Where There's Smoke - There's Not Always Fire: Despite appearances the Submarine Nautilus is not Ablaze. The smoke is coming from the engine from during one of the tests to which the Sir Hubert Wilkins and his men have been putting the craft in which they hope to reach the north pole. June 9, 1931. (Photo by International Newsreel Photo).

Where There's Smoke - There's Not Always Fire: Despite appearances the Submarine Nautilus is not Ablaze. The smoke is coming from the engine from during one of the tests to which the Sir Hubert Wilkins and his men have been putting the craft in which they hope to reach the north pole. June 9, 1931. (Photo by International Newsreel Photo).
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