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Evening star., 1942-04-15
Two New Treatments
For Fire Bomb Burns
Described by Doctor
Painting With Dyes, Use
Of Pressure, Immersion
In Hot Water Included
By the Associated Press.

CINCINNATI, April 15.-Two rev.
olutionary types of treatment fol
burns from incendiary bombs were
described today before the American
Association of Industrial Physicians
and SurgeanS.
Both violate most previous rules
for treatment of burns.
DR.. F. A. Barlow of the Wright
Aeronautical Corp, Paterson, N. j..
described them to an association
symposium.
In treating burns from magne-
sium-metal used in flares and some
types of bombs-the victims are
painted like an Easter egg. DR.
Barlow said his treatment of a num-
Der of such cases after industrial
accidents produced excellent re
suits.
The patient is given anesthesia
Immediately; burned tissue Is re-
moved and the area washed. A mix
ture of violet, brilliant green and
purple dye is applied over the entire
area. which is then wrapped In
bandages.
Sulfa Drug Also Used.
Sometimes Sulfadiazine is used to
check infection, but the dyes them
selves have been found not only to
kill germs associated with such
wounds, but to stop pain and pro-
vide a healing effect, DR.. Barlow
declared.
In addition, pressure on the
burned part has been found II
stimulate healing. he added. That
was discovered when men with bad
ly burned backs insisted on Sleep
ing on their backs instead of stom-
achS after the dye treatment; and
the burned parts which were un-
der pressure healed more quickly
The physician suggested that COM
presses, preferably of sponge rub
Der, be bound around any burned
area after treatment.
Water Treatment Used.
Recently DR.. Barlow treated burns
caused by phosphorus, also used in
incendiary bombs, by immediate i'm
mersion of the burned part, or the
whole body in water heated to sp-
proXimately IS degrees above body
temperature.
That gave almost immediate re-
lief. he said particularly to a FIRE
man badly burned while demon
strating methods of putting out a
phosphorus bomb. Cold water ag-
gravateS pain of such burns. he
added but almost hot water has an
Unexpectedly soothing effect.
The second stage in treating phos-
phoruS burns is direct application
of a solution of copper sulfate, a
common chemical, in water. That
produces a chemical reaction which
stops the burning action of the
phosphorus in the body tissues and
forms crystals that can be washed
off or picked away while the burned
area is still under water.
The use of copper sulfate re-
lieveS the pain of a phosphorus burn
Immediately" he said.
Evening star., 1942-04-15
Normundie
Continued From First Page.)

of sufficient trained personnel on
the vessel; there was an absence
of proper coordination between
the activities of various units on
board, and there was divided au-
thority and lack of unified COM
mand."
Certain delegated authority ap-
parently had been given to officers
but apparently there was no one
authority who seemed to think that
he was, or knew who was, in entire
charge of the ship" the report
added.
Recommendations Made.
Among major recommendations
approved by the subcommittee were
the following:
An administrator in each naval
district should be charged with the
duty OF protecting and guarding
all water front facilities, terminals,
piers and properties engaged in war;
supplies and cargo movements.
Shipyard fire watchers should be
local fire department and certified
by the Bureau of Marine Inspection
and Navigation and no fire watchers
should be employed on any vessel
without such certificate.
The Federal Bureau of Investiga-
ton in each naval district should
be designated to have full and ex-
elusive control Of all matters deal
ing with espionage, sabotage, un-
American activities, and subversive
elements In the maritime industry.
No one should be granted access
to any prohibited zone unless he
has a Coast Guard identification
card.
The operation of merchant YES
sells of the United States should
be placed under the jurisdiction of
the Secretary of the Navy and such
vessels together with their per-
sonnel should operate as an aux
iliary to the Navy. Consideration
should be given to the StabiliZing
for the duration of the war of cur
ACiN NaSC SSdlCo dAlNi OH
of marine licenses and marine GER
tiflcates should register with the
commandant of the district in which
they now reside"
The subcommittee was composed
of Chairman Drewry and Repre-
sentatives Izac of California, Sasscer
of Maryland and Heffernan of New
York, Democrats, and Mass, Mime
sofa, Mott of Oregon and Bates of
Massachusetts,, Republicans.
Laxity Is Charged.
There was no adequate check
made of employees of either the
contractor or Subcontractor ''and
especially of alien employees" the
committee found, adding that it was
Evening star., 1942-04-15
Star Staff Photo

had found no evidence of criminal
liability on the part of State officials.
Gov Nicely requested the grand
jury inquiry after Mr.. Clark criti-
cized the transaction and other
acts of the Democratic State
administration.
Evening star., 1942-04-15

