Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1942 — Page 6

Local Dentists To Install Barb

Dr. William E. Barb will become the new president of the Indianapolis Dental society Tuesday at the organization's dinner meeting at 6:30 pp m. in the Hotel Lincoln. * Dr. Barb, who has been vice president this year, will sueceed Dr. Walter E. Beyer. Speakers at Et the De cting will be Drs. Charles W. Myers and Charles R. Bird, phgsicians, who will discuss the problems of medical relief in civilian defense. Both ans served in the army medical corps during the first world war.

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153 KITE FLIERS VIE TOMORROW

Annual Contest Will ~-Be Held at Christian Park If Weather Permits.

Weather permitting. the annual city kite tournament will begin at 10 a. m. tomorrow at Christian park. Bad weather conditions already] have forced two postponements of] the contest sponsored by city and! WPA recreation departments. An origina! entry list of 153 boys and girls will probably be enlarged by additional entries which the contest officials will accept on the scene tomorrow. All kites must be made by the boys and girls who enter them. rtrants not more than 13 will be placed in the junior class and those from 13 to 18 will comprise the senior contest, Prizes will be awarded for attractiveness and performance.

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ECONOMY BASEMENT | 1, yse Filters to Get

By FRANK WIDNER One of the biggest temptations to the camera fan these days are those big, fat clouds against the |clear blue sky. Any beginner knows that in or-

!der to get such beauty to show up in a black and white photograph, ihe must use some kind of a filter lover the lens of his camera. What kind of filter to use is where trou{ble generally starts. Usually, the beginner will conisult a more advanced amateur or the fellow next door who has been | wading through books on the theory lof the filter. What results is that the beginner usually gets so crammed with information that he |gets badly scared und is ready to

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DENY SLAYERS ONCE GUARDED PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, April 10 (U. P— White House Press Secretary Ste phen T. Early described yesterday as “a complete lie” a story printed Monday in the Washington Daily | Merry-Go-Round, a column written by Drew W. Pearson and Robert S. Allen, on the recent slaying of an

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RCA RECREATION NEEDS STUDIED

‘Softball May Replace Bowling for Those on | The Night Shift. |

One of the biggest problems of the recreation department at RCA]

is to provide sports facilities for the

i “night shift,” that works from 3| te 11 p m This winter bowling leagues for !both men and women operated suec-| |cessfully from midnight to 3 a. m.,| {the best hours for the workers on the night shift to have their re ation. But the summer months present! a new problem because any sport necessarily must be out-of-doors. So the department is considering setting up a lighted softball diamond. However, there are a number of problems to work out before the matter is settled. 5 Roller skating, which also proved popular during the winter, probably will continue through the summer as a “major sport.” $s 8 #8

‘Star Skater Joins Plant

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can tell vou that “Meanie Marg” Gowdy, who until a year ago was] one of the stars of the roller derby which tours the country, is now starring in a new role—as a member of the sub-assembly job at Curtiss-Wright. Marg joined the roller derby in Chicago when she was 23 after learning to skate at the public rinks. She was given three weeks training on an oval track ana then placed on the team where she served for more than three years. She said the girls in the derby skate at an average of 35 miles an hour and occasionally hit top speeds of 45 miles.

Graduation at Allison's

Last week was graduation time for both the air corps and RAF training classes at Allison’s. Thurs- | day night the air corps boys got) their sheepskins after a dinner at the Hotel Antlers and Friday night 26 RAF men received certificates at a banquet at the Red Gables. | Tryouts for the Allison baseball! team started this week. Herb! Hathaway, manager, has entered! his club in the municipal league. . « On Tuesday, May 12 (all 24 hours of it), the Allison bowling] tourney will be held at Pritchett’s|

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film, you will get trouble with filters. Only the pale yellow ones are comfortable, with ortho. The hers require you to increase exposure four or five times and the result is that your camera aperture is opened so. wide that you have little, if any, depth of field left.

Filters Change With Speed

With pan film it is different. You can use pale-yellow, deeper-yellow, vellow-green, green and red-orange filters. The rules tell you how much to increase exposure; they tell you to use green filters with fast pan and yellow filters with slower pans.

rule makers will even show you figures to prove their point, try this even if it’s just as an experiment. Take any old filter (providing it's not red—and I don’t mean redorange—I mean red) use it on any old pan, read your meter for the shadows, double your exposure for the filter and you'll come out fine. The more your back is toward the sun, the darker the sky will be. The more you swing the lens toward the sun, the lighter the sky will be. If you use any kind of a filter but pale yellow with ortho, you'll get an under exposure even if the exposure has been increased a million times, if the light is at all reddish.

PAINTERS HAVE DINNER

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tors were guests of the DuPont Paint service store at a dinner meeting last night in the Lincoln hotel. R. J. Nast, manager of the DuPont store, was toastmaster. Two films

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‘Girl Gets Bond Award

The first girl in the Indianapolis division of RCA to become a mem-| ber of the Century club is Phoebe Jo Ehle. The club is composed of workers] who have been awarded $100 in de- | fense bonds for suggestions on ways| to improve the service or machinery | to speed up production. “It’s just luck.” said Miss Ehle modestly. “I just happened to think| of a fixture that would straighten! and check drive rods and save one! of my pals a lot of work and eye-| strain.” 2

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‘Rewarded for Rescue

Patrolman Dan R. Styers of the Allison patrol recently was awarded the Red Cross certificate of merit for saving a man’s life by artificial respiration last summer. Only two certificates have been presented in | the last three years. , . . Hoy Hendricks has returned to visit Allison's after serving in Iceland with the Marines. His corperal stripes are due to become sergeant’s very soon. | . + « The Allison Saddle club. began its regular Monday night rides this week at Bonham’s stables, 3050 Kessler blvd. Secretary Claribel Rogers reports interest in nye is greater this year than ever Before. . . . A total of 758 Allison men now are serving in the armed forces.

JUNIORS GIVE MOVIE The Junior class of Decatur Central will present a moving picture, “Java Customs,” at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the gymnasium.

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