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Milford chronicle., 1962-08-17
Wife Killed
By Husband
Who Kills Self.
In Kent County
VIM. Stubs Of Harring-
ton X. ID. Used Double
Barrelled Shotgun To
Murder Wife In Trail
er.

A rural Harrington man fatally
shot his estranged wife with a
double-barreled shotgun last Sun
day as two of their children looked
ON, state police reported.
His body was later found in the
cab of his pickup truck with a hose
connected to the exhaust.
Investigators said the man, VIM.
III. Stubbs, 46, was angry because
he had been ordered to court for
failure to support his children.
Police said Mrs. Dorothy Stubbs,
As, and two of their children, Robt.,
16, and Sandra, Is. were awakened
by Stubbs' pounding on the door
OF their trailer home in Viola,
seven miles south of Dover.
The son tried to wrestle the gun
away from his father, police said,
but Stubbs flung the boy aside and
fired point-blank into Mrs. Stubbs'
chest. The children ran to a neigh
Dor, who called police. Mrs. Stubbs
was pronounced dead at the scene
Two state policemen found
Stubbs' body in his truck on the
edge of a woods on the farm OF
Thomas Chambers, near Killens
Pond, ten miles from Viola.
They found Stubbs inside I h G
closed cab of the truck, with a
vacuum cleaner hose leading from
the exhaust into the cab.
He was pronounced dead at Kent
General Hospital. Dover, by DR.
Norman p. Jones, state d equity
medical examiner. Tie cause OF
death was listed as asphyxiation
due to carbon monoxide poisoning
The couple, both of whom
worked at the International Latex
Plant in Dover. had three other
children, all married.
Milford chronicle., 1962-08-17
Fashion Show Due
At Rehoboth Aug. %

-Art And Fashion For Fall is
the theme of this years Fashion
Show sponsored by the Village I'M
provement Association TO be h e d
August 22nd, at 800 PM. at the
Rehoboth Beach Country club,
with beautiful costumes by Ben
jamins of Salisbury.
The new seasons shape is ia
minnie, gently curved and sculp-
tured. barely skimming the figure,
Collars are high lighted, b n e
large and important or completely
missing. Skirts are over-welt seam
ed. giving matchbox or trouser
like silhouette, some are sparingly
flared or gathered. in all cases
there is ease of movement.
Lean shifts have wide leather
belts adjusted at whim. Princess
silhouettes define a high bosom
look and slim sheaths have h I
first interest concentrated in back
with floating drape and small
bows. Again it is viva la cos
tune"
Seen everywhere is the dress
with it's own matching jacket o I
coat. All of this is dramaized,
wrapped in wonderful big stoleS
that match or contrast Fabrics are
exciting. they come in smooth
raised OF textured materials, with
the double wool knits leading the
field
The evening clothes have an opu-
lent look. the most luxurious fab
rics are used and they simmer
with bugle beads, metallic gold
blaze and jeweled embroideries
lcontinued on page fiyeD
Milford chronicle., 1962-08-17
Flower Show Burton'S Have
In Milford d New Warranty
Sept. 29-30 On Used Cars
Irve Burton Announces
That Every Used Car
Retailed Is Bonded;
Family Crest Used.

The I.G. Burton Company, Inc,
has announced one of the m st
liberal and comprehensive used car
warranty plans in the industry. Ir-
win G.. Burton, says Every used
car that we retail is bounded = a
moral and financial obligation
commensurate with the excellence
of our reconditioning."
Beginning this week, every Bur-
ton used car will carry a written
guarantee for a minimum of 1000
miles or thirty days, the standard
of the industry. Burton's later
models carry a 1000 mile or ninety
day guarantee.
Mr.. Burton said, when our re-
conditioning specialists complete
their work on an automobile, n
cluding more than seventy specific
checks and corrections, we know
the car is not only safe and de-
pendable, but is attractive in ap-
pearance. For this reason we do
not hesitate to back up the pro-
duct with a comprehensive guaran-
tee.
The Bonded by Burton" pro-
gram is symboliZed by new en-
blem which includes portion of
the Burton family crest of a cross
in a shield topped with a mailed
fist. The Burton organization rep
resents the third and fourth gen.
GRAFTON of the Burton family who
have been in the automobile busi-
ness in Delaware. David G. Burton
is associated with Burton Trans
portation Center, Inc. of Seaford
Long recognized as one of t h G
largest and most complete automo-
tive facilities on the Eastern Shore,
the Burton dealerships have deli
vered 28,574 new and used cars
and trucks since Irwin G. Burton
opened his leadership in Milford in
1915.
Milford chronicle., 1962-08-17
Motor Fuel Tax Is
At All Time High

