THIRD EDITION.
THE GALLIPOLI STAR. .,
'AN INVIDIOUS DISTINCTION
BRITISH SHOULD SHARE.
. Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. (Seed. ISO a.m.). MELBOURNE, Nov. 18.
. In. View of the War Office's decision to award the Star Ribbon to all officers and men who served before December 31, 1915, tide Federal Defence authorities are of the opinion that there will be no Gallipoli Star decwation as originally proposed. The* consider that it would be an invidious distinction for Australians, ■if the decoration were not also awarded to the British 29th Division, which participated in the Gallipoli campaign.
ESSENTIAL OF ARMISTICE. MAINTENANCE OF ORDER. WARNING TO GERMANY. Auttralian and N.Z. Cable ■ Association. (Eecd. LSO *.m.) PARIS, Nov. 17. According to messages from Berlin, Mr. Woodrow Wilson has informed the Government that the maintenance of law and order was a prerequisite to the armistice, which would be dissolved if Joffe and other Russian Bolshevik representatives were allowed to return to Germany.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17011, 19 November 1918, Page 6
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