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5 5) Comptometer Op- erators-----------------$71;. 00 6) Keypunch Opera- tors--------------------$71.50 7) Switchboard Op- erators-----------------$69.00 6) Typists (average, all classes)-----------$67.25 9) Office Girls--------$57.00 10) Pile Clerks........v56.50 The conclusion is obvious. The girl who gets the better- paying office job (let's say, $75 and above)is the girl who has been trained in either se- cretaria l-skirls’ or bock-keep- ing-machine skills. Education pays. DROP-OUTS DOOMED TO LE3 VSR JOBS Extracted from the Monthly La- bor Review; and taken from the Career Guidance Digest. A girl needs a high school diploma and special business training if she wants to qual- ify for an office position. Without either, she usually ends up with a lower caliber job. according to the Monthly Labor Review: The difference in the caliber of jobs between drop-outs and graduates is even more evident among women (than among men). Only about one-sixth of toe employed wo- men drop-outs are office work- ers, compared with two- thirds of the women graduates. In other words, the girl who grad- uates is four times as likely to qualify for an office posi- tion The girl who drops out be- fore graduation must settle for a lesser position. What kind of work does 3he find? Here are the latest figures of the Bureau of Labor Statistics: Jobs Secured by High School 0r6p-out3 Tyne of Jcb Percentage Service Workers (waitress. elevator operators, etc.)-----27% Domestics-----------------— -197» Office Workers----------------17% Farm Laborers-----------------16% Factory Workers--------------11;% Sales Clerks------------------10% Other-----------------—------ 2% Total.........—..............100% Moral: The same old story that you have told ever and over again. Keep th03e girls in school till they graduate. ■k - -5S- -;{• «• - ■ ■ ; While visiting London, a Texan was bragging about how big everything was j.r. Texasv A London an became exasperated and put a 200-ib- turtle -in the Texan's bedv Viler, the Tex- an came running out of his room and sad, There's some- thing in mv bed! The London man said, Oh, I see you found one cf our bedbugs', •k a ■ -r it it it Diane White: And I ..suppose this is one of those hideous caricatures you call modern art? Museum guide: No, madam,, that is a mirror, •5;- a it it -:t it it it it • it -ft x
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