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The Nome Nugget
Geo. S. Maynard, Editor and Publisher
Published every evening except Sunday by the NOME PUB
LISHING COMPANY, Front Street Nome, Alaska.
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DU) YOU EVER STOP TO THINK |
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Bv Edson R. Waite
* The road to continued prosperity |
is right ahead. A get-together,
at ay-together and boost-together
spirit will get your city on that
road and keep it there.
All citizens should boost with
real enthusiasm. Your city is
■worthy of your best endeavors.
You should think of your city
■with pride and glory in her ach
ievements.
Boosters are the hack-bone of
4avelopment; they are the main
stay of progress.
There has never been a great
«r opportunity than right now for
every citizens to render real ser-1
vice to the home city.
It is the duty of every man to
boost, the home city. It is up to
them to measure up to the require
ments of their city.
They should rally to the support
of every forward movement ana
lend their time and money unstint
edly for it* success.
There is bound to be growth
wTiere there is action. People a'e
attracted to the communities that
artT-ilive and let the world know
know it.
BAYS HINDENBURG REALLY
BELIEVED HITLER WAS
TO BLOCKED Hl!«
(By The Associated press)
BERLIN, Aug. 18, Colonel Os
kar von Hindenburg, son of the
late President von Hindenburg, is
sued a statement today declaring
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SCENES FOR ••UNDERTOW”
FI EM ED IN SOUND
OUT AT SKA
Tlie unique llgthhotise setting
used In "Undertow,’' Mary Nolan's
starring production for Universal,
which opens at the Dream Theat"v
on Sunday was the source of much
difflcully and anxiety during the
filming of the picture.
Since « lighthouse was vital to
the all-talking film and since the
nearest lighthouse to the studio
was the Point Firmln Eight at San
Pedro, that one of necessity had to
he used. It was perfect location,
being several mile* out to aea at
the end of a long breakwater of
jjagged rock, but therein lay the
i difficulty,
Each morning Director Harry
Pollard took the company and the
necessary technical equipment in
specially chartered tugs to the
lighthouse landing and landed on
the lighthouse to “shoot." This
i was necessary because there Is
[only a narrow plankway on top
| of the breakwater, which may be
traversed only on foot. All the
highly delicate eQulpment used to
reproduce the sound effect of the
picture, therefore had to be e*
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Chef—"Spagettl Dan”
opw e a. m-. to a a-ing
peclally mounted on n tugwhlch
was moored to the landing, but
which was in constant i move
ment by lhe water.
Pollard was especially please.1
when his technicians were able to
overcome the difficulties of this,
and reproduce the sound of the
breakers crashing ugainsl the
rucks and the other necessary |
•mind effects with a perfection I
equal to anything ever heard on j
the screen.
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