Miller Unemployment Compensation Case

Opinion by

Reno, J.,

In this unemployment compensation case the board allowed compensation upon findings which may be fairly summarized as follows:

On June 12,1944, Florence Miller, a skilled employe of appellant, a manufacturer of radio parts for the United States Army, secured a leave of absence until June 28, 1944, because of her ill-health. She visited her sister in Austin, Texas, and there a physician diagnosed her case as an exhausted nervous condition and advised a change of work and environment. Whether her condition was attributable to her employment does not clearly appear, but the…