I History Os The American Rag ! j
f (Flag Rules Continued);’
27. When displayed otherwise
thin being flown from a staff the
*Lr. S. Flag should be suspended
\o that, its folds fall freai.
* 28. Whether hung horizontally
or vertically, the stars, or union,
should always be in tie Flag’s
own upper right corner, or to the
observer’s left.
29. The U. S'. Flag should never
be used as drapery, never fes
tooned, drawn back, ncir up, in
/olds. It should always t e allow
ed to' fall free. should
be used for decoration, j
30. The Flag should ir.ever be
fa’itdnod, displayed, use.t or stor
ed in such manner as will per
nitl it to be easily Win, soiled or
damaged. 1
32. The flag should Sever be
used as a ceiling cover.
33. Never hang or (’rape the
.flag in any position below the
seats on a platform.
34. When used on a speaker’s
platform, the flag if displayed
flat, should be above and behind
‘the speaker. Use bunting to dec
orate a speaker’s desk or the
front of the platform.
35. When displayed on a staff
in a church chancel, or on a
speaker's platform, the U. S. Flag
should be to the right of the cler
gyman or speaker as he faces
the congregation or audience.
Any other flag should be to his
left. If the staffed U. S. Flag is
displayed elsewhere than in the
chancel or on the platform it
should be placed at the right
front, and on the floor level with
the congregation or audience as
they face the chancel or plat
form. Any other flag should be
at the left front.
36. The U. S. Flag should nev
er be used as a receptacle for re
ceiving, holding, carrying or de
livering anything.
37. The U. S. Flag should nev
er have placed upon any part of
it nor attached to it any mark,
insignia, letter, work, figure, de
sign, picture or drawing of any
nature.
38. The flag should never be
used for advertising purposes. It
should not be embroidered on
such articles as cushions or hand
kerchiefs. It should not be print-,
ed or otherwise impressed on pa
per napkins, tablecloths, boxes or
anything designed for temporary
use and discard. It should never
be part of a costume or ethletk
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{Uniform. Advertising signs
i i should not be fastened to a staff
lor halyard from 'which the flag
is flown.
39. When the flag is used on a
’ casket its union should be over
, the deceased’s left shoulder. Car
-1 ry the casket foot first. The flag
1 should not be lowered into the
grave, nor allowed to touch the
' ground.
40. After a U. S. Flag has been
1 used as a casket cover it may,
and should be displayed in every
\ normal manner.
| 41. When the flag is placed
upon the grave, see that it will
not touch the ground. Do not
leave it there indefinitely. In
Arlington and other National
Cemeteries flags are removed the
I following day.
42. A U. S. Flag may be mend
ed, washed or dry cleaned. Fed
{oral Code and proper usage pro
vide that when the flag is so
II badly torn, soiled or faded that
jit is no longer a fitting emblem
| for display it should be destroy
ed in a dignified way, privately •
and preferably by burning.
43. Any rule custom pertain
ing to the display of the U. S.
Flag may be changed or repealed,
or additional rules may be pre
i scribed hv the President of the
j United States, acting as Com
j mander-in-Chief of the armed
| forces. Any such change shall be
j set forth in a Presidential proc
j lamation.
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WIN FIRST GAME
Edenton’s Jayvee cagers cap
tured their first win after six de
feats Monday night by defeating
J Scotland Neck 49-26.
Richard Hollowell had 11 points
for the Junior Aces. Jimmy Pat
terson and Lioyd Lassiter had 9
each, Bill Goodwin and Joe
Mitchener 5 apiece. Bobby Stok
ley and Jimmy Dail 4 each and
I Alex Kehayes got two.
The Jayvees play Plymouth in
j Edenton Thursday night at 7
o’clock.
VISIT SISTER
Mrs. Roy Spruill and Mrs. John
Raines spent Tuesday in Kinston
visiting Mrs. Spruill’s sister and
I friend.
j The more we do. the more we
can do; the more busy we are
’ the more leisure we have.
—William Hazlitt.
THE CHOWAN HERALD. EDENTON. WORTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY. JANUARY 15, 1951
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