The Archive · 1923

Sympathy the World Over

Capetown, Sept. 7.

The Government in expressing its very deep sympathy with Japan has notified its intention of sending 5,000 bags of maize by the first available boat as a contribution to the relief fund—Reuter.

Paris, Sept. 6.

The Government has_ ordered flags to be flown at half-mast on public buildings throughout the country to-morrow, and has requested all theatres, cinemas, etc., to close as a sign of mourning for the disaster in Japan.—Re1- ter.

Rome, Sept. 7.

In public sympathy for Japan flags will be half-masted and theatres closed to-morrow.—Reuter.

Brussels, Sept. 6.

The Japanese Charge d'Affaires called at the Foreign Ministry today and thanked the Government for its sympathy towards Japan, especially the immediate starting of a public subscription for the benefit of victims.—Reuter.

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