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Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 October 1949Vol. XX, No. 3

More Japs Found In

p. 29 · Read in the full issue

N. Guinea

Pt. Moresby, Oct. 6.

ANOTHER seven Japanese soldiers were found recently in a village in the Finisterre Ranges. They had been hiding among the natives for nearly five years. Their clothes were ragged and they were suffering from malnu trition. They will be sent to Manus to join Jap war criminals there.

Only a few weeks ago, two Jap soldiers came out of hiding near Saidor.

Twenty-four Japs have been found in this area since the war ended.