VCOntlnueu From F1rSt Paeel
ouently followed; indeed. I submit
they are in large measure an after
thought"
Grand and Courageous Feat.
Mr.. Reed contended that grand
and courageous achievement" had
been recorded by w. P. b, in stop
ping manufacture of major articles
for civilian use. such as automobiles,
radios and refrigerators.
He added that there is about to
be issued another drastic order deal
ing with literally hundreds of minor
Evening star., 1942-04-15
EQuNE

COCKER SPANIEL, black. male. .FOwner
must Identify. Call CO. 5499.
DOG, terrier type. brown. black and white
FUR NECKPIECE in ne. Can Ma e0I2
GABARDINE COAT. with name Richard
Phillips" left at Normandy Farm; evi-
IDENTIFY similar one belonging to another
customer taken By mistake. Contact Nor
mandy Farm. WI a4el
LADY's COAT. on Mellon st. Sc owner
please identify. 5315 Borthers pl Sc
sPTTz. female. can Randoiph 1851
Evening star., 1942-04-15
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La gaceta., 1942-07-23

yerno, y de TODD ell mundo, como
un canalla, como un hombre in
fame Y sin coraz6n, cuando, en-
realidad, me ahoga la pena de
mi infamia Y daria Glen vidas
por volver a andar otra vez 81
camino!...
Y Olegario, sin %contener mas
su impulse, Sc arrodill6 a los
pies de dona Angeles con la ma
nos cruzadas, y bajando la ca
beza, murmuro con voz debil {
impregnada de llanto:
-iPerd6n, sonora, perd6n! L.,
iSu perd6n siquieral. L..
|Dona Angeles no contest6.
Habia vuelto a caer sobre e
mismo sill6n donde antes estu.
yiera sentada, y sollozaba tam
bien en- silencio.
De pronto, la puerta del salon
clio que comunicaba directa-
mente con el hall, Sc abri6 vio-
l-entisimamente, y un hombre hi
La gaceta., 1942-07-23
HECHOS ALGUNOS CAM
BIOS EN- Ell
DEL VIERNES

Jim Downing anunci6 ano-
che algunos cambios en- relacion
con ell programa del viernes, en-
el parque Cuscaden.
All Stintson, ell soldado de Mac
Dill, tendra de rival a Al Rogue,
en- ocho asaltos. Sc habia anun-
ciado a Pasco Mootes como con-
trario de Stintscn.
Chino Alaarez y limo Alfonso
ccmbatiran a seis asaltos, reem
plazando esta pelea ell match"
entire Charlie Sanga, del cam
pamento MacOin, y ell Vague
70" Blanton.
La pelea principal, como Sc
anunciara, la sostendran Matt
Perfetti, un soldado deMacDill,
y Ell cubano Sixto Morales.
Morales complete aver su en-
t~renamiento, boxeando seis asal-
tos en- ell gimnasio de la Gale
Franklin.
La gaceta., 1942-07-23
gritos, woes, carreras.

gritos, woes, carreras.
Doha Angeles apenas tuvo
tempo de levantarse Y correr a
interponerse entire los dos hon.
bres.
La habitaci6n sc habia llena-
do de genie.
Fran Giuseppe, Ell mayordo-
mo, Guido, los otros criados, las
doncellas...
Entire todos, como pudieron,
aunque costandofes un mundo,
lograron sujetar y dominar al
dueno del villino, que echaba LA
mas por los ojos.
Y con la boca entreabierta y
babeante, jadeando, Sudoroso,
descompueSto, con una lividez
que lie marcaba aGn mas las Ole
ras azules, cast negras, en- su
rostro de hombre enfermo, el
marques, comenzo a decir, con
una voz sibante de s~erpiente,
que apenas pOdia salir pOr entire
La gaceta., 1942-07-23

