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Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
Personal Happenings

Mrs. J. J Abrahams of I.akoviow
avenue" Is visiting in BROOKLYN and
New York.
Mrs, N"rda Maddox of DeImar
spent the Weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II. Draper.
Frank W. Davis of Boston is
spending some time here with his
father, Mark l.. Davis.
MIR. and Mrs. W. II. Draper spent
last week As the guests of their
son and family in Pittsburgh.
Mn and Mrs. Herald Britting-
ham and two daughters. Mary Alice
and Sara Catherine, returned home
Tuesday after spending week
with Nh. and Mrs. Stephen Toad
vine.
Harry Mulholland who returned
last week from a month in Fort
Laudcrdalc. Florida. left on Sunday
for Boston where he is registered
as n student at Babson business
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Tibbcns
and children have returned to
Maltiusyille. Va. after spending
the New Years holidays with Mrs
Tibbens' mother. Mrs. GLADYS Da-
Wis ON Marshall street.
Mrs Oscar Moore. of Atlanta
Georgia, left on Sunday for home
after being the guest of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Vim
yard Miss Jane Moore. her daueh-
ter, was here for the holidays.
Roy Kemp, owner and operator
Of kcmpie's Dry Cleaners and Lien
tenant George Russell left on Sun.
day for Florida. They will spcnC
about three weeks in Florida anc
other points OF interest cnroute.
Harold Burdick began a course
in Accounting at Beacon Colloc,
in Wilmington on Monday and i,
staying AT the Y. VI. c. A. there
Mr.. Burdick. lately discharged from
The Army, spent the past two wear.
in the ETO, principally in Italy.
Mrs. Warren Young and sol
Douglas were guests of Mrs. Lau
renee Fitchott last week. Nh.
Young has been honorably dis
charged AT Fort Monmouth aftcI
spending the past twenty months il
the Pacific and they are all nov
at Claymont.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
W.S.C.S. Group Will
Meet Here January Il
Continued from First Pegel


his work i'm four colleges i'm the
midwest. and has had recognition
for his work from many quarters.
Just now he is serving as secretary
of the Foreign Missions Confer
ence of North America and makes
contributions to the religious pub
licatiOns on his favorite subject
Africa. His coming to the annual
meeting will make a fine contribu-
ton to the Importance of the day.
Mrs Clyde Nelson of Milford will
be the afternoon sOlOist. accOmpan-
led by Mrs Edward Hurley. Mrs
G. Marshall Townsend. president
of Dover District. will be chairman
of credentials and Mrs. May Lob
dell of Delmar is chairman of resO-
Iutions. for this important confer
encc meeting.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
II NSHINE CLASS

