Abstract
Assume C is the class of all linear orders L such that L is not a countable union of well ordered sets, and every uncountable subset of L contains a copy of ω1. We show it is consistent that C has minimal elements. This, together with a result of Ishiu and Moore [4], resolves an old problem of Galvin [3].
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