Receipts from motor fuel taxes
in the State of Delaware for the
month of June have practically
doubled between 1854 and the pres
ent year, it was revealed by an
examination of the records.
These receipts for the month of
June in 1854 totaled $5S8,59462
while for June of the present year
the motor fuel tax receipts were
s1,10S,108
The receipts for June in of
the 8 years were the largest for
that particular year up until the
month of June. For two other
years the June receipts were the
largest of the summer season.
With two exceptions the motor
fuel tax receipts for the month of
June constantly increased each
year. the two exceptions being the
years of 1857 and 1858.
continued on page ski
Milford chronicle., 1962-08-17
Blue Carriage
Ball Plan S
Are Nearing
Completion m
Gala Affair Will Be Held
At RehObOth Beach
Country Club On Fri
day Evening, August
24th.

Mrs. Michael Fabrizio and M s
Francis Fabrizio of Washington. d
C. and Rehoboth Beach, entertain
ed at luncheon few days ago sew
eral committee heads of The Blue
Carriage Ball at their very lovely
new Henlopen Hotel. The B / u c
Carriage Bal is a benefit for The
Children's Bureau OF Delaware
which is private, non-sectariar
agency which serves children o
families throughout the State. The
Blue Carriage Ball is to be h
Friday evening, August "a, 1865
from nine until one o'clock On the
terrace of the Rehoboth B C b
Country Club. Music will be sup
piled by Howard Lanin, himself
and his society band.
At the luncheon at the HenlopeI
Hotels lovely new Persian Room
were: Mrs. Otis H. Smith Of Lew.
es, who is in charge of invitations
and tickets; Mrs. John w. Burris
of Rehoboth Beach, in charge o
senior hostesses; and Mrs. Henry
d. Sipple of Rehoboth Beach, in
charge of reservations. The two
Fabrizio ladies have very impor,
tant job of decorating the Rehoboth
Beach Country Clubs spacious ter
race.
For early table reservations re-
member to write Mrs. Henry d
Sipple, Lake Shore Drive, Re-
hoboth Beach, Delaware, or after
August 8 telephone her between
the hours of and IL am. at Re-
hoboth Beach 227-7943.
Mrs. John w. Burris is pleased
to announce her hostesses who are
Mrs. Naon Craft of Rehoboth
Beach; Mrs. George Handy of Will
mington and Rehoboth Bea h;
Mrs. j. B. Hendricks of Miami, Fla.
and Dewey Beach; Mrs. Carl Hen
ming of Rehoboth Beach; Mrs. STAG
ey Nowland of Rehoboth Beach
Mrs. Herman Phillips of Rehoboth
Beach and Mrs. l. w. Tarburton oi
Lewes.
fcontinued on page ten)
Milford chronicle., 1962-08-17
Rehoboth kiwanis
Club Auction Aug. 19

The Rehoboth Beach Kiwanis
Clubs annual benefit auction ON
the Boardwalk will be held next
Sunday beginning at 1880 pm.
This yearly sale, a feature of the
Delaware resorts summer season,
is in its 14th year and serves to
finance an important year-round
welfare program. Every cen
realized is used by the service
club for medical and dental aid
for INDECENT children; support and
sponsorship of a Boy Scout troop !:
making available for loan hospital
beds, orutches, and wheelchairs |;
supplying school lunches; scholar
ship aid for needy children: aid
for mentally retarded children !;
continued on page five)
Milford chronicle., 1962-08-17

me Blue Is. GOtd game DrinSS
together the cream OF the crop OF
last falls gridirOn talent ~ all re-
cent June graduates.
Both squads. 30 strong. reported
% the University of Delaware
campus last Tuesday night so be-
gin preparation for the game
Wilmington Pigh's Earl Smith.
DeiaEars cOar-li Of the Year in
1861. will guide the Blues. all
from schools north Of Whining
tons southern border
John ~ Ciayton's Graham Dill.
Nrho produced a I'll season last
fan ~ the Dagsi,oro school. Is d.
rscting the Colds.
There have been three changes
~ enc original rOafers. For the
COids. william Penn High quarter
hark Dave Whaie.f u replacing
Es-4sDrd's halfhack Johnny Dege
unabie % play because % summer
employment
Two Saieaanum players are MOI
abie - play for the Blues. All
state guard Bert Diclenienfe has
REPORTED a. enc Air Fon'e Academy
aad tackle Nauno Alfiel~ viii miss
a. Falne broauss - summer en-
pifgmenf Brown Tech's 20
Wolcls.e hoEskd and Brandywine's
Dave Numford are the Replace
nnsnis
Ille We Play They Nay Le2rn'
fCouflnucc o. Base elexenl
Milford chronicle., 1962-08-17
Iaycees Are Listed
rs Men Of Action
Youthful Group Stresses The Courage of Youth In
Citing Some of The Projects They Haze Sue
cessfulIy Undertaken Throughout The State