sus dientes apretados:
Il Canalla, cobarde! Has de
morrill,. lie he de matarl
II Pope, por Dies !-Solloz6
dona Angeles, horrorizadal del
eScandalo ante la servidumbre.
Il Por Dios, por Dios!...
-iDGiame, mama!... iSuel-
femme ustedeS!...
II Vamos, sahor.....
-iPor Dios, excelencia T..
-iSueltenme, digo!....
- Hemos de hablar. Pepel-
murmuro, al fin, Otamendi, que
habiase levantado y estaba tam
bien sujetado, como sostenido
por varios criados de la casa.
-iQui6n?.. iTG y yo?.. Nun
CAL.
isl! 70 he de obtener tn
~gracia..., til mismo has de COM
padecerme...
-lQue dices, cobarde?.. lilo
he dido tOdOL- iTu vida, e 10
La gaceta., 1942-07-23

Billy Soose, de la marina. En-
ire los mas destacados p6gilee
de las IT'S libras, Ken Overlin,
Joe Maxim y Tommy Tucker, to
dos Gle la marina. Overlin era
marinero cuando empez6 a CO.
orar fama como boxeador.
En- la division del peso media
no, Tony zale, ell campe6n, per-
tenece a la marina. Uno de los
mas fuertes aspirantes 10 es
George Abrams, tambien de la
marina.
Entire los gladiadores de esta
categoria Sc mencionan Coley
WEIGH, Fred Apostoli y Steve
Belloise, los tres de la marina.
Fred Apostoli Sc habia reti-
RADIO del pugilismo. Vino Pearl
Haroor y Sc alist6 en- la marina.
Luego de conner bien y prepa-
rarse Sc puso de nuevo los guam
ties, hacienda un buen papel.
Red Cochrane, del peso weller
sirve a la marina y Marty Ser
vo, un l6gicO contendiente, figu-
"a en- ell servicio de guardacos-
tas,
Garvey Young, un gladiator
de m6rito, vista ell uniforme de
la infanteria de marina.
Jackie Wilson, de California,
Y Young Kid Mccoy, pertene-
cen al ejercito.
Vern Bybee, a quien sc conce-
.diera "menci6n honorable, es-
ia con ell servicio de guardacos-
tas, y Mike Raffa, uno de los
mas habiles pGgiles del peso de
con Ell ejercito.
Alfredo Chavez, del peso de
mosca, sirve tambien ell ejerci-
to; pero no Sc cree que con sus
liz libras Sc lie haya admitido
en- ell cuerpo de artilleria de mon
tana.
La gaceta., 1942-07-23
que q%uiero!

que quiero!..
i Vamos, Pope, por Dios =
gimi6 de nuevo doha Angeles;
tranquilizate L.. iSueltenle us
tedes!.., 5Verdad que va estas
mas tranQuilo?
ST, su6.tenme ustedes. Sc
IA mejor que hablemos-fingi6
marques. ~ salgan. sal
gan!... iD6jennos solos!..
ST. ESQ, hablar-aprob6 la
madre de Agueda-; serenaros
los dos. Marchense ustedes.
La servidumbre comenz6 a
desfilar curicsa Y divertida.
Y doha Angeles, acompahan-
Go hasta Ia puerta del salonci-
10 al mayordomo, lie desliz6 a.
dido estas palabras:
mo Sc aleje listed mucho!
Y Olga a Guido que Sc quede
tambien. 81 70 les llamo... u oye-
ran ustedes woes.
-Descuide Ia sehora-mur-
La gaceta., 1942-07-23
Folletin No. $40
La Gaceta
TONIC TERCBRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

-Desde entonces-hace de
este cuatro o cinco semanas-,
nada Sc de su hija, NADIA he in
'tentado saber tampoco. Vivo So
10, aplastado por los recuerdos
de mi culpa y por los remordi-
mientos de 10 que yo reconozco
que ha sido una infamia.... que
mado el coraz6n por el amor de
su hija, sonora, a la que, a pc
sar de TODD, no he podido deiar
de adorar.. " este es, sonora !
-termin6 Otamendi poniendose
una mano en- el pecho, en- acti-
tud contrita-, este es Ell hombre
que aparece ante los ojos de us
ted, ante los ojos de Pope, su
La gaceta., 1942-07-23
DEPORTES
CON LOS GUANTES
LOS PUZZLES EN- Ell
EJERCITO Y LA MARINA

