In re the Claim of Delgado

For about four years the claimant was employed as a sewing machine operator working on women’s skirts. In November, 1948, she left this employment and some time later entered the vegetable business on her own account. This business did not succeed and was sold by claimant.

During the time she was working as a machine operator and thereafter, claimant took a course in hairdressing and she received a license to do this work in August, 1949. She testified she did not obtain work as a hairdresser because the hairdressing shops wanted experienced technicians, and although claimant had training and…