Raleigh, Feb. I.—The joint Sen
ate and House committees on Un
employment Compensation last
week considered the amendments
to the Unemployment Compensa
tion Law which had been recom
mended Jby the State Advisory
Council, approved by the Commis
sion, by Washington authorities
and by Governor Hoey, and intro
duced in the General Assembly the
week before. Committee members
signified their approval of the bills,
when slight changes were made in
one section. Senator E. C.
ory, of Rowan, and Representative
R. Gregg Cherry, chairman of
S'enate and House committees, re
spectfully, named a sub-committee
to make the changes.
The bills provide for “merit
rating” or “experience rating” for
employer contributions on their
payrolls, which looks toward stabi
lization of employment and re
warding regular and steady em
ployers; for a proper handling of
seasonable operations; for appeals
of employers from decisions of the
Commission to the courts, and oth
er simplifying amendments.
2,200 persons attended the Presi
dent’s Birthday Ball in Asheville
on Monday.
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HEATER
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9.00. Sat. 1 p. m. Continuous.
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
‘The Young In Heart’
With Janet Gaynor, Douglas Fair
banks, Jr., and Billie Burke.
FRIDAY ONLY
‘The Girl Downstairs’
Featuring Franciska Goal and
Franchot Tone
Added: Comedy and Serial.
George A. Cathey
Sajly S. Cathey
Blue Ridge Weavers
Home Industries ,
Arts & Crafts
1 RYON TOVS
Hugs
Y ARNS
Oak splint baskets
N OVELTIES
IVT
11| ECKTIES
Old rugs
RUNNERS
T ABLE COVERS
Hand wrought PEWTER
C ARDS
A NDIRONS
Rulers
Old sou. cook books
L uncheon sets
I RON WORK
Native weaving
A pplewood carvings
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