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January 15, 1961
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Help Wanted
BASS PLAYER WANTED for
position in rock ’n’ roll band.
Have own instrument and
preferably amplifier. Call
KARL. EL. fl-3564 or JOE, KE.
6-7*o*.
TENOR OR ALTO sax player to
play monthly engagements In
a teen R. and R. band. Call
RONNIE, RE. 6-7965.
Miscellaneous
For Sale
HOT RODDERS, cleaning ga
rage; *M-’Bl Chev. rear, *36;
"M-’S* Ford stick trans, with
floor shift, *5O; Chev. trans.,
truck or pass., *3O; stripping
•61 Chev. wtlh custom interior,
*l5; Chev. fl-cyl. engine parts.
JIM, JO. 3-1938.
BUICK, new Eagle No. 118 cam
AW lift 376 degrees duration,
block, new 4y,-in. bore, cam
bearings, std. Journal crank
new con rods. 3 Stromberg
earbs, beads, starter, 4-barrel
manifold (all or in part), set
new ’56-'57 Cad. pin fitted .000 ,
over std. 4-in. bore, ’4B Chev.
trans. Call BARRY, Mon.-
Fri„ 9-8, AD. 4-8206.
GIBSON GUITAR, amplifier,
new 8-in. Jenson speaker; good
condition. Call TOM, JA. 8-
IW7.
BARBELLS and dumbelto, over
1W pounds; good condition.
Call JA. 8-1307.
HAVE A CLASSIC 1941 Plym
outh, runs good, *75 or best
offer. JE. 2-3374.
FORD ’4B; cool grey ghost; only
*75. JE. 2-3374.
LOOK SHARP in a ’53 Caddy
oonv., *350. She’s got it, pw.
steering, pw. windows. JE.
2-3374.
ROLLER SKATES, boy's, size 9,
good condition, *B. Call KE.
8-5930 after 3:30 pm.
LIONEL, 8 cars, engine, "027”
track, 5 extras, *2O. JE. 2-0579.
FORD 1955 Crown Victoria;
Fordomatic, r. and h., w.-w.
tires, *550. Also, 1956 Plym
outh ope, r. and h., excel, cond.,
*5OO or best offer. Also, 1930
Model A Ford pickup; excel,
cond., *225 or best offer. Can
bo seen at 1450 Kanawha st,
Langley Pk., Md., Apt. 101.
19-OAL. 8. 8. aquarium and ac
oes.; 78 r.pm. record changer,
bast offer, turntables. *3 each,
pickup arms, *1 each. JE. 8-
PRICED FOR FAST SALE—
Motorbike with Villiers engine,
180 m.p4„ 45 m.ph., *100; Am.
Flyer train, *l5; Heathkit
shortwave recvr. and Q multi
plier, *3O. Phone KE. 8-7406.
*4* FORD V-8 parts, transmis
sion, *ISAO; rear end, (12; tires
and rims, *5.50 ea.; complete
engine, good running condi
tion. *45. CaU JACK, AP. 7-
*OO5.
CLASSIC CADILLAC 1941 ”83”
convertible coupe bk„ new
points, plugs, cond., batt., water
pp, fuel pp. Also new con
vert. top, white, with red
leather int. and original car
pets, 5 good w.-w. tires, r. and
n, stick shift; mechanically
perfect; dent in rear fender.
DAVE, JO. 3-1113.
FORD ’4O conv.; very good 59
A-B engine, dual carbs and
exhausts and custom front .
■eat; body needs work yet, *lOO
for car or *5O for engine; *l5O
for all. Call CL. 6-0817 or see
at 455 Alpine dr, Annandale,
Va.
WFL snare drum, black and gold,
in excellent condition; also
traveling cover, books, stand
and practice pad; *6O. Call
GINNY, JE. 2-1024.
*4*-’5l V-8 FORD PARTS, mani
fold, 2-brL carb, and fuel pump;
setup, generators, coils, radio;
radiator and other eng. parts.
Oall WO. 8-7127.
MERCURY ■M-’M (rear), per- -
feet condition, *l5. Call RA.
fl-7458.
DRUM SET in excellent condi
tlon, *l7O complete. CaU JE.
3-
FORD 1958 Victoria, T-Bird eng,
straight stick trans, r, h. JE.
4- *650.
"CONNIE KIT” ’54 Ford, primed
gray and complete; *25. CaU
Tyler, KI. 8-6079.
1958 CHEVY; radio and fender
skirts; also 15" moons. JE. 2-
0693.