The Sunshine Class of the Cal
vary Methodist Church will hold
their regular meeting in the social
hall of the church on Thursday
evening. January 10, at : o'clock.
Will all members cndcav0r to be
at this meeting, as plans are 10
mode for the annual banquet in
February.
Also one of the features of tho
evening will be "A White Elcphan,
Sale. The hostcsscs of the eve
ming are Mrs Pauline Webb. Ms.
J. l.. Scott. Mrs. Ella Rogers. Mrs.
Ella Warren, Mrs. Nellie Lynch.
Mrs. Lille Stecn. Mrs. Elsie Hols-
ton. Mrs. Laura McColley. Mrs.
Marian LemiX. Mrs. Fannie Chap
man. Mrs. Vibbert, Mrs. Cora Coo
per.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
c. II. McCabe Stays
Wife, Kills Self
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McCabe was still alive ON the al
rival of Ringler and State Police
but his wife was dead with a bullet
wound between the eyes. Her hus
hand had shot himself in the temple
and was still breathing but unCOn-
scious He was taken in the Frank
ford ambulance to the office of Or.
George V Wood in Millsboro, hut
was pronounced dead when he
reached there.
No one was present in the Nc
Cahe home at the time of the shoot
ing which took place in an upstairs
bedroom. Mrs. McCahc's daughter
by former marriage, Mari" EV
ans. IL years old. was kept at The
SelhyviIle school whore she was
attending classes until arrange
ments could be made for her. She
was not told Immediately of the
tragedy. and was taken later To the
home of friends in SclhyVillo.
Police CHIEF Since 1911
Met abe. who was appointed po-
lice chief in 1911. was married pre-
viously. his first wife having died
in 1914 He had been married to
the second Mrs. McCabc little
more than a year. Her former hus-
band. George Evans. operates a
garage in Selbyvillc. Before assum-
ing the Selbyvillo post. Police Chief
McCahe was at the sub-station OF
the Eastern Shore Public Service
Company. near Berlin. Md
Only two shots We're fired. Walk
cr, unncrved by the experience. was
unable to contribute information
other than what he had overheard
while waiting for McCabe to JOIN
him.
McCabe is survived by his mo-
ther, Mrs Martha McCabc. Bridge
vile; son, Ralph, Sclbyvillc: three
sisters. Mrs. Martha Dennis. Viii
lards. Md; Mrs. Bessie Daisoy Ice
Wilmington, and Mrs. Myrtle Par
sons, Fenwick Island. Md; three
brothers, John. of Selbyville: How
ard of ROXana, stationed with the
Army at milwaukee,. Wis: and Will
lie of Petersburg. Va.
Surviving Mrs McCabc arc hcl
daughter; her mother, Mrs. Jan,
Shocklcy kitter Ocean View: five
sisters. Mrs. George Walker. Sci
byville; Mrs. Laura Hudson. st
Martins Neck. Md; Mrs. Ami,
Layton, Clarksville; Mrs. Myrtl,
Mcgee. Ocean View and Mrs. Bcr
tina Smith, Williamsyillc; six bro
theirs. George, Elwood and Elijal
Shocklcy, Frankford; Kendall o
Dagsboro; Daniel of Millville anC
James ShOcklcy of near Selbyvillo
An inquest was held following tn,
double shooting by Coroner William
|. Conaway of Sussex comfy.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
Bacon Calls For
Special Session OF
Senate January II
lconr,nn.n from FIRST Pasel

The judge. highly regarded by
Delaware attorneys for his legal
erudition. in recent years has writ
ten the opinions in many important
cases both in the county courts and
in the supreme Court of Delaware.
Prior 10 his first appointment 10
the bench in 1922 he was mom-
bor OF the law firm of salisbury.
Norris and Rodney with offices at
9o7 Market street. Wilmington.
His rcappointment would bring
no surprise. although Governor
Bacon has emphasized that he has
not yet chosen Il successor.
The special session OF the Senate.
in addition to confirming the gov
crnor's appointment, will also con
slider and transact any other cNccu-
tive business coming before it.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
SIPPI.F,

Mrs. Laura S. Sipplc. age SIS
years. widow of the late Russell J.
Sippl", formerly of Canterbury.
passed away at the home of her
daughter, Mrs Dorothy S. French.
North Walnut street. Milford. We'd
ncsday morning. January 9. 1916.
after lingering illness. Funeral
services will be held at the Berry
Funeral home. this city. Sunday af-
ternoOn at 100 o'clock with Rev.
John T. Bailey. officiating. Inter-
ment in Barratt's Chapel cemetery.
Mrs. Sipplc is survived by her mo-
ther, Mrs Susann Wright of Mil
ford and four children. Mrs. Dor
othy S. French and Mrs. Jeannette
5. Warner of Milford. Mrs. Ruth
Olson of Bowers Beach and John
W. Sipplc. Seaman 1Ic. Newport
Naval Training Station. Newport
Rhode Island. three sisters. Mrs.
Bessie Iiargadne. Mrs. Ethel Biggs
of Fiction and Mrs. Mary Cannon
OF Milford: TWO brothers. Wilbur
Wright of Milford and Levin
Wright OF Wilmington. and four
2randchildron Friends may call at
tn" P,rly Funeral Homo SATURDAY.
eN"nln, January II. after : O'Clock
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
State Guard Forms
Two Rife Leagues
CONTINUED from First Page)

