The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-01-31
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4 appointments as junior SUenOS'
raphers with full Civil Service
status at $1440 a year for i'm.
mediate duty in the government
agencies at Washington, D.. c
are now being given by means
of approved testing standards in
the various local Offices of the
United States Employment Ser
vice throughout Massachusetts
there are no special educa-
tional or experience require
ments necessary for these stem
ographic examinations which are
open to all single or married
men or women in good physical
condition who are citizens of the
United States and are between
10 and So years of age if you
are interested, report at once to
your nearest local Office of the
United States Employment Ser
vice Tin Boston it is located at
8 Beacon street, and fill out the
regular Civil Service Commission
forms e. individual or group
tipping and stenographic tests
will be conducted daily . COM
petitors are required to receive
a passing mark in these tests
which consist of taking dicta-
ton at 80 words a minute, tram
scribing the dictation, and copy
ing from plain copy scores
for speed and accuracy will be
promptly graded and forwarded
for review by the United States
Civil Service Commission at
Boston =. if the applicant meets
all requirements, a letter of APP
pointment will be sent with fur
Their instructions and date to ap-
pear for duty in Washington
here is your chance to aid
the government in a patriotic
manner and bolster your own
economic security high
school girls in their senior year
are needed to fill nursing jobs
in the various hospitals S.. E.
many vacancies have been Gre
ated by the enrolment of thou
sands of nurses in the U. S.
Army Medical Corps and re-
placements must be obtained at
once this column will an
nounce job opportunities for all
whenever such information is
available the beautiful Latin
Quarter night club is seriously
considering enlarging its prem
iSes to include a super-feature,
the Harlem Hot Spot with all
colored entertainers and orches-
ira headed by the talented Bun
ny Barnes, thus making it a
double barrelled a trac 10 n
Sweet and Hot" sweet for
the Latin uarter and hot for the
Harlem Hot Spot there's a
fortune in the idea because the
cafe society crowd is definitely
boogie and barrel-house-minded
this season hats off to Geo.
Frazier'S new daily swing column
Sweet and Lowdown" in the
Boston Herald he does full
justice to colored musicians and
their classic recordings i
Lionel Hampton ran into 4th
holdoyer week at the Hotel
Bermuda Terrace =. i
the incompatible Duke Filing
ton and his Society Orchestra
will be the holiday dance feature
at Symphony Hall, February %
the Women'S Service Club
of Boston, Inc, Harriet C. Hall,
President, will present the Rich
ard B. Harrison Players in an
drama, The Color
Line" written by Ralf Coleman
and Prof. James Henderson u
also directed by Mr.. Coleman -.
at the new st Mark Auditorium
in Roxbury : Friday evening,
ebruary s -. to benefit 464 Mas
sachusetts ave. Thomas Fats
Waller and Eddie Green spark
the "Duffy's Tavern" program on
WEEI Thursday nights at $3.50
to new song and uDmedy heights
sponsored by the Schick Inlec-
tor Razor Company The
Deep River Boys from Hampton
on wNAC Sunday mornings at
915 and the SouthernaireS on
WBz at 1890 am. Sundays are
grand harmonys -. weekend
ers anticipating spending the
double-holiday on Washington's
birthday, Feb. 1928 at New
York should write the Hotel
Theresa now for reservations.
Goombye = Goo E. Duck.
Theresa now for reservations.