Moscow, Jan. 4, selittpslally announced that the ice-breaker Malygin, which ground-off Spitzbergen," hus been xe, floated, Her "crews passengers and ere have been taken over by the Malygin was built by Messrs, Napier & Miller, Glasgow, in. 1913! and was one of the strongest ise Breakers in existence. Known before the Russian Revolution as Solovei Budimirovich, she weighed 1,622 tons developed 620 nominal horse power. She was Bio" tt. long and 862 ft. wide, 1024, she was responsible for the rescue of the survivors of the ill-fated Mahan divigible in. the Polar vegions.—-Trans-Ocean and Special,
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