March 2N \ at Headquarters;
T. at G.: G at II; T. at +.
The 80 calibor rifle will be used
in the indoor matches and firms
will be in thrc" positions. of hand,
sitting. and prone at - feet. T"l"-
graphic shoots will he permitted
when bad weather prevents travel
The winners OF the Blue and Red
League contests will have a final
shoot to determine the State Guard
champions.
OFFICER Promoted
Erigadicr-Gencral Paul Il Rim
ard. the adjutant general. appoint
ed Laurence G. Lapetina. Milford.
as a captain in the Delaware state
Guard. Captain Lapetina was as
signed by Colonel HcineI as spe-
cial service officer of the regimcntal
staff and will supervise the indoor
rifle matches
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS

The Missionary Circle of the
Avenue Church will meet with Mrs.
+. Eurgctte Short on Wednesday
at her home at two-thirty.
Circle + of the W. S. {. S. Pres
hyterian Church. will meet on
Tuesday evening. January 10. at
the home OF Mrs. Holland Pretty
man.
\ card and binco party for the
benefit of the St Johns r. c.
Church Will be held on FRIDAY
evening, January %, at the odd
Fellows Hall. Walnut street. at S
O'Clock. Refreshments will be serv-
cd and prizes given.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
LATE DISCIPLE CLASS
TO ELECT OFFIIERS

The monthly meeting of the Late
Disciple Sunday School Glass will
be held Monday evening. January
II. at the home of the president.
Mrs. Ann Postles. with Wilma Rob
erts as cO-hOstess. All members
are requested to be present as it is
our annual election OF officers. The
meeting was postponed last week
due 70 illness.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
OLD BIBLE NIGHT

Next Sunday night January r..
at go o'clock. will be Old Bible
Night at Grace Church in Green
wood. You are requested to bring
that old Bible so long in your fam
lily that it may be displayed with
many others at this service. Also
the pastor. Mr.. Graham. will show
pictures of How We Got Our Bi-
bic. DO not miss this service. In
spirational and informative. Come
with or without that Old RihIn.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11

In reporting two new books
that have been given to the
town library recently. Miss
Edith Simpson. the librarian.
said, During the past months
many fine books have been pre-
sented 70 the Milford Free Pub
lie Library in loving memory
of friends who have meant so
much TO this community. Two
more have just been added to
the collection by Miss Eliza
beth Stidham in memory of
Miss Ida Draper. a Lost Com
mander, Florence Nightin-
gale" by Mary Shipman An
drcws and a book of "Galdcns
and Blooms" Possibly the
two interests closest to her
heart were the Red Cross and
flowers. y memory volume
seems the perfect tribute for
friend. because books live ON
and from their pages com"
wisdom. beauty. inspiration
and courage"
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11

MIR. and Mrs. Garrett l..
Gricr and their three children.
Linda, Garrett and Rachel. who
have been spending the past
month with Dr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter l.. Grier, moved ON Friday
to the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William V. SippIe. which they
will occupy during the absence
of the Sipples. who will leave
tomorrow for Hollywood. Flor
ida, where they will stay for
two months or more.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11

Miss Kathleen Lillard. field
promoter for Girl Scouts. met
with several leaders. counsel
lors and troop committees on
Wednesday evening in an cf-
fort to organize Kent and Sus-
sex Counties for better and
more efficient work in girl
scouting. Two local troops.
headed by Mrs. David Greene
and Mrs. Sowell Ford have been
going along very we'll for some
time. a Brownie Troop. spon-
sorcd by the New Century
Club, will shortly begin to
function, headed hy Mrs. Rog-
or Dcats.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Frank b. Wright of Harrington.
announces the engagement of his
daughter Miss Agnes NJ. Wright. to
Howard +. Payne. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. }. Emory Payne OF Williams
burg. Md.
MISS Wright is a graduate of the
Harrington High School and is now
with the dupont Company of Will
mlngton. Mr.. Payne recently re-
ceiyed a discharge from the L. S.
Army after 80 months overseas.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
DELAWARE POWER AND LIGHT
CURRENT WILL soon BE
SUPPLIED TO THIS CITY
Continued from First Pagel

plant to place the turbines in FIRST
class condition and this work is
Impossible as long as the plant is
running and taXcd to its capacity
as at the present time
The large turbine. which has been
running for many years has hccn
taxed 10 OVcr-capacity, and it has
been necessary to place in action
the smaller old turbines to main
tain the required voltage.
If the large turbine should fail
during the peak load the smaller
ones cannot generate sufficient cur
rent to meet demands.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
ENGAGEMENT

