Table 85.-WEEKS WORKED IN 1949 BY THE EXPERIENCED CIVILIAN LABOR FORCE, BY INDUSTRY AND SEX, FOR THE STATE AND FOR STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREAS OF 250,000 OR MORE: 1950-Con.

Table 85.—WEEKS WORKED IN 1949 BY THE EXPERIENCED CIVILIAN LABOR FORCE, BY INDUSTRY AND SEX, FOR THE STATE AND FOR STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREAS OF 250,000 OR MORE: 1950—Con.

Based on 20-percent sample. For totals by industry from complete count, see table 79]

DAYTON Experienced civilian labor force Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries greature... restry and fisheries Mining

mining. rude petroleum and natural gas extraction.. lining and quarrying, except fuel.

Construction

Manufacturing
Turable goods.

Logging
Sawmills, planing mills, and mill work.
Miscellaneous wood products..

Furniture and fixtures.
Glass and glass products.
Stone and clay products.
Primary iron and steel industries.
Primary nonferrous industries
Fabried metal ind. incl. not spec. metal)
Machinery, except electrical

Electrical machinery, equip., and supplies -
Motor vehicles & motor vehicle equipment
Aircraft and parts ..

Ship and boat building and repairing.
Railroad & mise. transportation equipment

All other durable goods.
fondurable goods
Mest products
Bakery products
Other food industries
Tobacco manufactures
Knitting mills
Yarn, thread, and fabric mills.

Other textile mill products.
Apparel & other fabricated textile products.
Paper and allied products
Printing, publishing, and allied industries -
Chemicals and allied products.
Petroleum and coal products.

Rubber products..
Footwear, except rubber
Leather & leather products, exc. footwear
ot specified manufacturing industries.

Transport., commun., & other public util
milroads and railway express service
treet railways and bus lines.
rucking service and warehousing.
Ester transportation
ir transportation

other transportation elecommunications. lectric and gas utilities fater supply, sanitary services, & other util.

Wholesale and retail trade Jholesale trade... bod & dairy prod, stores, & milk retailing menal merchandise & five & ten cent stores pparel and accessories stores.. urniture, bome furnishings, & equip. stores. lotor vehicles and accessories retailing woline service stations rugstores ating and drinking places ardware, farm implem't, & bldg. mater'l ret. other retail trade

Finance, insurance, and real estate inking and other finance. surance and real estate

Business and repair services usiness services tomobile repair services and garages. cellaneous repair services

Personal services tivate households otels and lodging places andering, cleaning, and dyeing services

other personal services.. Entertainment and recreation services

Professional and related services edical and other health services

acational services, government. Horational services, private. ellare, religious, & membership organiz'ns. el, engineering, & misc, professional serv.

Public administration stal service... deral public administration late and local public administration.

Table 85.-WEEKS WORKED IN 1949 BY THE EXPERIENCED CIVILIAN LABOR FORCE, BY INDUSTRY AND SEX, FOR THE STATE AND FOR STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREAS OF 250,000 OR MORE: 1950-Con.

Table 85.-WEEKS WORKED IN 1949 BY THE EXPERIENCED CIVILIAN LABOR FORCE, BY INDUSTRY AND SEX, FOR THE STATE AND FOR STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREAS OF 250,000 OR MORE: 1950-Con.

Table 86.-INCOME IN 1949 OF THE EXPERIENCED CIVILIAN LABOR FORCE, BY INDUSTRY AND SEX, FOR THE STATE AND FOR STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREAS OF 250,000 OR MORE: 1950 [Based on 20-percent sample. For totals by industry from complete count, see table 79. Median not shown where base is less than 500)

Federal public administration.

36.145 31,820

305 660 740

690 1,110 1,875 2,860
2,645 2,005 1,735
1,130 1,350
1,905
3,015
3,730
3,575
680
600
810
800 780
900
1,625 1,860 2,360 2,715
2,200 2,015
345
530 485
745
770
925
2,255 2,820
3,695 8,910 13,390
295
390
480 1,155 2,750
1,045 1,095

970 2,985

840

3.610 5,400 7,860 515 1,260 2,680 2,095 1,505 1,645 1,543

495 2,025 7,360 3,0

1,300

4,38: 3.273

260 3,106

745 1,295

650

390

855

615

585
790

725

200 2,574

840

290 2,4291

1,165 2,940 4,305 5,370 4,260 3,500 915 1,335 2,050 4,815 6,335

17,660 16,405 8,305
4,200 6,665 2,525