Speedway Flyer, Volume 9, Number 33, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 July 1940 — Page 2

The Speedway Flyer NON-PARTISAN NON-SECTARIAN NON-PROFIT Owned and published by civic-spirited Speedway business and professional men in the best interests of the community. Distributed each Friday to every home in Speedway. Each page carries its messages of interest to our citizens—Church, social and our schools as well as the merchants of our home town. Our efforts are directed toward making Speedway City a “Better and Bigger City.” HOWARD ANDERSON, Editor Bel. 3555—1 f no one answers, call Bel. 2242

GUILD GETTING CORRECT EXPOSURE - a 1 HLite IIL. Ie? mF wl Mm :<• iw BBRgk iI B 1 Ks , x, MBp' • To get exposures right, classify your subjects correctly. Here, backs are to the sun, so faces are In “open shade.**

IT IS NOT difficult to get correct exposure tor an outdoor picture, although the matter seems to bother many amateur photographers. As a matter pt fact, a moment’s thought and a bit of common sense ■will settle almost any exposure question. In figuring any exposure, the essential point is: how much light does the subject reflect? A brilliant beach scene will reflect a great deal of light—so, obviously, exposure can be less than for an “average” scene. On the other hand, a shady scene or very dark subject reflects less light to the camera — and so exposure must be more than average. Inexpensive cameras such as the popular box type and low-priced folding models are adjusted to give correct exposure for subjects in sunshine, when loaded with average film of average speed. For finer cameras, and the same film, the basic exposure for subjects in sunshine is 1/50 second at f/8 lens opening. The inexpensive cameras in many cases have an adjustment for a smaller lens opening, to be used when picturing sunlit subjects on a beach, or on brilliant water. With a

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finer camera, you can simply stop down to f/11, and shoot these scenes at 1/50 second. Pictures of a subject in open shade (not under trees) can be taken with a finer camera at 1/25 second and f/8, or 1/50 second at ' f/5.6. With a box or inexpensive folding camera, place the subject in , somewhat deeper shade, and give a very short "time” exposure, with the camera on a firm, steady, support, such as a table edge. For a few cents, you can get an exposure guide which eliminates calculation of exposures. You simply set ft dial for the type of subject or lighting—and the correct lens opening and shutter speed are automatically indicated. Be sure to classify your subject correctly. Note the picture above. The general scene is bright and open, but the subjects’ backs are to the sun. Therefore, the faces are shaded, and so they could actually be classified as subjects in “open shade.” Don’t let exposure worry you. Apply common sense to it —use a dependable exposure guide—and you need never get an incorrectly exposed shot John van Guilder

TRIANGLE CLASS PICNIC TO BE NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT The Triangle Class of Speedway Christian Church will hold its regular class meeting at a picnic to be held at Riverside Park on next Tuesday evening July 16th. Class members are asked to meet at the church at 6:00 o’clock in order that those who do not have cars may be assured transportation. A basket supper will be enjoyed, following which there will be r regular business session of the class.

FORMER SPEEDWAY RESIDENT MAKES “HOLE IN ONE’* A. E. Ferguson, better known to many Speedway folk as “Gene,” joined the very exclusive golfers’ club recently at the Illinois Country Club when he mac> the golfer’s impossible shot, a hole in one. Gene teed off at the ninth hole and to the surprise of one and all, his ball sailed 127 yards to sink sweetly into the cup for a real hole in one. For this distinction Mr. Ferguson received a write-up in the Chicago Tribune. We were in Chicago ourselves last summer and had a nice visit with Gene. Now when we see him, we’ll have to take off our hats in honored respect to the golfer who can make the impossible shot. Congratulations, Gene.

MERCHANTS HUMBLED BEFORE UNDEFEATED PITTSBORO TEAM The Speedway Merchants were handed their second defeat in twice 686 MEMBERS IN PENNSYLVANIA 100,000 MILE CLUB The famous 100,000 Mile Club in Pennsylvania, composed of drivers of. cars of the Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania and the Diamond State Telephone Company, was increased by 93 new members in 1939, which makes the membership now 686. To be a member of this organization, a driver must have driven telephone company cars for at least ten years without having been responsible for a single accident

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as many starts by the league-lead-ing Pittsboro Merchants, last Monday evening. The game was, by far, the most thrilling encounter in which the Speedway team has yet participated. In the early stages of the game, the home-town boys grabbed a lead by, pushing one run across the plate in both the first and second innings. The local lads continued their dazzling display by holding the pace-setters to a single little fluke hit until the game was well past the half-way mark and, by this time, it began to appear as though the race-town boys were running the game to suit themselves.

The game had progressed well into the fifth frame before the league-leaders were successful in squeezing across the plate their initial marker, but after that, there was a different tale to tell. In the Speedway half of the sixth inning, the side was retired in one, two, three order, and then came the fatal blow. In the last half of the sixth,Pittsboro staged one of the most enthusiastic rallys that we have ever witnessed, and succeeded in tallying four more big runs thus making the score stand at 5 to 2, with Pittsboro on the long end. The Merchants came to bat in the first half of the final inning with a grim determination to win, or at least make a bold rush on Pittsboro’s slim three run lead.

Although they were very successful in getting the bases loaded with nobody out, try as they would they could only net one run before the side was retired, and thus the game ended with the final score reading Pittsboro 5 and Speedway Merchants 3'. We sincerely urge all of you ardent baseball fans to “get behind” this team; go to as many of the games as is possible and lend the boys some mental and vocal support because we feel that these fellows are really going to get out and do some fancy stepping in the soft-ball world.

SCHOOL NEWS The Speedway 4-H Club will not meet Tuesday July 16th and Wedneday July 17th. Members of the club will attend the Marion County 4-H Club camp which is held at the Boy Scout Reservation

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near Lawrence, Indiana. These girls will enjoy work in music, handicraft, sports and nature study. There will be a guest night during the camp which will be announced in the paper later. Those attending camp are: Joy Schoenewey, Alice Powell, Elaine Gray, Beulah Clarke, Norma Jean King, Ethyl King, Marcheta Collins, Mazel Collins, Shirley Graesch Myrna Mae Lewis, Mary Kuszmaul Fairy Henderson, and Donna Mae Etter. The Speedway 4-H Club was entertained last Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Updike. The afternoon was spent in playing games in the

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yard. Light refreshments were served. There were twenty club members present. CHORUS MEMBERS NOTICE The Mothers’ Church of the Speedway P. T. A. will hold its picnic at Christian Park on July 21st. Bring a dish of food and sandwiches, and drink for your family. We will put it all together. We will meet at 14th and Winton Avenue at 10:30 o’clock and leave from there. We want everyone to attend who can do so. The women of the chorus will hold a short business meeting immediately after lunch.