THE NORTHERN FRONT.

Colonist, Volume LXI, Issue 15044, 11 April 1919, Page 5

THE NORTHERN FRONT.

BRITISH RELIEF FORCE

EVACUATION OF ODESSA

(Australian and N.Z. Cable Association)

The War Office JiSSSdiKpjkd for ammediate volunteers for the North Russia relief force, which states it will consist mainly of trained soldiers induding demobilised and discharged for JL T re:enlisti«S must be^fit for^general service and be over nine-o-^n^t 1- °fage -' Ex-soWiers will be given their previous rank. P ay w m be the same as for the armies of occupation. The maximum period of enlistment wilLbe a-year, but; no man rt enlisting will be kept longer than required for this^special service, on completion all will be given two months' furlough on full paf - A British North Russia official message states that the disturbance 6f Chinese workmen at Murmansk was soon quelled. The majority of the rioters , have been arrested. The North Russian troops occupied Gapnavlok, on Lake Vigozero. ■The Allies have evacuated Odessa Vienna messages state that Ukraine leaders have approached the Entente with, a view to arranging peace with tne 1 oles, leayjng disputes regarding territory to be settled by a plebiscite;