munities, the two organizations
work together, but there is no Of
ficial connection between tn e
groups at national level. 7 h e
Junior Chamber is not specifically
meant to be training ground for
Chamber of Commerce work n d
one does not necessarily advance
from the Jaycees to the Chamber.
Jaycees Are Different
The Jaycee movement is also diff
ferent from organizations such as
Kiwahis, Lions, Rotary and the OPP
timists. In the Junior Chamber
there are no occupational classifi-
cations to determine membership.
This means that there can be no
question of a mans eligibility in
the Jaycees regardless of how he
makes his living Young men rang
continued on page seven)
Milford chronicle., 1962-08-17

The Delaware Jaycees, headed
this year by Bruce Kallos of Sea-
ford, have announced the beginning
of a program to increase public "a
wareness and understanding of this
important organization. A series of
articles about the Delaware Junior
Chamber of Commerce, their pur-
pose and their activities, will ap-
pear in newspapers throughout the
state.
The Junior Chamber of CONNER
ce is a unique organization. No
other group offers as much to
young men between the ages of 21
and SO.
One commonly held misconcep-
tion must be erased !. right at the
start. The Junior Chamber is not
branch of the Chamber of Com
merce movement. In many COM
Milford chronicle., 1962-08-17
UCW Leadership
Conference Plans

A planning committee from the
United Church Women of Della
ware met at the Dinner Bell Inn,
Dover, Delaware, to complete
plans for the Fall Leadership Con-
ference to be held at Asbury Meth
odist Church, Smyrna, Delaware,
Friday, November 9th. Mrs. Ell
bridge Y. Prettyman of Milford,
state chairman of Leadership Edu-
cation, presided.
The theme for the year is "The
Church Ecunlenical-Its Mission.
The conference will be built
around the theme. There will be
reports from state chairman in
cluding those who will attend the
Continued on page fivei
Milford chronicle., 1962-08-17

hOIOl ftHlCiC III
all time high figure of 213.241 on
Division of the Motor Vehicle Der
This number is an increase of
tions in effect on August /. 1861.
tions there are 1884 exempt regis
Kent County had the largest in
crease during the year and for the
first time the registrations in that
County exceeded the $4,000 mark
with the total, exclusive Of h e
exempt registrations. being 50,O65,
an increase for the year of 6,167.
Wilmington and New Castle
county had 124.975 of the registra-
tions, an increase over last year
of 1884, while Sussex County had
a total of 3S.021 registrations, an
increase of 1.062.
A breakdown of the registrations
or August 1st showed 147. 7.241
pleasure vehicles. an increase of
5.640; 60.653 trucks and tractor
trailers, an increase of 1853: 39S
tractors, an increase of 2; 872
motor cycles. an increase of Al:
40 stock oars. an increase of ~
and 4.03S farm trucks. a decrease
of 7.
The registrations for Kent Coun-
ty We're 1886 pleasure cars. an
increase OF 3.450: trucks and trac-
tor trailers totaled 1s.24S. an in
crease of 2.727; tractors had las
registrations same as last year.
262 motor cycles. an increase of 3
and 1,467 farm trucks, a decrease
OF IA.
Sussex County had 24.349 pleas
ure cars. an increase of GIT and
11.2Ss trucks and tractor trailers.
an increase of 435: also 2.400 farm
trucks. an increase OF 10.
Milford chronicle., 1962-08-17
Some Enjoy Visiting State
Beaches To Hunt Old Coins

Not everyone who visits the
Coast goes there just to swim.
ware State Development Departm
information agency. go to the bea
in search of the old coins that a
from the long-sunken wrecks that
once perilous shores.
The most popular of Delaware's S
treasure beaches" is the area
known as "Coin Beach. where.
down through the year, finds of
coins, mostly from the 17S0-90 per-
iod. have been made.
This stretch of beach, about six
miles south of Rehoboth, still oc-
casionally yields Irish and English
copper coins, particularly after
what is locally known as a
'nor'easter". While this particular
type of storm occurs very infre-
quently, il does have the effect of
churning up the offshore- ocean
bottom and casting ashore bottom
debris which sometimes includes
coins and other relics from old
wrecks.
While an occasional gold coin is
found in the vicinity of Coin
Beach. most finds" of this nature
are copper pennies lending cred
ance TO the theory that they come
from the wreck of the Faithful
Steward" a sailing vessel that
foundered in this vicinity in 17S5.
However. there are those who
contend that the coins more likely
come from the sunken wreck OF an
other ship. The Three Brothers"
which is assumed TO have founder
ed near the present day Coin
Beach" approximately 200 years
IcoEIlnued on PAGE elevenl
Milford chronicle., 1962-08-17
Tickets On Sale For
Big Football Game

