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WELVE CENTS A WEEK
Director of Red
Cross Presents
Flag to Miss Hay
Sent as Token of Affection
and Because of Treasured
Association With Her in
Europe
Inspired by her treasured associa-
tions with Miss Helen Scott Hay in
Red Cross nursing activities in
France, Miss Elsbeth Vaughan,
director/ of the northwest division
of the American Red Cross with
headquarters at St. Louis, Mo., sent
a beautiful silk Red Cross flag to
Miss Hay several days ago.
Miss Vaughan was in the city a
week ago to visit Miss Hay. It was
their first meeting in the past year.
Miss Vaughan was assistant under
Miss Hay who was director of nurs-
ing activities in Europe from 1920
to 1922.
Token of Affection
A letter from Miss Vaughan which
accompanied the flag stated that it
was sent as a token of Miss Vaugh-
an's deep love and affection for
Miss Hay and because of treasured
association with her in Europe.
The flag hangs on the wall of
Migs Hay's apartment. Near It is
hanging a plaque which Miss Hay
purchased in Prague with the ap-
proval of Miss Pansy V. Beesem who
worked with her there and was
head of Red Cross nursing activities
in Prague. Miss Beesom is now head
of nursing activities in the Philip-
pine Islands and has been there for
many years.
Receives Many Letters
Many letters have come in recent
weeks to Miss Hay from her many
associates in Red Cross work who
are scattered at distant points.
Among them are letters from Wash-
ington, D. C., the Philippines, Hono-
lulu, and Albania,
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