Mellon. Swatches of the ma
terial used for the costumes
also will be exhibited.
The Mozart opera will oper
Friday at Lisner Auditorium
Evening star., 1961-12-03
Home Accidents
Cause Z Deaths

Two persons died last week
as a result of home accidents,
the Red Cross reported.
A 57-year-old woman died
after a fall and a 5-month- old
infant suffocated in her crib.
The Red Cross said las per-
sons we're treated in local hos
pitals during the week. To date
1928 home injuries have been
reported this year, compared
with g." fc" t're same period
last year. A total of 140 per-
sons have died in home acci-
dents to date, while 1877 deaths
we're reported at this time last
wear,
Evening star., 1961-11-07
EDUCATIONAL W
(CHANNEL 26)

Tonight
7:0O-What's New. Children,
Mr.. Fixit and other features
1880 - Spanish. Educational,
Prof. Goodwin.
$500 - Astronomy For You,
James S. Pickering, instruc-
tor.
8:3O-French Demonstration
For PTA groups.
9:OO-CaSals' Master Glass.
Cellist CasalS performs with
students.
9:3O-The Paraproprietal So
ciety. Discussion. Fa ther
Paul Harbrecht, st. Louis
University; Fred Mckinney,
University Of Missouri.
TOmOrrOw-AM
I'm SchOOl)
9:45-Parlons Francois.
10:15 - Geography (sixth
grade).
11:OO-Science S fifth grade)
1:3O-Art and Music first,
second and third grades.
2:O5-Language Arts Fourth,
fifth and sixth grades.
2:40-Parlons Francois.
Evening star., 1961-11-07
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1l:OO, WTTG (5) - PM East
Overseas Party" Singer
Matt Monro. Spanish dancer
Jose Lopez, French comedian
Gerard Sety and American
jazz pianist-singer Blossom
Dearie.
II:2O, WTOP (9) - The Late
Show. "Frisky." A quick tenn
pered and beautiful girl en-
RACES the village maidens
because she has captured a
handsome officer and also
his commanding officer
Gina Lollobrigida (1955)
Foreign Film Festival.
1881, WMAL (7) - Tuesday
Movie. Secret Fury" A
woman is accused Of bigamy
on the day Of her wedding
Robert Ryan (195OD.
1900, WTTG ~ pm West,
Cultural Growing Pains"
Part I. Max Shulman, Cecil
Smith, Ray Bradbury and
Paul Saltman.
1:1O, WTOP (9) - The Late,
Late Show. Calling DR.. Kill
dare" Kildare gets involved
in a murder. Lew Ayres
1880.
Evening star., 1961-11-07

scripts in Net0 York, Hollywood and eeDhere Their
opinions are offered as a guide to DeDerS.
Alfred HitchcOck-"Keep Me Company" Well acted mild
thriller Anne Francis stars as bride who resents the
fact that her husband leaves her alone at night She
invenS prowler evening in order to have detec-
tive Jack Ging) keep her company, which results in
surprising development for her if for the audience
$3.50 pm, WRC-4
Red SkeltOnSarcastc Audrey Meadows returns to play
Sneerng housewife Clara Appeby who decides to insure
her bumbng husband for lot of money Only trouble is
that Red Appleby, takes out policy his wife and
both become afraid Of accidents. pm, WTOP-9
Dick POwell-Somebodys Waiting" Mickey Rooney gives
award winning cabre performance lonely and ia
articuate sailor who tries desperately to make friends
and constantly rebuffed by his shipmaes and family.
Oliver is the girl who because of her suffering
his caharc The finest those nvolv
ing just the boy and girl and the weakest the few
violent thrown in for purposes of suspense pm,
WRC4
Garry MOOre-Mel Torme and Alan King join the regulars
songs monologue respectively while the latter
into their PAGES Carol is fun mddleaged example
of pre-Peace Corps ambassador, and awkard Gigi;
Garry and Durward dear little Martha and Jenny
again. sitting their little old front porch; and that
wonderful Year is 1851 with "Bushe and Peck" full
of song hits 10 pm, WTOP-9.
Fred Astare Show-oment of Decision sophisticated
tale about the rch set in the twenteS in which Fred
Astare plays celebrated escape artist moving into
swanky community. Fred displays good deal Of quiet
charm as he tangles with neighbor who feels he doesn't
belong. 10 pm, WMAL-7.