Talley v. Unemployment Compensation Division of the Industrial Accident Board

— Appellant Frances H. Talley began working in the office of Sigler’s Studio in Boise, in November, 1936, as a color artist and receptionist, and was continuously so employed from that date until August 31, 1940, when she voluntarily quit. The next day she married and moved to Nampa, where she has since resided with her husband.

On April 29, 1941, appellant filed her claim for unemployment compensation, using one of respondent’s form applications. On May 6, 1941, respondent issued to ap'pellant an “Initial Determination,” whereby appellant was found “in all respects” eligible to receive…