“SOUTHERN CROSS STAR"
SYDNEY, May 10. Mr. I-I. C. Jones (president of the Now Zealand Association of New South Wales) made a suggestion that, in. recognition of Mr. Churchill’s inspiration to the Empire, consideration should be given by the Australian and New Zealand Governments to the presentation of a special decoration to be known as “The Southern Cross Star.” He said it would be a great occasion for the Commonwealth and the Dominion if Mr. Churchill could visit the Pacific to receive such an award.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 11 May 1945, Page 6
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