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WHEN OUT OF TOWN REGISTER FROM BROOKLYN 10 BROOKLYN EAGLE, JUNE 23, 1946 Servants Scarce and Expensive As Result of Wartime Pay Rates AIR FORCE SHOW TO SPUR ARMY RECRUITING HERE every 11 families In 1900 came from a report recently Issued by the National Bureau of Economic Research, based on an Investigation of domestic service. In 1944, the report said, there was only one servant for every 20 families. Higher wages and shorter hours are necessary In order to attract more workers to the domestic field Is the conclusion reached by the report. Chinese, Persian, American Used RUGS Bought I will pay aajns HIGH CASH PRICES a lai rear afalal II. L.

RUG CO. DEwey 6-4T and those are the girls who are The domestic worker who tore out jobs. Wages run from $25 to $45 and still the Jobs go begging." The figure of one servant for The mobile recruiting unit of the kitchen to get a Job in a war plant not so long ago is in no tearing hurry to get back to the pots and pans. If and when she really in demand," Bates for Workers The wages quoted by Miss Larsen are higher than the average which homemakers who call the U. S.

Employment Service offer. There of the 1st Air Force "Caravan" will give series of demonstrations In Brooklyn next luesday displaying comes back at all, It is likely to be on a "sleep-out" rather than on the many items of new military equip 70 cents an hour and carfare is old "sleep-In" basis. Definite hours, 33il ment made public for the first time as factory work taught her to pre since censorship was lifted by the (ml mire as War Department. fer, time off daily for recreation or to look after her own family, these The caravan, consisting of three are what household helpers want, units, comes to the borough after demand and 'get in these piping a successful tour of the New England States. It is under the com times of peace.

"Calls for workers who sleep In mand of MaJ. Dale E. Altman. The AMAZIHG IHVENTI0N BLASTS LOUD ALARM INSTANT THIEF TAMPERS WITH ANY PART OF CAR OR TRUCK are the hardest to supply," saw exhibition will be presented on Miss Frances Gunner, supervisor of Tuesday and Wednesday at 4 p.m. Wtilrwmnmmmmn aaaa-saa, the household service branch of the and 7:30 p.m., at Borough Hall, and United States Employment Service on Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 205 Schermerhorn St.

at the same hours, at Surf and Still-well Coney Island. "We fill only around 250 such calls a month, as compared to The intelligence section comprises PART OF AIR DISPLAY Among the exhibits to be demonstrated by the 1st Air Force "Caravan" in a series of borough shows this week is a standard parachute, so designed that it will function even with as much as one-fourth of the canopy torn away. nearly the same number of calls dally for workers on a definite a show complete in itself. It has been designed to demonstrate all the contributing factors that marie America's air forces the most power hourly basis, usuallv one or two days a week. Of course, we have twice as many calls as we can fill, ful and effective in the world.

It includes a situation map, typical of anyway, in any group. But the average housewife no longer hopes for, or can afford, a 'sleep-in, full time helper." the mans used in plotting attacks aRainst Nazi industrial centers, supply lines and troop positions; a pilot esrape and evasion kit, photo Queens Man 'Dubs In7 Voices For Stars in Export Movies Besides the Schermerhorn St. office, the TJ. S. Employment Service maintains another office at 937 interpreters table and kit, stero-type photos, and a complete exhibition of models of all planes used by all Kings Highway.

About 5,000 house workers a month are placed by countries In World War II. Rescue and Survival Equipment these two offices. War work has made household workers conscious of hours, even more than of wages, said Miss Gun the going rate for part-time workers. For sleep-ins the wajes are about the same, $150 a month average. "Of course, we don't set the wages," explained Miss Gunner.

"The housewife herself makes the offer." Actually, most houseworkers don't want what the British are now calling resident workers rather 'than sleep-ins, said Mist Gunner. "At a meeting to discuss the domestic worker problem it was decided that resident worker sounded more dignified. But American workers seem indifferent to what housewives call them they don't want to be sleep-ins or resident workers either. What they're interested in are the hours, and the problem will continue to be acute until the housewives begin thinking in terms of regular hours for their household help, a 9-to-5 or a 10-to-6 day and a five-day week, possibly. Some employers are already thinking In these terms.

A $25 weekly minimum is being offered by housewives in this group." Training Courses Along with a shorter working schedule and adequate wages, Miss Gunner believes that training courses for houseworkers should be on the program which both housewives and houseworkers will arrive at in due course. Efficiently planned and organized household tasks, efficiently performed, will have to be substituted for the old beck-and-call arrangement between mistress and maid. That current shortages of house-workers are widespread was confirmed by Mrs. Mary Brower of the Bush Employment Agency, 148 Livingston who said "sleep-ins are much the hardest to find. Many housewives are willing to pay $40 a week to girls, particularly if they are asked to do the cooking.

There just aren't many girls willing to lease their own homes except for part-time work. A lot of them are married and want to spend as much as possible of their time in their own homes." At the Able Employment Agency, 1425 Kings Highway, Mrs. A. Bacal. the owner, said "there are very few girls who want full-time household ner.

