... memorable Christmas was that pa—ed in the reindeer-skin hul of family Northern Lapland, about half way between Alcxandruvsk and Kandalaksha. I was travelling tvindeer-(ded—an uncomfortable conveyance like a small boat drawn by single reindeer, and which is averr ...

... that passed in the Teindee.r-&km hut of a Laplander family m Northern Lapland, about half way between Alexandrovek and Kandalaksha. was travelling uncomfortable conveyance like a small boat drawn single reindeer, and which is every Lm mmifco eo. sending ...

... They hoisted shirts on long staffs, and waved them vigorously. Their signal* were seen, and the steamer, which proved *he Kandalaksha. of sent boat ashore. This took off the captain and his daughter. Some provisions were given (he others, and then the steamer ...

... can only be done effectively in the summer, and what is now ready is the secti.in of the ;ine running from tho crest to Kandalaksha. The other sections will have to wait till nest What hes been done in the meantime to utilise the harbour is something ...

... Kola ])euin®u(:i ■lroni Kandalaksha, the north-western corner of the White Sea. to Novo Alexandrov®k. was ready the end last year, permitting motor-sledge connection With the Finnish railways. The fourth section, between Kandalaksha and Kem. was the laed ...

... Allied forces wearing' white sleeve bauds. Which is the mark the White Guards. Murmansk I*ront.—Allied troops operating from Kandalaksha, the Whit© Sea, 180 miles south of Murmansk, have driven invading patrols back across the Finnish frontier, and have cleared ...

... forces wearing -white sleeve bauds, which is the mark of the White Guards. , Murmansk Front.—Allied troops operating from Kandalaksha (on the Whit© Sea. 180 miles south of Murmansk) have driven invading patrols back across the Finnish frontier, and have ...

... to Spitsbergen, passed over Kern on the White Sea coeat at 10.10 p.m. yesterday At 1.15 a.m. hoday the Norge passed over Kandalaksha, 1,050 kilometres north of Leningrad and 390 kilometres south Murmansk.—Keuter, Oslo, Thursday. The Norge started from at ...

... . cost their life teik, thousands human beings. I also fell ill with typhus in December. . . . and was placed into the Kandalaksha hospital. . . This hospital was designed for 75 patients it accommodated at the time more than The patients lay there bare ...

... the life of tens of thousands of human beings. 1 also fell ill with typhus in December, 1929 . and was placed into the Kandalaksha hospital. This hospital was designed for seventy-Mrs patients . . it accommodated at the time more than two hundred. The ...

... their life to tens of thousands of human beings. I also fell 11l with typhus in Decernber,_l929 and was placed into the Kandalaksha Hospital. . This hospital was designed for 75 patients . . it accommodated at the time more than 200. The patients lay there ...

... (24 miles from Kandalaksha) , when it reported all well by radio. Suddenly the calls ceased, and wireless stations which had been listening-in could obtain no reply from the airship. At that time the dirigible was approaching Kandalaksha in a snowstorm ...