'Flags Flown by the Sheikh of Qatar. (Bahrain and Trucial Coast)' [‎56r] (115/142)

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The Ecr. our able the Political Kesld ent
in the Perslnn Quit,
To
Mi© Foreign secretary to th®
Government of Imflla, Simla#
Suhjsots- flag of Qatar* ^
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Ko, £6^-8 flatea the 28th April 1952, that ideas regard-
With referetio^'to ioreign and Political Depart-
a©nt letter' Ko« i".96-B/34 dated the 22nd i-arch 1V34
on the above auojeot* I have the honour to state that
there appear® to oav# h,en soma confusion regarding the
design end colour of this flag, largely no douht owing
to the foot, as reported in uredeoessor # a letter
Ing a national flag were at that tine in a soaewhat
fluid st-te In v .atar. From further enquiries mad©
■from th'j Political Agent A mid-ranking political representative (equivalent to a Consul) from the diplomatic corps of the Government of India or one of its subordinate provincial governments, in charge of a Political Agency. , Bahrain, it now appears that
the Afialr a It:/ are correct in thinking that the flag of
jatar which was reproduced in the Admiralty Flag Book
^Flafs of 111 nations* is InoorreoU ..p ^ n
2. The Political Agent A mid-ranking political representative (equivalent to a Consul) from the diplomatic corps of the Government of India or one of its subordinate provincial governments, in charge of a Political Agency. now reports (hat there is
onlj one flag flown in .atsr and that it is used hoth
by the Shaikh and Iris subjects. It is a oriiison flag
with a serrated white strip near the., staff pierced
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