F'or every domestic worker A parachute van includes a tropical survival kit of the type used by stranded pilots on Islands not accessible to immediate rescue, and a one-man life raft completely equipped to supply the minimum needs of airmen cast adrift in mid- SCARES BURGLAR THIN STOPS AUTOMATICALLY Fits Any Auto or Truck Easy to Install ty Anyone in 10 Operates Automatically Now you can easily protect your automobile or truck tires, spotlight and other accessories against thieves 2 hours a day! Just install the amazing new AUTOMATIC DEVIL DOG AUTOMOBILE BURGLAR ALARM. It's a small, low-cost, fool-proof, ELECTRONIC INVENTION which any car owner (an easily install on any model auto or truck in 10 minutes. Scares Thief Away as fast as he can run by blasting loud intermittent warning of the car's horn the instant the thief tries to break into your auto or truck; or tam pers with a tire, spotlight, the trunk compartment or any part of the vehicle. Then it shuts off automatically. Bur blasts further alarms, without being re-seta if Othft thieves tamper with your car later.

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1U93 Atlaalle Arenua there is someone willing to pay the wages asked. One Hopeful Noie The next time you hear the familiar wisecrack "There are all sorts of ways to make a living" you can think of Raoul De Leon. For Raoul, who lives with his wife and son at 152 Beach 116th Rockaway Park, specialized in "dubbing in" for the movies. Which means that If you were In South America and dropped into a movie house in Rio or Buenos Aires to see Edward O. Robinson in "Our Vines Have Tender Grapes" you'd see Mr.

Robinson all right but you'd hear Raoul De Leon, the specialist in supplying voices for Spanish and French version of American films. That's what "dubbing in" is the reading of the original actor's lines in translation at exactly the same rate of speed as he said the English ocean. Among the paraphernalia is The same story, with variations, was repeated at several private employment agencies. The only hopeful note, for the old-fashioned lines In each scene so that the soundtrack for the foreign version will synchronize with the lip movement of the original actor. Strangely enough, although most films are made on the West Coast, most of the mechanical work of preparing the export films is done here in New York.

Born in Mexico, educated in Chile, and a stage, screen and radio actor since 1921, 41-year-old De Leon has functioned as the Spanish voice of Prank McHugh in "Medal for Benny," of George Brent in "The Affairs of Susan" (he also directed the Spanish version), and of Lloyd Nolan in "The House on 92d Street." And by way of switching the process, he was the voice of the French actor who played the chief of police in the English-voice version of "It Happened at the Inn." Being a radio actor is a great help to the man who'd like to be a specialist at "dubbing in," this expert maintains because the radio actor works entirely with the voice and because timing is one of the a chemical for dyeing the water so that reconnaissance planes can locate lost crew members, and three parachutes having a 24-foot canopy that will support up to 150 pounds. The nylon in the shroud lines alone will make 1,000 pairs of nylon homemaker who dreams of any thing like a return of the good old days say, 1900, when there was an average of one servant for every 11 stockings. families was sounded by Miss Linda Larsen. manager of the Atlas Also displayed Is the suit that will assist the pilot Can Set fa Operate Intlralp- Aula, maritally and for varying degrees of loudness. Just pull the Secret Switch -and your DEVIL DOG is ready to scare off thieves.

Woman or school child can sec Switch easily. No jpc ciai batteries required. 10-YEAR GUARANTEE The DEVIL DOG is absolutely guar nteed against mechanical defects for 10 years from date of purchase. Any defective DEVIL DOG wilt be re. placed, or repaired, free of charge if re-turned to us within tht 10-year period.

7tie ntur to maintain consciousness while pulling out of a dive by exerting pressure on vital parts of the pilot's Employment Agency at 474 50th St. "Quite a few European girls will be coming over by Fall," she said, "which will ease the situation considerably. 'As it is now, In the past three body, a "Mae West" life preserver, MM: a B-25 flying jacket, an electrically heated flying suit and portable days we've been able to supply more than half the calls, and they come oxygen bottles. The van also dis. LIMiNTt WORRY end DISCOMFORT In continuously, for part tune and plays complete parachute packing table where actual demonstrations SCIENTIFIC day workers.

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Sleep-ins? Oh, they get from $100 to $200 a month, which shows how scarce they are. They're nearly as hard to find as stenographers and typists, The chemical warfare van exhibits two 500-pound Incendiary clusters Howard Ave. Deal Howard-Tompkins Realty Corpo. ration has sold to 613 Howard Ave. INDIVIDUAL NEEDS Kn tin lataitine Hind abdeejea a Atlewi frM eirculattea tf air ModVltaly arteed gatlilMtiMt Guaranteed Eleltie STOCKINGS AMaalnal BELTS ADELPHI SURGICAL CO.

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the snartment. nt. til a I World War I to the present are also exhibited. The van also has an exhibition of 632 FULTON BKLYNJ smoke pots of the type used to cover the advance of infantry and to bombs In the cluster. They weigh six pounds each, and are filled with a combination of jellied gas and high explosives.

This type was used against Japan. All types of gas masks which have Howard on a plot 50x100. and assessed at $39,000. The premises were sold subject to a mortgage in the sum of $21,100. Samuel Simone-witz was the broker.

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