WHEEL COVERS-4 ’57 Ford
14” and « *56 Ford 15", A-l
shape, *8 per set; also North
wood Jacket, size 34, *5. Call
Vaughn, JU. 7-0098.
1930 MODEL ”A” FORD, 5-win
dow coupe, needs some work.
*l6O or best offer; guitar, not
electric but can be adapted,
has case and neck strap, *lOO.
JE. 3-0603.
CAMERA, Polaroid, Model 80-A,
brand new, cheap; ice hockey
skates, boys, size 9. HA. 3-7852.
CHIHUAHUA PUPPY, tiny toy,
tan, male, gentle, loveable, pa
per trained; *45, to good home.
JE. 2-3703.
MODEL “A” Tudor sedan; needs
engine and boby work, over
hauled trans, and rear end, *25.
CaU JA. 4-729*.
>55 FORD CONV.J white, black
top, is., w.-w, r. and h, leath
er seats, good condition; *BOO.
JR 3-7830.
KART PARTS—B. and 8. en
gine, 2& h.p, 20 mp.h, modi
fied, *l5, and rrt" frame with
%" plywood base, *B. CaU
MIKE, OL. 2-2273.
STUDEBAKER *5l for sale; *35.
Call 808, EL. 8-3501 or EL.
6-3581.
1955 CHEV. V-8 ENGINE, com
plete; take it away for *6O or
best offer. CaU HA. 2-1823 tUI
12. CaU RA. 8-7327 after 12.
DE SOTO 1958 convertible coupe;
blue and white, r. and h., p&
and p.b.; immaculate; 15,000
mUes, by OWNER, LU. 2-1335.
Aquarium, s gal, as, 24"x7%"
xlO", with reflector, heater and
decorative wrought iron stand;
*l2. JU. 9-3937.
GUITAR case and strap, flat
top, aud.-«iae, in perfect con
dition; *4O. MARY ANNE, OL.
8-4532.
I*B* PONTIAC tripls carbure
tors; complete factory set-up;
wIU take *75 phis four-barrel
rarh, manifold and air cleaner
in exchange; *lOO without
trade. CaU CHARLIE, JEffer
son 4-1510.
FIGURE ICE SKATES, girls, size
5, good condition; *4. LA.
CIVIL WAR PARROT cannon
sheU with brass Schenkl fuse,
1861, nice decorator; other nice
CivU War items. KR 8-5519.
APPLETON SPOT LITEB, one
pair, A-l condition; reasonable.
CaU 808, AP. 7-1099.
DISC RECORDING MACHINE,
78, *5O; old piano rolls, 50c
ea.; pair table lamps, *B. HO.
' 2-4092.
MERC- '4B 2-dr.; aU leather in
terior, ’5B Ford engine, r. and
h„ needs minor trans, work.
Can be seen at 4706 Huron ave.,
Suitland, Md., Apt. B; RE.
5- *175 or best offer.
MERC- ’4* Custom, complete with
speed equipment. CaU RICHIE,
LA. 6-1290 Sunday morning
only. MUst sell.
FORD ’4B cl. coupe: good condi
tion; r. and h.. *125 or best
offer. KI. 8-9650.
FORD 1950 coupe; good engine
and body, needs paint; *lOO.
PHIL ANDERSON, OR. 4-
4185.
PONTIAC ’57 Super Chief 2-
door hardtop; 3-2 s, straight
stick, radio, heater, white
walls, Immaculate condition;
car completely winterized; must
seU this week end; *1,250 firm.
Only Interested persons need
oaU. 808, HE. 4-7863.
CLARINET, by Leßlanc; ebon
ite, good condition; *7O or
make offer. WA. 7-7131 eves.,
wkends.
-THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C.
OHHHIHHHHHHHMHHHHHHHHaiHHHHHHHHHHHHHHMHHHHHHM* <
HOW TO PLACE A TEEN-AD
DEADLINE: Wednesday P.M. for Sunday following. Ads 1
received too late will appear a week later.
RATES: 8 lines 25c. 10c each additional line. You can
figure the cost yourself. Allow 5 average words per line.
TOPLACE: Write ad an<* figure cost. Give your name, ad
dress, telephone number and send your ad plus payment
to TEEN-ADS, The Sunday Star, Washington 3, D. C.
-1
MODEL A COUPE 1929; fair 1
condition, running; *2OO. CaU
King 8-9766.
MICROSCOPES, used profes
sional size; in good shape. CaU <
ED, CO. 5-1179.