Mr. and Mrs. David c. Hall of
Ocean View, announce the engage
ment OF their daughter, Elva May to
Lester b. Turner. son of Mrs. Nancy
K. Turner and of the late Elmer
Turner of Frankford.
Miss Hall is associated with the
dupont Company at Seaford.
Mr.. Turner has recently been
discharged from the Army after
having served 81 months overseas.
No wedding date has been set.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
ORIII tRY
II}I)EN

Mrs. Ellen Elizabeth Nirdou. 1G
years old, widow of George S. Viz
den, died in Syracuse. New York.
on Sunday. January 8, 1916. Funor-
al services We're held in Barratt s
Chapel cemetery on TUESDAY after
noon where interment was made.
CHAMBERLAIN
Mrs. Tenie chamberlain. G1 years
old. former pOstmistreSS at Harhc-
son. died Tuesday, January ]. 1916.
after an illness of several years.
She was in charge of the pOstOfTico
al HarhesOn for nearly ten years.
Surviving her are her husband.
Benjamin G. Chamberlain Of Har-
besOn. and one sister. Mrs. Clara
Moore OF Ocean View. She was the
daughter OF the late Joshua and
Elizabeth Evans OF Ocean View.
Funeral services were held at the
Beaver Dam Church on Saturday
at l p. m, conducted by the Rev
r. L. Jones, assisted by the Rev
j. p. George Burial was made in
the Harheson cemetery.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
Furnish Health Education
Materials

Tho Socicty's funds have also
purchased motion pictures on tu-
bcrculosis which the State Board
OF Health has circulated extensive
ly for showing before school and
civic group audiences, and has fur
nishcd "TR posters and pamph
lets for these groups and for the
health clinics. This material has
been OF valuable assistance in the
boards health education work in
the state.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
WEDDINGS
GARNER = CAIIALI.

The wedding of Betty Jean Card
ncr. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Faulkner OF oxford. Md. and Carl
f. Cahall of Milford. took place ON
December %. in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar h. Porter OF Har-
rineton. with Rev J. Harry Wright
officiating.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
WEDDING
MACKLIN SHCRNIA\

Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard Macklin
OF near Lincoln. announce the mar
riage of their daughter. Miss Ilma
Blanche Macklin TO Raymond
Shurman. The marriage took place
on December 2S at the home of the
brides parents. by the Rev. +. y.
Wright, Miss Jessiefy Macklin of
Baltimore, sister of the bride. and
William Berry OF Milford. were the
bridal attendants. y reception fol
lowed for members of the immedi-
ate families and a few friends.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11

MIR. and Mrs. J. Robert Roe
welcomed daughter in r,aston
Emergency Hospital on Tues
day, January S. She has been
named Patricia Ann. Mrs. Roe
will be we'll remembered here
as the former Miss Media Tro-
pea. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace G. Tropca of South
Walnut street.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
Sale Of Seals Aids
"TB" Work In State
Continued from First Rage,