Tickets for the seventh annual
Delaware All-Star High SchooI
Football Game are on sale at II
outlets throughout the state. They
are priced at $3.50 each.
The Blue vs.. Gold game will
benefit the Delaware Foundation
for Retarded Children and will be
played in Delaware Stadium on
Saturday afternoon. August 25th.
In addition 10 the outlets. all
Lions Clubs are selling tickets.
The agencies:
Wilmington Bee Hive, Your
Home. Inc. Columbus Inn. John
sons Pharmacy. Matthes Sporting
Goods. Frankie's Steak House on
y. Union Street. Joe's Barber Shop
on Concord Pike. Opportunity Cen
ter
claymOnt Tetter's
Newark JacksOn's Hardware.
Rhodes Drug Store.
Smyrna Golden Pharmacy.
Dover Maag's Sporting Goods.
Milford DerricksOn's.
Georgetown Henry's
kehOlsOth Beach Snyder's
Stafford Y and N Sporting
Goods.
Milford chronicle., 1962-08-17
Interest Is Mounting In The
GOId-BIue Football Classic


p
The highly successful
Stadium Saturday
Milford chronicle., 1962-08-17
Total Of 2l3,24I Vehicles
Registered In DeIulUure

active use in Delaware reached the
-ugust 1st, according to the auditing
artment
9,753 over the number of registra-
In addition to the active registra-
tratiOns issued.
Milford chronicle., 1962-08-17

beaches along Delaware's Atlantic
or fish advises the Della
ent. Some. according to the state
ehes of southeastern Sussex County
re still occasionally washed ashore
rest on the ocean bottom off these
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$50 q RoBT. TAYL0R'S DETECTIVES.
Crime. Detective Ballard MARX Goddard
is disturbed at vocational guidance
lecture by heckler (Chrs Robinson)
who advocates that ANYONE with COM
mon sense can murder and get away
with it," Robert Taylor stars.
q SPEEDWAY INTERNATIONAL.
Sports "From Sand to Speedway"
q THE FLINTST0NES.
Animated cartoons. Barney bats the
trap to give Fred taste of his own
practical joker medicine.
q ROUTE 66.
Adventure l Hour. Tod and Buz are
nearly run down by wd-rding female
motorcycIist Julie Newma) who so
intrigues them that when she is arrested,
they post bond for her. Ray Teal,
Frank McHugh, Jean Engstrom and
George Wallace are featured.
900 CAPITAL MOVIE.
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story of young Abe as lawyer Henry
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q TT SUNSET STRIP.
Mystery. l Hour "Brass Ring Caper."
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Beer are featured.
$50 q DEBUTANTE ~.
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on the contemporary debutante. Film
scenes from the Washington Debutante
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with the Balls founder and chairman,
Mary-Stuart Montague Price, CorneIia
Otis Skinner, host-narrator.
q FATHER OF THE BRIDE.
Comedy Leon Ames stars
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Drama Wick the Can" resident
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tries to convince his fellow oIdsters he
has found the secret of staying young.
Russell Collins, John Marley are featured.
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Evening star., 1962-05-23

majority on both Senate and
House, should be able, without
too much difficulty. to force
a record vote in both chambers
either on the measure itself or
on a parliamentary issue closely
enough related to it to be use
full for campaign purposes.
Representative Zelenko, Dem
ocrat Of New York, proposed
today a ban on the use of ANA
dues to fight Mr.. Kennedy's
health care program. A bill he
drafted would bar any pro-
feSsional association from using
compulsory dues to attempt
to influence legislation. But
Mr.. Zelenko said the measure
was aimed at the American
Medical Association.
He called his measure a bill
of rights for doctors" and said
in a statement that the medi-
cal association is coercing doc
tors to be silent and preventing
thousands Of them from sup
porting Mr.. Kennedy's program.
Evening star., 1962-05-23

man to listen in on converse.
tions in the Ryan office.
Mr.. Wilson. a former Wash.
ingtonian. said last week that
he expects to be called as a
witness before a Federal Grand
jury here investigating the
Mayflower bugging case.
Mr.. Wilson stayed at the
Mayfiower Hotel on March %,
arriving here by plane from
New York. He left Washington
the next day and flew to Los
Angeles. He has declined to
say why he was in Washington
but has insisted his visit here
had nothing to do with the bug
glng of Mr.. Dungan's room in
the MayfloWer.
In the Mayflower case Mr..
DUNCAN has filed a civil suit in
District Court against three
Washington private investiga-
tors. accusing them of planting
Evening star., 1962-05-23