PINBALL MACHINE, *7O; Vi
ton air conditioner, *65; Royal
typewriter, *65. WH. 6-2266. ]
88-KART 1961 Acer racer; oU
bath air cleaner; 2 mercury ;
clutches; 6 new knobby tires
and 4 slicks; Uve axle; uphol
stered bucket seat? peddle cov
ers, and chrome drag links, j
CaU CL. 3-2206.
KUSTOM BILT KART, 2-cylin
der Mercury Clicen saw engine,
, pine axle, slicks, new Timken ;
bearihg front wheels, forward
control chassis,-white with red
upholstery; *250.
LIONEL TRAINS, complete,
track, switches, transformer:
*25.65. Call ROBERT, Kenmore 1
8-4165.
FORD, Model “A” 1981 Tudor;
sale or trade for used Ferguson
or Ford tractor. WAlker 4-
9486.
BICYCLE, boy’s English “26”
-Schwinn, *l5; Western pony
saddle, *l5. WAlker 4-9486.
' HI-FI SPEAKER system sale—
Brand new units; these are
• custom-built using a radically
different audio principle; any
audio engineer can tell you why
the sound is beautiful and un
colored and the distortion is
! imperceptible! But ttjp price
is astounding. Flat 20,t0 10,-
■ 000 cycles, balanced sound
throughout entire audio range
(extra tweeters installed upon
request to extend high fre
quency range beyond audibil
ity). Solidly constructed unit
is about 36"x36"x«" (sides are
8" thick), or built as you re
quest. Impedance is ADJUST
ABLE from one to 50 ohms,
fixed 4 and 16 ohm terminals
are provided, operates on 5
watts but can handle over 30;
glossy finish is good looking in
anyone’s living room. System
is available as described or to
your specifications, with in
stallation at no extra charge;
or in kit form. Complete with
accessories, hand made and in
stalled. The price range to *75
to *lOO for a powerful speaker
. comparable to *250 quality. Let
your ears decide. For a dem
onstration or for more infor
mation, call EM. 2-7762.
RIFLE, .22-cal. Marlin, lever
matic, *35; also ’47 Hudson
Pacemaker rear, *lO. CaU JR.,
KI. 9-8807.
i DRUMS, WFL, bass, snare, cym
bal, accessories; *75 or best
offer. CaU Union 4-7845.
’ ELEC. GUITAR, Gibson cuta
way and case; also Remington
. 42 repeater. Both in good con-
dition. CaU LARRY, WH.
i 6-8870.
GO-KART, m h.p., Uve axle,
exceUent condition, extra tubes
t and tires, helmet and goggles;
*l5O. JA. 4-8279.
> FORD 1953 Customline Tudor
sedan, standard trans., needs
some work done on the en
gine. Also 1950 Ford 6-cyUnder
engine, complete, good run
t ning condition. All of it for
; *7O. CaU UN. 4-8393.
■ PONTIAC ring and pinion set,
t 3:90 ratio brand-new; *3O.
808, HE. 4-7863.
I STAMPS—U. S. and foreign in
complete sets and singles; wUI
send on approval. SP. 3-6179.
r PLYMOUTH ’54 2-dr. sed.; ex
, cellent condition; a real buy,
name your price. RA. 6-5412.
FORD 1960; ’55 Chev. eng.,
bucket seats, s.w. gauges, o.d. ]
trade.; must sell, *250. JA.
2-
GO-KART engine, BAS 3 h.p ,
*l5, rear wheel assemb. pith
60-tooth sprocket, *lO. EM. ii
3-
RECORDS, 200 45 r.pm. for *25.
CaU JOAN, HA. 2-3890.
FORD ENGINE; stock ’53 V-8
in running condition. Also (
power steering for ’52-’53 Ford.
Best offer, JE. 3-4)389.
HI-FI EQUIP.— Wilcox-Gay tape
recorder, *5O; Stereo turntable,
*fB; .Philco radio, *10; HaUi- <
crafter receiver, *4O. FE. 3-7210.
FORD 1949 coupe; good condi
tion, body and wheels only, 1
no dents, *4O. JIM, KE. 8-6846.
PLYM. ’5B 4-door sedan; run
ning condition, *75. LAwrence
9-7062.
TUXEDO ’39 short, double breast, 1 .
excel., *lO. JA. 5-1267.
CAMERA, Voigtlaoder, f-45,
makes * or 16 exposures on 120.1
fita, 25 to 125 speed, delayed)
action shutter, leather case,!
*l5; Weston meter, *5; both I
for *lB. JA. 5-1267.