En- unO de sus muy leidos ar
tfculos, John Herman, Ell notable
escritor y critico deportivo, sc
refiere a los pugiles que pertene
cen al ejercito y la marina y di-
ce: LA Association Nacional de
BoXeo ACADIA de mencionar a
los pGgiles, de todas las catego-
rias, que sirven en- ell ejercito Y
la marina de la naci6n.
Los campeones que aparecen
en- las filas de- TIC Samuel son
Jose Luis, del peso complete,
ej1rcito; Gus Lesnevich, cam
pe6n de las IT'S libras, servicio
de guardacostas; Tony Yale,
campe6n del peso mediano, ma
rina; Freddie (Red) COchrane,
campe6n del peso welter, ma
rina.
Billy Conn, ell l6gico conten-
diente para ell titulo de Jose
Luis, es un soldado; Melio Bet
tina, que tambien aspira al tro-
no de Jose Luis, ha sido llama
do va por ell ej6rcito. Entire los
pesos completes mencionados
por la Association figuran Pat
Valentino, que pertenece a Ia
marina Tommy Gomez, de Tam
pa, un sargento, ej6rcito y Joe
Muscato, del ejercito.
Por debajo de Gus Lesnevich
en- ell peso complete ligero, est
La gaceta., 1942-07-23

B, Eastman, director de Ia OIL
Gina de transportation para La
.defensa.
Sc verified la election por CO.
rreo y Greene alcanz6 de nuevo
la mayorfa de los votes de 5 CO.
misiones locales y estatales.
IReelectos fueron tambi6n Ell
yicepresitente Flamen B. Adae,
de la Florida; Johnson S. Matt
ingly, ST., de Kentucky, segun-
do vicepresidente; Eddie Brown
Colorado, tercer vicepresidente /;
coronel Harry j. Landry, Miss
issippi, tesorero y coronel Min
err, secretario ejecutivo,
La gaceta., 1942-07-23
20 irrupci6n en- la estancia, con
la fuerza de una catapulta.
Aquel hombre era 81 marques
de Ramo Florido.
CAPITULO V
Horrible duelO

0legario sc vic levantado del
suelo con la misma violencia con
que todos hemos visto que una
tromba de viento levanta a We
ces un papel o una hoja SEGA en-
medic de una Gale. Y una lluvia
de golpes, de trastazos, de bofe-
tadas, cay6 sobre 81, sobre su
cuerpo, sobre SUI rostro, con la
misma rapidez de esas lluvias to
rrenciales del verano, de las que
no sable uno como librarSe Y pa
ia las que no sirven los para
guas.
En- el mismo instante sonarOn
La gaceta., 1942-07-23
GREENE REELECTO PRESI-
DENTE DE LA ASOClA-
CTON NACIONAL DE BO-
XEO

New York, Julio 23.-Abe j.
Green fue reelecto aver presi-
dente de la Association Nacional
de Boxeo, ell primer presidente
que Sc sucede a 81 mismo desde
que la Association fuera creada.
La reunion annual, que estaba
convccada para mediados de
s~eptiembre, fu6 cancelada a pc
tici6n de New Orleans y de a.
cuerdo con la sugerencia de j.
La gaceta., 1942-07-23
mur6 Giuseppe en- ell mismo TO-

muro Giuseppe en- ell mismo to-
no.
Cuando SC cerr6 la puerta tras
Ell dltimo criado, y quedaron So
los en- ell sa,onciilo el marques,
Otamendi y doha Angeles, Pope
do de nuevo rienda suelta a su
c6lera.
Acercandosa a Otamendi has
ia cast ROAR su rostro con ell del
medico, dijo mascando las pala-
5ra', agitando las manos, que
p1recian dos manojos de sar-
mientos, y llenando de saliva la
cara de su enemigo:
Isl yo fuera un cobarde, CO.
mo tn; 81 por mis- venas corrie-
ra tambi@n la Sangre inmunda
y plebeya que CORE por las tu-
vas, 70 te malaria ahora como
a un perro, ioyes bien', pero
quiero matarte cara a cara, ".
lDona Angeles habia corrido q
interponerse de nnevo entire ha
La gaceta., 1942-07-23
MAURIELLO Y BURMAN
HOY

