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Photographing lightning present* no problem other than patiently waiting j
for the flash with the lens open, the camera stationary. At the top—A night ■
picture made with an exposure of 25 minutes at « on chrome typo film-
Its probable that a shorter exposure would have sufficed.
Outdoors at night you win and
many a good, perfectly “get
table” shot. Lightning, for example,
,takes its own picture very neatly.
And the procedure is simple.
As a lightning storm approaches,
, place the camera (even a simple box
type outfit will do) on a window sill
or some other convenient perch, aim
it at the storm center, open the
shutter for a time exposure—and
then wait for things to happen.
If you are lucky, a bolt of lightning
will soon come within the ken of
your camera. Then close the shutter,
,wind the film to the next number,
and try again. Lightning pictures
are doubly effective if they include
nearby buildings or trees.
Picturing illuminated buildings,
electric signs, and other night-bloom
ing subjects is simply a matter of
time exposure. The camera, of
course, must be stationary. Length
of exposure depends on the amount
and color of light on your subject,
and the kind of film used. The
chrome type of film is excellent for
■outdoor night time exposures, as it
minimizes flare from strong, exposed
lights. Usually, you’ll find exposures
of from two to five minutes adequate
(unless you stop the lens ’way down;
then you’ll need longer time). And
if your subject is bathed in colored
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11. My employer says he has to
keep my Social Security account
number card. Can he do that?
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keep the account card of an em
ployee. He must give it to the em
ployee, although the employer must j
keep a record of the number so he
can make the reports required of
him by the United States Treasury.
12. I am a nurse employed in a
dentist’s office, but he says he does
net come under the Social Security
law and I do not have to have a
security account card. Is that so? |
Ans. No. A dentist, engaged in
private practice of his profession is
an employer, within the scope of;
the Social Security Act, when he
employs a nurse, or anyone else for
any work in the course of his busi
ness. He must get an employer’s
identification number. For this he
should get Form SS-4 from the near
est post office or Social Security
Board Field Office and file it im
mediately. You should file immedia
tely for an employee’s account num
ber, using Form SS-5, which you
can get from the nearest post offi
ce or your nearest Social Security
Board Field Office. Make your num
ber known to your employer.
13. Does the Social Security law
apply to persons under 21 years of
age who are employed in. covered
occupations?
Ans. Yes.
14. I am just opening up a new
business. Do I have to apply for an
employer’s identification number?
Ans. Yes.
15. I have just received my copy
of Form SS-2a. I have several em
ployees who do not have account
numbers. What am I required to do?
Ans. First, ask your employee if
he ever has filed an application for
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lights, especially any reddish hue,
give it about double the time you
would otherwise use. j
Real moonlight pictures are some
thing to point to with pride. Moon
light will make pictures just as sun
light does, but being many times
weaker, exposures must be very eon-!
siderably increased. The simplest
way to calculate a moonlight ex
posure is to give 25 minutes for each
1/100-second exposure that would
be given the same scene in sunlight/
Suppose it is a landscape with a)
dark-toned object in the immediate’
foreground. The sunlight exposure
would be 1/25 at 111. Then by the*
light of a full moon with sky clear!
throughout, it would be 100 minutes
at the same stop. This could be cut!
down to 60 minutes with stop f.B.j
Without nearby dark-toned object,’
the exposure can be cut down to 25
minutes at f.B; for distant land
scapes, to 10 or 15 minutes. j
If a sort of daylight effect is de?
sired, then exposures must be multi
plied by four. j
Warning: Don’t Include the mood
itself in your picture unless you wan!
it to show a nice bright "baloney*
sausage hanging in the sky. Llkd
the sun, the moon “do” move.
John van Guilder. /
an account number. Ary employee
who has not applied for a number
using Form SS-5-should do so at
once. Application form can be got
from your pbst office or nearest
Social Security Board Field Office.
Second, employees who have ap
plied, but have not received a num
ber, should file again-using Form
SS-5, paying particular attention to 1
guestion 14 on that form. When they
get their numbers they should make
them known to you so that you can
make your informational returns to
the Treasury.
16. I am president of a company
which promotes entertainment for
; church bazaars and other organiza
i tions during the summer months. In
setting up the parapharnalia we em
ploy local labor on an hourly basis.
Some employees only work two or
three hours. Do we have to deduct
taxes from their wages and file re
. turns for these temporary em
ployees?
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Refreshing as a Sea Breeze
ADVANCE PROGRAM
From Monday, July sth. through
Wednesday, July 7th.
i Monday & Tuesday, July 5-6th.
