BPW Celebrates
Working Girl
Heaven doesnt* have to protect
the poor working girl so much
any more with organizations like
Hie Business and Professional
Women’s Club and its 3,426 sister
clubs looking out for their inte
rests.
Now in its 31st year, National
Business Women’s Week, one of
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the major weeks on v* American
calendar, is being marked from
Oct. 4 to 10 by Kodiuk members
with the 174,000 other members
located all over the globe.
“The ability, the caliber and the
progress of business and profes
sional women in our country,” Mrs.
Lillian Smith, local club president
said, “are worthy of special recog
nition, and we are happy to take
part in the observance.
“Our dub maintains balanced
categories of occupation, view
points and ages. Our requirements
are that at least 75 per cent of our
members shall be actively em
ployed in a business or profession,
and be interested in the objects of
the federation.
“In our association with other
groups,” Mrs. Smith explained,
“we have a well-balanced program
in the fields of career advance
ment, health and safety, interna
tional relations, national security
and public affairs.”
The BPW group is the largest
organization of women who work,
and was founded in 1919, accord
ing to Mrs. Smith.
“We have increased the prestige
of employed women and fostered
greater acceptance of them in busi
ness and the professions,” Mrs.
Smith concluded, “and shall con
tinue to work to achieve our many
goals.”
In support of the importtence of
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National Business Women's Week,
Mrs. Smith listed the followig ac
complishments over the past few
years of the womens groups asso
ciated with the Kodiak club:
1. Obtained jury service for
women and equal pay legislations
in many states; 2. Supported laws
to make women's branches com
ponent parts of the armed serv ices;
3 Endorsed the merit Itystem in
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