TIRES (2), 7:60x15 snow, used 1
one season, *lO for both; 15-in.
Chrysler Wheel, *2. JA. 5-1267.
’57 PLYM.; new Fury engine,
new clutch, new trans. CaU 1
FE 7-4927.
1929 MODEL “A” COUPE; fair
condition, running. King 8-
9766.
CHEVY ’52 2-dr. sed.; r. and h.,
excel, int., one owner. CaU
WO. 6-7127.
FORD ’46 coupe with *5l Olds
engine; wUI trade or sell for
*l5O. OL. 6-7888.
FORD PARTS—’34 trans top and
stick, ’4B trans case, *5l tail
lights, Stromberg "94” and Hol
ley carbe, chrome side pipe.
CaU 808, JU. 5-0609.
BATTERY CHARGER, Uke new;
6-volt, 7-amp. rating; *B.. UN.
4*4428.
’56 OLDS COUPE—’S2 Olds en
gine, built up ’53 hydro with
super gear, 4-barreU carb., ’54
rear end, w.-w. tires, radio,
heater, all new complete brake
system. Must sell immediately;
*250 or best offer. CaU DON,
HE. 4-0756.
BB GUN, like new; *7, or best
offer. CaU DAVID, KE. 8-6412.
KNEE-HOLE DESK, 18"x42"; fl
drawers; good condition; *l5.
Telephone SO. 5-7112.
HEATHKIT tube checker, in A-l
condition, complete with man
ual; *2O. CR. 3-1413.
PRINTING PRESS, hand oper
ated; printer’s type; also rub
ber stamp making outfit. For
the serious hobbyist. Martin
JU. 9-5490.
AUTO RADIOS ’55 Merc, fl
volt; '56 Merc. 12-voit; ’5l-’56
Chev.; ’53-’54 Plym.; ’52-’53
Ford; new 8-volt Motorola
Universal. LU. 8-2840.
GUITAR, Gibson, brand new,
solid body, 2 pickups; cost *350,
seU *245. May take old guitar
in trade. LU. 3-2840.
I 1*53 BUICK Special 4-door se
dan; automatic, radio and
heater; for dependable trans
portation, only *275. CaU JA.
2-5777.
ELECTRIC GUITAR, shaded
finish, single pick up, like new,
guitar case and strap; all for
*6O. CaU JA. 2-5777.
i CHEVY manifold, 283 Nock, 2-4
I barrel carbs; linkage and fuel
lines; will trade for 3-2 s, 4-2 s,
fl-2s or 2-4 s for ’49-*53 Olds; or
will seU for *9O. CaU DICK,
WA. 7-6918.
OLDS (*49-*53) MOTOR and 1
body parts; MaUory ign.; com
plete naugahyde upholstery for
’5O 2-dr. sed. MA. 2-0159. '
BAR BELL-DUMB BELL SET,
140 lbs., 5-ft. bar with chrome
sleeves, semi-steel [dates, new,
in carton; *25. LI. 4-7438.
TBI-POWER manifold, ’57 Olds
carbs, progressive linkage,
chrome air cleaners; *55. TR.
5-1775.
HAM RADIO station. Command
trans, and 40-meter short wave
receiver; xmtr. pwr., 30 watts;
*35. NORM RICH, JU. 5-1345.
ELLIOT NESS STYLE 4-dr. 1931
Chevrolet; excellent condition;
*l5O or best offer. CaU JIM,
JE. 4-0186.
Miscellaneous
Wanted
AMPLIFIER WANTED Willi
trade ’53 Plymouth for large!
one. LU. 3-2840.
OLD LARGE TOY TRAINS be
fore *39; any condition. JE.
4-3707.
NEED 4 interior doors, plain or
louvered; 1 exterior French
door; 2x4s and plasterboard.
AU can be new or used. UNion
4-4428.
A HARDTOP for a Corvette, any
| color, any year; wUI pay *5O.
1 Call JE. 3-8662.
MEN’S FIGURE SKATES, 1 pr.
of ea., sizes 9, 10 and 11. CaU
| JIM, JA. 7-5944.
SCHOOLBOY AAA safety patrol
belt and badge, not in use.
HO. 2-9664. ME. 8-7249. I
MEN’S FIGURE SKATES, about
or 9. EM. 5-1750.
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Notices
WANT YOUR PARTY, dance or
social to be a success? Guar
antee it with the Upsetters.
now featuring Leroy Taylor.
Contact 808, JU. 5-2324, or
PAUL, EM. 3-2640.