New York, julio 2.-Comba-
tiran esta noche zen la Madison
Square Garden, Tami Mauriello,
un aspirante a la corona del pc
so complete, y Red Burman, ell
exahijado de Jack Dempsey.
Mauriello es ell favorito, por
cuanto recientemente hizo ia
bias con Bob Pastor.
Pedro Hernandez, ell puerto
rriQueno, dara la revancha q
Lulu Constantine, su mas recien
te victima.
Constantine es ell favorito,
por cuanto Sc cree que Herman
DEE lie derrot6 por "equivOca-
ci6n".
La gaceta., 1942-07-23
BILL MURRAY
A LAKIN

New York, julio 23.-Billy
Murray, de Bellaire, Ohio, de-
rrot6 por puntos, EN- seis asaltos,
a Bobby Lakin, peso welter de
Jamaiaa.
Lakin llev6 la ofensiva, pero
Murray supo contraatacar con
electives punetazos.
Warren Dean, de Dallas, hizo
tablas con Ralph Mcneil, en- ell
semifinal, tambien a seis asaltos
Jerry Moore alcanz6 la decision
de los jueces sObre Ivan Chris
tie, de YonkerS.
La gaceta., 1942-07-23
LIGA NACIONAL

Pegaron los Cardenales IA
hits y con ellos hicieron z carre-
ras, mientras los Phillies carga-
ban con las nueve "argollas," no
obstante haber descargado diez
"%jilotes."
Sc lie acredit6 ell triunfo al pit
cher Beasley.
San Luis &c, 14h, De; Filadel
fla DC, 10h, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-07-23
LIGA AMERICANA

Los Yankees vencieron a los
Indios, en- la d6cima entrada, y
obtuvieron su oncena victoria
consecutive. Donald fue ell pit
cher vencedor. La ventaja de los
neoyorquinos, a la cabeza de Ia
Liga, es de IL desafios.
La gaceta., 1942-07-23

Higbe dej6 en- cinco "hits" a
los Rojos de Cincinnati, vencien
do a Starr, que fuera reempla-
zado por Gene Thompson.
Ayud6 Higbe a su victoria con
un ibatazo de "tubey" que produ
10 dos carreras. Medwick, Cami
iii, Reese y Vaughan dispararon
dos hits cada uno.
Reiser no jug6 y volvi6 al pri-
mer lugar entire los b~ateadores
de las grandes ligas.
Cincinnati 1c, 5h, De; Broo-
klyn sc, 10h, De.
La gaceta., 1942-07-23

Claudio Passeau dej6 en- dos
hits a los Braves de Boston. ia
very fue Ell pitcher maltratado,
Lombardi no pudo "conectar' ;
tampoco Fernandez.
Chicago &c, I'm, lie; Boston
1c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1942-07-23
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La gaceta., 1942-07-23

New York Sc, ION, De; Cleve-
land L., 1oh, Re.
Hemaley, el nuevo catcher de
los Yankees, dispar6 q hits en- 5
wees al bate.
La gaceta., 1942-07-23

I'm cuadrangular de Cullen
bine, en- ell quinto, con I'm corre-
dor en- las bases, di6 ell triunfo a
los Senadores. Estalellla aport6
TN hit.
Washington &c, 8h, De; De-
troit 1c, 5h, De.
La gaceta., 1942-07-23

Filadelfia lie, 16h, De; San
Luis &c, 12h, lie.
McNair jug6 ell SIS para Con-
ME Mack y peg6 dos hits en- A
wees al bate.
La gaceta., 1942-07-23

Wagner perdi6 un duelo de
pitchers con Ross Y los Medals
Rojas sufrieron otra derrota.
Boston DC, Oh, De; Chicago &c
An, De.
La gaceta., 1942-07-23