Kay Francis - Errol Flynn - lan
Hunter - Frieda Inescort in
“Another Dawn”
Metrotone News (News While its
News) Novelty “That Their Busi
ness”
Morning Matinee Monday 10:30;
AJVnfoons 3:15-3:45;
Evenings 7:30-9:15.
Admission 10-26 c
Wednesday, July 7th.
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Donald Cook - Judith Allen -
George Meeker-Russell Hopton hi
“Beware Os Ladies”
Broadway Brevity In Color “Ro
mance of Robert Burns”
Mottling Matinee 1*430}
Afternoon 3:15-3:45
Evening 7:30-0:15.
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Braddock, Louis
Film At Palace
Each Round Has Been Filmed
And Will Be On Screen
If you want a ring-side seat at
ths Joe Louis - Jim Braddock fight
you can get one this coming Thurs
day or Friday. The Palace Theatre
osiers the entire fight on the screen
divect from the ring-side in Chicago.
You can see each blow that was
landed. You see the referee count the
champion out and a rvew wtorld’s
champion made.
You see the entire fight and at
no advance in admission. Remem
bei the dates, Thursday and Friday.
WAYNE AND° LATIMER AT
DOLLY WEDNESDAY
A stirring drama of an industrial
conflict between railroad and truck
ing lines, Universal’s “California
Straight Ahead” opens at the Dolly
Madison Theatre on Wednesday.
Louise Latimer plays the leading
feminine role opposite John Wayne.
Perilous scenes of giant trucks
moving through treacherous moun
tain passes accentuate the drama of
the narrative. Fighting snow storms
and blizzards high in. the California
mountains, the trucks and men move
on, setting the rousing tempo of the
story.
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bility of the employer to deduct and
pay taxes under its provisions does
not in any depend on the length of
time a worker* is employed nor how
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Evenings 7:30—9:15
Admission 10—26 c
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ADVANCE PROGRAM
Fhom Monday, July sth. through
Wednesday, July 7th.
Monday & Tuesday, July 5-6th.
Spencer Tracy - Gladys George -
Franchot Tone in
“They Gave Him A Gun”
(First Run)
Vitaphone Cartoon “Bring on the
Girls” Fiox Movietone News
Morning Matinee Tuesday 10:30;
Afternoon Monday 2:30-4:00;
evenings 7:30-9:15.
Afterhoon Tuesday 3:15-3:45;
Admission 10-26 c
Wednesday, July 7th.
John Wayne - Louise Latimer -
Robert McWade • TuUy Marshall
in
“California Straight Ahead”
Hal Roaeh Comedy “Rone Play” '
Morning Matinee llfo)
Afternoon 3:15-3:45
Evening 7:30-9:15.
Admission 10-2<e -
KAY FRANCIS
ERROL FLYNN
CO-STARRING
Playing in “Another Dawn” At
The Palace Theatre Thurs
day And Friday
Going far afield for a pictures
que setting for a movie, Warner
Bros, this time chose Iraq (which
used to be Arabia) as a locale. They
placed a British garrison there, had
its mlembers surrounded by wild
natives, and offered the problem of
how the soldiers and their officers
and their wives were to be saved
if saved they might be.
“Another Dawn” is the name of
the picture. It is scheduled to open
“California Straight Ahead” is the
tale of a man who pits his brains
and strength against other men,
seeking to prevent him from reach
ing his goal. The picture culminates
in a thrilling cross-country race with
a million dollar contract and a beau
tiful girl at stake.
In the supporting cast there are
Robert McWade, Theodore von Eltz,
Tully Marshall, Emerson Treacy,
and Harry Allen. The offering is a
Trem Carr production.
Palace Theatre
MONDAY & TUESDAY,
JULY sth. and 6th.
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Morning Show Monday 10:30;
Afternoons 3:15 - 3:45
Evenings 7:30—9:15
Admission 10—26 c
11 Joe Louis, Jim Braddock Fight Film at Palace
! | Theatre Thursday and Friday, July Bth - 9th.
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The entire fight has been filmed round by round. See the champion go down ’
for the final count. See Jim Braddock sink Joe Louis. See each blow. A
ring-side seat at no advance in admission.
PALACE THEATRE
Morning Show Friday 10:30; Afternoons 3:15-3:45; Evenings 7:30-9:15.
ADMISSION 10 -26 c
on Thursday at the Palace Theatre.
Add to that situation the fact that
Kay Francis is the lady most chiefly
concerned—and that the two men
who love her are Errol Flynn and
lan Hunter and both have a
chance to save her and the garrison
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