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| 1. | Boys and girls under 18 years of age in office work | 103 |
| 2. | Men and women 18 years of age and over in clerical and administrative work in offices | 104 |
| 3. | Per cent of women earning each class of weekly wages in each of six occupations | 119 |
| 4. | Per cent of salesmen and of men clerical workers in stores, receiving each class of weekly wage | 121 |
| 5. | Per cent of male workers in non-clerical positions in six industries earning $18 per week and over | 122 |
| 6. | Per cent that the average number of women employed during the year is of the highest number employed in each of six industries | 123 |
| 7. | Distribution of 8,337 clothing workers by sex in the principal occupations in the garment industry | 134 |
| 8. | Percentage of women in men's and women's clothing and seven other important women employing industries receiving under $8, $8 to $12, and $12 and over per week | 136 |
| 9. | Percentage of men in men's and women's clothing and seven other manufacturing industries receiving under $18, $18 to $25, and $25 and over per week | 138 |
| 10. | Average number of unemployed among each 100 workers, men's clothing, women's clothing, and fifteen other specified industries | 141 |
| 11. | Percentages of unemployment in each of nine building industries | 180 |
| 12. | Number of men in each 100 in printing and five other industries earning each class of weekly wage | 196 |
| 13. | Number of women in each 100 in printing and six other industries earning each class of weekly wage | 198 |