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-22
In Today's Mail

hearted me, (sounds flshy but, new ertheless, it's true), felt sorry for the tenants. Some were on relief, some were on WPA, and some not working at anything. Rents were reduced 9 or 10 dollars per tenant. Oh sure,' it was O. K. to let them run seven or eight months behind. Tn fact, still have over $l,000.0O due me in back rent from Gone With the Winds" tenants. These accounts I've written on ice. My gross income from the property on April 1st, 1941, was very slightly over the depression low, and little more than half the normal income. All this on the basis of no vacan- cies. During all those depression years ran up nice fat deficit, which only last year I made are arrangements with the first mortgage holder to repay gradually. Now l am faced with the possibility of losing title to the property, which has beenin the hands of my family for over fifty years. May ask ii this is Justice?
 Believe 1t or not, MT. Henderson but one of my tenants, a welfare case, today pays me the magnificent sum of $500 per month for foui room apartment with bath in a brick building in the down town
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-22
No Vacancy, Just Absence

According to an official ruling just handed down by Attorney General Fran els A. Pallotti state official may con- tinue to hold his public office while on duty with our armed forces. The ruling was submitted in connection with the recent call to duty of Dr. Frank Anas- tasio of New Haven, our State Treasurer. We presume it probably would also ap- ply to the case of Litchfeld County's High Sheriff Ernest L. Novey, who also IS in military service at the present time, although still holding down his county Cffice.
 There is no disputing the ruling which Bays that absence from the state for mili- tary reasons doesn't cause vacancy in the oface. Tn particular in Dr. Anas- tasio's case Atty. Gen. Pallotti says the Statutes are explicit in stating that when the Treasurer is absent the Deputy Treas lrer shall perform all of the duties. All Of which only makes it apparent that any "beefing" done about this situation will amount to just "beefing" and noth- ing more.
 And let it be understood that any 'beefing" isn't against the incumbent ofice-holders, pr. Arlastasio or Col. N0yey. They are sacrificing considerable E0 gerye with our armed forces and on NHch basis feel they are entitled h0 TeH
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-22
More and More of It

Of course it probably isn't as compli- cated as it sounds but the new Treasury Department proposal to deduct income taxes at the source of wage or salary payments adds to the woes and worries of the average bookkeeper. Officials down at Washington seem to be pretty definitely committed to the payroll de- duction plan for income taxes. Inci- dentally by the time they get finished with thinking up deductions to take out of the average mans pay he won't be getting anything at all week.
 The latest suggestion, and one seem- ingly sure of congressional approval, would have 10 per cent of personal in- come deducted after an allowance had been made for the basic exemptions to which we're entitled. Half of this deduc- tion would be applied to payment on the 1942 taxes, due in March, 1943. The oth- CT half would be applied to taxes to be paid on the 1943 income, not due, of course, until March, 1944. We suppose there will be such things as allowances in case the taxpayers status should change during the year or, by chance, he might die.
 As for the struggling bookkeeper, well, the least said the better. Some weeks ago we offered our sympathy to this pro- fession in view of what we heard was go- ing to happen. Instead of the clouds breaking, it looks as if they were gather ing. For if companies are required to keep records on taxes to be paid over period of two years instead of just one, just think of what will be involved in figures alone, let alone weekly tabulatlng and special accounts to keep the money intact for Uncle Sam. If bookkeepers suddenly decide to march on Washing ton, don't be surprised!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-22

partment to be tagging months behind in its policy toward France.
 The people of France, say these heroes of midnight channel crossings, are 50 far ahead of the U. s. State Department that 1t would be humorous if 1t were not pathetic, U. s. food shipments to French North Africa, they say, won't help win over the French people; If anything, VII retard the independence movement there. The French have been won over by much greater issues than food, and are insuited at the State De- partment's idea that they would sell their souls for a mess of pot tage.
 Here are the major develop ments which have really influ- enced France: / 1. The behavior of the Germans
 in France.
 2. The fact that Britain was not
 only able to prevent Nazi in-
 vasion, but now is so effec-
 lively bombing the Continent. 3. The resistance of the Rus
 slams.
 {. American entry into the war. Of all these, one of the most effective incidents was the Britt ish bombing of the Renault motor plant (Frenchmen had been tipped off to leave in advance), and the dropping of the French flag along the Champs Elysee by a British fighter plane last week.
 So when the Big Push does come, 1t will find an enthusiastic French people anxious to cooper ate.
 NOTE:-The French fleet, these