Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-07-03 | Page 22 | Employment Office will Remain Open

Iempldyment office will hii open Director of Local Bureau Notified That Necessary Funds Will Be Provided. Fut a few hours after instructions had ( arrived in Salt Lake to close all govern- j ment employment offices, on account of insufficient funds to carry on "the work. a second telegram arrive', yesterday bear- i ing the news that the necessary appro-pnation appro-pnation from congress to insure the con-1 ti nuance of its aetivitUs in Utah had been passed. The instructions to continue con-tinue the ofiiee here came from I'ireeior General J. B. ensmore to Parker J. Cndy. federal director for l'tah. Following the receipt of tiie first message, mes-sage, which reached Salt I-ake on Tuesday, Tues-day, instructing that the work be discontinued discon-tinued here, preparations were immediately immedi-ately begun by Mr. Cady to close up the business and to store the office furniture furni-ture in the federal building. The second message caused the dismantling ot the office to be stopped, and plans are being made to carry on the work here. The messace which called for the continuance con-tinuance of the office here follows: "Final passage today of reduced appropriation ap-propriation permits operation of employ-ment employ-ment service. Insregard all telegrams relative to discontinuance of service. Continue Con-tinue as before, including Minn work and jcoi.ilr bureaus until further notice, maintaining relations with outside organisations."