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Better Jobs in '62 Predicted
Students who finish their college and professional educations about ten years from now will have their pick of jobs, Frank H. Bowles, director of the College Entrance Examination Board, told a group in New York yesterday.
Bowles believes that because of the increased birth rate of the 1940's there will be a rapid expansion of the American economy at that time with a continued scarcity of persons trained for jobs of leadership.
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