Seifing Unemployment Compensation Case

Opinion by

Peno, J.,

Claimant, John Seifing, had been employed by appellant, Barclay White Company, in Philadelphia, as a carpenter, for five weeks ending January 21, 1944. His work in building forms for concrete construction was then completed and he was laid off for lack of other carpenter work for this employer. He registered for work and, subject to two waiting weeks, filed claims for unemployment compensation for the week ending February 20, 1944, and for the three weeks following. He was paid for the first week only. Furthér compensation was denied by the bureau on the ground that…