UNEMPLOYMENT

Evening Star, Issue 21743, 11 June 1934, Page 12

UNEMPLOYMENT

RESERVES DEPARTMENT Group 369 is to report for work at 8 n.m. to-morrow at the Mornington 'Football Ground. , FORM U.B. 32A Members of the under-mentioned groups must obtain form U.B. 32a from the Employment Bureau, and after completion return it personally by the date specified. Each man .must produce his levy book with the completed form. Any man who fails to return the form by the specified date will be deleted from his group, and will not be restarted until he has been regrouped by the Employment Bureau. To bo returned by Saturday, June 16, 1931: Groups 213-226, 269-281, 320338, 36-1-378 (ail numbers are inclusive). , To be returned by Saturday, June 23 1934; —Groups 105-116, 226-236, 283-295, 339-346, 382-388, 403, 406-416, 511-516, 704-710, 2,000-2,002, 2-500-2,502, 3,000-3,005, 3,500-3,503, 4,0004*003, depot specials, gardening specials, waterside workers (all numbers are inclusive) . ST. KILDA CONCERT A very attractive programme was presented by Fraser’s Majestic Orchestra and Concert Party before a packed house at the Coronation Hall last evening, Mr F. Jones, M.P., acting as chairman. The items were as follow: 801 l solos, with band accompanist, Mr A. Fraser; song,-Miss Myra Murdock; violin solo, Mr Ivan Davidson; humorous item, Mr Berry; step dance, Trevor Phillips;. fclarinet solo, Tama Carreri; novelty item, Miss Maureen Phillipps; fancy dance, Misses P. and K. Eckhofli; saxophone solo, Mr Jas. Murray; dialogue, Ivan and Harold Davidson; violin solo, Mr N. Larkins; elocutionary item, Mr Berry; trumpet solo, Mr Murray j\i‘Dougall; song, with band accompaniment, Miss Murdoch. All the, items were well received by an appreciative audience, several of the artists having to respond to double encores. Mr Harry Rendall, stage manager, carried out his duties in a capable manner. The Chairman thanked all the performers who contributed to the success of the concert. The accompanists were Miss Phyllis Crooks and Miss Nada Phillips. A specially arranged programme will be presented next Sunday by Mr Ernest Drake and pupils.