Both Houses of Parliament of the Union of South Africa have addressed messages to the King, stating their loyal resolution and assurance of support and determination to take all necessary measures to defend the interests of the Union and ce-operate with Hu Majesty's Government to maintain the integrity of the Empire, and also to convey to His Majesty the King of the Belgians their admiration and sympathy with the Belgian people in their heroic stand for the protection of the country against an unprincipled invasion.
The leading Mi ans of Sierra Leone have expressed their loyalty and sympathy with Great! Britain in the present situation.
Rodin, in presenting 2 collection of his works to the British nation, writes that he does so "as token of admiration for your heroes."
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