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... Allied forces by wearing white sleeve-bands, which the mark the White Guards. Murmansk Front.—Allied troops operating from Kandalaksha, on the White Sea, 180 miles south of Murmansk, have driven invading patrols back across the Finnish frontier, an'd have ...
... leaders being arrested. , It appears that had the rising materialised other outbreaks along the line would have taken place Kandalaksha, Kern, and Soroka. At Archangel March 24 there was some trouble, shots being fired sentries. A Bolsheviks were arrested ...
... Government transport to leave the White Sea, and it carried the British General Headquarters Staff from Popoff Island and Kandalaksha to Murmansk, where the Staff officers joined other vessels. ...
... lives to tens of thousands of human beings. Overcrowded Hospital I fell ill with typhus December, 1929, and was placed in Kandalaksha hospital. This hospital was designed for 75 patients. It accommodated at time more than 200. The patients lay bare planks ...
... Thirteen members of the crew were killed when the Soviet airship V 6 crashed into a mountain top in a snowstorm 11 miles from Kandalaksha, in Murmansk Province. Searchers in reindeer sleighs and on skis found the wreckage. Three members of the crew were found ...
... post office here. Moscow.—A subterranean hydro power station—the first of its kind in the U.S.S.R. —is being built near Kandalaksha inside the Arctic Circle. It will have capacity of 150,000 kilowatts. Tirana.—A mission of leading Albanian personalities ...
... claims the lowest proportional road death-rate in the world. M oscow.—A large aluminium plant i* being constructed near Kandalaksha in the Arctio circle. Production will start next year. Johannesburg.—Two Junkers flying hotels capable of carrying 30 ...
... frontier will be drawn from Olonez, at a distance of about 15 to 45 miles west of the Leningrad- Murmansk railway, up to Kandalaksha, meeting the old frontier at this point. Finnish territory to be surrendered to Russia will create a new frontier from Bioerko ...
... equivalent to a major defeat on the battlefield might very well be produced. This thin line straggling from Leningrad through Kandalaksha to the Arctic Ocean, at one point only 40 miles from ...
... communications. If they can trap these fresh troops the Finns may establish themselves on the Leningrad-Murmansk railway at Kandalaksha, the Russian White Sea port 50 miles beyond the frontier. This would _ put the Finns a really powerful position, for the ...
... negotiations. The Russian negotiators were headed by Molotov, the Prime Minister and Foreign Commissar. line connecting Kandalaksha and Kemijaervi. (8) After this treaty has come into force economic relations are to be restored between the two countries ...
... Soviet troops continue to resist stubbornly. Away to the north, the Russians declared that in the direction of '3lurmusk, Kandalaksha, and in the Karelian Isthmus their troops continued fighting with isolated units. A Moscow radio 'claim was that the German ...