Weiland Unemployment Compensation Case

Opinion by

Reno, J.,

In this unemployment compensation case the board refused appellant’s claim for benefits because she was not available for and failed to accept suitable work.

The undisputed facts are: Claimant had been employed for six years prior to January 7, 1949, when she was laid off for lack of work. Her job was that of packing crayons by hand for shipment. She worked four and one-half days per week. She is married and lives in Easton with her parents. Her husband is a lieutenant in the New York Fire Department where he maintains two small rooms. He works approximately two days and is…