benefits for persons retired un-
der social security.
The key vote by the COM
mittee on Mr.. Kennedy's bill,
which would provide such bene-
fits and increase payroll taxes
to pay for them, probably will
come during the second week
Of June. The committee has
had the measure under con-
sideration for a year and SINH
lar measures foI years earlier.
Thirteen of the committees
Is votes would give the measure
a favorable report and a fair
chance Of passage this year.
Without favorable committee
action passage is still possible,
but extremely doubtful.
While most members of the
committee are not saying pub
licly where they stand, op-
ponents appear to have an edge
which could be overcome if as
many as four uncommitted
members decided to go along
with the administration.
Slim Margin Predicted
Il think we'll make it." one
supporter said today. But this
Will be decided by a one-vote
Margin"
More flatly, an opponent said,
1T won't come out"
The House Republican whip.
Representative Arends of Illi-
nois, said in an interview he
wonders whether Mr.. Kennedy
wants. "a law or an issue this
year" Mr.. Arends is not a
member of the Ways and Means
Committee. but he said he does
not think the widely publicized
pro and con rallies and pro-
Evening star., 1962-05-23
BY PHIL THOMAS
Star staff Writer

A Los Angeles lawyer for a
natural gas company revealed
last night that an electronic
eavesdropping device was found
in his Beverly Hills office.
The lawyer, Bentley Ryan.
said he has been employed for
several years as an attorney
for the El Paso Natural Gas
Co. Early last month Malcolm
T. DUNCAN. a San Francisco
attorney also representing El
Paso Natural Gas, dicovered a
listening device tapped under a
coffee table in his Mayflower
Hotel room in Washington.
And on March IL, Guy W.
Wadsworth, jr., president of
Evening star., 1962-05-23
New Bueeing Revealed,
Is Linked to Case Here

the Southern Counties Gas Co
of California, found that tbs
telephone in his ninth floor
office in Los Angeles had been
tapped. Southern Counties Gas
is allied with the FL Paso firm
in efforts to gain a Federal
Power Commission license for
FL Paso to build a gas trans
mission pipeline from Rock
Springs. Wyo., to the Califor-
mia State line.
California Probe Fails
Mr.. Ryan said the bug" in
his office was discovered by
Reed Wilson, a Hollywood cleo
tronicS specialist. The Los An
geleS lawyer said he had not
connected this bug" with his
employment by the FL Paso
Evening star., 1962-05-23

an electronic listening device
in his Mayflower room in late
March or early April. On April
4, United States marshals
armed with a court order
entered a room near Mr.
Dungan's room, discovering q
tape recorder and an electronic
receiver.
Evening star., 1962-05-23
Bill Increases Time
On GI MORTGAGES

The Senate Veterans SUBJ
committee yesterday approved
a bill to raise the maximum
term Of a VA-guaranteed home
loan from 80 to IS years.
This would put these loans
on a parity with the FHA-
insured mortgages which vert
raised to a 35-year maximun
in the 1861 Housing Act.
Evening star., 1962-05-23

company until he learned from
Mr.. Wilson last night that Mr.
Wadsworth's phone had beer
tapped at about the same time
Mr.. Ryan said the California
Attorney Generals office had
made an investigation in an
effort to determine who may
have planted the "bug," but
had been unable to come up
with an answer.
Mr.. Wilson told The Star
last night that he and an as
sociate. Clyde N. Duber, had
determined that a listening
device in the Beverly Wiltshire
Hotel-a half block from Mr..
Ryan's office--had been pick
ing up signals from the bug in
Mr.. Ryan's office.
Expects to Be Witness
Mr.. Duber said he discovered
a Los Angeles private investi-
gator in a Beverly Wiltshire
room, but had been unable to
determine who had hired the
Evening star., 1962-05-23

grams of the past few days
have had any effect on COM
mitteemen.
All sides agreed the health
legislation will be an issue in
the November elections when
all seats in the House and one
third of those in the Senate
are up for competition.
Record Vote Certain
Whether or not they could
pass the bill, Democrats in the
Evening star., 1962-05-23
House Group Remains
Split on Medicore
By the Associated Press

The exchange of savos by President Kennedy the
american Medical Association health for aged
mas changed votes where the moment they
In the House Ways and Means Committee.
This the today of committee members on
both sides of the dispute providing hospital and nursing