ny seals distributed Ivy the Society
have maintained three microscopic
units in the State Board of Health's $
clinics in Dover. Georgetown and
Laurel. thus enabling down-state
felix 10 have such examinations
readily accessible Flouroscopics
numbering zoos have aided with
diagnosis of the disease. which
claimed the lives of 1l9 persons
i'm Delaware during 1914. complete
reports for l9f5 arc not as yet,
compilcdl
Seals Buy "TB" Registers
Christmal Seal funds also finan-
c"d the initial cost of equipment in
the installation of tuberculosis
ease registers in State Boards
headquarters in Dover. in the Viii
mingtOn Health Center and in the
county health units in Newark. Do
yer and Georgetown. The registers
make possible for the first time. a
statistical record of current in
formation regarding the location of
tuberculosis patients in the state.
the status of their disease and the
treatment being received. The be
ginning Of 1916 finds / ,055 persons
listed on these state registers as
having active tuberculosis.
Pays For X-Rays
Many of these cases were found
through N-ray examinations and
money from Christmas seals tinan-
Ced more than $1,000 N-ravs in
the search for persons having the
disease. The earlier the disease is
located the better the patients
chance for recovery points out the
State BOARD of IJpaltb
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
Obituary
HARRINGTON

1iA1(l(l\(T ! ON
Services for Mrs. Emma Harring-
ton s. years old, wife of the late
Frank Harrington. both former
residents of Milford. were held from
thc McCrery Funeral Home in Will
miugton on Wednesday morning at
1880 o'clock with interment in
Barratt's Chapel cemetery, near
FrcderiCa.
Mrs. HARRINGTON died Sunday
january 6, 1916, at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Elmer r. Culley
>@4 West Sixth street, Whining
ton. Other survivors are two sons
William W. Harrington of Phila-
delphia and Reuben Harrington OF
Milton; another daughter. Mrs
Harfry y. Donnelly of Wilmington
eight grandchildren. and nine
at-GrandChildrcn
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
E.N
POLITE SNIDIER

Miss Frances Marie Polite.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Polite Of Rehoboth Beach. and Wal
ter John Snidier. son of Adam Sni-
dier of Raynham, Mass, We're uni
ted in marriage ON Wednesday af-
tcrnoon. January 9, by Rev Dr..
Frank Hcrson in the parsonage of
the Avenue Methodist Church. Mil
ford. John Powers. I. :. Coast
Guard. of Wildwood, y. j., was the
only attendant
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11

The annual pOlicyholder meeting
of the Delaware State Grange Mu
tual Fire Insurance Company will
be held Tuesday, January Is, in
Fruitland Grange Hail. Camden,
Delaware. at 10: 30 d. m. Harmon
+. COverdale, secretary.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11

The members of the BykOta Class
of the Calvary Church will meet
Monday evening. January IA, at
the home of their teacher. Mrs.
Leslie Werner. Please plan TO be
present as there will he many top
les of interest to be discussed. this
being our first meeting of the new
year
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11

Some of the merchants of Bridge
vile, were much concerned when
announcement was received on
Tuesday that the bottom had fallen
out of the egg markets in the cities
and that prices were rapidly fall
ing. Some of the merchants lost as
much as five cents on the dozen on
the eggs that they had already
bought for the city markets.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11

EMBERS of the Mil
Z s: ::: {: s: !: q: :: ::::: j: :
--| h en- h ey were
guests of Manager Edward Ev-
ans at the Plaza Theatre. 1t
was the first meeting of the
new year. as we'll. and the la
dies greeted each other as if
they were happy to be t0geth-
ther again. a short business
session took place before the
matinee, when Mrs. John W.
Fry, president. announced a
board meeting for the next day
at her home and the program
Tor Monday. Then all settled
down for pleasant afternoon.
The picture, Too Young to
Know" was realistic and on
present day scale. and the
members appreciated that and
the shorts that were on tho af-
ternoOn'S program. This is
courtesy, enjoyed by the local
club that is annual and al
ready the invitation has been
extended by Mr.. Evans to
come back next year. and one
perhaps. that is singular to the
Milford New Century Club.
and therefore more appreciate
ed. On Monday Mrs. Davis
Watson will present Reverend
l.. +. Werner. who will dis
cuss current events and partic-
ularly the last meeting of the
Big Three. Nina 10 Kennedy is
the sOloist for the meeting.
when Mrs. Carlton Fooks and
Mrs Edwin Mcssick will he
hOsteSscs for the Business and
Social Day.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
G.T
DONOVAN VINCENT

