TABLE 1.-Showing, by kinds of examinations and sex, the number of persons examined and the number that passed during the year ended June 30, 1929-Continued

Stenographer:
tel Junior.
Senior.

Stenographer-typist.
Stockman..

(Technical stores).

TABLE 1.-Showing, by kinds of examinations and sex, the number of persons examined and the number that passed during the year ended June 30, 1929-Continued

Immigration Service..

Indian irrigation service.
Indian Service.or

Department of Justice.
Lighthouse Service.
Marine Corps..
Motor-vehicle service.
Naval air service.
Navy yards..

Ordnance Department..
Post-office Department.
Public Health Service.
Quartermaster service.
Reclamation Service.
St. Elizabeths Hospital.

The totals have been arranged

TABLE 2.-Showing for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1929, the number of appointments made from the different examinations, by sex and
salary, and whether the appointments were made in the departments in Washington or in the field service.
to show the classification group in which the examination is placed

[The figure following each examination title shows in which of the following groups the examination falls: (1) Nonassembled educational examinations; (2) assembled examinations;
(3) nonassembled examinations (applicants rated on physical ability and experience only, but a definite amount of education, usually six or eight grades of common school, a
prerequisite requirement); (4) nonassembled noneducational examinations. Per diem salaries have been converted to a per annum basis of 313 days to the year]