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Politics : Sharks in the Septic Tank
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To: 2MAR$ who wrote (27491)9/16/2001 12:10:21 AM
From: gao seng  Read Replies (1) of 82486
 
DISPLAY OF THE FLAG AT HALF-STAFF
The following guidelines are provided:

Other flags being displayed from adjacent poles are also lowered to half-staff or removed when the United States flag is displayed at half-staff.

Other flags can be displayed beneath the half-staffed United States flag from the same pole if there is adequate room, otherwise these other flags should be removed.

For flags that can not be displayed at half-staff (such as a house or porch set) attach a black streamer to the spearhead (top) of the pole allowing the streamer to fall naturally.

A flag that is mounted on a wall or in a window also can not be displayed at half-staff. A black bow-knot either with or without streamers is placed at the fastening points.

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