On Saturday evening, January ).
in the parsonage of the Avcnuc
Methodist Church, Miss Lillian
Claricc Donovan, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Donovan of Lin
coin. and Franklin Hcathcrn Vim
cent. Jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin II. Vincent of Harrington
were united in marriage by Dr.
Frank IIerson The attending wit
ncsscs were Hazel and Albert Cur
tis OF Harrington. The groom is
serving his country in the United
States Navy.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
THIRTY YEARS AGO
TAKEN FROM THE 1916 FILES OF
THE MILFORD CHRONICLE

Houston is progressive more
than usual as to business. and
sweet potatoes are responsible for
much of this.
James Andrew Davis. aged 80
years. died at the residence of his
daughter. Mrs. Sallie Williams,
near Bowers Beach. Delaware. on
Monday morning. January 10, 1916.
from pneumonia. He died on his
birthday and near the same hour
of his birth
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11

A petition has been sent to Sen
atOr Salisbury, signed by num-
Der of the citizens of Milton. pray
ing for the establishment of a star
route mail system between Milton
and Ellendale for the purpose of
giving them noon mail
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11

Mrs. Geo. H. Short. in honor of
her guest Miss Blanch Moon. of
Philadelphia entertained the fol-
lowing girl friends at her home in
Georgetown: Misses Lila Carey,
Vera Barr, Olive Roach. Grace Hol-
son, Minnie Kreer. Sallie Cooper.
Matte Walls, Myrtle Wilson. Mil
dred Evans. Robert Day. Margaret
Lynch. Olive Marsh, Nellie Lynch
and Mrs, Chester Walls.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clendaniel
have been guests of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clendaniel at
WOlfe's Crossing.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11

Mrs. clyde Nelson and Mrs.
Jack Waplcs entertained Fri
day afternoon at the Nelson
home, having invited guests for
luncheon and bridge. The holi-
day air still pervaded. since
Mrs. Nelson kept her Christ
mas decorations up for Old
Christmas. Present for de-
lightful afternoon were Mrs.
David Sills. Mrs. David Greene.
Mrs. Laurence Fitchett. Mrs.
Herman Phillips, Mrs. Lester
Adkins. Mrs. G.. Marshall Town
send. Mrs. Russell Emory, Mrs.
Clarence Welch, Mrs. C. ID.
HOlzmueller. Mrs. August Faix.
Mrs. Remscn Barnard and Mrs.
Francis Leithiscr.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11

Those who frequent the mo-
vies will have their interest in
the news reel increased by the
voice of Taylor Grant. who is
the sOn-in-law of Mr.. and Mrs.
John W. Frv.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11

EMBERS of the Mil
ford New Century
Club had a good time
NJ o IL d Il Y afternoon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-10

Spunal are - . the y
tIuk rOri f Mrs IyrH The lovely al
the gru . % 10
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-25
Red Troops
10
TakeHarbin
DIV The Associated PreSS.l

Russian occupation troops were
due to complete their withdrawal
from Hardin. rich. north Manchur-
ian city today and there was every
indication that Chinese Communist
troops would move right in.
Sources reported that Chinese
Government planes. trying to land
at Hardin to eVacuato tarrylnG Gov
ernmcnt officials, found the airport
already taken ove by the Commune
lists. The planes returned to Muk-
den, one of the few Government
controlled M~anchurlan cities, with
out the officials.
Earlier, in the week, 81 admins
traitors sent into Hardin weeks ago,
HAD flown TO Mukdcn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-25
Railroad Strike
Threat Remains

Cleveland, O., April 25.-(AP)-
The possibility of a nationwide
railroad strike by May Is arose to-
'ay as officials Of two railroad
brothcrhoods discussed the report
Of a fact-finding board.
General chairmen Of the Broth
erhood of Locomotive Engineers and
She Brotherhood of Trainmen were
IN the SEQ d day Of a two day
rccting to discuss the report, but
their only announcement was that
a decision probably would not be
reached until late today.
The fact-finding boards report
recommended a wage increase OF
Is cents an hour, which il said was
equivalent to Sl.28 a day, a boost
of l8 per cent, and As che gcs in
working rules.