Pacific Islands Monthly
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Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 May 1958Vol. XXVIII, No. 10

A Spot to Keep

p. 142 · Read in the full issue

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Away From

When the Russian swn ship, “Witjaz” visited P.

Moresby, a hopeful repon asked the master, Captain A Sergev, if he knew of any K sian submarines operate around P-NG waters. No, s Captain Sergev, most unsi prisingly, he did NOT knowi any Russian submarines ops ating around P-NG waters..

The question was a referee to a report a week earlier U two submarines had be sighted off Lou Island, in Andrew's Strait, south of JR nus.

But if there were any sr ( marines in this particular at: they were probably having a time of it. For this is wh£ several undersea volcanoes h>i been active in the last j years, spewing up whole islan among other things.

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