Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-12-01
EMPLOYMENT BODY
IN LAW BUILDING
State To Put Man Here Jan
uary l To Clear All
Benefit Claims
REGISTRATIONS ASKED
Those Who Have Signed Cards in Gov
eminent Census Can Be Helped,
Manager George M.
SuggS Says

BY way of charging it's quarters
and facilities for carrying on in this
city and county, the Henderson
branch office of the North Carolina
State Employment Service has trans
ferred to the second floor of the Law
Building, where it now occupies four
offices. George M. Suggs is manager
in charge of the local office, and with
him are w. M. Burwell and Miss
Jones.
On January 1 a new man will be
added to the local organization to
devote his entire time to administra-
ton of unemployment benefits in the
city and county.
Mrs. j. B. Spillman, member of the
State Unemployment Compensation
Commission; r. Mayne Albright, di-
rector of the North Carolina State
Employment Service, and R. M.
Duckett, district manager of the lat
ter unit, were here Tuesday inspect
ing the new offices and advising with
Mr.. Suggs in the conduct of the local
office.
During the present week, the en-
ployment office is making an effort
to have all who signed cards in the
recent unemployment census to call at
the quarters in the Law Building and
sign registration cards for work,
which they expressed a desire for in
signing the government cards two
weeks ago. Mr.. Suggs said the census
registration did not put any one in
line for employment, but that cards
must he filed at the employment Of
flee in order to benefit in that way.
Mr.. Suggs made it clear that the
employment office is to be perma-
nent, that it is here to stay. and that
it would endeavor to render the great
est possible service to both those de-
string jobs and those who want work.
ers in their employ.
Following is a statement made pub
lie by Mr.. Suggs about the registra-
ton that is being emphasized this
week:
Throughout the entire history of
the Roosevelt administration there
has been no accurate, reliable infor-
nation as to the exact number of un-
employed or partially unemployed per
sons in this county. The national I'M
employment census recently taken
was the first effort on a National
scale to secure this information which
is to be used ty Congress as a basis
for future legislations relative to solv
ing the problem of employment in
stability.
obviously this census will not and
cannot offer any immediate solution
to the individual man or woman who
:o %c al
now. However, there is an agency
which is designed to do something
or you personally. The United States
Employment Service through the af
filiated State Services with offices in
almost every city in the United States
K SITS for the sole purpose of supply
ing the right sort of workers to tbs
employers in need of more or bette
employees, and in finding the prope
employment for the worker out of
job or seeking a better one.
1.-The local office of the N. G. Stat
Employment S1rvice is located o.
the second floor of the Law Building
at 116 Young street
Every man, woman, boy and girl
between the ages of 16 and IS who i
unemployed, partially employed OF
seeking work better fitted to thei!
training and abilities is. urged to reg
ster this week with the employment
service.
1.-The national unemployment ccnsu:
card which you filled out and took to
The Post Office is not a registration
for a job. If you have not registcrcf
at the local office, do so at once. L
you have registered and have not Keen
in the office in the past month, come
back for a reinterview. Be sure to
keep your card active.
1.-THE office is open six days each
week. Registration hours are from
9 a. m. to 1 p. M"