The opinion of the court was delivered PER CURIAM.
The appellant went to work at Hearn's Department Store in Newark in 1943 when she was eighteen years old. Toward the end of 1947 she married, and a year later, December 18, 1948, she was discharged because of frequent tardiness and absences. At that time, she was a cashier and was paid $37 a week. The Chief of Unemployment Benefits held the appellant ineligible for benefits, but the Appeal Tribunal allowed her one...
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