Evening Star Newspaper, March 20, 1931, Page 56

10 GET OWN SEAL Discussions Bared as Topic of Colonial Minister on St. Patrick’s Day. By the Assoclated Press. DUBLIN, Irish Free State, March 20. —The Irish Free State is to have an | international seal of its own eorre- sponding to the great seal of England, which is affixed to certain state docu- ments and to the credentials of her representatives abroad. The American State Department called attention to the fact that the seal on the credentials of Michael Mc- White, the Free State Minister in Wash- — |ington, was the same as that on the | credentials of the British Ambassador. ‘ Thereupon the Free State began dis- "r\mslonf with the British government to the end that she be given a seal of her % | own. "These discussions were the deli- | cate and difficult negotiations to which J. H. Thomas, colonial minister, re- ferred during & St. Patrick’s day spesch | here. 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