THERE WILL BE a dance for
North Bethesda Jr. High
School on Thursday, January
19, 1961. Music wIU be pro
vided by the exciting NEW
PORT'S.
BAND FOR TEEN PARTIES,
week ends and holidays. We
play old and new hits. Like to
play at your party. CaU
WAYNE BRONSON, CR. 3-
2561.
WILNER AZA invites you to
their first record hop of the
year, on Saturday, Feb. 4, at
8:30 p.m. at Beth Torah, on
Eastern ave. at Kaywood, Md.
THE EMERALDS, a rock n’ roU
band, at your service for any
' Northern Va. or Greater Wash
ington dance, club or party.
CaU now at JE. 3-7956.
MUSICIANS Starting large
band sessions, East Coast Music
Center. CaU bet. 4-8 pm., CO.
5-9221.
’ THE KEYNOTES specialize in
playing the big band sounds
1 everyone likes to listen and
dance to, for aU occasions,
formal or informal. RE. 5-7833,
> or RE. 6-7932.
> THE NIGHTCAPS are the r. and
‘ b. band in the D. C.-Md. area.
Hire them for your next social.
• dance or party; Contact JeFf
. RUBIN, JU. 5-7003.
r THE NIGHTCAPS are back,
with their good music. Watch
for news about the NIOHT-
1 CAPS, soon to come. JEFF
■ RUBIN, JU. 5-7003.
. ICE SKATING—There to lots of
fun in store for teens at the
1 C. P. Ice Skating Club. If you
do not skate, come on out and
r ask about our free pointers to
beginners. 10203 Baltimore
1 blvd., Rte. L CoUege Park, Md.,
1 GR. 4-4342.
i, HIRE THE BAND with versa
r tality. We play r. and r., jass
and standards. The JAZZTET.
CaU RICHARD at EM. 2-8270.
-TEEN,
THE NEWPORTS, an exciting
new band, combining top ex
perienced musicians from the
GALAXIES and the SCOTT
MITCHELL BANDS. Our ver
satility means exactly, the right
combination of musicians for
your special party needs. The
NEWPORTS feature Blaine
Smith, guitar; Scott Mitchell,
drums; Dick Heinza, piano;
Bill White, fender bass, and
Paul Harte and Paul Clarke,
saxes. Vocals are also well in
hand with Playboy. Enjby
rock *n’ roll and dance music
with our modem sounds. For
top music and entertainment,
come to the NEWPORTS. CaU
BLAINE SMITH, OLiver 2-
0720; SCOTT MITCHELL, OLi
ver 2-5678. '
WE GIVE special attention to
NOBODY, everyone gets only
the best in rhythm *n’ blues
and dance music when they
hire the BELAIRS, featuring
Leroy Taylor. For low rates
and the best in music, caU
DENNIS JELALIAN, OL. 4-
I 2753.
BECAUSE of the demand for a
good, versatile band in the
Washintgon area, we have suc
cessfuUy combined one of the
top rock and roll bands, the
NOVACAINES, veterans of Don
Dillard and Milt Grant en
gagements, and the RESUMES,
known far and wide for the
best in sophisticated blues.
Since both of these are unique
names, we are asking YOU, the
public, to call GREG, OL. 4-
5466 and teU him which name
you prefer. Get the best of
both great bands combined
into one. CaU GREG, OL.
I 4-5466.
CYO MEMBERS—There wUI be
a dance held at the Shrine
of the Sacred Heart, Friday,
January 20, 1961, 8-11. Ad
mission by CYO card only. .
Music provided by the exciting /
NEWPORTS.
Greetings
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Barbara
on January 13. On July 28,
1 1962, you will make me very
’ hafrpy. Love, AL.
' A VERY HAPPY birthday on
your 13th, Maureen. Love,
MOM, DAD, KATHY and
’ MIKE. '
' HAPPY BIRTHDAY and good
. luck always to my taU, hand
-1 some brother. Love, GAYLE.
' HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Jimmy.
) Love, from P. D., WARREN,
. NODDY and TOM.
’ TRUDY SMITH, the "weU
i known,” a late happy 14th
birthday. Best wishes for the
1 year. Friends forever, your
? unsuccessful "Pony” teacher,
KAY.
e— ——
A
A New Soui
* Comes
To The Capital
i
u THE EXCITING
; NEWPORTS
’ FEATIZIUIVG
; SCOn MITCHELL
J OLiver 2-5678
BLAINE SMITH
OUver 2-0046
! So* Our Totn ClatsiM M
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